Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Rain doesn't stop NHS Honor Society gets job done I embers in National Honor Society must meet certain qualifications to be inducted into the organization. The requirements include good citizenship, capability of leadership, and an A average. The NHS is one of the biggest organizations at DHS, and its members are some of the most academically outstanding students in the school. These students must, however earn points to remain in the NHS. These points are earned through different activities the NHS par- ticipates in during the year. This year the members were able to take part in a variety of activities and fund raisers. The annual Halloween carnival was held at the Civic Center to raise money. Even though it rained, they parked cars at the Arts Guild Auction, also held at the Civic Center. An experience that many of the members found in- teresting was answering telephones at the Channel 13 television station. by Teresade Onis 26 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Front Row. Kathy Hoemeke, treasurer, Christiane Bartee, secretary, Mark Carubia Bob Clark, reporterp Stan Pruett, vice president, Second Row: Juli Detrick, Shauna Wilson, Tina Conley, Dawnae Hook Hagan, Elizabeth Espinosa, Laura Amyx, Jenny Jacquot, Shawn Walker, Lisa Land, Sheri Vitro, Christi McFarIin Th Suzie Lewis, Stephanie Maher, Jessica Allen, Paige Garner, Sheila Cozby, Kari Kagarice, Diane Crossman, Angie Powdermaker, JoAnn Uomoleale, Gayla Zackery, Fourth Flow: Kerry Moynagh, Jennifer Knight, Marnie Cole, Irene Griffith, Lesley Duesman, Tricia Roberson, Suzanne Curry, Teresa Ryan, Angela Torres, Merri Eddy, Fifth Row Suzy Sharp, Kathy Vanderhoft, Cindy Wages, Nancy Glover, Paul Brookshire, Derek Atkins, Mark McCalIon, Kevin Kimberly Landreth, Sixth Row: Tammy Epting, Whit Blair, Glenn Tanner, Steve Kirby, Stuart Fischbeck, David Nikki Kagal, Shawn'Brown, Chris Pearce, Mike Sharp, Seventh Row: Tad Gracey, Patrick Henney, Bret Curran arms, John Williams, Andy Ingram, Jeff Dalton, Chris Davis, Brian Curran, sergeant-at-arms, Jesse Ephraim, Eighth Firaennhzn .lefimrin Kevin Kelly, Paul Davis, Steve Lewis, Eliot Johnson. 3 f ,v ,v-...,....v, A Lisa Land outlines some tuture NHS pro- iects at a group meeting. V As part of the Halloween carnival, James Logan helps a child with the ring toss. I ,f 4, Wx! 7 Ag' W it :RQ me I as l v . 0.4 ,si ...,, .. was

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DIN QV' Boyd, Mrs. Emma Joe Yarbrough, Sponsor. H l A- 314 ..,,,,s,,,...-4, COUNCIL OFFICERS: Kim Taylor, Brian Smith, Beth Emery, Claire Guess, .Joel Muro, Angela Torres, S anne Curry, Larry Tadlock, Suzy Sharp, Natalie Patrick, 'Wt A Chris Davis takes a breather lrom his Student Council activities. 4 As part ot their Student Council responsibilities, Marti Cudd and Rae Quarterson deliver teachers gilts trom their secret pals. STUDENT COUNCIL 25

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Qc! S.-I 3 A Prepared with an umbrella, Jenniter Knight escorts people to the Arts Guild Auction. 4 Children wait in line to get to Cindy Wages' booth. i .gf ,. f 1 I Y H!!-QQUE, 4. 29' fl' i A Before the service project at Channel 13, Bob Clark jokes around. 4 Suzie Wages, Jenny Jacquot and David Kuntzendort wait to get on the bus to go do volunteer work at Channel 13. NAUONALHONORSOCETY 27