Corpus Christi High School - Duffle Bag Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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Home of the Buccaneers Roy Miller High School, featured by its richness in tradition, spirit, and loyalty, has, for years, been an out- standing school in the eyes' of Corpus Christians. Activities at Miller have always been highly supported by Buc fans - and throughout everything, faculty and students have been able to maintain a high scholastic record at Miller. The always - looked - forward - to football season is a trying time for all Buccaneers. The seas'on is highlighted by Friday morning pep rallies, purple and gold lights in the school towers after each victory, and the yellow mums centered by a purple M, which are a feature of every Miller- Ray game. Miller coaches Tom Pruett, now at Baylor, and Pete Ragus have produced great football teams and such stars as Fred Braselton and Larry Dueitt, in 1955, and Bobby Smith, this year. Miller High School, which has improved for the better in every way possible, including its high moral, physical, and scholastical aspects, has continued to expand in its building itself. The school was built with its present Buc Stadium, the center of outstanding sports for most of Corpus Christi, just a few years ago the gym was added, which has served as the site of thrilling basketball games, pep rallies, and victory dances, and this year a new set of classrooms on the present tennis' courts is to be com- pleted to accommodate the ever in- creasing enrollment at Miller. The old floors at Miller as well as the new ones will be walked by more and more loyal Buccaneers in the years to come, and the faculty and students who have walked these floors in the years past can honestly say that the thoughts, heartaches, and dreams'-gone-by at Miller are never to be forgotten.

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