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

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Join Staff A new homemaking teacher at Miller, Mrs. Carol Ponton came to our school from Cun- ningham. She attended Southwest Texas State Teachers College, where she received her BS. degree. Mr. ,Fancher teaches American History and science. He is from Oklahoma and received his degree from Southwestern State College. 4 Z ,ar mf ir , uw Q ,gl J- ,. v R., V Teacher of American and world history, Mr. Corbin is in his first year at Miller. H6 came here after graduating from A8zI . College. Q 1 i gtg i i si M, 5 Miss Kay Hudson, who sponsors the cheerleaders and Rally Club, is one of the two P.E. teachers new to Miller. Miss Hudson possesses the happy, shin- ing face seen around the P.E, rooms. After teaching for one year at Taft, Miss Tyrrasch came to Miller as one of the new PE. teachers and is sponsor of Peradus Y-Teens. She received her degree in P.E. at the University of Texas. V 'fs' fl., Y

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mf, Mrs. Gilbert is the newest of our DE. and l.C.T, teachers. Here she is seen enJoy1ng a coffee break. Mr. Marshall is teaching his first year at Miller after two and a half years of teach- ing at near-by Calallen. The English teacher has found his sports car very efficient in getting him in and out of the congested traffic at Miller. We . i f ,. t .f , , ,. ,,. I, A. ,Wf- New Teachers Mrs. Herbert teaches English and Span- ish at Miller. She taught five years in Corpus Christi right after graduation from college. Her hobby is writing, in which field she has excelled in the writing of a play and several books. W A K ff L ' vm? ' .A Mrs. Love faces a year of hard work as Miller's new registrar. She is shown con- sulting with Irma Castillo, one of the new students late to enroll, Mrs, Love came from Ray, where she was secretary to the assistant principal.

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Mrs. Shultz, Mrs. Warnke. and Mrs. Benkendorfer collect the P. T. A. dues from Mrs, Rhodes, Mrs. Henson and Mrs. Kuehn. Purposes of the P. T. A. To promote the Welfare of chil- dren and youth in their home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into close relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, Social, and spiritual education. P.T.A. Looks Members of the executive board of the 1959-60 Miller P. T. A, are, Mrs. J. Pratt, president, Mrs. E. Mueller, vicc-Dresidentg Mrs. N. Brown, parliamentariang Mrs. L. Bobo, secretary, Mrs, Otto Kuehn, treasurer. .X ,. , e- ,. wwf gm. rf ., 1s1 umam - ww f .ez n as s ,..amnmn,..m ...