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

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Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Kuehn, Mrs. T. Melton, Mrs. Pratt, and Mrs. Bobo, all seem pleased by an idea pre- sented by one of the members for the 1959-1960 P. T. A. program. to the Future The Roy Miller High School P. T. A, organized in 1950, is headed for the second consecutive year by Mrs. J. Pratt. The purpose of this hard-Working group is to pro- mote the welfare of children and youth in the home, school, church, and community. Par- ents and teachers strive to- gether to better the conditions for the youth of their community. This year's theme is 'Back to School through the P. T. Af, Mrs. Powell, a U. S. history teacher, meets other members of the P. T. A. The parents are Mrs. Walker. Mrs, Towers. Mrs. Kadanl-Ia. and her daughter, Vicki.

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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 ...

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M iller's Spirit Know n Throughout the State Millers great school spirit is known throughout Texas. We have earned a reputation for backing the Bucs, whether they win or lose, and our twelfth man is among the most enthusiastic in the state. Various activities, such as the Spelling of ribbons, the painting of signs by the Student Council, and our pep rallies, keep up this spirit. Our pep rallies are well planned and are participated in by the entire student body. Speeches by Coach Ragus and 'fSnuffy', Creighton, and the cheerleaders' skit, are always in- cluded. However, the parts of the program making the strongest re- sponse are traditional yells, especially f'Victory, and the singing of the fight song and alma mater. X Lupe Reyna, Nola Radke, and Regina Torres give the finishing touches to one of the many signs painted by Student Council mem- bers before each football game. Coach Pete Ragus is a familiar sight at each the characteristics of the opposing team or . ,Ma 5232! Q 9 Q ,,,. V . A 5 K, X Q . he ffl X- 55 , xl 5 K t 5' ye ,f xg . ., .V f t V at ' fl . H ,, ,. f ,eQ,'..,t.f' -mam ga-0, 04 W g ' ffr w, pf, ,, .4,,,. . . iv 5