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

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Butch Bradley, Venita Sockwell, Joyce Byrd, Nancy Bedingfield, Diana Cavazos, and Johnny Cravens are the Battlin' Buc Cheerleaders this year. They have done a wonderful job in building school spirit, keeping each pep rally interesting and well-organized, and enthusiastically supporting the teams. K , t , ts ,x ' K V: J I VE, 4 . y i' Johnny Cravens pins a purple and gg? gold tail on Alamo Heights' mule t sg during one of the skits given by the cheerleaders at each pep rally. pep rally as he gives a short speech telling of of the football history between the two schools. ' ,f 1' fi V in fi K 4 'if u e , , 2 5 I

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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

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Event Class, Johnny Roland, Danny Shobe, Bill Walker, Gene Traynham, and Rob- bie Robinson line up to board one of the busses provided for the foot- ball team's out-of-town trips. Peradus' sophomore pledges, to carry out the 'tBeatnikl' theme of initiation day, had heavy eye make- up but were not allowed to wear lipstick or powder. Included pledges were Estelle De Salme, Judy Dor- sey, Denise Hiedecker, Laverna Kay Bobo, and Carol Benkendorfer. Sophomores Freda Glaze, Burns, Carolyn Eaton, Johnny Jinks, Betty Johnsondisplay 1 ed tow sacks, gigantic freckles tiny ribboned braids on the d Tawanka's initiation.