Corrigan High School - Blue Quill Yearbook (Corrigan, TX)

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Elemen tary School The rhythm band, directed by all the primary teachers, is a well-trained organization of which local school patrons are proud. Drilled in the fundamentals ot harmony, the band has been a distinct asset in local elementary school progress. Colorful chapel programs, as portrayed above, have been presented by pupils in the elementary grades during the term. Excellent portrayal of roles and unique costumes have characterized each program. 32

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Elemen tary School CLASS OF 1960 Mrs. Harry Scxiford Mrs. Esther Williams Teachers CLASS OF 1959 Mrs. C. F. Kuykendall Mrs. C. E. Barnes Teachers 31 CLASS OF 1961 Mrs. W. H. Bolton Mrs. Myrtis Sirman Teachers

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AROUND THE HIGH SCHOOL CLOCK WITH CAMPUS REPORTERS On the following pages are pictorial records ol cross sections oi school life during each period of the school day from the time oi the ringing of the first bell for the beginning of classes at eight-thirty in the morning until the sound of the dismissal bell at three- thirty in the afternoon. The staff has attempted-in a limited way-to portray, by word and picture, the drama of school life between the ringing of these bells-the grind of daily chores in the classroom, the hum of projects of various clubs, the whirl of social activities personified by class favorites, typical campus scenes, chapel programs, the marching and playing of the band, the fighting of the Bulldogs on the gridiron and in the gym, and other activities that make a modern high school good proving ground for iuture adult citizens in a democracy, 33