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

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SENIOR CHAPEL PROGRAM One of the most outstanding of the senior assembly programs is pic- tured above. They acted out the play The Brutal Miner, and each actor did a great job of acting his part. To Tell the Truth was acted out by the juniors. It, too, was an out- standing program. The juniors show much ability. We are looking for- ward to seeing many more interesting programs the juniors will give. JUNIOR CHAPEL PROGRAM

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SOPHOMORE CHAPEL PRCGRAM A special number on the musical program presented by the tenth grade was a rendition of Sixteen Tons by Dee Henderson and Sam Wilson, accompanied by Rosie Wilder. FRESI-IMAN CHA PEL PROGRAM The Merry Oldsmobile, in pantomine, was presented by members of the freshman class. It was an excellent dramatization of the early auto.