Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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SENIORS SPGNSUR fly Mary Griffin, one of the cancan girls at the Junior Follies. QQJ Spectators instructing train bearers behind Robert Lee and Peggy, Q31 I crown thee, Peggy Pepper, Queen of the Halloween Carnival. King Robert Busby and Queen Peggy Pepper. My Train bearer Vicki Tilley posing for the photographer. Q53 Shirley Wilms and Bradford Bush performing in the Junior Follies. Q61 Irene, Betty, and Viola working in bingo stand, f

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CGMING PROGRAM Register -------- 4:00 PM Dinner ------ - -5:45 PM Meeting in Gym - - - - 6:15 PM Prayer ----- Elmo B. Mullins, Class of 1924 Welcome to the Community S. R. Malone, Pres. Chamber ot Commerce Greetings from the schooi J. D. Klingeman, Supt. of Schools Introduction of Speaker Morris Ridgway, Class of 1928 Address ------- J. W. fDubJ Roberson, Class of 1928 Business Meeting Meeting Adjourn to Football Game Punch and cookies in cafeteria immediately after the game. C11 Queen of the 1954 Home- coming, Jeanie Hardcastle, her escort George H. Briscoe, Princess Mary Williams and her escort Peck Bush and Queen of the 1953 Home- coming Beulah Savage and escort R. L. Busby, Jr. L N 2 XV up Q., 1. J- V, . I 1 1:-313 .x . ,'17, ?5, ' 1 ' 'vga .1 ' ,fa -4, , I ' 'lfffaikiffjj' 1 '4 'Q 51 . ' 'fix jirly Q21 Senior girls, Ora Lee,Rena, Rebecca, and Ella Sue registering Ex-students in the lobby of the school. W . ' ar f ?1f . Ili A ix 'a X' : ar gl . A 1. y as Q31 Candidates for Homecoming Queen: Joyce Rihn, Sophomore Classg Beth Ann Roberson, Freshman Class, Jeanie Hardcastle, Junior Class, Mary Williams, Senior Class, and last year's Queen Beulah Savage

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CARNIVAL Qlj Jack Peterson and Carol Chrisman being married at the marriage booth as John Martin watches. QZQ Iohn Martin and Beth Ann Roberson filling out marriage licenses. 'PNQ rv J' s. 1 The Carnival was held Saturday, October 30, on the football field. There were many booths on the Cami- val grounds, some of which were: bingo, cake walk, barber shop, marriage booth, fortune telling, spook house, throwing darts at teachers' pictures and food booths. Dukes and duchesses came from: Iourdanton, Charlotte, Poteet, Pleasanton, Castroville Uvalde, Del Rio, Floresville, Karnes City, Lytle, and Hondo. The Senior candidate for queen, Peggy Pepper whose family had moved to Freer, came over to be crowned Queen of the Eighth Annual Camival, sponsor- ed by the Seniors. Q31 Elsie Lindsey and Carolyn Brieden serving at the homemaking stand. 14, Rev. Iasek, Meridel Fell, Dee Ann Dubose and Madelyn Brieden enjoy the food prepared by the homemaking girls. f5lMeride1, Dee Ann, Joe Frank, Mr. Whitfield and Rev. Smith at the Homemaking stand.