Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HONORS FOOTBALL TEAMS On Tuesday, January 11, the Devine Chamber of Com- merce gave the football boys a banquet in recognition of their wonderful football season. At the banquet the Warhorse team was presented a trophy as co-champs of district 30-AA. The Junior and Senior lettermen were presented jackets. During the banquet a film of the Devine-Uvalde game was shown. flj Coach Barnhart introducing Superintendent J. D. Klingeman. Others in picture are Mr. Ciavarra, Mr. Gustafson and Mr. Petri. Q31 The head table: Mr, Ciavarra, Mr, Barnhart, Mr. Gustafson, Mr. Petri, Mr. Malone, Mr. Klingeman, Mr, Wallace, Mr. Russell and Mr. Sollock. District trophy is seen on the table. QZJ The Junior football team also attended banquet. Q41 Magness Lindsey receives his jacket from Coach Barnhart, Q51 Everyone posing for the photographer. Pictured are Ronald Evans, Ronnie Peterson, Calvin Murphy, Jimmy Poore, Donald Ridgway, R. E. Savage and Sidney Pierce. Q61 Sonny Allen, Melvin Ehlinger and Bob Busby admiring their new football jackets.

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Q11 Bobby Sue Leuschner, Laura Fem Cadenhead, Barbara Williamson, Margarita Buentello and Arlene Bendele singing at Junior Follies, Q21 This is why the Freshmen made only 1543 at the Carnival. Bob Lindblom, Roy Settles, David Dubose, Charles Crouch and Keesey Nixon smoke up the prizes. Q31 Melvin calling out bingo numbers as Johnny takes a nap. Q41 Sandy calling the cake walk as Lou Ann takes the money and Melba Faye shows the cake to be given away. Q51 Ohl says Joyce Mae as Marion, Doris Ann and Barbara watch wheel spin at Country Store. Q61 Pat and Franklin working in the bingo stand, CARNIVAL IS SUCCESS!

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F.H.A. INITIATION F, H. A, initiation was held October 31 to November 6 which was F, H,A week, F,H, A, Week is observed as courtesy week. The Freshmen were expected to display courtesy all week fo the upperclassmen and teachers On Monday they dressed sloppily with poor tasteg Tuesday they wore clothes of the 1920'sg Wednesday they were over-dressedg Thursday they wore red and white, the F,H,A, colorsg and Friday they dressed as one going to school should dress. C11 Carolyn Brieden, Marlene Schroeter, Betta Cadenhead, Nettie Mc- Neal and Carol Thompson dressed in 1920 costumes. 12p Peggy Ward, Mary Martin, Amy Mitchell and Carol Chrisman dressed in red and white, the F, H,A, colors. Q31 Lillian Ehlinger, Betty Bohl, Joy Wilson and Linda Driscoll say F,l-I, A, Creed to Gayle Tomblin, My Linda McAllister, Janet Brieden and others saying creed to Jeanie Hardcastle. Q51 Patsy I-Iomeyer, Lois Rihn, Roberta Gonzales, Susie Littleton, Beth Ann Roberson, Irma Pompa, lyn Brieden--over-dressed. Hlzrgl 1,,,,f o s Carol Chrisman and Caro-