Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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A Letter M r. Howard Dear Mr. Howard, You have been our high school principal for eight years and during that time we have come to realize what a good friend you are. Ever ready to advise us, to encourage us, to scold us when we need it, and to have fun at appropriate times, you have won our esteem and appreciation. Your determined efforts to make our lives here at school pleasant and profitable will be treasured by us forever, as one of the most outstanding memories of our high school days. You have been a loyal and devoted friend of all the students. To show our hon- or and respect we dedicate the 1959 Corral to you, Mr. William L. Howard. Sincerely yours, THE STAFF

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HE QT Service Organizations Aid School Three active organizations of the community are the Warhorse As- sociation, Band Boosters, and the Parent-Teachers Association, who promote the welfare of the school by raising money for the different projects needed by the school. Left, left to right: Mr. John Sollock, President of the Warhorse Association, and Mr. Weber, who were backers for the Ghost Town, made a pep talk at a downtown pep rally. Left: Mr. Sid Malone, President of the Band Boosters. Right: Mrs. Wilkerson, President of the Parent- Teachers Association ,s 'sia s -sr' c.,-is ' . . . h i These Keep Our School Plant Running High School janitor, Mr. Ruston: Elementary jani- tors, left to right: Mr. Evans, Mr. Edmondsong and repairman, Mr. Frazier. Mr. Burgess, groundkeeper for the schools, improves the appearance of them by cutting the grass regu larly.