Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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The Junior Charnber of Commerce was first organized here about 1932. Be- cause of their success, they branched off into the present organization which is set up for the purpose of advancing the civic, commercial, agriculture, and industrial interests Of the City Of Devine and its trade area. The appearance of the school has been helped particularly by the sponsoring of road work in the areas aroundthe President - - - - Henry Moss Vice President - - - Jerry Howard -gm . 1 fi 'FMS 11' Mr. Curt Sollock, utili- ties manager for the city, helped improve the streets a.nd is shown here on the maintainer which he oper- ated to level the dirt placed on the Elementary School grounds. Left, Sherri Barnhart, and Right, Dixie Sollock. senior a.nd elementary schools and the athletic fields. This is not only a, help to the students who use it daily but also to others who travel the roads to var- ious school activities and civic pro- grarns. The Charnber of Commerce has also taken action toward the promotion of industry as a step forward in commu- nity growth. Treasurer - - - -Don Lawrence Secretary - - - - Joe Briscoe