Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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Three Honored at Banquet The F.F. A. boys honored their fathers in the annual Father and Son Banquet February 19. The officers of the club had charge of the program which consisted of the introductions of the dads, the sweetheart, and guests, and a talk on the Supervised Farming Pro- gram, by Albert Sauter. As a climax to the event, Mr. R. E. Savage, Mr. R. D. Evans, and Mr. J. T. Lilly received the honorary State Farmer degree, which is one of the highest honors a member of the F.F. A. can receive. Top: John Baker, M. C. and president of the F. F. A. , introduces his father, Mr. O. T. Baker. Center: Mr. R. D. Evans presented Cyril Van Dam- me the Farm Safety Award. Bottom: Janice Penney, sweetheart, pins honorary F. F. A. life membership pin on Mayor Lilly. John Baker introduces F.F. A. sweetheart Janice Penney. , xg Left to right: Superintendent Evansg John Baker, treasurer: Cyril Van Damme, sentinel: Mr. J. T. president: Albert Sauter, vice president: Louis Rihn, Lilly. reporter: Dick Harrell, secretary: Levi Bendele,

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'ourzly Fat Stock Show Right: John Baker, right, is shown with his heavyweight hog. Louis Rihn, left, showed Marvin Crutch- field's hog. Left: The ring where the calves were judged was tightly encircled by the large crowd who attended the Fat Stock Show in D'I-Ianis. Picture was taken during judging of heavy milk fed calves. ,Q 1' 4'5 Above: James Jung- man with his third place pen of fryers. Right: Ronnie Camp- sey and Jack Bush showed their heavy- weight hog. Mr. Moss, teacher, is in the background. l I I -Q' Above: Cyril Van Damme with his calf which placed seventh in the heavy weight milk fed calf division.

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Judy Dubose Black, editor ..... of the ROUND-UP staff, is shown typing a stencil for the paper. Judy's job consisted of making as- signments to other staff members, planning pages for the next paper, and seeing that deadlines were met. clwol Paper Plays Important Role The school paper can play an important part in the activities of the school, not only in its role of giv- ing the news, but also as a public relations agent of the school. Maintaining high standards, the paper keeps the editors, reporters, and adviser busy. THE ROUND-UP is a member of ILPC who grades it each year. For the third consecutive time, THE ROUND- UP received the highest rating given by the Inter- scholastic League Press Conference. Since the ROUND-UP is a mimeographed paper, on the days the paper comes out, an assembly line is necessary to get the paper together. Left to right: James Stock, Chestene Brister, Addie Lois Brister, Cherry Edwards, Leslie Yarbrough, Audrey Thomas, Shirley Thomas, Janet Ross, Tinker Davidson, Jim- my Olivares, John Hunt, Judy Dubose Black, Betty Stewart, Lynda Silvey, James Jungman, Henry Schmidt. W- 4. we :gg . T -f,,..,s.1I---ff