Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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The Yearbook, a Big fob Each year a copy of The Corral is sent to the Na- tional School Yearbook Association for judging. Since the 1958 book won an A rating, the editors and staff members felt they had something to live up to. Often overtime, they worked hard as a team Donna Harrison, left, and Joyce Schmidt, right, were elected the editors of the '59 Corral. Donna and Joyce are planning a page for the yearbook. under the supervision of Mrs. Whitfield, adviser, and finally finished the project. As Donna Harrison said, It was a big job, but it was fun, and a new experience for each of us. We hope we've done well and that our public likes our book. The Corral Staff, left to right, is shown at work: Helen Martin, Sherri Barnhart, Cyril Van Damrne, Donna Harrison, Murray Pletz, Joyce Schmidt, Randall Moore, Bob Brown, Martha Tay- lor. Not shown: Wey- man Duke, James Jack- son.

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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

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ge 6 R I gi eh , I- as N What to pack for a trip? A very important ques tion, and even more so is the right answer - a trip around our world requires many types of things - school clothes, street clothes for trips, sports equip- ment, and even formals. . T, 'X' The many activities engaged in, contribute to the well-rounded development of the individual, for education and culture do not come from books alone. I '- '-ew-'rw 1 4 . 5 vnvwwg, 5 I , -'P 4Ivrv. 2 n ,-. ,,,m,g