Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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J Registration, Football I rootioe f ae , The start of football practice indicated that regis- tration would soon begin for another year, The most excited freshman could hardly wait to enter high school while the long awaited year for the seniors had arrived. There would be much plan- ning of courses for the coming year, much of which would concern our future. Registration day soon ar- rived again and each stu- dent had to make a choice on what subjects he should take that would always help him through his fu- ture. The juniors line up to receive their books. :si sign. 9-H, b Rv., 5 -X 5. lei. Many recent graduates attend- ed the dances. Carolyn Tschirhart is dancing with David Dubose, a 1958 gradu- Mark the The exciting day finally arrived when the seniors received their rings. The style which they chose was the new Cadil1ac de- Martha Fose and David Dubose, Chester Barrow and Darlene Hunter at a dance after the Hon- do game.

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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

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mor Rmgs, Dances The football boys got plenty of practice before the first game which was with South Side. ate, and Linda Meeks with Jerry Weber, also a 1958 grad- uate. B - - Weather wise, the opening of school was char acterized by much rain. Several creeks and rivers, as well as muddy football fields, in- fluenced our movements on trips to and from school, as well as on field trips. Below: Leon Young observes the water as it runs across the bridge near his home on Zig Zag Road. QT' pts, ' :- 111' V s S-ff H r fl.. get s . V r