Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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Eat, drink, and be merry. Many people of the community and school did just this at the Mexi- can supper served by the senior class at the carnival. , Nw ' N 44. j at A ' Q f gi' J- ff! X ,V if 1 ' X- , l The annual Senior Carnival incorporates hundreds of activities: election of candidates for queen and duchesses, campaigning, building of booths, fol- lies rehearsals, and many others. At 6 P.M. , No- vember 1, the big night had arrived. The school parking lot began to fill with interested people who came to enjoy the efforts of the various classes. There were food and entertainment for all. Gone! Gone! Gone! to Mr. Ward. Mr. Petri auctioned off the pig donated to the Junior class by George Curtis, background. wands Freshmen fill their treasury Judge Mrs. Ward in her Negro Minstrel Roy Bean style. Martell Sollock costume tends the junior country arrested a notorious hombre, store booth. Frank Bain. Clubs also lent a hand in making the carnival a success. Gaylan DuBose, F.T.A. president, tells Sharon Littleton's fortune.

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1,. P5 v G d queeil Attendanls of the kings? Hin' were. left to ugkgfly and KEY Mu' Bam! Lmletombie HOWCW Stan' Kei' Debbie Ro ncfgonnie Lewis' The queen and her and Len a court were entertained sell. by a reading, In the Usual Way, given by Harriet Briscoe. Camifual Booths Increase Claw Margie Shaw encouraged people Junior High also participated. Mr. Lexie Dubose displays bright smile to cast their line for prizes at the Howard makes a strike at the over cake Joyce Schmidt presented sophomore fishpond. seventh grade bottlethrow. her at Senior cake walk.

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li 51550111 bi if Programs Varied A variety of assembly programs were pre- sented to the student body during the year. At the start of the year, most ofthe as- semblies were devoted to pep rallies. As the year advanced, special day programs were presented, basketball and football players were awarded, nominations were made for Campus Favorites, skits from various plays were given and band concerts were held. 6 W it - 'Viv ll' 4-ni . -.u-lids. The Devotion of Friendship' was present ed by the Devine Future I-lomemakers of America at the Thanksgiving Assembly program. As Narrators Alamar Fernandez and Donna Harrison spoke, six girls repre- senting Courage, Love, Understanding, Consideration, Faith, and Sacrifice were linked to Friendship who centered the group. As the last girl joined the chain, Left: During a style shown given by the I-Iomemaking girls at a P. T. A. , Harriet Briscoe shows four dresses which she made dur- ing the year. 1 X'-.I X . 5 1 sl Left: The Arabians' bas- ketball team received their new jackets on March 30, 1959. The jackets had gray bodies with three dimension gold letters and maroon and gold trim.