Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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funiors, Seniors Vis With an island setting, and stars and moonlight overhead, the Junior-Senior Banquet was held with the help of artifi- cial lights and wild tropical plants placed on stage. Sixteen sophomores helped to enact the theme, Adven- ture lsland, ' by portraying Servers Biddy DuBose and Rosie Van Dorn wait on guests at the head table, left to right, Mrs. Day, Mr. Day, Betty Stewart, Henry Schmidt, Mrs. Evans, and Mr. Evans. Left: After the banquet, a dance was held on the gym floor, to Hawaiian music provided by Franklin McAllister and his hi-fi records. James Jungman and Edwina Mitchell, Eloisa Cubriel and Ernest Chapa are couples seen dancing in this scene. Below: George Keith was master of ceremonies. Q4 Donna Harrison gave an introduc- Above: Jerry Rucker and tion to the will before it was read. James Schmidt read the prophecy of the seniors.

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Devme Places Second Ln Lzterary Meet Devrne left the lrterary meet rn Crystal Ctty Aprll 18 w1th four ftrst places frve seconds f1ve thrrds and one fourth After all of the pornts earned wrth the one act play and the lrterary meet were comprled Crystal Clty won frrst Devtne second and Pearsall thud rn the lnterscholastxc League Dtstrrct Meet The students who took places are as follows Harrlet Brrscoe ftrst and Cralg Poore second rn junlor hrgh declamatlons Norma Jean Brown lee and George Kexth second rn hrgh school declamatlons Gerald Bendele thrrd 1n ready wrrtrng Ernestlne Wetser and Marta Buentello thrrd place m spellrng Tony Petrr frrst Nona Muenmnk second and Glen Hmes thtrd rn num Brownlee second and Gaylon Dubose fourth xn typmg Audrey Thomas frrst and Addre Lots Buster thrrd rn shorthand Top, rrght Those who entered in ltterary events were left to rrght Gaylon Dubose an Donna Harrlson poetry readrng Bonnie Bain, ready wntmg George Kelth htgh school decla mations Crarg Poore Jumor declamations and Norma Jean Brownlee htgh school declarnattons Center, rrght left to rrght Alamar Fernandez and Norma Jean Brownlee typxsts Audrey Thomas and Addie Lois Brrster shorthand con testants Gaylon Dubose typist Left to nght In the drstrrct Ernestine Weiser and Marta Buentello took thtrd place rn spell mg Tony Petrr placed ftrst, Nona Muenmna second and Glen Hmes thud rn number sense I n I I 1 I l . . - ' , Y . n . ' . . . . D . , . . . . . s - I . 5 . . . . . . , - ber sense: Alamar Fernandez first, Norma Jean ' . 5 . . . . ' 2 d . , . 5 . . S . ' . - : . ' . . S O . 5 . : . ' 1 . ' - : . - : . . , , .

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dverzture Island sailors and native girls as waiters. To further the theme, they presented a program on stage decorated to represent the shore of an island. The tables were arranged on the floor of the gym with rope and paper lifesavers to rep- Y resent the deck of a ship. fl' A Mr. Gustafason, Miss Caroline Penney, Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Shanner, John Baker and Janice Right: The sophomore boys and girls put on a program with an is- land setting as part of their enter- tainment. U l Sherri Barnhart and Shirley Thomas Henry Schmidt' President of the read the will bequeathing senior Senior Class, gave the response to wealth' the welcome given by John Baker, ' G A 2 I