Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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dfum ae! Nola Maxam llets welwme malorette :Band Booiie' a an to Ban membexs The elementary school cafetorium was the settrng for the frrst annual Band Banquet grven March 12 by the Band Boost er Club honormg the three school bands The meal was served by the band mothers and out of town entertamment was provlded through the courtesy of the band boosters Table decoratlons consisted of varxous ktnds of mlmature glrttered muslcal instruments The purpose was to retum a small portion of the entertain the year fi-v. --I W 90 Boosters Honor Band Mr Ramirez of San Antomo en tertamed wrth several humorous maglc tricks Semor Band members Kathy I-lem mmg Darlene Davrs Bea Ben dele and Roxy DuBose seem to be emoymg the meal of chrcken salad potatoes and tea whtch was served rn the band s honor - 1 T 'I , 1 J ' ' ,Wil . . Q I? j. T MX Lv ., p , . . P' ' D . . . . sf' f . - ,WL ment the band affords the school and community throughout f I U H ,g ' , , Y I , ' , ' J l ' I ' . . F r ' ' 2 V . r ff ' 3' X n A s xx I , ,A -: f 5 , ,Q 5 ' g 2 V -f- l. as A L

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ala Z9 r Us-Q , ' - 2Qii?' 1 1- ' V' A V' M41-li - 1' , , :sims V, 4- ft-sul 'sg j 'gas4, Around our world with the seniors as leaders would be quite a feat even if we had more than 180 days. The seniors, a closely united group, with Mr. Gustaf- son and Mrs. Day as the sponsors, participated in many activities among themselves, and with others, which created great enjoyment for them this last year with the group. The carnival and play to raise funds for a trip, occupied them in the earlier part of the year. Then, in the spring, although having an eye for the future and preparing to leave the group, they paused often to enjoy the many festivities given in their honor: The Current Events Club tea for the senior girls, the patio party at the Pletz's, the Junior-Senior Banquet, the Catholic Church picnic at Camp Cayoca, the Chris- tian Church Western Party, ,the Baptist Church Banquet, the Methodist Breakfast, and the Round-the-World party by the senior mothers, and Mrs. Martin's breakfast before they left on the senior trip.