Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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HENRY SCHMIDT PRESIDENT FFA 1 Science Club 2 Base ball 2 3 Carnival Escort 3 Valentine King 4 Lantana cort 4 Junior Play Senior Play One Act Play4 Student Council 3 4 Vice President 4 Warhorse Round Up Staff 4 Junior Semor Banquet Server 2 CAROLYN TSCHIRHART SECRETARY FHA 1 2 3 4 Junior Play Candidate for Carnival Queen 3 Secretary 3 Most Popular 4 Lantana 4. 0 jqcers Lead Class Through Carnwal, Play, Partzes, Banquets, Graafaatwn CYRIL VAN DAMME VICE PRESIDENT Carnival Escort 2 FFA 2 3 4 Sentinel 3 4 Class Favorite Football 3 4 All District 3 4 Honorable Mention All State 4 Capta1n4 Track3 4 Cor ral Staff 4 Student Council 3 ERNESTINE WEISER, TREASURER FHA 1 2- Stage Band 1 2 In- terscholastic League Typing 2 interscholastic League Spelling 3 4 Student Council 3 Junior Play Junior Follies Band 1 2 Valedictorian 4

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' Lth Man Parties The seniors of '59 were honored with many parties during the year. The Current Events Club gave the senior girls a tea: and four of the parents gave a patio-party at the Pletz's home. The different churches in town honored the sen- iors, also, the Catholic Church with a picnic at Camp Cayoca, the Christian Church with a Western Party, and the Methodists with a break- fast. The Round-the-World party was given by all the senior mothers. Mrs. Martin had the seniors for a breakfast before they left on the senior trip. Swimming at Camp Cayoca sharpened the appetites of these seniors at the picnic given by the Catholic Church Pearl divers' Henry Schmidt and Cyril Van Damme wash up one of the many stacks of dishes accumulated at the all night party given after the Baptist Banquet Mr and Mrs Howard look over the seniors in thetr western regalia at the party given by the Christian Church A group of the senior picnickers watch the birdie outside of Camp Cayoca V cabin where picnic supper was served

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- ' 2 ,.,., ' -I S r , . - A Q. .V V, g '7M'3i'x 4 '9' f .mwzw-,'.o.4.-.'rf,r:1:'ff'wfa'f 14 ' Ei' 23.1 , ., .gi he cv M - 3,5 2iJ.2'v,, TIZJP' . 'nf - -se Am , Senior Aim: Colorado or Bust The seniors chose Colorado Springs as their destina- tion for the traditional senior trip following gradua- tion. Part of the fun lies in preparation, and during the week-end after graduation bags were packed and loaded on the bus, which was well painted to advertise the seniors and their point of origin. Early Monday morning, May 25, the seniors met at the home of Mrs. L. C. Martin to have a filling breakfast before leaving on a school bus via Carls- bad Caverns for a ten-day trip. , ,' up xi' 'ffii PAINTING THE BUS - TOP: Mr. Gustafson and Mr. Howard. CENTER: Betty Stewart and James Stock. .1 ,va .. if hr till? it gr :-X21 Y AL At the breakfast preceding departure, left to right: Henry Schmidt, Bill Schneider, Leslie Yarbrough, Helen Martin, Jim Olivares, and James Jungman.