Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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xl'- CONGRATULATIONS from relatives and friends make the big moment seem bigger, Center: Juniors Betty Ward, Charles Miller, and Bonnie Bain served as ushers to help seat parents and friends. Scerzes From Graduatio ff X tc 1 ALL in place and ready for the invocation. SENIORS LINE UP Ronnie Schott and Rosy Van Dorn, juniors, 3 led the seniors to the seats reserved for 5 them at the Baccalaureate Service. 5

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MARGARET HOSTETLER Carnival Queen 45 Band Sweetheart 3g FHA 2, 45 FTA 2,3,4g Treasurer 3g Dramatics 2,4g Band 3g WAR- HORSE ROUND-UP staff 4. IONELL KILLOUGH FHA 1, 2, 3: Junior Ponies 3, WARHORSE ROUND-UP Staff 43 Senior Play 4. GEORGE KEITH Junior Follies 3g Junior Play 3g Student Council 3g National Honor Society 4g President 43 FTA 4g Dec- lamation 35 One-Act Play 4g Senior Playg Transfer 3. KAY LITTLETON Transfer 4g CORRAL Staff 4. With Many Parties CURRENT EVENTS CLUB GIVES TEA The Current Events Club gave their annual tea for the senior girls in the home of Mrs. Joe Briscoe. The topic of the program was folk music. Mrs. Ontjes gave a talk on the types of folk music play- ed all over the country. Mr. Kil- patrick demonstrated many types of folk songs on his fiddle. The Sextet of Devine sang two of Stephen Fost- er's songs, accompanied by Gaylan DuBose. Allene Knippa from Lytle sang Loch Lomond' and The Maid of Cadiz, accompanied by Ronnie Martin also of Lytle. Gloria Oli- vares, Elia Pompa, and Cynthia Mendoza gave two Mexican folk dances. Mrs. Kate DuBose decorated for the occasion a cake which had two seniors dreaming of graduation day.

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Baccalaureate night, May 15, found 56 candidates for graduation present to hear the address of Reverend Davis of the Church of Christ, Top ranking juniors, Ronnie Schott, Rosy Van Dorn, Tony Petri, Sally Oliver, Betty Ward, Chuck Miller, and Bonnie Bain served as honor ushers for the seniors. The following Friday evening came the climax. Commencement t ..r:..,: 'p exercises were held in the gymnasium, which was crowded with rela- H tives and friends. Addresses by the salutatorian and valedictorian, Brownine Littleton and Wayne Murph, respectively, and the guest speaker, Mr. Herb Petry, chairman, Highway Commission, were fol- fa lowed by the presentation of awards and diplomas by Mr, Smith, prin- A ', cipal. ' ef? 11 AFTER GRADUATION TEARS came but laughter prevailed, as Nona Muennink opened gift from a friend. B 8: P W AWARD Right Romalda Buentello was granted the award offered by -315.5 l if 2 4 ,f E the Business and Professional , Women's Club. K X -'-A EVERYWHERE 1T's REALLY THERE! GUEST SPEAKER - Cameras were clicking and bulbs Janice Penney and George MT- Herb Petty exploding, Keith open their diplomas.