Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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Girls ' Reserve Basketball Team TOP: Sherry Symington, Becky Lacy, Aurora Femandez, Bettye Juhlin, Caro- lyn Fuquay, Mrs. Ontjes, coach. BOT- TOM: Mary Helen Jungman, Rose Mary Keilmann, Kathy Weiser, Gaye Ann Heathcock, Susan Petri, Elizabeth Ontjes, manager. Many Activities Keep Students Busy The Junior High School has many extra-curricular activities along with their school work. Football, basketball, track, dances, election of princesses for the carnival and valentine coronations, plays, and other assemblies help to keep the students happy and interested during the school year. Girls, Volleyball Team TOP ROW: Connie Stroud, Jane DuBose, Mrs. Ontjes, coachg Diana Bush, Hortencia Buentello. BOTTOM ROW: Elia Pompa, Linda Pringle, Barbara Driscoll, Sharon Odem. , ,W Y .X Literary Meet Winners TOP ROW: Joann Moore, first in ready writing: Dorothy Wilkinson and John Ward, first in spell ing: Leon Young, first in boys' declamation. BOTTOM ROW: Aurora Femandez and Mildred Wingate, first in spellingg Marajean Graham, second in girls' declamationg Barbara Driscoll, first in girls declamation. Not shown: Dan Pruitt, first ir1 boys' declamation.

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junior High History Class Presents Program, Mrs. Jones 's history class presented a pro- gram entitled, THANKSGIVING WITH THE The Man on the Street, Wesley Ward, asked a Puritan, Linda Pringle, and a Pilgrim, Marajean Graham, what they had to be thankful for. Linda Dickey Harrell Ross DuBose Arturo Fernandez Gloria Garcia Franklin Hellums Elena Hemandez Margie I-Iemandez Enid Lopez Linda Mabery Maria Monreal Patrick Pringle Judy Schroeder Felix Dale Stone Clinton Tackert Martha Wells Kathy Wilkinson Jimmy Wilkinson Nancy Young Grade MAN ON THE STREET. It explained how and by whom the various territories were explored. Wesley Ward, the man on the street, asked passers -by who they were and which territory they represented. , ss- ' V' ' In the scene, Thanksgiving With the Man on the Street, Lawrence Martin, Floyd Halliburton, Kent Hunter, David Smith, and Richard Wilkerson are writing their reasons to be thankful.

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I7 The Elementary, which is composed of fourteen The Cub Scouts which are mostly from our Ele- teachers with Mr. Ciavarra as principal, houses 475 mentary School, do their part, by entering a float in pupils of the first four grades. the Veterans' Day parade. This Is Uur Elementary I ,s , , f f , df ' I49 x