Devine High School - Corral Yearbook (Devine, TX)

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Community Aids School Around the piano that the P, T,A, helped the school buy are fseatedj Mrs. Joe Briscoe, presidentg Mrs. James Gardner, treasurerg Mrs. Homer I-line, vice-pres- identg Mrs. Tom Weisinger, recording secretaryg Mrs. Glen Stewart, parlia- mentariang and fnot shownj Mrs. I. E. Poore, historian. -AD Jack Hoover, president of the Band Booster Association, helped in the concession stand during games. Each week during football season the Athletic Association put up a display to promote town interest. Standing around the Crystal City display are John Baker, George Fauver, I. D. Robertson, president the Athletic Association, and Jack Peterson. I5

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2.3 Workers Run Plant The lunch room ladies work hard each day to prepare well-balanced and efficient meals. This year, for the first time, meals were prepared at the high school and were taken over to the Junior High to be served to those students. Cooks at the high school are Mrs. Alex Bohl, Mrs. Margaret Slater, Mrs. Ray- mond Bendele and Mrs. Helen Schott, Those who work in the Elementary cafeteria are Mrs. Ruby Ross, Mrs. Sybil Tackert, Mrs, Johnnie Johnson head dietitian, and Mrs. Emest Crutchfield. BELOW, CENTER: Bus drivers for the Devine school district are Mr. N. E. Chant, Mr. Leo Bohl, Mr. Walter Simer, Mrs. E. H. Frazier, Mr. Sam Curtis, Mr. Paul Haass, Mrs. Ruby Thomas, Mr. Clyde Ross, and Mr. O. V. Secrest.

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On our tour of Devine High the first place we have planned to visit is our departments, Fourteen different departments in Devine High - Vocational Agriculture, Homemaking, Band, English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Business, Science, Journalism, Physical Education, Speech, Spanish, and the Library - help to prepare the students for college or a job. fffjjat f 'im L ' X K 6 X Mx ..........,i,,., I F El:EIl, 'i' if ni '- Let Us Follow