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' .wil F73 ani Rosy Van Dorn, junior, was elected from four high school girls, one representing each class, as Homecoming Queen for 1959. Rosy was elected by popular vote in an election conducted by the Student Council. Mr. Jack Tilley, vice-president of the Ex-student Association of 1959, crowned Rosy queen. Hom Homecoming was on Sat- urday, October 17, 1959, the day of the Pearsall game. More than 400 ex-students attended and visited the Memory Room fthe libraryj where old pictures and annuals were on display, Refreshments were served in the cafeteria preceding an assem- bly held in the High School gymnasium. President of the Ex-student Association of 1959, Mr. Morris Ridgway, presided over the meeting. Officers for 1960 were elected: Mr. Jack Tilley, president, Mr. J. W. Roberson, vice-presidentg Miss Betty Lou Johnson and Mrs. Bill Bywaters, secretaries, and Mr. Roger Rus- sell, treasurer.
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GO! GO! GO! The cheerleaders go into action as the band plays, -,of COME SUPPORT US! Louis Rihn and Robert Alexander gave a vic- tory talk at a rally. Part in Pep Rallies P WHAT A DAY when the little people from Mars visited our school with rhymes about Devine teams! ef' BEATNIKS Linda Meeks, Janet Bendele, Louis Rihn, and Janice Penney launch a subscription campaign in assembly for the CORRAL. 49
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Allwzd C0171 ljllg Mr. C. R. Willingham, superintendent of Devine Schools, from 1935 to 19-10, was guest speaker. Rosy Van Dorn, a junior, was crowned Homecoming Oueen at half-time by Mr. jack Tilley, Before the game got underway the fomier Warhorses were recognized by classes, The Ex-student Association presented the school a plaque in honor of Mr. Chester Carter, a former band director. ll The grand stands were filled at the Homecoming game with Pearsall. Part of the A section is shown, Candidates for Homecom- ing Queen and their escorts were Jimmy Franklin and An- nella Schroeter, freshmeng Tony Petri and Rosy Van Dom, juniorsg Kenny Schmidt and Brownine Littleton, seniors: Glen I-line and Beatrice Bet sophomores. The candidates rode around the field, in cars fumished by several merchants, before going out on the field for the een
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