W B Ray High School - Silver Spur Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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MRS. MILDRED NORRIS MRS. AUBA PARK E. L, PEAVY MRS. MARY JANE PRESNALL DAN A. PURCELL Civics Counselor Civics Librarian Social Studies, Coach University of Texas, BA. University of Texas, B.A. S.W,T.S,'l',C., BA, T,S.C.W., B.A. Texas Adil, B.S.. M.S. Texas Add, M.A. Texas AM, M.A. Texas AM. M.A. CULTY MRS. JUANITA SANDS Registrar BARBARA ANN PUTZKA ELORINE E. REGNER MRS. GERRY REED Physical Education Physical Education Social Studies T.W.U,, BA, S.W.T.S.'l'.C,, B.S. Louisiana State, B.A,, M.A University of Houston, M.Ed. BERTA SHAW Social Studies Texas Wesleyan. B.A. Texas AM, M.A. MRS. AUHELIA SCOGIN Choir Texas Aki, B M.. MS CHARLES RICHARDSON MRS. ARRA ROGERS MRS. ISABEL RUTH Mechanical Drawing English Counselor Texas ARM, B.S., M,Ed. S.M.U.. B.A.. M.A. S.W. La. Institute, B.A. Texas AM, M.A. Our building is kept clean and in order by these hard-working custodians. MRS. MARY SHELTON Study Hall Texas AM. BA.. M.A.

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Miss Shaw lectures on the western expansion in America. An extra report is given from the American Observer by Katy Prestwoocl. Cissy Weil looks on as Mr. Peavy points out a passage in the civics textbook. YO TH OF TOD Y-- LEADERS OF T0 ORRO As the world grows closer together through faster means of travel and communication, the importance of social studies becomes greater and greater With the increasing problems of our world, this depart- ment provides knowledge of the causes of these problems and how some of them have been solved or may be solvedl Social studies gives students a chance to think and speak freely on World situations. coumgmut yyrgqygj ETAYSQQN qagcerr ALA55fL.AilL1V f RfD