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

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Mrs. Nelin supervises Bill WKitaker on his hand gestures for a debate. Scogin intently leads the Kathy Sanfilippo sight ' MUSIC Appreciation of music and its values so that the pupil will have a better understanding of the best types of music are the two most im- portant factors that the music department at- tempts to impart to the students. To achieve this, courses in choir, instrumental music, and various other types are offered as well as the fundamentals of music. Not only do these courses enrich the mind, but they also expose the student to a variety of music as well as offer opportunities for the very talented. These courses have proved the students cooperative and dependable. JAMES M. AYRES Band Oklahoma University, Murray College, S.W.T.C, B.A., M.A. MRS. AURELIA SCOGIN Choir Texas A l, B.M., M.S. Danny Holland, Sharon Sanders, and Roge band in playing the Alma Maler, bringing £ to a close. other pep rally

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A scene from, The Whole Town ' s Talkii by Sonny McGee and Rickey Bartlett. practiced Patsy Byfield and Vicki Hall practice for a regional debate contest. SPEECH - DRAMA The speech and drpma department offers an ex- cellent opportunity for students who are seeking poise and self-assurance in formal speaking. The speech department enters all competitional activi- ties offered by the Interscholastic League. Stu- dents learn by giving impromptu speeches as well as prepared speeches. Jane Worsham practices a dramatic reading. Teacher not pictured: MRS. SHIRLEY NELIN 28

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JOE A. CAIN University of CaJifon M.A. CONNIE MORRISON Sul Ross, B.S.; Texas M.S. A I, Students in Mr. Cain ' s art class are industriously modeling clay figures. 30