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

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wif JDCQDCQDIKQQ 1 M 1 'ci if-M 5 Mr 35. 1. Richard Gauna and Lucas Sanchez ln the back parklng lot. 2. Booster Club members sang the Alma Mater at a pep rally. 3. Debble Whltehurst Ilfeguarded at Santa Fe Pool. 4. Stewart Black sat in a trance in Eng- lish class. 5. After arrlvlng at school, Rlchard Ba- ker prepared hlmself for another school day. 'K 4 5 , Lf: ki, -in gunn-

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SCHOOL Memories Were Made Here W. B. Ray High School, named after William Benton Ray, cele- brated its 27th year of exis- tence this year. It is unique in that each of its three floors is traditionally associated with seniors flstj, juniors f2ndJ, and sophomores f3rdJ. The en- rollment varies, but in 1978, our T shape building acco- modated approximately 2100 students. The gym, which hosts all local high school bas- ketball games, is the largest in the city. Other outstanding fea- tures include the spacious li- brary, band hall, shop build- ings, and the new portables outside. a gg wwf'

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THE YE RBDUK ! l l .5 ,.. -has 1. Dlana Garza, Miriam Garcia, Yolanda Medrano, Olga Trevlno, and Elva Flores sat outslde the gym hall. 2. Mark White demonstrated the Aggie basketball trick which resulted in a pencil mark down his face. 3. Sean Walker and Margaret Oliveira bid farewell after attending a victory dance. 4. .Iohn Caldwell and Lori Leighton worked on a special library assignment. 5. Johnny Alvarez - caught by the cam- era.