Roy Miller High School - Duffle Bag Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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get Right: Mr. Fred Thompson, assistant principal of Roy Miller High School, is always a willing advisor of student's activities. His voice is familiar to all as he directs the day's work. Below: When students have difficulties or problems, . 5 Mrs. Charlene Orr investigates and helps to find a solution which is the duty of her position as a visiting consultant. X Left: Walter Nold, a visiting consultant, c h e c k s on attendance. If a student is absent Mr. Nold con- sults with his parents immediately.

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PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE A yearbook, which will provide a strong link with the past to recall friends and teachers, rightly occupies a place of importance in the lives of high school pupils. The picture-record of the 1951 Duffle Bag will become more treasured with the passing of years not only because of this contact with the past but also be- cause our School is looking to the future. This, our first year under the name of ROY MILLER HIGH SCHOOL, we consider a good beginning toward even more worth- while accomplishments in the future. My congratulations to the faculty and student body and especially to the staff of the 1951 Duffle Bag. Very Sincerely,

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vf, I' 1 f, , ,H gf K3 'I-, 1 U VLQQMW f mn. Lcfugpfww , Mrs. Margaret Sellers, re- gistrar, right, is shown at work with helper Beverly 5 N McCormick. l I y! I ,f FK ' T .J sn- M ku ff 'M mxvgfpnsxi , ,. Miss Corinne B ritt, director of At left is Mr. Gregg's secretary, Mrs. Preface Ursprung. She is a busy person, as one can tell by the line that is always waiting in the outer office. At the left, Ann Wingo is shown consulting Mrs. Jane Dominy, one of our guidance directors. I anv guidance, is helping Roxie Rockwell plan her s c h e du le for her senior year.