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

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statt studies annuals ter neiu ideas The annual staff of the 1954 Duffle was students use experiments in studies Experiments add spice to classwork in psychology and science classes. Above right is pictured a psychology class during an experiment on touch. The class watches quietly while the blindfolded student works her way through the finger maze. At the right students in Mr. Stoke's general science class feed the hungry fish in their aquarium. Students observe the fish for their class experiment. We Bag studies old Duffle Bags and exchange annuals in order to get new ideas for the '54 Duffle Bag. Layouts were also worked out for the class sections and division pages. Pictured at the below left are Ann Leslie, editor, and Sandra Espey, business manager, looking over the new materials for the annual.

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Students of Mr. Dunahoo's Wood Shop classes roll up their sleeves and get down to business. At the right is Don Harris busy scraping a piece of cedar for the chest he is building. Jesse Castillo concentrates on mea- suring o board to tit on the miniature chest he is making. It got even hotter in the sheet metal shop, judging from this picture of Arnold Acuna and Kenneth Hughes cutti n g a piece of metal. These industrial arts classes are very popu- lar with boys who are planning to be me- chanics or construction workers. working en metal weed and leather projects lntent on his wo rk is Warren Grimm, who is measuring These boys thouqh it may not look that way are really some metal in the sheet metal shop to fit on a friend s small engoying themselves repairing the engine of a motor scooter model car. in machine trades class