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

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'F 'l NW' w,,,,,,,,....,s-aw-'W VAHED EXPERI CES FILL DAY ik Q- Willie Ruiz is learning the art of public speaking in Nabeela l-lassen's speech class. Joyce Ingle, J e a n Whitley, and Opal Edge count their pennies to buy bus tickets for the school sponsored game in San Antonio. s Students in Miss Allard's fifth period Spanish class seem to be absorbed in her explanation of a point in grammar. 'Qmw , I ,. rw? xt 3 Members of Mrs. Nold's art class made table decorations of paper for the dinner given for the visiting P.T.A. delegates. N-mf

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Lt. Frank R, Fanning, commanding of- ficer of the Naval Reserve Training Center, spoke to the members of the senior class in an Q5 Mrs. Magnificio is pictured below ing out packages of schoo pictures to her homeroom students. Each packa ontained twenty-four t size pictures and sold for one dollar and twenty- ve cents. Every student traded pictures with his best friends until his wal was bulging with photos. The annual staff received a free print of each student from the photog' rapher. After the pictures had been identified by the teachers, the staff began the difficult task of trimming and mounting them on the layout sheets for the first deadline. s 5 fl 4 l H K assembly. ll S 'Ni Lt. Fanning explained the new draft law. Intelligence tests were given in Eng- , tx lish classes by the guidance department. I .,,. Q W y Jane Dominy, Miller counselor, is shown asv tl' . supervising students as they take the , V W . x - , 1:-ae .mv ' . . , . , - t j gi s ir . A , .X V . test in Mrs. Wise s English class during . . 'A 6 1 . t wif' sixth period. 1 . W . M' iffy. X Q 'Qs jf -Qktiff , .V as W ee' H' f ff S? .. 9 ex it Lean back-put your feet to I right of that pipe--smile! These instructions were re ed hundreds of times to students as they ha their pictures made in the auditorium for the annual. Seven- teen hundred pictures were snapped in two days by Mr. Addison, photographer for the N tional Scho 'ctures. 174

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F49 Student council members nt long hours painting pos- ters and signs for each football . Every window, door and stairway was painted before the district games. lt was great fun to spread the paint around in anticipation of success but it was not so easy to wash windows and scrub floors after we lost the semi-final game at Houston. ,ML . .wen ,.D ' wig .,,. ..,..a...A ,-'WTI i w Q W i l ? x 2 I ALL WORK T0 WI ACCLAI num Six weeks exam very se- rious business to t niors in psychology class. ms are scheduled so that students take two each day for three days. In a special assembly, John M. Dunahoo, teacher of industrial arts, was awarded an award .a, 4SsW' wx i- of merit by a representative of the Ford Founda- tion for outstanding achievement in 's depart- ment. Dorothy C ellor, student council rep- sentative, is sho n at the left giving out stu- t activity cards to students in her homeroom. Students were required to show their cards in order to attend school sponsored activities.