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

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S? Pm' Bad news! Students realize what the flag on the outside of Snuffy's door means-test day! Anxious civics students watch uffy hangs up the flag. This popular teacher was once ach of the Bucs and never tires talkin about it in his classes. e keeps order by using a board th ls l-Iadicol . l-Iis students must give up points on the test scores for income IRX. , . 1 w :ex - K f f Many ex Miller students who art on leave return to visit in familiar halls and to talk with former teachers. Joe Lopez chats with Miss Allard on a warm day in September. CELEBRITIE , C 'l'-UP CRAM CORRIDOR ,a- ix FP .,,,v ' x I' 'P Loud western sh rts, blue ' jeans, and various colored Stet- son hats became a familiar sight on Fridays. These girls had no horses to ride so they rode the stair rail. The game-day cow- girls are: Janita Ward, Bettie Lester, B e t h a Sheffield, Evelyn Stein, J 'I ramlett, Dian Hall and Ann Clark. Those standing are: Mary Tom Williams, Dorothy Paschal, Billy Doris Smith, Patty Ray Peterson and Sherill Whitener. all L .

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W F LL ACTIVITIE HUM Sally Saunders, Jon Tripplett. Gwen Kennedy, and Janie Fer- nandez, who were elected stu- dent council officers, are shown making plans for the year with their new sponsor, Corinne Britt. mt at ' W l 'W' f if Qffssn ii! 1. r 'Mfg s,,:h:liwf-ws. 'Swxmhd vwaswkx A cold wet Navy Day brought a jet plane right into the parking lot. Students were allowed to inspect the plane be- tween classes. John Broussard, Chief Yeoman, explains the prin- ciple of a jet engine to Bettie Lester, Margot Walker, Sally Saunders and Doris Polansky. is . , 5? 33 if 5 Mm xy? in s 1 Galloway Hudson and his parents are 'talking with Mr. Utterback after the P.T.A. meeting. Students w encouraged to bring their parents to sc o meet their teachers. Parents followed the dule of the student Gail Coons, pictured at the left is making a student council report to members of her home- room.

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,, isH.fFQ WH , ii K M, 1 A, K Wg. Sumter n Triplett was elected bi' the student bo i I it ol tht 'sllll ll MFT .IS IIFUSIC L'l ' LUIII ttllllltill .Iohnny listrada. Nick Vallado, .lane 5.itimlt'rs. .Iovce Meeks, Sally Sanders, Gwen Kennedy, and Janie lrtffl'lJlN.lt'l make up the executive committee of the student council. TUDE T COUNCIL LEADS CHOOL I ACTIVITIES The Roy Miller uncil under the leader- ship ol' tlon Trip e sponsorship of Miss Corinne Britt has had ny projects this year. 'Ihe membership was composed of one elected mem- ber from each homeroom. This member attended meetings .i nd took back to his homeroom Phe ideas and suggestions that were made in student council meet' ings. A grade average of HB is necessary to remain on the council. The purpose of our student council is eIop goodxcifizenship within the student body. 'lo lieilp support the athletic teams, t uncil painted miles of posters and painted floors an alls with slogans. The clean-up job that followed was undertaken spirits, Promoting d producing the Silver Dollar Talent Show jects of this worthy group. Members sold football programs and worked in the parking lot at games. They also formed a welcoming committee for new students in our school, Our council representatives met with members ol' the ,junior and senior high school councils once each month to sponsor a good understanding among city schools,