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

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After a winning football game, the band marches down the field in The Flying M formation Band members kneel and play the Alma Mater. The one-hundred and ten members of the Band of the Buccaneers make an impressive sight both in marching formation and seated for a concert. Fans of Roy Miller's football team point- ed with pride at the excellence of their performances between halves at the games. 20 '

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its J ' e is e PL . 1 x a CW .2 s ' members of the student onor the senior class by banquet for them. Using a circus as a theme. Frances Feland designed the dec- orations for the banquet this year. Three hundred seniors were entertained at the banquet in the cafeteria and a dance in the gym on the night of th. Corinne Britt is servin stu- dent council sponsor for e first time this year. As a school coun- selor, she has had no difficulty in helping the members of the student council solve their prob- lems. Nl fx F. 1 , f fx, Lt., of Pat Yeager. Barbara Wenger. Stanley Carter. and Janice Rasch discuss plans for the senior banquet. James Cudd. Ann Johnson. Mary Albright. and Betty Naya lor are shown polishing the trophies. One of the duties of he Grounds and Building Co tee is keeping thee trophy cases shining. These students also take pride in seeing that our halls and campus are neat and clean. Another activity of the group is the selling of football s. Rosalec Cloud. Diane Hall. Delphina Reyes. and Frances ltland paint posters. 19 BELOW: Ruth Garcia. Janie Fernandez. and Dclphina Reyes sell football programs. eye: - 3

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Lloyd ok. director of the Band of the Buccaneers, has held this position for the last four years. His en- thusiasm and interest have made participation in the band a serious proposition as well as fun. '-3' alfa i wg? K X ' l -, la- . 5 2 W 1 Q - s f HL - . g . eb. if N .x RQ if fl , A 'W -.., . 5 D ,X A . 1 A N Q N X 'L X aes ery f!f7.'f2 5 1'.4c't-at J Xwjai SC Robert Neal has been out in front as drum major this year. His outstanding leadership has helped in making the and of the Bucca- one of the best in the state. ARE: Ann Clark, a competent majorette, although this is ABOVE LEFT TO only her first year: Gloria Hunt, who was named Miss Majorette of November last year besides winning other trophies: Libby Mul '- , whose honors are listed below: and Barbara Baker, the only mem c Qdmi e back next year. The twirling of these girls has added color and 2 ' v e half-time per- formances. t AND or T B CCA EER c A I , . U ,- Q I xxx- M Nj, , ' ral .:.'z.' fs . 5 fi . ,sf A . a A.. Q5 ' Q ,..' X: 5 ,,,, Y ? It Vzqz b 5 , A Q Vajra.. ,ag . A, B ,.- 'eg on I-T--5 3 J' Lip gy' , X mfgw f qi ,. -ibby Mullinex, Miss Majorette of I954, has done outstanding work this year. Besides winning the Texas State Championship of 1953 and 1954 in the girls' division, she has won countless other trophies. 2 1 asia