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

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Mr Adduson lakes the puctures of underclassmen Above As he cheeks his equlpment Mr Addlson sudden lx fxnds hlmself ln .1 reurst d posttlon he IS haxmg, hts picture m ide lllbll ld of tnklng., plcturts of others Nlr .gddlson shot 1200 plctures of the underclasamtn ln three aus Mass North receaves donahons for flood deluged Tamplco k ove ldtnts t 'Nl at ought food l lf L, mt l for the dtsasttr ruff of 'I nnplco Mtvlto Floors t lust d hv hurrtt mms vt ushul our mpnco 1d dtstl o lood xx lttr clothing, md shtlttl VH were 1 at,er to do out sh nrt 1, .ii , X S x 5 Extra Event Cram Calendar in eptember ,al X l Boys prlmp before havmg fhenr psclures made Above Being concerned about thelr appearance these xoung men crow d around the mtrror as they comb thelr hair and strughten then collars I' uh student was gnen some time to prlmp a but before s1ttm,, down to loolt at the lalrdu. Below XX hen the puplls had completed the ftre drnll the school xx as eompltmented hx the fxre chlef for the competent w n nn vshteh ll carrxed out the drtll Muller students prachce safety measures 'Bho- mnflfn fr ' '

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E , vang ' 1-v To the right: A post graduate of Miller comes back to visit his Alma Mater. The young man is shown giving all the dope on army life to several seniors who will be joining him after commencement. tudent Operate ew Switchboard ,, A67 t, wx -L c,,,- x l Pat Dunn makes a connection Above: This year, several girls were trained to fill the position of switchboard operator. In the office, Pat Dunn receives outside calls and makes connections within the building. The drawing represents the way the duty first affected the operators. Millerites examine the first edition of THE BUCCANEER .,.------ t..:i 1 , I I ' , ur ,gf . I X Y Q ' , hu- 6 A ' 'ml-F X I is 'J 1 0 . t A 1 I-,N cc ' . ' ,iz ' I v K 's Q . A . ' -4- 4 - gf 5. Miller alumnus returns to the high school Below: Mr. Morgan issues books and book covers to Robert Scruggs in the book room. All of Miller's text- books are given to students free of charge by the state of Texas. i f. fin , 4 5 'Q ' - Classes begin as books are checked out A. . wr s..,,,, v H To the left: Having received their first copy of the school newspaper, The Buccaneer, these students take time from their lunch to read all that has happened at Miller. ,.l

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P...- lc Reglstratuon beglns as the 1955 56 Roy Muller P T A opens Above 'Vlrs Xl A ivunders presldent of the 1954 55 PTA scsslon md 'tirs xhllll 'zn Fn l1sh teacher refflster 'md pax thelr dues The l zrs t Tewchcr Xssocmtlon presented 'mn opportumtw for the parents md Lhool mstructors to become cqtmxnted 5 Greetmgs are exchanged by students parents and teachers Above Alva Carrejo xntroduces her parents to 'Vhss Lowe her Fngllsh teach er Slnce quxte a few of Nllss Lowe s students and thelr parents came to the meetmg she won the attendance contest RJ Teachers pause for refreshment It P T Regt tratlon Held at Open Hou e P T A members pay their annual dues Above As parents psn their dues thex stop to sec what will be on the program The tewchers try to inform the parents about the vtrlous subjects 'md how thu are taught i Parents take a tour of the school Above Interested parents stop to talk to Mrs Powell as she stands ln the drorwlv of her llnstory room Parents were muted to Ylblt the classrooms and meet varlous teachers To the left Mr Gregg and faculty members share a Joke as they take tlme for a coke The meetmgs provlde a relaxed atmosphere where school pollcxes are dlscussed g