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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1959 volume:

F- 'w THE DLIFFLE BAG UL 7795 L -STS. OLUME IX I9 9 f ROY MILLER HIGH SCHOOL CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS 59 19 BAG -3 I F1 CJ C -11 '11 T' FJ ls. Q T 41' 1959 STAE Row One: YHLIXIC' Iilzxvknmrvn. Mzmm-I XVZIIIIOZ. Rohhlv Rublnwn, l'hzu'I1-s Nhmricl. Humvr TN1ml'fvr'rw. Jew f.ilI'f'lII1lii. li 'nx:-ll DNF!! ,. . ,. . . . , K -V -,xl ,I -4 ,. ', - my Ihmnzu fmnmlm-s. .llm luvkc-r. Sunny hurciy. .Inv Hnrvs. Buvk .If HIPS. Flmlrllm- 1mx.u. MII-u Marmxx. Rlch.ud My Hwwy 1 I IS Nllk ITIL-1':-on. Paul Szmvhm-2. Arturo Ilclgzntn. Froclfilv Hs-ndvrslm. lsirlur Nlmxrc-nu, S, Ii, .Imam-s.R0l1lr14i Z1-pvriu,.l1 4' Ynr iz . '1' Tl Coach Bill Hooper, fkmc-h filllu-rl lh-rr:-ru. H1-:ui lmwh l'vYe- linggllx. zum! 4'u:nc'h Ilmty SIHHHUIIN hc-:nm with prldo :ns thvy hrmlri hAlI'ffi'1iI'Ill'II fllxlrnut YFUIT '9? ,P Wiw uv' ' s ha mp .Iimmv 'NI Hoi i rnos 1 R1 ur S im L7 XX illii Atiiiins, Corky Bloomfield, Row Two: Le Astor Farit, Unlld n ,bv gmlgh R xv Ihru Iohnnv Herrera, Richard Torres, Mac Binehzim. Jainies Seniors Dedieate Duffle Bag T 59 Battlin Buccaneer The Bzittlin' But-s drive took them to the semi-finals The Bucs vvere feted for their fine season zit zi barbecue given bv the Bile Booster Club, Spirit at Miller had never been higher. due to the infeetioiis spirit of the Battlin' Bucs. After vvinniiig district, every one ot' their games was played out of town, Corpus Christi supporters often outnumbered those of the home team. CQNTE TS Actlvltles Vnews of uty Vsews of school Actlvmes Faculty Admmlstratlon Faculty Academics Clubs and Orgamzatlons 56 Whos Who Outstanding students Sophomores Favorites Classes Juniors Favorites Classes Seniors l82 Favorntes Classes ' ...... . 8 . . . 38 Sports . .. 'IOO ' . l38 . . . I46 ' F l . . . l68 SCHOUL LIFE Corpus Christi, Qur Home Corpus Christi, Texas, Port of Play and Profit. is our town. and we're proud of it. Its sunny weather and beautiful bayfront attract tourists the year-round from all parts of the United States. Boating, fishing, and water skiing from the T-heads are popular with everyone who lives here. Padre Island, a few miles to the South, is always crowded on the many balmy days, both summer and winter. One of the fastest growing cities in the nation, Corpus Christi boasts of a thriving in- dustry of chemicals, oil, and cotton. Products from Corpus Christi are shipped to ports all over the world. Thus aerual vzew of Qmpus Chrlstl shcms the shoppxn um the ship channel md the 'I heads Industrial nts ln lhn hack rom -ing 1 id-A 'iii 4, il.-b . t G '3-.L -F4 'F Soon to be replaced the Bascule b r 1 d g e rlses to let a tanker nn to the shlp channel t i my iffy N Z.-,sg s, : E ., Y.: 'EQ' J. -lf' 2,3 Many students meet on the from steps of the building for impromptu pep rallies. or just to talk things over before a busy day of school. Home The main building, with are all proud, Yr. in. Wa .- .X,. - :vi 1 ny.. -.f . '3,Mj4f! ,. ' i .V Fi. - V tix , -. ,e ' rs'-q. Iii 1 V vi I' Y ,Q 1 Y ' fs , , 1 ' Pa ., , Q v 1611, I 'hw Z r '-'N I ! v .. f- ,Q 1 v 5 . Q - 1 -, ., .ilu '- I of the Battlin' Bu its twin towers ,f-'hx We -rw' and green lawn. is a place ot' which we .ta- hx 12 No matter where we go in future years, we will always re- member Roy Miller High School and the part we played in making it all our studies, fun, heart- aehes, and many friends. The main building is the een- ter of most of our activities, with the gym, stadium, and vocational shops completing Roy Miller's makeup. Taken from Ihr- gym. thls V11-w allows fun fhml and tha' st'4r'1l1m llffhlx ,..N.- -' z X ' ..4'f3r, i. . ?s 'Q Gold and purple IILIPII5 flll Ihn' tuxxc'1's of thx- whoxrl after L-zach football My xlclnry. g.....a... rl ill ll 3 -4 o. ll : H m VV TJ : U 1 U 1 'LJ E '1 71 C : C E : .2 1 1: '4 :s ., ..- ., 2 E ,.. '4 Ill 'E ., ,.. 1. .- 3' fn 'U CJ 'D : 77 .. w- ,,- 4 c 1 he -,,,,,.- in l ss if N lx 4' I C K 1 -,N ,' X1 . 1 A ,f rt .. U 3 546 in ' sa had -7 Q ery year it ll s o 11 es 1 1 1 x 1 It t',XlNltif'1g1nrl 1 1 1 s 1 1 tl Sindx 11x1r Bill Xl 1ll11r 11111 'l'111'kett. and 3 v Elgin G' Never before has Miller had such a large enrollment M1900 students. The first few days are always hectic, with lost sophomores, dropped books, and even some confused juniors. Seniors were the first to register on Sep- tember 2, followed by the juniors. and then the sophomores. Sponsored by the Student Vouncil. guides helped new students with their schedules and showed them around the school. Miller ecord egistration Reache n Cpening Da Several sophomore girly watt their turn to have 5 their pictitrtw mztcle tm' the ginnuzil. 5 , VK xx owx Q if ' ' . , - Q l J Having a hard time with the hooks for his health class 1 1 Fugitt I2'it it seems needed more help in carrving then Before school if zi good time to catch up with what is going on. 'l I f'1rlQ are shown on the xteps in the main hall. a favorite gathering W . ' , 4 V 1 IVYAI y n :rl- Ile 152 .. gil. 1 J. .,' Nu N Math and physics, vital in our scientific world, are taught by Mr. Bob Shindler. He is standing by, ready to help if thc student at the board needs help. 'T if , , M . Mrs. Welch and Miss Boynton. new English teachers. clczir 3-4 1' 5 1,41 q Q up the questions Manuel Barrera and Olga Castillo ask ' about their themes. ' 4 1 'fgsss - - X Aft: A-N 1 . 'a'K'l Mm as . , Q' : Ewell . -f ,. if fl I . g .-I 4' ffw- 'iff X.. -sf as . f , N, 4 sg- ii .. .. ..,. V R A-f 1 1ff??i'922 ei? 5 fgt - S1 -1 - Lf ,5: we I -e 2 - ' . ' 5 Facult and tudents Welcom The interesting subject typing is taught by Mrs. Albers. Here she shows Johnny Kirby how to use his typewriter, as Fred Herrera waits for assistance. Mr. Manning, machine trades teacher, supervises a student as he uses one of the complicated machines available to boys interested in voca- tional work. Even though there are 78 members on the faculty at Miller, only seven teachers joined the teaching staff this year. With the other teachers, they strive to main- tain a high scholastic standard for Miller. While the new teachers in- struct their classes, they, too, learn Miller's' traditions from their willing students. New Teachers Teaching Mary Rodriguez how to play paddle tennis is only one of the many en- joyable duties of Mrs. McManus as one of the girls three P.E. teachers, ...f RH as m1 ' Track coach and boys' P.E. teacher is the important work of Mr. Neely, who is showing these boys a few football pointers. s While the student l7f11if' w:111'1111s :1pp1'11x'111:1y. B111-0:1111-1-1' .1 . 1 . Our brave cheerleaders 111ss11 this 11nf111'111na1c A11111111 llfxlghli 11111111 11f1c1' 21 v.'1111 11111511 over 1110 gym 1'11111r. 9 l 111.1 -111111111111 I'11l1Q S0111 11-11'1'111fl S111-111111 1l11'1l1' 11 1 11111 1111:zsf 111 1110 Pop 1111115' p1'1'1'1-1l111g the 1111111111111 111110. After being called 111 1110 f11111r 115' r1111w111g yells 111 XK'11 11111 11111 1 111' r1,11111s. 1111 1h1 111x113 111111 ILlLl1I1b 111 its p1111'1, 111 -vf H. Z' 1 s Spirits roar 11111'i11g 11111 1'11'lf13j' 111111111112 pep 1111111-s 115 the 5111110111 1111111 11115 1110 541111. T110 signs. skits. 13211111 111111 11111' C111-1:1'11111111-1's. 11111111 311111-1 s 11111111115 5111111 111 L1 peak, Yolliiig 1111115 111111 l'l21fJlJ111Q 111111115 show 11111 1'11111ii111r5s 111 1111ck1111- 13111's, F111111 1111- 1i111c 110 1-111111' 1110 gym 1111-11 1111- S1111111 things 111111 111' 1.11 l1L1VC 11-111'11c11 111 1-xpcct 111111 1o11k f111'11'111'11 111 e 1hc Cl1CC1'11'f1ClC1'S' skits, S1111f1'y's 31111 1'1111c11 Ragus' talks. In 1110 NI111111. 111111 Vi1'1111'y followed by our 1101111111111 A111121 Mater with which we 11050 each pop 1'1111y. Signs like these rout-r' thi' N1'il4HVi I F? Q 0 . LJ Q :QS -it TJ? cj-tip OJ.,-'NJQ i ,Ag CT CEU fxf ttt Di A , J, Spirited Ralli Lead to Victorie x N, nuffy, greeted hy IIip. hip. hooiuyf' ouch time hi' comes Io tho mic-rophomn chzullt-rigor thc student hody to hack thc Inu uhrl kt-vp whool spirit high. II r Coach Ragus, in his first your as ht-ad coac'h.g1vos the twelfth man imiclo in' formation about thc llpCUI'l1lY'l,Q gamut-. kv' fly x fm z: u 215 is Wef, but still in Qwml splrita. thru' lmiygal Bun' lmwli-ix unl41.ifl mmm the lull student bum. Practicing being Q1-nth-mon is zi Dli'1lSLlI'l' for Hill Ibunlmm nnrl lminxirrl She-lliin an thu' currv .Im'c1- Bvrcl :intl Jzinice- Vlllllillll mn-r ai lil: purlcllv, Newspapers come in hzmlly lm' - thrmiuhliul the' . X llllllll' Z Buc Fans Turn Out In pite of Rain Imzaclc-cl busos and mzmy cars of stucll-ills wutchcrl the clouds on the way to wutrh Nlillci' take on llighlzincl of San Antonio, but it clicl no good. for thc stziclium was in tho ca-iili-1' of ll toi'i'vntiul duwnpollr. which slackod for the gaim-. Szitisficcl Millci' fans saw tho Bucs whip Iliglilzmd 26 to 0. ch-spite thc mud. Xml ' is -J . V X N r Banlin' Bucs xhmx' profit' uf the wzitvi' and mild which cowi'vcl Sun nniii, 'l'h05 ziri- i'm'i'i'vci twin hc-Lifl in lm- with muri, fx , Many parents zinii tczichvrs iirziw,-ci thc wot wc-ulhcr to bring students and to soc the Bucczinccrs swim thrnugli thc niiiciciy lic-ld. Miss Airhear1's hail is ai nmvl one for rziiny wvzilhcii Wonder whui r-hc fliri about thc in the top ut the iiivgziphonc. fx! kim P' 3 Q- V Q Q Y3' i X K f NWA L 3 ' 'xl ' xx, ks . 'Y i 1 I Af ki hole Sill ,si I Among fhe first In my 'iuw 1F MIN l.1+1'c-mi Rhmlw ut H 4 I-lnullfh wh-p:u'Irm,-mt, Nik'INiM'I'N ug thu Rn-umrutlim ilillllllllllbt' cmllm-I rlucs at thi' flour W, Mrs. Mary Virginia Morgan, NIM Ibumthy Igmsrm. zmrl N11 Q. 'f' 'ifig N - r1'g'-' .f. f, 4-' KVM an h 'H 4.5-'ji ' 1 4, 4. - lllll 1 4.5 '1 I 'So PT.A. officers Im' thnx yi-:nr am- Nirx Ili nrx l irm-as illll. s1'Q'I't'111I'j. Mix mln Kuvhn. lll't'F Xlrx X I I'ruII lrl'l'Nlfil'Hi ' .lil '1'iQ,N I W Kluvllm-r. Xll'l'IlI'4'Hlfii'llI Nut pu' lmwi lx MIN SIljfif'I' Kung. hlNllYl'l2lIl 4 Q I 4 Group singing, lecl by Mrs. Haskell funk. opens the meeting. Before the meeting, the teachers get together. Ilere Mr. Duane Szmcllm. Mr. Ii. Strzisner. Lzixxrence Lopez. and Mr. Charles West swap stories. Mr, Hoy Miller High School is fortun- ate in having an efficient, active P,'l'.A. The P.'l'.A, is not merely a social organization. but a group work- ing to promote the welfare of children and youth in the home, school. church, and community. There is no obstacle that the parents and teachers. work- ing together. cannot surmount. The theme of the P.T.A. this year is EDUCATION IS LIFE IN THE MAKING. PTA Sets Goal 1 NQ. After each nt 1 t on dl l L lt cltl he ,gm rcntx roxul t 4 x Q s a few lflflllNll'lUllN tutcntx rluoratt the 'foil post mth put' 0 mf ,,olcl pd ll t o hcrx mr wmtt mg f mttrut an the bleachers 13- fl -01 8'- ' 4.a:'1 '-X' Qfv 'QA qs 'i'W '1 .11 ed .tt 1X1 its flll tht st oo' Ldlentlal ASSLlllbllLS tootball gllllC9 .md dame: nmlxn tht tall stason p1QQ quuklx lhg lhtmlxsglwlng .tssamblx mm tht flIllShLtl ploclutt ot thn work of sutml Olgdlll7lll0llS lhough It was sponsoltd bx tht Student C oumll the 1 s tion tht Nltllotonts plot c .ass .ln hc, mocuncmltt to 1 1 took pmt 24 3, one of tht- iiiziiiy rainy St-ptt-iiiimt-i' days. Mary tizirzzi. Sullv tlirk. tilciriii t ii'flimzi, and Sunny tiorriy t-uint' buck from ci www tit tzilzillvii . H , -P35-kfi.g4f5 Q 3 si , 3 at :-.Yin N Ng I I ik . ,N t I Y r' . M 5 - .Qt-2, .M I A , - .- . K UE. awk 3, xv: D , U 'xl NN . With all eyes un Mrs, Rhea. director. the Girls' Choir trikt-s part in tho Thanksgiving assembly, 2 f , A ,4-,g J A. f H ,Xia Activitie Fill Busy School Days Organized for thu first timti this yt-ur, the Motlt-rn Dzmcc Group made thcir debut at thc Thfmksgiving zissvmbly hy pcrturmingl am lnriizin dance. aan-U' HCL ,Tam 25 Assembli S, Varied Aeti i Mary Wise, Virginia Morgan, Helen Shaickelford. and Mary Mccallick It-aid zi rousing cheer for the faculty during the Varsity-Faculty basket- hall game, ties Kee Mr. Bailey, Mr, Shindier. Coach Nicol. Mr. Creigh- ton, Coach Ragus. Coach Hoo er. and Coach Utter- P hack keep the bench warm. David Bremer makes a wild at tempt to guard Couch Rugus. couch Hooper. Coach Nicol. :ind Mr, Wut -all at one time. l The entire student body assembled to honor the foothall players. rnanagm-rs. and cheerleaders as they recetve their jackets. Shown lit-rc are Voach Ragus. Jim Tucker. xllkl' Turner, and .Ioe Yardas. Students At Roy Miller Busy m ' rg, Q ,-, xa. 1 ta N' 'vs 'W flf lu PM P Ou!-of-town football trips filled the calendar this season. Rhonda Dunham, llarrict Roach, and Judi lixans are about to hoard the bus. Many activities fill the school year, from football trips in the fall to the election of Student Council officers in the spring A highlight of the spring semester is the faculty- varsity basketball game. This game usually becomes a wild gang battle in the last few minutes with all players from each team on the court. i LH -1' i , 2 .RQ .f lf . ks '4 kvwkxx tl f-fx xlllu 4 s Of, l'm Voting M lLLER FOR ' VEEP A9,eqov7?? 1 ff David Irving displays a poster made by Student Council members during Mi1ler's campaign for vice president of the State Stu' dent Council. r ff .gp f ex l V lf 11111 Happy guccaneer 1113111 14111115 nuflgos DI'Elj'lT'l1l Tcxan Rhonda Dunhzlm Ill ilu plglnk llf Ihc 11111-plc' 11110 pol rl sh1p. Nllllm' Y0l'SllS Ray tho big gum of war l10tw0v11 the 1'1'11ss-1111111 r1x'1ls 111 Scls off a fllll'l'f' ol' clxtrza ZlL'llX'llllS Stl 1 1 1.4 blllll to ll pmlx hx' the T1 11l1111111 ll bllllllllg M pop rally. the long pn1':11lv. thc Rue 112111111111 lll thv hull lung bone. and sighs plz1stc1'vrl 011 tho 1 F1011 though Huy 11111 llhflllil bx rurm , 11ptl1C11'flz1gL111cl l.fl'0llSlllj1Ulll'fllliflllllk Nl1ll11 had tho last laugh by 111111111111 ' fl.:-I lllllt' 111 11111 X'l'lllW lhv L1 lllll lfl 8 Made especially ful th! Nllllzl R11 Qlllllf' lg 1 111411111 of xr lllfllN Illt l' K 2- 1-x lZ111c'z1n011 1 llllfllllll ul lu 1 ill 111f11C 111111111 We Made Ray Cha e Our Yello Balloons The packed stuflont 50011011 Qrzfnfls rc-arly to rolczlfr- Ihr' hr-l1um-flllf-rl yellow bz1llf1r111f :ls funn as the Bucs maln- thf-1r flfxl touchdown, 11.6 5 1 x I . 11 ' 3K I most beautiful door. decorate at Mr. Utterback hcams at the xesm X Door Decorations oost Spirit 1. lj .i f gold pompoins by his hook keeping classes. Even though it's terrifying. this coffin of a Texan rest- ing in pieces won S5 as the most unusual door, Mrs. Willis' homeroom was respon- sible. CCM E d y Cowquefs Sponsored by the Student Coun- cil. the door-decorating contest has' be- come a tradition at Miller as part of the activities for the Miller-Ray game, Classes compete with each other to win the S5 prizes awarded to the most beautiful, original, and comical doors. 30 Most original was awarded to this door, which Mrs, Morgan's first period drama class made into a happy Buc and a sad Texan. Coach Ragus .intl Qiiet-n .lane l'llllllN'l'fl1lrl1 lug lirins as he hzinrls .lane her lvaclgt- of royalty fs Ll 5 X at l .M t 'age' 9 f i i tf i t ' .. s W, t,.g 'E ig i Surprised and happy, football Duchess Myra .lane Alston. Princess .losie Ruelas. and Queen .lane Plimper. admire the beautiful yellow mums given to them in behalf of the varsity football squad. Two highlights of the school year are the announcing of the football royalty and the basketball royalty at separate assemblies in the gym. These honored girls, selected by the varsity squads for their support. are present- ed with yellow mums. Buccaneer Present Royalty Even though Billy Ilowell knows what to do with a Basketball royalty-Duchess Lynda Woods, Queen I.lnria Hurley, and Princess basketball. Queen Linda Hurley-Q timv cormde pm tarolyn Alstonffeongratulate each other, wniuseg mm, ' A ' C ..- ret I fy .. l 4 t A , W.-we--A i , 'ff i if ,, Z 4 Jus! before the zieecmblv ai im-nihor of the . concert choir points to tho zingi-IQ made by , the art classes for the stzigv curtain. S i H 1 i .X 0 o 0 'i'Christmas Spiri 5 As his civics class laughs dcliglitvd- X. X ly, Mr. Sluder seems stunned hy 'vprhss his gift, W .ri if x 'x u i i i I The faculiy is svrvcri coffvo and czikv hy the Cafeteria staff in a fostivcly dccorzitvd cafe-tvria. Carefully putting icicles in place. thess- Student f'Ulll'lCll members add the finishing touches to the big tree in the mziin hall. Sweep Miller N Q- ' .F x . VL. N., Mrs. Rhea leads the mixed choir in a carol for students who listened from -their doorways. Full of Christmas spirit, Mr. Keen's civics class enjoys their cokes and free time. When the Christmas season comes around, Miller joins in with a spirit that sweeps the school. A Christ- mas tree in the main hall was decorated not only with glass ornaments but with paper footballs as well. The last school day of '58 was filled with activi- ties. All the choirs joined to present a religious assembly of songs and readings. Many classes had parties as the choirs caroled in the halls. Students and faculty left the school in a gala Christmas spirit. iff 4 A Q.. o Wg ,S 4 A in Q S C' Under the awning ot' the sid:-wailk cate- wlieiw thc tzivorites were :in iioiiiirt-fl the happy taxoritt-s :irc congratiilqllt-fl hy triennls As their names are announced. tai- voritc nominees Irma Lisczino :ind Harvey Tinncll walk toward the sidewalk cafe After the presentation, taxorites :ind nominees enjoy zi waltz played lu' the orchestra in their honor. po Held zmnuzilly in the gym by the Student Founcil, the Favorites' Dance is a much- awaited highlight ot' the school year. Glitter- ing Paris skylines and a sidewalk cafe were the setting for An Evening in Paris. Voted on a week earlier by the student body, the favorite naminees. ten from each class. were presented. From these nominees, two couples from the sophomore. junior, and senior classes were announced as favorites. Jerry t'ooper's orchestra played for the dance, I git 5 ax.: .. X 1:4 A fin! l. .X- Herby Booher tries to escape from amorous Julie Dotson as the rest ol the cast looks on in amazement. Seniors '59 Present tardust On February 27 and 28, the senior play was given. Directed by Mrs. Mary Virginia Morgan, drama teacher, Stardust was set in the drama de- partment of a university, whose eccentric director persuaded a famous star to perform with his stu- dents. Any senior who wished to be in the play could try out for a part. Many hours of rehearsal were put in by the cast of this three-act comedy. The Senior Council sponsored the play. Ju, 'fjff-:sm , The stage crew was: Sonny Batson, Nogi Hunt- -vf , ley. Bobby Burgess, and Albert Vega. Helping with gi a 'ps -'ot-.4 make-up and costumes were: Diana Mct'ready, Gin- ger Bedingfield, and Betty Varter. Responsible for props were: Judy McNeil and Francis Neu. Stage Managers were Roland Zepata and Sarah Smith. The House Manager was Pinina Norrod. Robert Taylor and .lohn Kruger concentrate on their fenc- ing lorm as Miss Phipps tAnn Davisi looks on, li' me fl. NT l ,S ,...'apo, h Phil Ford, played by Richard Ley and Janet Ross, played by Shirley Perkins. have a serious discussion about acting and love. Mrs. Shackelford and lliriger Hed- inulield assist Hari-th Vayee. who pl'ived the dean ot xxornen. with muh Prudence Mason tlieeky Steelei explains about her surprise marriage to Mr. Bach, played by Johnny Valles. and the students. While Richard Zey paints their picture. Gary sc-ene. Mrs. Morgan, working many long hours. displayed patience and un- derstanding in directing the Senior n 4 play of 1959. 5 9 ,V f 0 1, P . . - , xN afw gf f4.- W Members of Stardust cast were: Becky Steele. Herbie Booher, John- ny Valles. Ann Lewis. Shirley Perk- ins. Richard Zey, Robert Taylor, John Krueger. Gary Hunt. Joy Stanberry, Ann Davis. Elizabeth Webb. Lynda Woods, Judy Clark, Claud Ellen Hill. Susana Martinez. Rita Perez, Julie Dotson. and Gareth Cayce. Hunt direets the drama students in a chorus FACULTY . 3 fra v 'Q-Sgr-IK DR. R. L. WILLIAMS Superintendent The Administrative Staff is head- ed by Dr. R. L. Williams, superinten- dent of schools and is composed of six members. The five main adminis- trative headings are: personnelg tax finance, and propertyg child account- ing and text booksg curriculum activi- tiesg and research and auxiliary services. The department heads act as assistants' to the superintendent in directing business for the Corpus Christi School system. 9 The Administrative Staff during one of their meetings. Mr. George Davis. Mr. Jack Slaybaugh. Dr. ii. L. Williams. Mr. George Broad Mr. J. S. Burleson. and Mr. Weldon Gibson. 'Y ff 'iff' ,J i KL Board of Education at one of their meetings. Dr. William PI. Morris. Nil' li F llarrison. Nlr li li Edson. Mr T Nl Browne. Mr Arturo Vasquez, Mr. .lack Ryan. and Mr. Fred Sanders. And Administrative Staff , . . si 4 l .-Xll business transacted by the Vor- pus Christi Independent School Dis- trict is subject to the approval of the Board of Education. The official policy-making body of the School sys- tem. the Board is made up of seven members chosen in public elections for a set term. The board is repre- sentative ofthe public. and the actions reflect the opinion ol' the citizens. Mr. Tom Browne presides at a hoard nie'-ting, fix jus MR MARK A NELSON Prlnclpal 'NI-X, Texa5 A 81 I 42 Mr. Mark Nelson, in his second year as principal of Roy Miller, has again earned the respect and liking of both students and faculty. His loyalty to the school is known to everyone, and his enthusiastic support of school activities is an example of true Buc- caneer spirit. Mr. Nelson's administra- tive talents and his personal interest in the students combine to make him an outstanding principal and an out standing person MR CENA S MORGAN Second Assistant Principal M S Tcxas A 8: I XX MR J PORTWOOD ALLEY Assistant Principal MS George Peabody Lollege Nlr Alley s face and voice are equally knovsn at Miller as he is seen at all school activities and also makes the announcements on the public address system each morning Mr Alley has the unappreclated Job of school disciplinarian and a summons to his office may mean a three day rest from school Mr Morgan second assistant principal iegu mav be found in his office in the bookroom In his fifth year at Miller Mr Morgan takes time out from his varied duties to serve in another capacity as a sponsor on bus trips or as narrator of the Buccaneer Band half time shovis PEGGY BOYNTON MRS IMA ALENE BROOKS MRS CHARLENE BRUNDIDGE nxxc 1 X I ml 0 0 I-n1,l1h I-ngll h Grammar plaxs an Important role 1n the hlgh school studnnt s educatlon hood glam mar IS necessarx rn evexxdaw llVlllg and the Rox Nllller Engllsh department offers an ex Cellent background lll the subject lhe school can well be proud of the people who under take the task of teaching grammar Literature and Grammar I -ql Muss Stevenson and Allcc Romero review an ass1g,nmcnt ln I-ngllsh Ilteraturn JOHN R HARGROVE cl ner Xrk In glx h Spun rr Duffle Hn, MRS DOROTHY LAWSON I-ngll h MRS DORIS MILLER 5 s r lm, I h 44 KN i . . . ,. ' . . x ' ' - x ' I ' S ' . g . u v ' s 1 1 I Q 1 fi E . . . ' rs? i I , - 3 - i f- D . x - ll X. I' rsty of Toms Baylor l'nxwrsxl3 ' NI.-X .V KI '1 l lg 1 ' s I-fnglxsh 1 1 N O n JK I l If . 1 ' 1 'iv ga, 3 iii 2 ' .l 7 -I liz: it X X. I I - I I - 1- is . 1 apic . . . I Y . , . , ' 1 fur: .rn fum uf I 2 Nm fin' s . llnmry . sr : ' I NIA-, Vnlvf-rsxly uf 'IV-xsls A' Q I Y 5 P , M .- . Bn 'ln IAIIIXITNIU L' 4 ' 'I 'l s 8 lhlee sunestus of llterature are requlr ed lor graduatlon from Rov Mlller Sopho mort lxtuature lb an lntroduttlon to the tlassns and to the but modern vwrxtmg lu IIIS Caesar and bllas Marner are among the best known PICCLS studled Junloxs learn lbout the Alnexltan authors of short stones and poetrv Senior literature lntensl flLS studles of the great Llassxes espeually Shakespeare s plavs MRS LORENA RHODES EDDIE STEVENSON GLADYS TRANTHAM ltr 'Al alma 1 lflumlns I nlxers Pnl., 1 h nr Mrs Lawson helps Joe Carranza mth a lesson ln grammar ,bl . 5, J- ' 2' MRS ANNE WELCH M N tolorarlo Slxte l nner English MRS. HELEN WILLIS M A. I'n1xc-rslly of lexn English MRS. MARY WISE MAN Texas Ahl Engllsh tl i I 5 I .... Lr1:QrIg,4,::i.,g,f I Prepare Students for Future 'M xx ftmpk .l I JW lx -K , ff 45 xt. 'ill bi s 3 1 HI? BARBARA AIRHEART BS Vnixersity of lltillslun l' lf, l'hysiolng5 Sponsor Rally l'lulm. t'heerle.iders Modern Ibnncc Participation in sports and other activi- ties is granted to all students taking part in the physical education program. The need for physical fitness has been stressed by the na- tional government the past few years, and the Roy Miller P.E. department has not fallen short. MRS. EULA LAY BURKET Nl S. Voloradn Vniversity P E WILLIAM COSGROVE Physical Ed. Promotes BS of I-Id, Southern Illinois Vniversity Drivers Ediicatmn Voaeh: B Football GILBERT L. HERRERA MS 'I'eXas .Xkl Xlzith fnach l-'ootlmli T4-nnls BILL HOOPER BS. Baylor Inii:-rsity P li, Math Coach Football Coach Hooper calls a juinp lizill for .Ice hl.!l'lIll07 and Rudy Lara, Wife? 'ff' fw! -'fit' 'fowl iWfN JF' U Mrs Burke? and sophomore xl1lCllZl Nlxrtlnez enjox a game of shufflchoard ln the stadlum Physleal Fitness In order to create an lnterest nn the sport currentlx ln season the P E department plans 11S actlvltles accordlnglw Fall funds the boxs classes plavmg football basketball comes mth vunter softball with sprmg Fennls a wear round sport, IS enjoved bv both glrls and boys' classes Other 8CtlVltl6S Include badmm ton, archery, and modern dance 47 JOHN P NEELY N r RAYMOND NICOL , 2 n lnu PETE RAGUS lin T W tDUSTYl SIMMONS f F xl GEORGE A UTTERBACK MS North Turn into tollegt Bookkoc pnng Unch Rwskelhnll V-M4 ful 7 Q1 CORINNE BRITT MRS EDITH COSGROVE MRS FLORENCE GARRETT MRS ChARLES HARRIS 'tIEd lnnersltx of Texas Bhd Southern lllmols Lnlur m erk Isp: urtlrrx I Lounsmlor Llbrarxan Sponsor Student touncll The offlces are the admlmstratxve center of Roy Mxller Offxce workers contact absent students and handle some correspondence for the school A student may be located at any tlme durmg the school day through the sche flles These efflclent flles contam much ln formatlon about each student enrolled here on-Teachln Personn I MRS RAE INGLE Secretary to lrlnclpal ELAH MEDFORD N19 loulslann Stall lnnersm l xhraruan Sponsor llhrary Club Mrs Ingle and Gmger Bedlngfxeld flle absentee cards In teachers boxes each mormng 48 1 A z . . ' Q ' ,' I .Q . ' s ,' ' VI sl S-' '11 11.-Xsslstnul l'I1nn'lp.al dule on his individual card in the office card O Sv I. -I il .I 44 W -tp DUANE SANDLIN Nl X Tu 4 n l'n1x - A favorite spot of many students is the health room. Mrs. Woods, school nurse. check: Xurelio Hernandez weight, The guidance department staff aids stu- dents in choosing subjects and activities to correspond with their college or vocations which they have chosen. The staff helps the students with personal difficulties through their understanding advice. Guide and Direct MRS. DORIS SCHROLLE Manager of Lunch Room MRS. NELL SHORT Health Room Clerk A, C. GRAHAM lhuirl t ustoilian I is tudents MRS. CARLA MAE WOOD corpus Christi School of Nursing Nurse MRS. LORRINE NICHOLS Registr ir LEE M. BEHANNON H S. Sam lloustun Slate mth 1 W DONALD F. GALEN PJ M S, lawns A611 Biology ,i Q MRS. VELMA HENSON H A, Mississippi Stutt- tlillvtlc for Women Mailh .pu Mr. West instructs Dianne Ewing in her first lab experiment Chemistry classes have one day of lab each week. Science Cours s Open New Doors Miller offers three one-year courses in science. Biology, the study of living organ- isms, is usually the first taken. Chemistry students learn the relation of substances to each other, Physics, the third course offered, is the study of matter, motion, and energy. Science teaches us about the world around us, and helps to broaden the interests and under- standing of each student. 50 FANNIE M:CASKILL HS. Texas Slate 1-411101.10 for Women Commercizil Math MRS. BETTY ROBERTS MA. New York University Math ROBERT C, SHINDLER HS. Stephen F Austin Physics. Math hpunsor Physics Club MRS. LOURETTA SMITH At least two years of math are required by the Corpus Christi school system for a high school diploma. Miller offers two years of commercial arithmetic for those students who want business training of basic math in high school. A total of four years of higher math. including two years of algebra, one of plane geometry. and a semester each of solid geometry. and trigonometry, are offered as college preparatory courses. Math Prepare Eta' Students for Future S D STRASNER lnnv 'Algebra VIDA TEAGUE Mrs Henson watches one of her pupils work problems on the board X l 1 Nlath JAMES R WELLS Nl A kansas State Teacher tollme Biologw CHARLES L WEST X18 Tevi NAI them: tri 81603 fi CAROL BAILEY I JAMES A CREIGHTON 'SX LII Qtudents Iealn to LOINIIIIIDKHIL ln the natlxe tongue of forelgn eountrxei bx taklng modun languages French and Spamsh I mn 1 IS taught as a basls fox the IIOIIIIIL Language and as an ald to Ifngllsh brammar M S KEEN 1 J D MASTERS tl It Nl :hm Mu I Art Encourag Self-Expression MRS JO MATTIZA MRS MARY VIRGINIA MORGAN I nlur Hx of Xrkans x an nl I'n h I-rin Ima 1 In Ir MRS MARY MORRIS rx mu N UI. Ii1IwIc r In I MRS DOROTHY NOLD Mr Sluder pomts out a eountrx on the map to one of his students Pcte Ilonnnguu Han r I I is 'fu 45 52 GENE NORTH x rrlr MRS POLLY POWELL l H r Amzrlc nn lllstnrx MRS LOIS RHEA 4 on ' kt 1 MARTHA SANDERSON 1 The IDUSIC and art courses offered at Nllllel are among the fmest ln the cm Nlusm courses lmludg cholr band and orchestra 'Nlam ensembles smaller vocal or mstrumen tal groupa are formed lnSldQ these dlNlSl0 Altogathel OXCI 400 student muslclans par txupate ln thls program of lnstrucuon Hlstory Sociology opular Courses MRS HELEN SHACKELFORD EDWIN SLUDER at Miller FOLK WEAVER MARY WEST x N lr frxmn lflll Mr Baoley explalns 1 punt of musxc to llmrmwn Roblnson QR 01 53 1 S , MA, l'lllXl'lNllN nl K llrmaton Tv :xx :md Am' an 1 llutnry , --' . . A M lifllf' l'nlu-rxlly A ' ' ' I ' ' 'u A I ' ' . 1 V . I I . v ' ' ' ' ' 1 B X ' I - . t , ' ' . . ' A . I '.. D HS. 1 v , - .' ' - ru s 'l'n:K1lx.XKl '.,11f-.fr ,. , . thu nl Mllxw 1 'lf M A, I nlwrxlty of 3, fllnwnw ppl V Spzllnxh O 0 O H ffl, ok11.h.,ma I mwmxy Nl A '11-ws A511 41,111-up S5 .lllllfllllllwlll ' '1 I xg-l.no., rn-N, 1 lull 'll,X 'IH-xgn .Xlil mlllq-or ll.-X 'I'e 2As Akl Vnlla-gt' ll.-you l. h Am- N Ury f E 'Sl ' ' ,, ,. i am. V Y it X 'g - . 4 iq 4 V To x 32 A ,3 ,X 3. X , . 3 x- ' , Q-' 1 x 1 f' y' 5 A .4 ' . Q Q X , . l l K 1 -1' f . X ' K X X HOWARD HARDY Bb. East Texas Stat:- Wnodshop MRS. LILLIAN ALBERS BBA, Yniversiti of Ti-was TFPIUN MRS. HELEN CALDWELL BS. Illinois State Normal Yniversllp Child Developnient ALMA COOK M Ed, Vniversity of Texas Typing. Shorthand JAMES J. COSGROVE Bl Ed. Texas .MEM Industrial t'o-operzitixe Trziinin DENA L, EIDSON BS. South West Tcszis Teachers' Vnlleue Homemakinu Sponsort F ll A, MRS. WILMA FOUTS BS. Texas l'nxu-rslty Homemzikin: Sponsor: lr' ll ,X Helping a student with the intricacies typing is Mrs. Metallick. Miller Students Offered MRS. PAULINE HENSLEE BS. North Texas State College Home-making Sponsor F ll A LAWRENCE LOPEZ SIS. North Texas State lnrluslrial Education Sponwr Senior Vlass 54 Homemaking is a popular elective at Miller because it prepares the student in the necessary arts of future life, Included in the title of homemaking are cooking, clothing and human relations, Students taking typing, shorthand or bookkeeping are well prepared for college courses or for working in the field of busi- ness. This skill is also helpful in doing class- work for other courses. Shop classes at Miller offer training for many different types of work. Auto mechanics is one of the most popular of the vocational courses offered. Courses in sheet metal work and machine trades are also received enthusiastically. Distributive education students learn the arts of advertising and salesman- ship. They receive on-the job training, as do I.C.T. students. Industrial courses include mechanical draw- ing, wood working, and crafts. These courses are im- portant preparation for many jobs which require skilled workers. ROBERT LUTER SIN Lnixersity of Texas Ilistributne Education MRS. MARY McCALLlCK BS Sul Ross llusini--N Education ariou Electives w. w. Msrrz K f f C. G. STUART , HS. South Western Stale Teachers College K Mechanical Drawing ,X Sponsor: Bowling Club .fe INELL TEAGUE 31.-X George Peabody College A Business Education STANLEY WROBLEWSKI Auto Mechanics 55 5 CLUBS AND CRGANIZATIGNS get Us ,Z K f 5: W ! If LII' lr 1 I I if, .,,l ll. jguJll'm'9f-agp Q ll .g L ,df ' I The Concert Band, clressefl in their fll5llI'lC'l1X'C purple ancl golrl unitorins. asseinhle on staun- z,. X' yr Vx Ab Noir 4-orning on at the south 1-ntl ol' the lim-lcl A the Band of the Bl1L'L'liIll'Cl'Sfu This announeernent 3 heralds the flashing white gloves and high step of the characteristic fast cadence as the hand begins ' another snappy anml interesting halftnne shoxx. Roth the concert and niarrhing hands are well known throughout the state lor ninsiral ability and precision in playing and rnareliing. For the l'il'th con- secutive year the entire Buccaneer hantl and all first chair ineinbers will he inelucietl in the yearbook First Vhair of Anierieaf' This is eonsicleretl one ol' the highs est honors a hand can receive. Mr. Carol Bailey has 1-oinplelefl his second sticeessftll year as Hoy Miller lianil director. um malor I I - vg IIXKII N 1 Y NI x if N U N LHP 'NIOY N Il 1 IXIO NP N 1 ' IX 1 'N WILLIAM ANDERSON ANGIE ARREDONDO CHARLES ARSUAOA 5:22 Ns ENRIOUE BARRERA ERNEST BARRERA ROS'E BOLADO JESSE BOTELLA MARY HOPE BRONSON RUDY CACERAS 5 LS -L. ANNIE CARREJO GAY BETH CARTER GILBERT CASTILLO 0 0 4 N N O QQIQA-A Kxgxk JW: 'C LEO CHAVEZ lUF'E CISNEROS TONY CISNEROS CARLOS CORONA JOSE CORTEZ RUBEN CORTEZ I Dr ' 1-r fi111'1'1:a. Il SIIIIHT, 15 '0II- I111 111 Iiur' IIIII . :Is I11- I1-:Ulf II10 I1z111rI IIIF- P IIIL, 1':1c'I1 I1:1If-1111111 ,I11w 'I'w1rI01', I,1nrIa f'1'uf- frri :1111I Iry. IIl'IIj'i'I'. AIIIIII 11. I' . II I gf, .p: 'klw to I1:111rI shows fm II11' D'lbI ' N' :1r,. Ull' IIIIIVI 1w1rIc1'. SZIIIII' Vryor, hm 111z1rI4- 11 'f , ,u IIII' ?I2iI'I 111 I11-1' f11'sI y1':11' 111 .I1IIv1'. I ' 1 1 , , A' -A-1,1 L 5. N ' af . 5 N . F 5, X LV A . . X X fa ' f -A 514' L-fff. f tlf if In 5 1 x Q? , 3 I I D , I YOLANDA CORYEZ LINDA CROFFORD SANDY CRYER , ff 0 PAUL CUESTA DON DALRYMPLE IRYS DENYER I ' av fi STEVE DOWELL BILLY DOYLE TOMMY DUNN fl no- -1 GAIL EGGLESTON MARSHA ELEDGE JOHNNY ELIIONDO BERTHA ESPARZA us year s h :nfl Offu rrx nc if lohn wx Om' L wxrm nn ur mr. 1 lm-r f Jflklff 11 'Nl lfl lkl YN r nfl RUBEN FALCON EMILIO FLORES ESTELLA FLORES MARIA FLORES F 60 4 1 Y FN 1 1 MIKE FLORES PAUL FLORES ROBERT FLORES JOE GALLARDO -Av.. li XZ MARY HELEN GALVAN CARLOS GARCIA DOMINGO GARCIA JOE GARCIA YED GARCIA ROBERT GONIALEZ VICTOR GARCIA LUCIO GONZALIII PABLO GARZA PHILIP GONZALEI SUSIE GARZA JAMES GRANT .1 Roeewf ounenuez omzv Hum Mnnv Loulse IYA MARIA Hermmoez onvuo mvmc suseauo JAsss mmm uenwmoez cuuaenv mx sANonA :ov-msron 4 wwg ,Nw IIS Driven indoors :after II :urldvn storm. thc Buc- cznnvcr Band CUHIIIIIIOS nmrching pmcticr' in the gym. Band mmnhors begun przmtlcing wovkx before Ihr- opvmmg of sclwol. and Marching Band nu-mba-rs rvpor! at 7:00 each morning during foothnll sonson to prvparc for their vnrivrl :md IIlII'I'f'S1lIILI mir!-game per- Iorlnancfrs, 61 ,. as RAY JOHNSTON MARY JUAREI SARA MARGARET KING W 2 1 N 1 'nl CARL KUEHN CAROLYN LIRA RUDY LAUREL MELBA MQMAHON JESSE LEAL JULIA MAJEK SKJSANNA MARTINEZ RAUL MENDEZ LEONARD MORALES YOLANDA MORENO FRANCES NEU YVONNE NEU LUPE ORTEGA CARLOS ORTIZ CORINA PEDRAZA PAUL PENA JOE POMPA RONNA KAY POOLE The mayor money makmg project of the band c mcis hers Ihe monex ls used to fmance con cert YTIPS and melts to mter bchool and mter cm contestb ln whlch the 'Nhller Band partlcl p utes Here durmg the fxnal daye of the cands sale Tommy Dunn sells Karen hellx one of Ihc last barb of candy N 40 . I N f A fx 3 2 2 A 4 ' 5 . -O 1 ' x A f 7 1 . I 1 J ' ' I I . , -6 A f A 1 I A M I .M S E a Q- , each year is the sale of delicioust chocolatr- 62 RMA OLJINONES FAHIAN OUINYANILLA LARRY' RAYMEY VICTOR REYES FRED RIVERA GEORGE RODRIGUEZ ROBERT RODRIGUEZ INDALECIO SAENZ mr, MARJORIE SALINAS MARIA SANCHEZ RAY SANCHEZ FRED SAN MIQLEL - Y F. Q.-.. 1-v The! FIymg .K gag . -vw--w MARY LOU 5 EUL- MARGARET YAY DAHLIA YOPUES I n 1 1 -d N S u X I 63 JOHNNY VALLES DOLORES VASOUEZ MODELL. WHITEHEAD ARRY WILLIAMS EVA YANEZ JOHNNY ZEPEDA , I , , ,. I . .- , -H .., . V f .1:: ,r I I - A - I --' Q1 M -, V I . V Q 1 . .. P it , M vs-rw MI NI..'f: nw I. . , ,--,-,,-,mW--ff-,,- , - ' ,- f'II1,r'f 'I 'E' 'f.,I.11 1.f'.:, 'III , Q - .,-v,,,.-rf,rf?35rlv-- ff,- 'r'1' '1 W u 1 y-9, ,d , , ,, 1.1 ' 'II' Amr, f'f..If.N,II, mai!! -A Y' C' .xg :w!!I..I, ,IHA I'1.f:I .I. ,I .II It Awww. Q M Ky ,IIC Mm . .Aft J I'-.If-IMI' ':'.I1 Y Ig, I .I, NI 'M 'I,:,. .!,, , ,I , .'1 . I ' ,'II .:!'.fl.'I.':I!X I ,Q ' ,. ' I ' , 5 . 9 , 3 Q' I. I, . N A N s .Q AY bg -A f f ' . i 'v I 1 3 U .AIR . 'Elf 1 rt ' 5 Dressed in their choir robes, the Concert Choir is ready for a performance, Row one: Mrs. Rhea. l'na Anderson. Paula Milam, Sue Ann Gore. Nelda Bennett, Walter Cheslak, Wanda Bennett, Shirley Perkins. James Jennings. Jesse Reyes, Regina Morgan, Patty Sterns, Refugia Valdez, Trudy Sears. Row two: Ruth Barrera, Doris Rice. Gerry Meyers, Patricia Bailey. Sonja Lee, Carlos Tapia, James Johnston. Harriet Wood, Peggy Daniel, J. W. Stevens, Gene Tackett, Francis Sikes. Armandina Flores. Row three: Barbara Clinkscales, Bill Dunham. Bill Morrison, Nancy Bedingfield, Myra Bridges. Rose Marie Hastings, Jim Tharp. Butch Hitt. Connie Morales. Dorothy Turner, Arturo Reyes, Abraham Morales, Albert Vega, Charlie Noack. Row four: Nancy McAdams. Nancy Ingle, Robert Bomer, Alfredo Garcia, Dorothy Carter. Ted Douglas, John Gillis. Bill Garrison, Karen Kelly. Betty Carter, Cary Griffon. Lorenzo Mondragon, Ginger Bedingfield, Sally Cochran, Douglas Raasch, Bill Porter. arious Program Presented B UNA ANDERSON Gmggg ggpingpiap neun BENNETT noasrr aomsn ae'r'rY cnrsn aAnaAnA CLINKSCALES num aAnnEszA NANCY ssoincristo wAnoA asnnerr Mvu aszioces oonomv CARTER SALLY cocmum ' , 1 kni ig X 64 if -Q PEGGY DANIEL TED DOUGLAS BILL DUNHAM lhc LOIILLII 1 hon one of thc most dctm gloupb at Nllller Ib compobcd of xbout 00 stucicntb P xch xcax thcx compete III thc Intcr bcholustlc Ic uguc III Ixlngsxllle and thc Bucc I nc I Pcbtlxal at Dcl 'Slat In acichtlon to thc tllp to Ixlngmlllc thlS talcntcd group tilccs Jn annual bpung trlp to thc Icxds cltx of thc u tllp as thu gnc scxclal LOIILLIIS III thc NILIII 1tx Io flIIdIILf. thebc t11p5 thc chou h IS su ual IIIODLX Illaklng pxojccts fx xcal lhc two OUt5I3IldlIlg plojcctb of thc xccu Luc 1 lixtttcx Damcc and 1 bpaghcttl buppcx I nicht o to thcsc nmnx things thc chou xmts yunxox u schools in thc cltx to Slllg tot 5c o abscmblxes Concert Choir SUE ANN GORE ROSE MARIE HASTINGS BILL GARRISON JOHN GILLIS '.--J lin I lf BUTCH HITT NANCY INGLE 2 'TJ' ,,,4 AIIMADINA FLORES RAYMOND FULTON ALFREDO GARCIA rs Rhea choir dlrcctor c lcc u A KCUFIIPIHI :nc NK Incl: Bcnnctt Bow Lholr nccompinwl io' JAMES JE NNINGS JAMES JOHNSTON KAREN KELLY SONJA LEE NANCY McADAMS GERALD MEYERS Q lk on 1 f 0 ' w 1' I ,N Xa ., p 1 f 1 ld fl X M . , - -- . frank hw I- S 0 . nn Gore. 2 2 fi I'o1'thc- L'onc'c'rt t'ho1r,a I 'A 1 ' ' , ' 1 ' Z I x ' -1' ' I.. l ,' ' ' V ' 1 , . 2 A ' Q ' . . x 2 ' E K lc v N 1' ' In I X A a .4 h ' I J, A l. 'l V' ' x. A 1 x ' Z ' uh choice: but the trip is not just unplc-usurc' , g J ' I vl 'V' - D i.' ' i ' l' ' 3 'vi' L I 1 v B. ' V 5 A, 1, I. - FQ!! 'I - , . ,, . I , .... , Q A I ,. 4 K 'I 'X . ' ' ' -'. n L 1 n Igh X .' ' ' qwhol . X P .H N--I K 0 I ' K . .4 4 .Q '2 I A 'C 4 5 -- 'S X 1 I I A , II V I Q . Q X V Qi 1 . X c X , X i PAULA MILAM CONNIE MORALES REGINA MORGAN BILL MORRISON CHARLIE NOACK SHIRLEY PERKINS L -v Bull Poner Douglas Ranch Pu, 5 Dnnxcl md Ndnu 'Sic MI S mhcrs of the nba mm: ev xtrngu robe .after an engagement BILL PORTER DORIS RICE DOUGLAS RAASCH 1 I FRANCIS SIKES W STEVENS JIM THORP TRUDY SEARS PATTY STERNS GENE TACKETT DOROTHY TURNER 1 M I1I A ,Al 1 f 66 LORENZO MONDRAGON REFUGIA VALDEZ 'K xr-r X 8' ti. A NYU IN! U Nl 5 M O till Q NI I ll '-il l Officers of the Voneert Choir are Abraham Morales. parliamcntariang John Gillis. presidentg Karen Kelly. treasurer: Robert Bomer. vice- president. Not pictured is Doris Rice. secretary. 6 3 auf The choir council includes the officers of the choir and committee chairmen. Representing the choir as a whole, they present ideas and business to the choir on Fridays. when a general meeting is held Row one: Trudy Sears. Paula Milam. Patty Sterns Bill Dunham Abraham Morales Row two Ted Douglas, Betty Carter. Nancy Ingle, Karen Kelly, Robert Bomer. Row three: Cary Griffen. Bill Porter John Gillis. Douglas Raasch Committees Set Up By Choir ALBERT VEGA HARRIET WOOD 'ai .f::r Everyone in the Concert thou is a member of a committee. Appointed at the beginning of the year. these committees are active all year long. The four committees are robe, social, project, and stage com- mittees. Checking out and straightening the robes are the jobs of the robe committee. Members of the social committee make complete plans for parties. All the money-making projects are the responsibility of the project committee. The stage committee checks the stage before each performance the choir gives to see if it is set properly. 'l'lic Nlcllotoncs, coinposcd ot nina- studcnts. practicc cw-ry day during third period undcr thc dircction of Mrs. lilica This cnscinble group sings for clubs. churches. con- ccrts. and school asscinblics. L-I ' s 2 ln their concert robes. the Mc-llotonos practice before an engagement. Row one: Shirley lla-rkins, soprano: Nancy Inglc, soprano: Betty Carter. altog Paula Milam. alto. Row two: Cary llrittcn, tenor: Alfredo Garcia. tenor: John Gillis. bass: Bill Porter. bass. Pianist is Sue Ann liurc, Nlelloton s Sing Popular Mu i Row one: Sliirlcy Pcrkins. Nancy lnglc. Suv Ann Core. Bc-tty Carter. Paula Milam. Row twoi Alfredo Garcia. John Gillis, Bill Porter, .ll- .X -fc .Ls s--.2 'bk . 2 s X-: 8 i Q Rom one Jo Estelle Aslces Nlatthew VI ells Joe Cortez Huebcn ralcon Ronna hu Poolc Robe rt Covs ard Ice Black Robert VK ell Rovx txxo Dlana Laxazos Garx 'NIcQueen Darvnn Vlard Katherlne Presslev Garx Hunt Su me C arza Iahlo C lrzr tarl Ixuehn 'tlarx Ilopc Bron on Frances 'Ncu Rove three Dolores Lnllardo Nlarla Flem Bwrrera Tommx Dunn I tr: h p 'Nl J s Xlast s R x I ln t I I Grchestra Plays For Assembl L arcxa Fxcrv dax second period the Rov 'Nhller Hlgh School Orchcstra practlces Strmged mstruments wood umds brass and pereussxons make up the com plete orchestra Bx plaxlng at the Chrlstmas assemblx for the student bodw and glVlIIg a sprmg concert orchestra members become acquamted mth both modern and classlcal music Awarded a place ln the T M E A orchestra held annually ln Galveston IS an honor for jumor Io Estelle Askev Director of the orchestra. Mr, Jose Masters, leads the orchestra in a practice session. Members of the FTA are liow on-N Nlaria llernanrlc-1, Klart .Xnn llivas. Bertha lziqins. Nlattic Wlglpgiris. Row two lionnic collins. Mar earl-I ln'I,4-on, lilvia Cioincv. l':urol5n Tliriniais Betty 'Yoh- lctt. tile-nrlzi Bennett. Mary Nlarthu lflorcs. S u s ai n a Martinez lass Tau Students who plan to be teachers join thc Future Teachers of America. At Miller this organization. whose members must be able to ineet the requirements for college ene trance. is sponsored by Miss t'orrine Britt. The girls learn what it means to he a teacher hy occasionally instructing at some of the ele- nientary schools in the area and by helping some of their own teachers with routine jobs. fs 'X K r 's 4 Q X, X f' B S J: ia ht B F.T. . 7 - f I, ! PW- wa-an ,NR I v Officers serving this year are' Front to 'wack Glenda Bennett. Prcsiclentg Mary Nlartha Flores. Vice-Vrcsirlentg Mary Ann Rims. Treasurer. Margaret Dc Leon. Secretary Duties as guidance counselor and FTA spon- xor keep Miss Britt husy, Staff trives Xxx Offering advice to lfernando tionn-L as hc trims a picture are Ellen Nlcfauuhan. David Irving. and Sally Vochran Everyday fourth, fifth and sixth periods finds annual staff memhers working to meet one of the five deadlines The Duffle Bag must meet each year. Staff members receive a credit in journalism for their work, Writing copy. drawing sketches. photographing and developing pictures. laying out pages all the work that makes an annual are done by the all-student staff with Mr. Bob Hargrove as sponsor. A member of three judging associations, T,S.P.A., N.S.Y.A., and N,S.P..-X., last years Duffle Bag received an all Texas honor rating, an A rating, and a second-class honor rating. Continually the staff strives to perfect The Duffle Bag. The hard-working annual staff takes time off for a group picture, Seated are Myra .lane Alston, Mary Mosel, Plliztiheth Wehh, Sally Cochran. and .Ioyee Jackson. Standing are Robert Taylor, Ruth Grice. Vincent Varranza. Bohhy Burgess, Pinina Norrod. David Irving, and Fernando Gomez. Not pictured are Ellen Metjaughan and David Bremer. For Perfection ,wus s,-N I ,xg Co-editors Elizabeth Webb :ind 'llwrv 'llosel discuss i Q I t i -- . - . . pig 1l,'llll its Nliiry pastes ai page. Q All A N Myra Jane Alston, David Bremer. and .Joyce Jackson turn in money from annual sales to Pinina Norrotl. Sponsor Mr. Bob Hargrove and business manager Ruth Griee check to see how the annual sales are rolling. D job for photographers Robert Taylor. Bobby B eveloping pictures they take in the Duffle Bag's own darkroom is a full-time urgess. and Vincent Carranzzi. 1 Dickie Wilkins, Carl De Mzilade. Sonny Batson. Duane Arnold, Apolinar Pina. and Gary Wnyehoff during one of the weekly Library Club meetings. Students Gain Librar Experienc ll s- l Marion Cain types library cards for new books that arrive all during the school year. lllllll lllllll lllllllll UUIBIUI -ban . One of the jobs of the Library Vlub members is running the projector, Sonny Batson. Larry Barecky. and Duane Arnold are some of the boys who have assumed this responsibility. Q- We l s 552 p - .Nazi 'r Q 'Q 3 , Fl . Thomas Gonzales uses the cziril Qi 5, 4 czilznlogue which ls kept up-todzile ,, :md in order by members ol' the 1 Library Club. .Q P To be a member of the Library Club, a student must work in the Library. Those who are projectionists and who work with visual aids also participate in the club. Each member works in the li- brary at least one period a day. They X , Miss Medford looks on as Margurita Czidena files library cards. perform various jobs such as register- ing new books, checking books in and out, and shelving them. The students are in charge of the film projectors and show movies for teachers and their students. The library offers record players and tape recorders for the use of instructors. Members of the Library Club are: Row one: Gloria Elizondo, Patricia Henze. Petra Fuentes Susan Witty, Zoe Wilson, Carolyn Thomas. Row two: Laverne Branstetter, Betty Gladdrn Carolyn Vinson. Sonya Laurel, Rose Marie Martinez, Mary Rebecca Lopez. Pat Harrington Bobby Williams, Dorothy Griffin. 'um ,ano- xa- 6 Student Council officers are a very important part of life here at Miller. Pictured here are the officers of this year. Ray Elizondo. Parliamentariang Jeanne Maurer. Recording Secretaryg David Irving. Treasurer: Abraham Morales, President: Angie Mendez. Vice Presidentg Cecile Blackman. Corresponding Secretary: and Julie Dotson, Clerk. Democracy Stressed By Student Painting murals for the Favorites Dance proves to be a big job for Janie Hayes. Linda Crawford, Douglas Raasch. Jeanne Maurer, and Gail Eggleston. 1 f I ,I J xx P.. . .qv sv Robert Taylor buys a book cover from David Irving and Myra Jane Alston as Eliza- beth Webb looks on. Student Vouncil is the students voice, with each stu- dent having the opportunity to voice his ideas through his honierooin representative. The council provides training in good citizenship and the op- portunity to participate in a xiorking democracy. Assisting in niany activi- ties of the student body, the council has a big and varied job. It proniotes school spirit, puts on a clean-up campaign, und gives the Seniors a ban- quet, along with inany other activities. One of the Councils inost iniportant jobs is promot- ing a better understanding be- tween faculty and students. Coun il 4 Sherry Garner and Diana Cavazos serve Mr, Nelson refreshments at the annual l'hristrnas coffee given the teachers by the Student Council. anne Hayes Nita l inph i rs N n v Studcnt Dnutoriu -m. K If fel ? E L 7 Publicizing the events of Student Council is the job of the Publicity Committee. Row one: Consuela Guerra. Betty Carter. Bernice Bruegzf ging. Chairman. Row two: Connie Morales. Leo' nard Shelton, Pat Broun. Row three: .lim Weeks. Lowell Gaut. Jimmy Lozier, Susana Pictured together here are the Projects and School Service Committees, Row one: .lulie Dotson. Vhair- man of School Service f'Ullllllllll'l'. Linda llurley, Rose Marie ltiyier, Priscilla Lawerence. Row two: Kathy Ryan. Rosemary Northcutt. Ellen Mctkiugghan. Sherry Garner. Row three: Bonnie Collins. Patsy Edgeworth. Ruth Gricc, Vhairinan ot' Projects t'oin- mittec. .lohnnv l'rayens, Myrna Smith. Fred Adams. Benny Ramos. Garza. Helping to build the spirit of Miller is the School Spirit Committee. Row one Ann Porter. Chairman. Lucia Hernandez. Susie Rodriguez. Suzanna Martinez, Pat Everham. Row two: Gail Galle. Mabel Gunn. Nancy Gootee, Becky Guerra Myra Jane Alston. Row three: Albert Vega. Reynaldo Baltazar. Joe Weaver. Lowell Gaut. sf of Acts of courtesy to students and teachers. such as sending get well cards, is performed by the Courtesy Committee. Row one: Delia Aguilar, Linda Thomas. Row two: Nita Lanphier, Wanda Bennett, Chairman. Ann Hart. Macedonia Cavazos, David Rhew. Planning the dances for the school year is thc Ilainci- t'oninuttcc's joh, Rou onc: l-Ilva Quintanilla. Irina Torres. Irma Vasqucs, lisiquia Coronado. Este-lla l't'l'l'2. Yolanda Saavcrlra, Row two: Linda Shocmakcr. Rhonda Dunham. Carolyn Lira, Lynda Woods. Karol Mitchell, Gail Eggleston. Janice McNeil, Sue Burns. Committee Have Varied Dutie e Honors and Awards f'0lllllllll0l' arc: Cccilc Hlickmon -Xrinandiiui lflorcs. Ray lilizourlo, David lixinc. Johnny t'ravl-ns. and Gary llunt. The Miller Student Council strives to keep its program well rounded. While the council sponsors many social affairs for the students, it also recognizes their serious side with morning devotionals. Student directories are published by the council for the bene- fit of the students. Most of the work is done in the various commit- tees. Each representative is a member of one of the standing committees and is assigned specific duties. Through the co-operation of every member in the council they accomplish much during the school year. T NX itors Becky Steele :incl ISL-ski Wilmn go me-1' copy for thc printvi' with thi p iiisoii Mix Shacklcfmrl, Becky Steele and Suv Ann Gun- fllS- lrihutv ni-wspzipvrs to Elizuhc-th Wi-hh illlfl Pablo Cano. HZ' IUC Staff Efforts Produce lnterestin Planning pictures for spurt pzigv :irv Patsy Vryvr and pliiilngitiplii-i' .lznm-s Grunt -dn-. k4 w,?lf,, N451 11? 3 4-11, The Buccaneer is published once a month for the benefit of the students. Its purpose is to inform the student body of all the activities in and around Miller, The students on the Buccaneer staff sell advera tisements in order to give each student a newspaper free. 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N1'l'U11f1 v11-1- ID1'l'5Il14'I11l .-M1111-11111 311111111-N, xl'l'1'1'1ill'jQ 211111 l'1l1I1'1l'1t' A111111-xw. 11'1-1151111-1'. i 1 ' - 0 'l'l1ci'v gm- tlircv l ului'c Homo- i m4ilQui' uliziptcrs gil Nlilla-it hgicli clizip- i I - . A tm' 15 coiiipowcl of Ilia' flames of Blix G' Fouls. Mix. Eiclsoii. and Nlrs. llcnslw V in lloiiwmukiiig clzisscm iiicliiclv fooclx. ' A clothing, child viirc. lioiiic iiursing. :md family rclutioiif llxiipliuxiziiig tlic' im- poiigiiicc ot xxortliy homo iiiciiibcixliip ziml 4-iicoiiizigiiig all-i'iioci'ziv5' is Ilii- purposc ol llic lsllfllll' lloiiic-iiizikwf of .Xiiwi'ia'u it 1' 22 Seated is Mn. Domi liifl-ong and xtniiiling zirv Mix, lkiulim' lli-nflw gmrl Nlik Wilma lfoulx fponforr- :inrl toiivhc-ix oi the lfxiiiiiw' lloiixmiiinlivix nl .Xim'rl4':i FI'OlllOtBS Bettel' I In rving as prvairlvnt of tho Ellen ll. Iiichairrlx clizipivi' :il Nlillvi' qmfl Nwrcwry of ml, Cm L-mlm!! In-,HUA ls Lum RWM Elecfed fifth vice prcsirlont for :iron Ion if in glvill lionoi ' ' ' for sc-nior Gail Hart. I 7' I' of mf Lger Bedingfield, Hill Dunliznn, Myra Jane Alston, and Joyce Byrd form ton stands lu-hind. heerleaders Add Skits To Pep Ralli I 4 Miss Airhearf, cheerleader sponsor, is caught by surprise as she helps get ready for a skit. Millers hard-working cheerleaders help boost school spirit. They put in hours eaeh week during football season practicing yells and planning skits for each pep rally. The whole student body has come to look forward to the Clever skits. At every football game the cheerleaders are there to lead the Miller fans in yells for the team, Marching to the mike, the cheerleaders portray Reds who seek to find the formula to beat the Bucs, only to find that there is none. This skit was given for the Harlingen Cardinal game. Cheerleaders .laniee l'ulli:im, Gin- a V for victory as Leonard Shelf If These members study refraction of light, Seated are George Yzaguirre, Sarilyn Nesloney, Gareth Cayce. Arthur Gregory. Standing are Fernando Gomez. Diana Mcfrady, Jerry McKee. Bob Finke, James Peterson, Sterling Barclay. tudents Start Phys' s Club NX Mr. Robert Shindler, here at Miller for his first year, teaches both math and physics. ..,:grl ff . , 14 l if! 1: S, . . I it , f' xx N 0 e-so r i ,8 'ds l For the first time at Miller. a Physics Club has been organized by Mr. Robert Shindler and his physics classes. The Physics Club meets once a week to discuss scientific events. Although the club is organized mostly for enlightenment, it plans to work on an electronic brain computer. r As J. M. Garcia listens to radio waves, Charles Mueller, Gordon Garwood. Richard Zey. Sandy Smith. and Vincent Carranza wait their turn. Treasurer Elmo Speckles, Secretary John Krueger. President llerby Booher. and Vice-President Jim Weeks listen to ham radio. P wah ,Fl These are members of the interscholas- tic play cast, Seated: Richard Zey. Claud Ellen Hill. Diana Cavazos. Sally Clark. Pat Self. Oralia Gonzales. Rob- ert Taylor. Standing: Fred San Miguel. Sara Jane Smith. Sonny Batson. Ager Barrett. Organized to give students a chance to learn how to act and build sets. the Drama Flub holds regular meetings every Monday afternoon. Many additional hours were spent rehearsing for the plays presented to the school and at the interscholastic league meet Nlrs Nlarv Virginia Nlorgan is the sponsoi ot the club u...,-.-.......- .3-au-10 ,S .ll 68 Row One: Josephine Martinez, Vat Sell, Judy llartstieltl, Sarilyn Nes- loney. Oralia Gonzales. Maria lilenai Barrera. Iirriestine Jackson llou two: Fred San Nlieuel. Ayer liar' rett, llerhy Booher. Bohhy Burgess. Fred llinojosa, Rohert Taylor l 3 l , sl l it ft if ,+L 1' 11 Sis 1' A-A ' 5 Q 13-4 i ,f l The play the Drama Club took to lnterscholastie meet in McAllen, two scenes from The Great Big Doorstep . won second place. Additional honors went to Richard Zey, first place winner in boys' all- star cast: Sally Clark, second place in girls' all-star castg Claud Ellen Hill, third place winner in girls' all-star cast. Officers of the Drama Gfuh are Sally Clark, vice-president: Claud Ellen Hill. treasurer: Mrs, Morgan, sponsor: Diana Vavazos. reporter: Pinina Norrod. president: Ellie Walters. secretary. in-o ' 5 -5 2 fl' Each year the Drama Club presents plays for the student body. Many long hours and hard work go into making the plays an enjoyable experience. The plays shown on this page were given in a' paid assem- bly during homeroom. The money will help the club pay its expenses. The two one act plays presented were Mit F. and Double Date. .ff 152 'fy FQ, Ly ' i in ert Taylor and Ric-liurrl Zu tllstlls- the untrustf worthiness of women in iQl'llt'l'2tl and tht-nr ow n girls 'L ' 1 . 2 ll 4' lllktl lrnrlib ie Walters :incl Silflljll Yesalony retreat for A nterencc .itter their plans haue been szilmotzigt-fl by erby Booht-r. during Double lime P 1 4 'r Drama lub Pre ents Plays Fred Hinoiosa, Sally Clark. e Diane Cavazos and Ager Bar- rett are shown during a one act play t'Mr. Ffh presented by the Drama Club. 3 Seated: Jane Plimper, Vice-President: Becky Steele. Secretaryg Trudy Sears. President: Elizabeth Webb. Treasurer. Standing: Miss Barbara Airheart, sponsor: Patsy Cryer. Parliamentarian. Rally Club members sport ribbon: backing the Bucs. Row one: Nancy Bedingfield. Johnnie Sue Burns. Sue Ann Gore. Julie Dotson. Judi Evans, Mary Mosel. Row twoz, Patsy Hobbs. Sylvia Gunnels. Rhonda Dunham. Carolyn Alston. Jeanette Ermis. Sally Clark. Honey' Seward. Fiona Ingle. Myra Bridges. Row three: Elizabeth Webb. Lynn Smith. Vernelle Appleby. Diana Mcfrady. Lynda Woods. Marilyn Wade. Nancy Gootee, Judy McNeil, Harriet Wood. Janice Gore. Helen McMillian. 88 Rally Club Spirit While Dianne Ewing and Ann Davis put glue on the flash cards. Crystal Gandy and Ann Lewis put the purple and gold pieces together. Starts School Projects Row One: Flaud Ellen Hill. Dianne Ewing. Patsy Fryer. Mable Gunn. Trudy Sears. Row two: Wanda Ben- nett. Pinina Norrod, Becky Steele. Frystal Candy. Ann Lewis, Beth llall, Olga Rivas. Row three: Ann Davis . Nancy Whatley. Jeanne llart, Sandra Riley, Venit-i Sock- well. Mary Ann Rivas. lillen Nlc- Caughan, Peggy Daniel. Q pt Jeanette Ermis, Julie Dotson. and Judy Blackmon talk as they work on pom poms which the Rally Club sold. Larger than ever before with 60 members, the Rally Club does much to boost school spirit. lt is composed of sophomore. junior. and senior girls. At its meetings each week. the Rally Club decides on the stunts for the card sec- tion at football games. They also sell purple and gold pom- poms to the students. During the football season, a white- gloved section of Rally Club members keep time with the music of the band and the yells. 89 Each of Mrs. Morris' three Bible classes form clubs with its own name and officers, At their meetings once a month the clubs have speakers and play games that test their Bible knowledge. A highlight of the year is the formal banquet given by all the high school Bible classes in the city. Members of the filth period Bible class chose l..: Biblicia as their club name, Row onei Dorothy Griflen. Xoelia llassett. Anita Orona Virginia Gonzales. Wanda Bennett. Elayne Ferguson. treasurerg Linda Lucas. Row tuoj Aurora Alxarez. llellina de la Garla. Grace Villarreal. Norma lfarias. lieth llall. Mable Gunn. Sandra Lane. How three: lipifano Oliva. Abel Sandoval. .luan Nlendiola, I-Iddie Aleman. vice presidentg Ralph Falcon. president: Jesse Reyes. 'l'ony lruu Row four: Joe Pena. Gilbert lta. Robert Vhapa. Lupe Bazan. Vernes Mitchell. John Xlondragon. .luan Vela. Billy Sanders. Mac Bineham. Lowell Gaut. Not pictured are Sandra Joos, secretaryg and Janice l'uIlia1n. JS' 4.-sw . 14 ..,. ...tt,,in.,f t Q sf' il- W 'ia Showing their proieds of tabernaeles and vi map ot the lloly Land are Nancyjane Binz. Agnes Cole. and Richard Pena. if I I .4 7 Fourth period Bible C'lub's name is t'hio Rho. Row one: Margaret Lopez. Maria Delgado, Eudelia Guerrero. Madelyn Corbin. Kather' ine Pressley. Betty Nohlett, Alive Linan, treasurerg Mary Helen lial dt-ras Row two: Helen Vastillo. Dora tlareia. Leonard Shelton. viei presidentg Ruth Warren. Zoe Wil- son. Alma I.eal. Sylvia Herrera Sylxia Leal. Beatrice Budd. Rosa Cruz. Row three: Auturo Reyes. Sostt-nes Infante, .Ioe Herrera lioinulo Ht-navides. Gary McQueen. Elia Hasuldzi. Trinidad tlutierrez. Billy lboxle, Judy Illaeknion. seere- tziry Not pictured are t'onnie Aguirre. Tomasita Arangua. Julia Leal. Glenda Bennett. president. I 9' ' l Suggesting ideas for projects to Betty Noblett and Kather- ine Pressley is Mrs. Morris. Bible Club sponsor. 44 f W 3 a 9 i -5 6 N 'E F , Qg.'FF' ' s I V I ' .. .,.4 . H W 'A , 3 va., . ' . W, ce. :-- -- we itll 1 1 4 A Bible lub Plan Banquet Shown here is sixth period Bible class, Row one: Ruth Barrera. Esther Sandoval. Diamantina Ramos. Mary Franco, Angelina Lopez. Anita Faye Douglas Row tivo: Alice Davis. Irma Abrego. Elia Perez. secretary. Naneyjane Binz, Lula Rodriguez. Agnes Pole. Yolanda Banda. Nila McFadden. Olga Lopez. Lynelle Martin. Thurmaline Turner. Row three: Juanita Davila. Eunice Luna, Mary Melve, Mary Ann Budd, Gloria Reyes. Gloria Elizondo. treasurer: Oralia Garcia, Elida Martinez. Row four: Joe Reyes. Joe Aleman. Richard Pena. Johnny Valles, Joe Hernandez. Noe Perez. vice president: Reynaldo Soto. president: I. V. Spears. .JC 'OU K 1 a Officers of the newly-organized French Club are Mary Martha Flores. vice president: Venita Sockwell. secretary-treasurerg Jerry Rodgers. presidentg and Mrs. Josephine Mattiza, sponsor, Students Organi e French tBeIowl Row one: Joyce Byrd. Jeanne Hart Sandra Riley Venita Sockwell. Nanci' What ley. Gloria Bernal, Mary Martha Flores Rosario Cantu. Genevieve Trujillo. Penny Vidar Patricia Hamill Patricia Evernham Row two: Robert Coward. Carlos Estringel Cary Griffen, Nicki Morrow. John Wyble Refugio 'tledina Iohn Nietower Juan Gon Jerry Rodgers Frank Heincrmann zales Not pictured are Elms Cadena Diane Fin lay Sharon Bonnin Shirley Perkins Thomas Ramirez Besides studying French, the French Club is also interested in France as it was many years ago and as it is today. All the members of Mrs. Josephine Mat- tiza's French class are automatically in the French Club. At their monthly meetings they decide upon extra projects for the upcoming month. Occasionally they meet at a member's house, where refreshments are served and games from France are played. lub ff :EEN 'mls I sag I ,rll 7 ' Estringel and Genevieve Trujillo gf interested French Club members is John Metoycr. Showing Paris, France. to Carlos g'1 K fx fl ll!! X Mn.. .ayg 'tk ,,,,. The second-year Latin class consists of Mrs. Mary Virginia Morgan, sponsor: Ramon Gutierrez. parliamentariang Jeanne Maurer. vice-presidentg Jim Weeks. president: Julie Dotson. secretary: George Yzaguirre. reporter, Lynelle Martin, social chairman. Not pictured are Sandy Smith and Carolyn Gersbach. Members Of Latin lub Are Initiated Organized for its members to learn more about Latin and old Rome. the Latin Club is divided into two parts, first and second year Latin classes. Besides their meetings in class, both parts of the Latin club occasionally meet at a members house, At these meet- ings senators, or second-year students. wear togas. while the first-year students wear tunics, the garb ot' Roman slaves. Initiation of the slaves takes place at the complete club's first gathering. Taking first year Latin are: Row one. Andres Flores. Francisca Olivarez, Gwen Angelo. sponsor, Mrs. Mary Virginia Morgan. Frances New. Linda Con- treras, Kathy Ryan. Row two: Joe Cruz. Stanley Hutka. Roland Zepeda. and Jimmy Lozier. 1 ,W Y, .... . 5 l LW! h Il if 9? With a broom as her guitar. Frances Neu imi- tates Elvis Presley as part of her initiation. X,-4 .L R he-fii ,, 'I' ,,,. , an ll 'l 5 9 v 1 l I Q 4' S 1 X . . 3 I I .gi a l I If ' U fa 4 .L . , 9 . gl , gl , A 3,15 .. - l ' , U ll fi -3 'v f 'V T ,-', s A ,, . 'ai - ' J f ' Q Q K Pr 4, ' .. ..:s as ' 0' I W ' I -. . . .e 'sr fs 1- - f f A ' Y 3' xtgf T 5 x Y -1' 1 Ee. Row one: Trudy Sears. Crystal Gandy, Mr. Larry Lopez. .Iuanita Harley, Elizabeth Webb. Row two: Ruth Gilleland, Mary Mosel, Judy Blackmon, Becky Steele. Jane Plimper, Gareth Cayce. Row three: Diana McCrady. Jo Ann Medcalf, Patsy Hobbs. Row four: Joy Stanberry James Peterson. Ben Spivey, Sterling Barclay. Fernando Gomez. Dianne Ewing. Not pictured is Pinina Norrod Fund For Prom Raised By Coun il Composed of a representative from each senior homeroom, the Senior Council holds meetings every Thursday. Members must keep at least a B average. At a meeting of the entire senior class, nominations for class officers were held. An election in which everv senior voted by secret ballot was held the same week Selling ribbons with slogans on them every Thursday and Friday during football season is one of the Senior Council's projects. About two weeks before the Miller Rav football game members of the Senior C ouneil started taking orders for mums Books with sketehes of the senior football players pins for seniors of 59 and graduation announcements were also sold as monev making projeets Besides finaneing the senior plav in February the Senior Council gives a gift to the sehool at the last assem bly of the year The biggest projeet given by the Senior Council is the senior prom held the last week in May at Exposition Hall I I Every Thursday :intl lfrtrlztp clttrtg , ll'4'llI.lll Nt..xon lumix Sintot 'inn 1 1 'lIll'llllIt'T'N wlltnu purple :olu or '- . uhm till tn uith lo in pri: it 3' 1' SI: rf 1 .4 D ra thi-tn V X 'Q' a gi ,L 1' 'tux ggjx 1-1 ff w fx ll ya get ,f no I n jl' l J . 1' 'N V 'ANI' I Officers of the Senior clan are Fernzinclo Gomez. president: Piinnzi Norrofl. tice pri-sirlentg lit-c-ky Steele, seeretziryg Mr. Ltirr5 Lopez. sponsor. 'Q X Selling big, yellow mums decorated mth za purple M and rth- hon for the Mtllcr- Ray football game mis one of the projects of the Senior Council. Here satisfied buyers leave with their mums. 'QT ...,... 'I ,. Ji? iii!! Q 'gt Another first at Miller this year is the organiza- P96900 , Members of the Modern Danci- club are Thurma Lee Turner. Amelia Martinez. Louise Bihli,-. .-Xdela Eseohar, Opal Morris. Odessa Spears, Mary llelen Taniez. Aurora Williams. Marie Lanningham. Diana t'ax'aZos. Cleo Campbell, Rlirla tlar cia. Selia Garcia. Effie .lean llarri- son, Iirnestine Jackson, Nancy Holi' inson. Susie Garza. and Genevieve Trujillo. Modern Dance lub Crgani ed Diana Cavazos and Aclela Escobar follow Miss Air- heart's demonstration of a dance step. tion of a Modern Dance group, sponsored by Miss Barbara Airheart. The girls in this club spend many hours after school practicing in addition to their reg- ular meetings, where they decide on new routines and dance steps. With the choir and speech classes the Modern Dance group participated in the Thanksgiv- ing assembly for the student body. At a night pro- gram they offered skits. singing. and dances to the audience. Af a club meeting Miss Barbara Airheart. sponsor, offcrs suggestions to members for new dance routines. fixes I 4 Q - I '-fvhp-...mb Historians The objective of the Junior llistorizins of Roy Miller lligh School. Vhapter 1116. an affiliate of the Texas State llistorical Associat- tion. is to study in ll t-ont'entrz1tecl and intt-nw pattern some particular avenues of lot-ul his- tory, One of the goals this year is to use the seven Scrz1pbooks compiled hy' Eli 'l' Nlvrri- man, the original etlitor and publisher of the Corpus Christi Caller. These books Contain in- formation from old newspapers in Corpus Vhristi from the 1870's to the 1930's Meeting in the Texzis Room of the lilirgmy the Junior llislorinn im-inhers :ire Roxx one-. Vyntlim Wliitv. Nlgiry' Nlairfhu l lo!'L'r. Nl1ii'e.ii'i-' Wooters. l.Illtl2l l,ut':is. lit-tty Killa-n Kon txxo Frwl . . . , 1 reglow. limb trt-glow, llnxirl lim-iiit-r. Xlziril l it-pt-r. lla-rhy Boohcr. Nathan Pippin. liobvrt 'lliylor Mary Martha Flores :intl Vynlhiai While look on-r ont' of the scrzipliooks thai! thi' Junior llistorizins are 5lllfll- ing this your Stud Scrapbook 'D i P i 2 I Members of li i L ou one XI ix Nleiri ii oft tit ri lxrtl 1 Q ion o. . .. . vii 1. . , . L 'tu 41 r 1 t io 1 xicu prtsicltnt. Row one: Terry Johns. Mike Lucas. Gale Gibson. Robert Mcfaskill. Jesse Johns. and Donnie Cain, Row two: Elizabeth Evans. Anita Alaniz. Leslie Lacy. Gerald Golden. George Brown. Gene Fulton. and Alan Jahn. Row three Anita Vasquez, Mary Helen Adkinson. Janie Moreno. Elisa Lopez. Andrew Garza. Martin Crisantes. lnoeencio Terrazas. and Valentin Jaurez. Row four1 Mr. Cosgrove. Auturo De Santos. Lupe Rivera. Annie Maria Zepata. Linda Con- treras, Connie Rodriquez, Richard Martinez, and Arturo Moreno. . . tLId6I1tS .lOb Gone Fulton at work at C. C. Engraving Company. Ralph Large is emploxed bv the Iichtenstein Print Shop Distributive Education and Industrial t'o-opera- tive Training give students valuable on-the-job train- ing. The courses are designed to bridge the gap be- tween school and adult life by training boys and girls for useful employment in retail and wholesale business. Students who include D.E. and I.C.'l'. in their high school program are able to work as much as half a day, Besides experience, students learn what will be expected of them when they graduate and advance to a full time job. N-. I' X A., I! ,f ' Q 'Y w e -J . YL -5-M Y - J, Betty Bryan, who works in the hosiery department of Lich- tenstein's, makes out a ticket for a sale. Members of the D, E. class are. Row one: Shirley Wagner. Sheila Highland. Mary Olson. Sue Rutherford. Row two: Annie Gonzales. Antonio Garcia. Arlette Ingram. Alice Cummings. Irene Fuentes. Row three: Rose Mary Marcha. Judy McCalA lium. Janet Ondrej. Joe Magallan, Manuel de los Santos, Row four: Jim Baggett. Mike Naylor. Leland Freeman. Toby Hale. Floyd Ward. Alonzo Chavez. Row five: James Wiltshire. Larry Ganem. Fred Horne. Harold Sterne. Fred Creglow. Mr. Luter. Homer Garcia. Arturo Vela. Mr. Lufer hel s Tohv Ilale rt I P . P pare his notebook, f SPGRTS l STATISTICS Miller McCallum ll First downs ll 248 Rushing 94 l43 Passing 75 4-6 Passes completed l2-2l 2 lnterceptions by 0 5-29.4 Punts 4-29.6 0 Fumbles lost 2 75 Penalties 20 Jim Tharp, Sammie Garza, and Mike Carew were chosen by the team as their captains this year. ,....- -hg- Knights Fall Before Bu S, 4 - 'vw The Battlin' Bucs outclassed the McCal- lum Knights and handed them a 47-0 defeat in their first game of the 1958 season. Miller scored their first touchdown with five min- utes left in the first quarter and never let up the rest of the game. Jeff Bennett scored the first touchdown on a 65 yard scamper around left end. After Sainmie Garza intercepted a pass deep in Mc- Callum territory. Mike Carew carried the ball over from 6 yards out. Carew again scored in the second period on a short pass from Freddie Cuevas that covered 5 yards. Joe Yardas covered a Knight fumble on the kick- off at the 25 and five plays later Cuevas ran eight yards for a Buc score. Miller took ad- vantage of a McCallum fumble on the 6 yard line and sent Bobby Smith the distance in one play. Buc reserves played the last halt' and pushed across two more touchdowns to add to the 33 points scored in the first two periods. One came on a 65 yard run by Kenneth Tuggle and a 56 yard pass play from Jimmie Mcllorse to Smith. Arturo Delgado lN0, 861 and Emzinuel Valdez tNo. 18l stretch for a Marcos I'creL pass in the end zone. STATISIICS Miller Alamo Heights 13 First downs 8 221 Yards passing 35 123 Yards passing 30 11 Passes attempted 6 Passes completed 3 lntercepted by 3 Fumbles lost 2 3-38 Punts 7-35 14-90 Penalties 6-38 Roland Zepeda 1No 511 closes in on an Alamo Heights ball carrier Irlentifiable Bucs are Kenneth Tuggle :No 601 Jim Tharp lNo, 641. and Sonny Gorcly fNo. 781, Powerful Buc Maul Mule , 33-I2 Though the Bucs were held scoreless in the first quarter, they exploded for five touchdowns in the re- maining portion of the game, and came through with a 33-12 victory over the Alamo Heights Mules. Miller scored twice in the second period on a 14 yard gallop by Mike Carew followed by Jeff Bennett's run from eight yards out. Homer Moscorro added the third Miller touch- down with an 11 yard scamper, and the fourth came on a 52 yard blast by Bobby Smith. Smith added 6 more points a few minutes later with a 12 yard touchdown. The Mules pushed across two scores with the help of some Buc penalties and an intercepted pass. Alamo Heights hit pay dirt early in the game on a 78 yard drive that took 18 plays. The intercepted pass came in the last two minutes of the game with Evetts carrying the ball 78 yards for the final score of the game. FREDDIE CUEVAS MARCUS PEREZ HOMER MOSCORRO CORKY BLOOMFIELD Back 160 Back 136 Back 140 Back 170 2 Letters 1 Letter 2 Letters 1 Letter All-Zone Offensive Team All-Zone Defensive Team All-Zone Defensive Team 2 1 13 Miller Highlands 8 50 Penalties 665 .73'-:: 5.- THOMAS GONZALES JOE FLORES I th Ititl Iiatk s 155 Jn ' P Q N Q x f , . Q MIKE CAREW JOE CARRANZA Back ITU Back 150 l la-tier l Letter 2 Letters l I.etter Fo-Vaptain All-Zone Team Second Team AII4State Bucs Sink Highlands Qwls, 26-O The fine running of .leff Bennett and Bobby Smith put together with seven llighland fumbles pro- vided the Bucs with an easy 26-tl victory over the Owls A short llighland punt set up the first Miller score on the 30 yard line. At this Point Smith carried the ball to the 19, and Bennett advanced it to the eight. Smith then smashed over for the score to put the Bucs out front 6-0. The try for extra point was not good, but a few plays later S. E. Jones blocked an Owl punt in the end zone for a safety and 2 points. The Bucs pulled ahead 14-0 in the second quarter on a 31 yard scamper by Jeff Bennett. Gonzales tried to kick for the extra point, but it was no good. An Owl fumble in the third quarter gave the Bucs the ball on the 40 yard line, and they took advantage by scoring in only four plays. Joe Flores went the final yard on a power play through the middle. Jimmy Mcllorse scored the final Miller touch- down on an eleven yard dash around left end with about four minutes left to play. The try for extra .point failed. Bobby Smith rolls to a first down in the final period of the Highland rout. An identifiable Buc is Sammie Garza tNo. 871. STATISTICS First downs 2 Yards rushing 8 Passing yardage 0 Passes attempted I Completed 0 lntercepted by 10 Punts 5-27.0 Fumbles lost 7 STATISTICS Miller Port Arthur 13 First downs 8 141 Yards rushing 129 I 124 Yards passing 27 10 Passes attempted 9 6 Completed 2 l 1 Infercepted by 0 4-34 Punting 7-29 Fumbles lost 2 9-105 Penalties, yards 4-50 Coach Simmons gives Jeff Bennett tNo. 235 and Sonny Gordy, along with other Buccaneers, pointers during the half-time. Bucs Swat Yellow Jackets, 29 6 The fine running of Mike Carew along with the was a pass from Freddie Cuevas in the third quarter. pass catching ability of Sammie Garza provided the Sammie Garza made his contribution to the scor- Bucs with a 29-6 victory over the Port Arthur Yellow ing with a fine catch from Marcos Perez in the second Jackets. With the Miller offense and defense both period. playing excellent ball, the Bucs easily dominated the Win Herbert scored the lone Port Arthur touch- game from start to finish. down on a five yard sweep of left end and after a Carew added 18 points to his year's total with pass interference had been called against the runs of two, eighteen, and fifty-four yards. The latter Buccaneers. EMANUEL VALDEZ RUDY CRUZ ROLAND IEPEDA RICHARD ZEY Back 140 Center 180 Center 200 Tackle 195 1 Letter 1 Letter 1 Letter 1 Letter All-Zone Defensive Team All-Zone Offensive Team All-Zone Defensive Ti-ann as-u. Gr- 7 ',f 11... , up .4 f W 1 , I sa.: f:- NJ 'Qs '.J'1t.. 1 Aam- ,.. JIM Tucxen SONNY GQRDY JOE YARDAS A JIM THARP 'l 1,4-klv 175 Tackle 175 Guard 160 huard 11 l Letter 1 Letter 1 Letter L'01l9Fb All Zone tlffcnsivc Team All Zone Defensive Team l 'l-311111111 All-Zone Team Might Bucs Ma h Midland, I8-8 The Bucs fought off an 8-6 halftime lead hy Midland and came out on top hy a score of 18-8 llohby Smith sparked the Buc offense with a pair of long rims totaling 181 yards, Smiths first run was the opening kickoff which he ran hack 100 yards to put the Bucs out front 6-0. Midland came back in the second quarter to push across a touchdown plus the extra point which gave them thc 8-6 lead at halftime. Smith once again put Miller ahead in the third quarter with a dazzling 81 yard run and the Buc line held Midland scoreless the rest of the game. The final score of the game was a 35 yard pass play from Marcos Perez to Mike Carew, The extra point was missed but the 18 points was enough to secure a Miller victory. Jeff Bennet 4No. 231 and Roland Zepeda tNo, 511 team up to stop a Midland driye while Arturo Delgado tNo. 851 comes to assist them. STATISTICS Miller Midland 8 First downs 14 181 Yards rushing 164 9 Passes attempted 11 3 Passes completed 3 105 Yards passing 22 2 Intercepted by 1 3 for 31 Punting 4 for 40 14 tor 90 Yds. penalized 3 for 35 0 Fumbles lost 1 STATISTICS From the sidelines, Head Manager Mac Bineham worriedly watches Highland Park slip ahead of the Buccaneers. Scots Hand Bucs First Loss,20-6 The Battlin' Bucs dropped their first game of the season 20-6 to a fine Highland Park team. Miller scored first and fought hard throughout the game but a few bad breaks held the Bucs scoreless the rest of the game. After recovering a Scottie fumble on the 27, Manuel Valdez shot through the left side of the Highland defense and went all the way for the score. Valdez also tried to run the extra point but was halted short of the goal line. The Scots bounced right back to go ahead 7-6 on an intercepted pass by Billy Gannon, who sparked the Highland offense all night. The third quarter put Highland Park ahead by a touchdown on a 64 yard drive that ended with Urquhart scoring from a yard out. It seemed as though the Bucs would tie this game late in the fourth quarter but a Gannon interception stopped Miller 7 yards short of the goal line. The Scots drove the full length of the field and a 41 yard pass play ended the scoring and the game. JIMMIE WELLS MIKE TURNER JAMES KEMP LEEFQRD PANT Guard 165 Guard 178 Guard 178 End I 1 Letter l Letter 1 Letter 2 Letters All-Zone Offensive Team A Q ,L I 2 Q 1: 4:- 'Li Miller Highland 8 First downs 87 Yards rushing 79 Yards passing 9 Passes attempted 4 Passes completed 0 Intercepfed by 2 Fumbles recovered by 5-33 Punting 33 4-20 Yards penalized 440 ,.- 'i SAMMY GARZA Rici-man 'romzss JWIMY MCHORSE aosav SMITH End 170 End 160 Quarterback 150 llalfback 160 2 Letters l Letter 1 Letter 1 Letter Co-Captain All-Zone Defensive Team All-Zone Offensive Team All-Zone Team Second Team All-State Co otes Whip Injured Bucs,34-O The powerful Coyotes proved to be too much for the Battlin' Bucs, who came out on the short end of a 34-0 victory. The Bucs had trouble penetrating the Wichita Falls line and managed to reach Coyote territory only twice. Bobby Smith made short yardage throughout the game, but never could wade through the Coyote defenders for very long. Ile led the Buc offense with a total of 45 yards rushing. The Bucs strongest threat was in the third quar- ter when they moyed the ball to the Coyote 27 after a recovered fumble by Larry Bloomfield. Wichita Falls stopped the Bucs at this point and blotted out any chance for a score. The Coyotes scored twice in the first quarter. one in the third. and twice again in the final period. Corky Bloomfield mNo. 221. Sammy Garza 1No. 8Ti Freddie Cuevas INU 16i. Rudy Cruz 1No, 50h and .lim Tharp tNo. 641 find it impossible to stop Wichita Falls as they score their first touchdown. STATISTICS Miller Wichita Falls 6 First downs I9 I23 Yards rushing 331 0 Yards passing 8 0 of 9 Passes completed 2 of 3 0 lntercepted by 2 I Fumbles lost 2 II for 85 Penalties 1 for 15 6 for 35 Punts 2 for 43 Thomas Gonzales tNo. 201. aided by Johnny Herrera KNO. 801. falls just short of making a first down, Tackling Gonzales is Johnny Boyd rNo. 841 of Carroll. STATISTICS Mme' Carroll 14 First downs 7 157 Yards rushing 44 132 Yards passing 58 8 Passes attempted 17 4 Passes completed 10 0 Passes intercepted by 0 0 Fumbles lost 2 4-36.7 Punts 10-25,1 7-76 Penalties 4-32 Bu s Tame Carroll Tigers, I8-0 Miller's Buccaneers outlasted Mary Carroll's Tigers and came out on top by a score of 18-0. Miller had complete control of the game from opening kick- off to the final gun. While the Miller offense pushed across three touchdowns, the defense held the Tigers to only 44 yards rushing. The Battlin' Bucs scored in the first period on Joe Flores' smash at the Carroll line from five yards out. Marcos Perez tried to pass for the extra point but the ball fell incomplete in the end zone, Miller didnt score in the second or third quar- ters due to penalties and fumbles which halted the Buc drives time and time again. Miller's biggest threat was a 57 yard pass play from Freddie Cuevas to Sammy Garza which put the ball on the Varroll 22 yard line. The final two scores that put the game on ice both came in the final period. The Bucs pushed the ball to the Tiger one yard line and Cuevas carried it on over for the score, In the closing minutes of the game a 78 yard drive was climaxed by Bobby Smiths smash from the one yard line which produced the final score of 18-0, JEFF BENNETT BOBBY CRUZ S. E. JONES KENNETH TUGGLE Back 165 Center 180 Tackle 185 Tackle 200 2 Letters 1 Letter 1 Letter 1 Letter T3 'Q Q 2 's . f T 'Qq, t ' ,,- I-s g. 4 xii , , 1 1 FRED HENDERSON ISIDOPXMORENO JOHNNY HERRERA WILLIE ADAMS K-tiiiwl ltill f.iigiril 165 I-fnd lTll 'l'at'klf- l U l I.:-Ill-I' I IA-ttt-r l I4-tt:-r I 1.1-ttt-r 20,000 See Bu S Stomp Ra ,I9 8 Nlillt-r's poxwrtnl offe-nst- along side- tht-ir vt-ry was t-limaxt-d with a -12 yard pass play from Mai tough dt-ft-nst- provt-d to ht- too murh for tht- Hay' Pt-re-z to Smith who ran the last 30 yards 'IR-xans to ovt-i't'oim- This is tht- first win for a Bun' Ray' tht-n st-orc-d on a 14 yard drivt- that put tt-am in tht- annual t-rosstoxxn titlt- since- 15456 The- glllllk' bark in rt-at'Ii of tht- 'IK-xans, Stove- Nllllt-r xx liattlin' Bins lt-fl throtigjhout tht- gains- and tht-ir lc-ad the last 20 yards on a dt-lays-d handoff that tau- xxas tlirt-att-m-d only onu- whit-Ii was late- in thc- last tht- Nlillt-r tlt-ft-iisc off guard .lorry Hogs-rs ran tht qnartt-it t-xtra point try and made the six into an L-ight, 'l'ht- lltivs snort-d the first txio timt-s they got Nlillt-r tht-n halted a Ray drivt- and put ani s tht- hall hut xwrt- stoppt-d short on tht-ii' third drivt- ont- mort- scorn- to put the ganit- out of rt-arli ot' 'l'ht- first touchdoxsn faint- on a 68 yard drivc with 'lk-xans I rt-cldic Cin-vas ran the ball over from Nlikt- tart-w. Bobby Smith, and .loc Flores doing yards out aftt-r a 57 yard drive-. Smith and Cai most of tht- hall t'ai'i'y'iiig. Flora-s wt-nt ow-r for the pit-kt-ti up short yardage time and timt- again to srort- from two yards out. The second Mille-r driw put tht- ball on the two. STATISTICS Miller Ray 20 First downs II 200 Yards rushing I05 66 Yards passing I56 8 Passes attempted I2 3 Passes completed 7 2 Passes intercepted by 2 I Fumbles recovered by I I-22 Punting 3-30 2-30 Penalties 7-68 Steve Miller of Ray lNo. 22l slips hy Corky Bloomfield lfio. 22' and Sammic- Garza :No 871 of Miller to make- Rays lone- touchdown of thc- evening. STATISTICS Miller Harlingen 15 First downs 12 243 Yards rushing 142 39 Yards passing 64 6 Passes attempted 17 2 Completed 5 l lntercepted by 0 1 Fumbles lost 0 9-55 Penalties 6-35 5-32 Punts 5-38 Jim Tucker tNo. 73l, Corky Bloomfield tNo. 22l, and Marcos Perez KNO, 10m break through the traditional picture of the Buccaneer painted by Student Council members. Bucs Win District Title, 28-8 The Battlin' Bucs, behind 8-6 at half time, bounced back to take a 28-8 victory over a tough Cardinal team. Miller received the kickoff, and behind the fine running of Mike Carew and Bobby Smith, drove to the five yard line where Carew carried it over. The extra point try failed. Harlingen came right back with their only score of the night, which came on a 68 yard drive sparked by the fine quarterbacking of Butch Wade. Miller held for three downs on the two yard line before Eloy Cabaza pushed across the Cardinal score. LEE ASTOR FANT ARTURO DELGADO End 150 End Reserve Letter 1 Letter 132. ,.,. 'MJ In the third quarter Bobby Smith found running room at right end and went 50 yards for the score which put the Bucs out in front to stay. The Battlin' Bucs scored twice in the fourth quarter on a run of 16 yards and a 31 yard pass. Carew performed the running chores while Freddie Cuevas and Richard Torres teamed up on the pass play. Their victory enabled the Bucs to play Waco for the bi-district title in Class 14-AAAA. MAC BINEHAM MAXIE BLACKMON llead Manager Manager 5-'. '-T 3 C- . t F, 4 ya 1 - 0 1 QQ 'W 1. n TTLI TTUNL 611 NIS tt G3 FllII'fC . Q BU ,..' 4 i' 1 6 . ,-5 ps AAU! '73 MXLXNL QATTUNB ATTLINET ATTLIN t9FtlllZEi 4 BUESJ, Blitlllfql .gnllrfcei STATISTICS Miller Waco 13 First downs 19 225 Yards rushing 98 49 Yards passing 161 5 Passes attempted 24 2 Passes completed 13 5 lntercepted by 0 2-40 Punting 2-29 13-165 Penalties 5-62 Bu s Sneak Past Waco, 24-22 The Miller Bucs. despite having their drives halted time and time again by penalties. managed a thrilling 24-22 decision over the Waco Tigers. The Tigers scored first on a drive that covered seventy-two yards after a tough Waco defense held the Bucs on the Waco 28. A Williamson to Morris 37 yard touchdown pass concluded the Tigers' drive. The second quarter saw Miller come right back to tie the score, and then go on ahead. Mike Carew carried the ball over from the ten, and then Freddie Cuevas ran the extra point which put the Bucs out in front 8-6. A Cuevas to Carew pass early in the third quar- ter resulted in another Buc score from eight yards out. Bobby Smith ran the extra point and provided a 16-6 margin for the Bucs. Waco, trying to get back in the game, traveled 68 yards on the passing of Williamson and scored on a smash up the middle for two yards and a touch- down. A Cuevas to Leford Fant pass-play put the Bucs in scoring position on the nine. Smith went the re- maining distance for the score and along with the extra point gave Miller a 24-17 lead. The Tigers came right back, and scored on another pass play which closed the gap 24-20. Homer Mos- corro then halted two Tiger drives with timely inter- ceptions that were deep in Miller territory. The Bucs gave up a safety in order to run out the clock and time ran out before Waco could master a drive. The final score was Miller 24. and Waco 22. While trying to gain a first down, Freddie Cuevas tNo. 163 is stopped by a mob of Waco defenders Corky Bloomfield pulls down a Jefferson hall carrier as Joe Yardas lNo. 71i. Rudy Cruz tNo, 501. Sonny Gordy 1No. 781 and Richard Torres KNO. 8-li rush in to help from all sides. Buc Upset Jeff The Miller Bucs outfought a favored San Antonio Jefferson team. and when the final gun sounded the Bucs held a commanding 40-25 lead. Jeff scored in the first period to go out in front, but the Bucs scored four touchdowns before the half to go out in front 26-7. Mike Carew, after running a Jeff kickoff back to the 47 yard line. carried the ball to the Pony 1 on the next play from scrimmage. Joe Flores carried the remaining distance for the score. Another touch- down was produced through the efforts of Marcos Perez and Sammy Garza on a 28 yard pass play. A pass interference penalty against Jeff put the ball on the one yard line and Flores once again carried the mail for another score. Bu: fans congratulate Corky Bloomfield tNo. 221, Mike Turner tN0. 771 and Arturo Delgado KNO. 85 after the game. Mustangs, 40-25 The Broncs, lcd by quarterback Stuart McBirnie, swept 55 yards down the field to open the second half scoring. Undaunted. the Buccaneers struck back quickly. Perez hit Carew with a pass on the Jeff 40, and Carew kept on going for the touchdown. Bobby Smith added two points. Instead of throwing in the towel, the Mustangs stainpeded 51 yards in eight plays, with the big play a 14-yard pass from McBirnie to Ronnie Mazurek. The try for point failed. Jeff scored again in the fourth quarter. with Mc-Birnie. Mazurek. and Robert Hasson leading the way. As most of the fans left for home, Miller ex- ploded once more. Smith skirted left end and romped 14 yards through a heard of Mustangs. The point try was no good. With eyes glued to the field, Doc Davis, Marcos Perez, and Coach Ragus watch the game with rapt expressions. STATISTICS Miller Jett 21 First downs l7 284 Yards rushing 164 100 Yards passing 84 9 Passes attempted 12 2 Completed 4 l lntercepted by 1 0 Fumbles recovered by l 3-28 Punting 4-36.5 ll-112 Penalties I0-118 ,Z 5'-fn Sammy Girl! lxtl, 87m Zifltl Richard TUTTCS ING. 841 h02ifl ltlf Rgbgrf Bqmer, Mlkp 11111-w'. ,100 Yggrqlgggi and x111Q Bingham a Pasadena ball carrier as Sonny Gordy lNo, 78: and Jim Ignore then- uftm-.ganw mvzll long vnough U, have their Tharp iNo. 641 run in to offer aid, plc-mfg mario, Pa adena Edge Miller Buc , - Though the Bucs battled to the last second. too many penalties and fumbles halted their drives and prevented them from the one touchdown they needed for a victory Neither team managed a touchdown until the last half though Nliller had one called. Both tcams threatened time after time in the first two quarters but all drives seemed to fall short of the goal line. The Battlin' Bucs scored their touchdown in the third quarter on a 78 yard drive that took 14 plays, Bobby Smith, Mike t'arevv. and Thomas Gonzalez made short yardage throughout the drives and Gon- zalez carried the ball over from one foot out. Gon- zalez also tried to run the extra point but was stopped short of pay dirt. Pasadena came back to score in the last quar- ter on a 42 yard pass play from Kerbovv to Choate. Kerbok kicked the fateful extra point that put the liagles ahead 7-6. The Bucs drove to the Pasadena 4 yard line and it seemed as though Miller would pull the game out out the bag. A five yard penalty and a fumble put the ball back on the 15 and erased all chances of a touch- down. A try for a field goal failed and the Bucs never got another chance to score. The Battlin' Buc coaching staff consists of: Gilbert Herrera, Bill Hooper. Dusty Simmons, and head coach Pete Ragus. M 4- .0 STATISTICS Miller Pasadena H First downs 'II a 5 167 Yards rushing 124 118 Yards passing 111 I5 Passes attempted 'I7 5 Completed 7 1 lntercepted by 0 3-26 Punts 3-32.3 6-30 Penalties 2-30 HA T ry Bl H' N v . BATTL Bugs IR 1. -Bti -, M ' 1958 SEASON Recono . ..- af- ,.,,,,, M i ,. . ' 't. :.:f J B Bucs . 22 gergzvidegu gg jg: ' -, A . ..,.,,,. .,,.. .., --l.1'Z.l...'l ' B Bucs e ronvi e gggggfg 'R g,...A '-1:'3i!.l' ,- . A' : BH Bucs 26 Brownsville 6 .-1-uid-'S' 4 -- -le '-' 1 nj. Q ' B Bucs 8 San Die90 6 LTQL7 'l---' -Z. .-'-'ju' 4' B Bucs 20 Mary Carroll 6 rj' T' ,, .., ,..,, ' ' ' :Q .0 B Bucs 6 Ray 8 513' V j' ' -v-wunr-an B Bucs 28 Port Lavaca 18 yygfrf' ' ,1, ' H- M N VW in-U-rf - -f'-- i 'Z 'M' X 9 - 'Bucs -' BUG: I ' Numerous South Texas schools provided tough g competition for the B Team, They responded with a , 5 win, three loss record. This year was the first time .,,,., . B in history that the Ray B team has defeated the Baby Bucs: but this holds true only in the score which was 1 fl, , r a close 6-8. The Bucs outplayed the Texans through out the whole game. The chief aim of the coaches was the building of character and the increasing of physical fitness, ,fl i '4u. I Lu p.:,?.,L: , '- s avi!! -ng ...T A' M-Ten? .-.W ,tm , -es , Q'- le ' A - B 1 in I Coaching the B Team, Coach George L'tterback and t'oach Bill Vosgrovc- prepare boys for the varsity. B Team Provide Training For Varsity ROW ONE: Jerry Wheatly. Lowell Gaut. Romero Rodarte. Bobby Santos. Jesse Davila. Ramon Gonzalez. Richard Soto. Gilbert Rios, Robert Robinson. Earnest Salazar. Able Sanchez, Armarda Rangel. ROW TWO: Ray Donaldson. Earnest Amador. Vrispin Mendel, Ray Taniez. Buck Jones, Richard De La t'ruz. Eddie Flores. Jesse Perez. Johnny Melton. Degaberta Flores. Robert Castillo. Thomas Crowley. Robert Ortiz. ROW THREE: Ted Garcia. Gaberal Rivera. Stephany Lott. Horace Delgado, Philip Gonzales. Larry Mctflafan, Danny Shobe. John Erickson. .lohn Bell. Abel Villareal. Charles Mandel. Ramsey Munez. Managers: George Stein, Jimmy Skinner. Joe Perezi Foaches: l'tterback and Cosgrove. i ww ze' - .:z3.-EY: H ., . n . V., A .iv ., . . II .. 4, , ' -1 ' '47 -. . M y K -' ' Q1 N r -. .- -was 1' ' .. ..- . rf 'or- ' V .1 , .M 4 p -auf.-.i Q 'QT , -G-.av 1. ' ' o oe J hi P5 4 I fu. in 4 nada- 420 Jw1 H-an ii a f 2 at . f- T 6 Q, 1 I 'zzz ' . . fl 'A ' 5 44 3 . 55,1 g57 g1,gf:' Z., ' Q ' ' w Q V Q lv '57 5545 -Q13 4 I , . . v V ,5 - i, -.r,s,.. . ' Bla rj, -3' - - x -Hung, .4 ws f- ,'. ' I' . ' 1 ' M .M ..:H:M-ug.nn...f ,us k.,.,.... ,.., osyqpueayvv- D . - . l H ,. . ,..,,, -gn ,. . ap.. ,,., :' ..,, . ,- ,.-, - 'B .. ' ,..-. .. . . A U V4 . ,l -Q. ny btw 3' - i .',,1oq.f' I v A I s, . . .yuh .-,. kgs' M' 'sv jg' v ,. .x ' ' gi, x on Qqv, ' ' ' in ' 'i- 'nuts .,,.,. -. lea., s - ' sc ' ff '94 2 i as 1 L'.. A ' ' RUW ONE: Walton t'ohurn. Abel Villarreal, Douglas Neighbors. Lonnie Taylor, Joe Pullam. Rudy Casarez. Benjamin Valdez. Thomas Arangua. Rafael Pena. Bill Walker. John Reuthinger ROW TWO: Allred Valdez. Pinky Markley. Fred Herrada. Vlifford Neubauer, Don llerold. Fermin Miranda. I-Idmund Garza. Luis Rodriguiz. Roy Ruiz. Pete Rodriquez. James Johnston Wayne Saunders. ROW THREE: Coach Ray Nicol. Marion Smoot. Gus Gonzales. David Rivera. Rudy Silva. Telestoro Gutierrez. Rudy Caceres. Joe Fernandez. Fred Estingel. Romeo Garcia, Victor Gonzales, Robert Rhea. Coach .lohn Neely. BB Buc Hold Undefeated Record Coach John Neely and Coach Ray Nicol worked together to produce an undefeated team. Their victories included two wins over the Ray Texans. 1958 SEASON RECORD H BB Bucs 8 Kingsville 0 M BB Bucs 28 Ray 'I6 BB Bucs 22 Port Lavaca 6 BB Bucs 42 Beeville 6 BB Bucs 36 Refugio 0 ' V94 - BB Bucs 'I4 Ray 8 E -- 'n Q n . Qs! 5 if t Voach Neely and Coach Nicol completed a sea- son marked with success for the BB Bucs and 1 finished the season with an undefeated record. Many of the boys show promise for future varsity coinpeti- t tion which was the priinarv objective of the coaches. 3 i E Q . The BR Bucs rolled up 150 points and allowed only 36, They defeated Ray. our cross-town rival, 14-8. 117 Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs 1959 SEASON RECORD Sinton Laredo San Antonio Jefferson San Antonio Burbank San Antonio Edison South San Antonio San Antonio Harlandale Kingsville San Antonio Alamo Hgts. San Antonio Alamo Hgts. San Antonio Harlandale Freeport VV. B. Ray San Antonio Harlandale CarroH W. B. Ray Robstown Kingsville HarHngen Carroll Robdown VV. B. Ray Edinburg McAllen Brownsville Harhngen Carroll W. B. Ray Edinburg McAllen BrownsvHIe Austin McCallum MILLER 63 HARLINGEN 39 Height was an important factor in Miller's 63- 39 win over the Harlingen Cardinals. Lcford Fant controlled the backboards and also led in scoring with 14 points. Billy Howell was runner-up to Fant with 12 points. MILLER 54 HARLINGEN 42 After a close first half the Buccaneers ran up a 39-23 lead in the third quarter and then increased that lead to 54-42 by the end of the game. This victory gave Miller a perfect 7-0 record in the District standing. Leford Fant and Billy Howell both had 12 points while Tony Gallardo put in 11. The Bucs are tied with McAllen for the district lead. ardinals Clipped B Miller Buc A Harlingen defender pulls down a repound although he is surrounded hy Elmo Speckles. Billw llnwvll. and Tony Gallardu. Q a eng 'Y' Lijgn- ucs UCS x 'n ' t Qs, . BILLY HOWELL DAVID BREMER Guard Guard 2 Letters 2 Letterk Captain All-District Team llonorahle Mention All'State Undefeated Miller Whip Bobcats Y' MILLER 48 EDINBURG 47 Miller gained its fourth straight win by a very slim margin of 48--17 over the Edinburg Bobcats. Miller led only twice the entire game. but a last- minute rally gave them the necessary point to win. Tony Gallardo led the Bues in scoring with 12 points, while Elmo Speekles and I.eford Fant each scored 11. MILLER 63 EDINBURG 38 After a slow start in the first quarter, the Battlin' Bucs came on strong to gain a 31-18 lead at half- time. Elmo Speekles led the Nliller attack with a 17 point showing, Billy llowell followed Speekles with 8 points. and played a fine defensive game. Bue substitutes played most of the last half. as Miller won 63-38. Leford Fan? leaps for the hall. while Corky Bloomfield looks on ready , li 9' A8. Q it . 1-A. Y 1 :,,w. - t.,.p. U t 9 A ELMO SPECKLES LARRY BLOOMFIELD Forward FOI'WZlTd 2 Letters 1 Letter MILLER 60 BROWNSVILLE 39 MILLER 53 BROWNSVILLE 49 A-Xfter tigglitingg oft' 11 lust half effort by the Miller finished the district competition with Ilrownsville Eagles. the Bucs finished the first half ot the 1-1.-X.-XA.-X district race with a perfect 6-0 record. Miller led only 45-38 with five minutes re- l2 poi manning but increased it to 60-39 by the end of the lmzill ggziinc. Fflnio Speckles led Miller in scoring with nts. a perfect 12-0 record in Brownsville with a 53-49 victory. The lead changed hands time after time. but neither team led more than four points all night. Elmo Speckles once again did a fine job for Miller by putting in 16 points. He was followed by Leford Faint with 12. Leaping into the ziir. Imxirl Bremer grime the bill zu Tony Gallardo and Elmo Spec-kles look on Billy Howell shoots for a basket while David Bremer and Elmo Spcckles follow the play, B080 BEYNON Guard 1 Letter ' 2 4. Q .1 W :M 'bf' 1 ta 7 4 Ray and Carroll ose T Buc MILLER 62 W. B. RAY 4l MILLER 57 W. B. RAY 42 The Battlin' Bucs ran wild over the Ray Texans and earned a 62-41 win. The Bucs led all the way and were never threatened after the first quarter. Billy Howell racked up 14 points for Miller. ln thc sccond game of the district with Ray, the Bucs could not produce a victory till the last quarter in which they scored 18 points. Howell led the Buc attack with 14 points with Elmo Speckles and Tony Gallardo putting in 11 and 12 respectively MILLER 66 CARROLL 50 MILLER 52 CARROLL 24 The Miller Bucs took advantage of an 18 to 11 first period lead and coasted the rest of the way to a 66-50 victory, Tony Gallardo paced the Bucs with 24 points while Leford Fant produced 11. The second district clash with Carroll found the Tigers on the scoring end of a 52-24 defeat. Elmo Speckles had 12 points for the evening which was 4 more than Leford Fant's eight points. WARD plEpER AURELIO HERNANDEZ Forward Guard 2 Lctters I I-UMC' QC. 950' UC51 Q 1 , Qi ,X 'v as Q gil C 3 t 3-tan. 7 .t S -4 X ,K .v McAllen Victor Cinch S District MILLER 47 MCALLEN 38 .. , r., Ihv lmttlin lluw tnnk mm' Inst plttw in lm- ttnt 14.X.X.'X.X hx' llt'it lIlllQ Nh Xlhn I411lhhig,s M4 48 bvliltlti tht- shnmlillg nt Hiilx' Hmull ind tht it LJHIIHKLIIILQ ut It-tfmi Fmt lhm' li-mi xxxitrhwi buck .intl turth in that tlrst qiintvi' hut tht- Huw Iwi .SUV .., , 'X 1. -..L L . Ll 454-218 li-:ni Hmm-ll hurt 14 xxhlh- ifgint gn-vniiiitctl tm' 111 MILLER 38 MCALLEN 35 Nllllvi' 1-incht-ti tht- tiixtiitt titlc with at victoxw me-I' NIi'.'xH1'Il 'Vhv Ihuw ne-xi-i' nite-mi inure than 4 pmnts. hulci at ZULIH imlttnm- lvtni and im'1't-asm! that tn .ill-154 nt tht- mimi nt tht' third quutu I mx Rluml1t'it'ldpl'mi1it'1itht-lust 12 pnints In put tht gqnin- nut of rmt-li nr the liullclngs with one minntu Vttllliillillltl hlnin Ngmkh' ht! tht Iullttx in surtll with 13 pnintf ELOY ROMERO I-'urwnrti 1 lmttvr UC 5 Leford Fan? wants for thc rt-hound as an group of plaxtr -IHHID fur tht- hull. TONY GALLARDO I-'nrwurd 1 Lc-ttcr UCS LEFORD FANT Ve-ntor Captain 2 Lottvrs All-District Toum UC 173 LUIS McCallum Snea MILLER 34 McCALLUM 49 The Bucs bowed out of the state basketball finals after being defeated by the McCallum Knights. 49-34. Miller held its own in the first quarter but fell behind in every remaining quarter. The score was tied 9-9 at the end of the first quarter but Miller fell behind 25-17 at the end of the half. By the end of the third quarter, the score was 37-26, and it proved too much for the Bucs to overcome. The Knights' ball control was one of the main reasons for the small score put out by Miller. The 34 points was one of the smallest scored by the Bucs the entire season, Only one Buccaneer, David Bremer. scored in the double figures, while McCal- lum had two players who scored 15 and 14. UC.S'y G- ,J UC MARTINEZ KENNETH JOHNSON Guard Forward Letter 1 Letter ks B Miller Bucs xxx txx N S 'fix-vo X 1' e B asketball team xncludis' C' ach Huy Nicol. Ray Tamez. Wayne ll iiilt N 1 llll-lm 'Ulfllfwn uro Iltlgirlo. v' ' 4 D' M ' inQZ,.'1ls ovxn 1 1 inf Lmr L Bu s Win I5 Game is yeir the B sketbwll tum its F its totil of 23 games. The fine 1 'oril of e little Bucs certainly points to 'i strong, varsity team in the next two years. and it continues Hoy Millt-r's tradition of excellence in 'ill sports uctivities. Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs u 11 Bucs n H Bucs Bucs Bucs B Bucs B Bucs B Bucs Sinfon B Laredo B West Oso , Kingsville , , Robslown , , Harlingen , , Carroll B , , Edinburg B , 54, 70 McAllen B 45, 45 38, 69 Brownsville B 39, 47 SO, 67 Ray B Sl, 48 Henry Williams slioots over the out-strvtvli 1-rl arms ot Iwo opponents during ai 'AB Bu gziim- in our gym Row One Bill Drci .lamcs taldwell VK in ne Hamilton Kenntth Tugglc. Mike S4-runa. Romeo Garcia. Bobby Garcia. Richard Torres Bcnmc l itton Row two llerman Robinson Robert Robinson llcnrx lucrra. Lorenzo Ortiz. Robert Munoz 'lhirrl row: Robert Tamer. Nictor 1 in in l S hes Lea kstcr Pant t ros l' iingcl R x Czintu. Leford Faint. Vorkex Bloomfield. Row four: coach Nuln Lhirts Xlucllti Joc Hasette Gerald Ayala Crispin 'Nlendes Agar Barrett. Adan Rangcl. Lonnie Taylor. Track Team Shows Coach Neely in his first year as track coach predicts a fine season for Miller's track team. The sophomores along with the returning lettermen pre- sent a promising season. Miller has plenty of speed, good timing, and sportsmanshipg all this is the mak- ing of a well balanced team. This year's team hopes to place high in the coming tournaments. l26 3 Relay teams practice handing off baton The track team IS showmg pI'Ol'Il1b6 for an outstanding season The team maw be seen durlng the slxth perlod each dav workmg hard to lmprove their stvle These davs of practlce pav off at tournament tlme The Border Olymplcs at Laredo and the Hub Cltv Relays at Allce are two of the blg events of the vear I O LI r n a m e n t Ernest Albornoz and Rxchard Torres begm runnmg the half mlle Row One llomcr Nloscorro I-llzirdo Amana 'Nlauro Quint lnllli Poxfiro lbmel Raul Carcia Duhlnc 'tlorrxson JlI'llHlN Mcllorse Blllw lloxxcll Daxlrl Bremer and Nhrcos Perez Row two Loach Rai Nicol Ru l illlfll Johnny Roliml Daxid Salmcs hcnncth lohnson Boh lfmke Danlcl Lena S mmle tarza llank Bauman Not pictured ire Llmrl lulcr and John Krueger Team Looks Forward To Vlctorle Although the baseball team has plaved onlw two games the season looks bright for the Bucs Marcos Perez pitchcd thclr first game against Robstown and camc out on top 9 3 College Academv fell before thc pitching of Billy Howell 9-0. Coach Ray Nicol in his first ycar as Buccaneer baseball coach predicts a fine season, Many promising recruits along with returning lettermen make up a strong Buc team. Mr Ray Nicol is the coach of thc 1 W-- G9 ... Daniel Leyva takes batting practice before their first game with RobQtown lloxd lestcr is the catcher. March March March March March Merch March Merch April April April April April April April April April fu 'Que' Lloyd Lester, Buc catcher, completes one of mam putouts 1959 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 3 I0-Robsfown I3-College Academy 17-Kingsville 20, 21-Edinburg Tou rnemenf 23-Ray 24-Kingsville 26-Beeville 31-Beeville I-Ray 3, 4-Col lege 6-Robsfown 10-Ray 14-Carroll I6--Premonf 21-Rey 24-Carroll 26-College Academy Here Here Here There There Here There Here There Here There Here There Here Here 36 xt: is The girls' tennis team includes Nelda Bennett. Janice Gore. Sandra Joos. Judy McNeil, Lynda Woods. Linda Creel. and Glenda Bennett. Not pic' lured is Sandy Cryer. we. lox' Nl C? P . 3 9 I ' Nfl' High Rated Tenni Team This year the Hoy' Miller tennis team has been invited to participate in five tourna- ments, beginning in January and extending through March. Zone and district playoffs be- gin in April and state playoffs are in early May, Trips to Brownsville. Falfurrias, San An- tonio. and Austin are included in this schedule, The team includes four seniors, three juniors. and eight sophomores. The graduat- ing seniors are Lynda Woods, Glenda Bennett, Judy McNeil. and Sandra Joos. Miller is highly regarded in tennis com- petition in South Texas, We believe this group will fully justify that regard. Glenda Bennett, one of the four seniors on the girls' team, is regarded as one of the best players in South Texas, v X O uv' f It EL. X . Q---e---' . , ' . ' il -t -, in Ricky Holliday serves to begin one of the many practice games played during fifth and sixth periods each day, O O t Practic s Dail The boys' tennis team includes Joe Pomna. David Brinkley. Roger Cummings. Ricky Holliday. Jerry Rodgers. Butch Bradley. and Jimmy Lozier. Coach Gilbert Herrera, during his first year as tennis coach at Miller. has won the like and respect of all his associates while building a highly successful team. M 9 Not pictured is John Reuthinzzer. S l isis If 133 Biting her lip, .loy Stanberry hopes for strike as she lets the ball roll. .pt- 52 Solemnly, Grady Wann watches his ball head for the pins. Bowling Team Enters Seated are Sandy Cryer, Karen Kelly. Patsy tfryer. Joy Stanberry, Mary Flores, Elin Perez. Standing are Grady Wann, Herby Booher, Bobby Burgess, John Layhmeyer, Gene Tackett. Jesse Alvarez. Mike Rangel. Ray Wolf, Terry Rahmier. James Grant and Butch Kirby. fs? rg? 5 ,Effie V5.1 .. .mv Tournaments In its second year at Mil- ler, the Bowling League meets at Ayers Bowling Lane, where the teams of threes bowl two games every Thursday after school. Members Compete in n a t i 0 n al tournaments and against other school leagues. Shoes and balls are furnished by the bowling lane. JV D uk' '- s of 1 Q- rg' The golf team includes Mr. Sam Stokes. sponsor. Douglas Raasch. Willie Andrews. Gordon Garwood. Carlos Garcia. Gerald Dyer, Victor Herrera. Oscar Villareal. Jim Weeks, Lowell Gaut. and Joe Aleman. Golfers Maintain Hi h Ratin Doug Raasch tries some practice drives before leaving for the River- side Country Club High School Tour- nament. lr 'Vixen ' QD E . W Q il X Gordon Garwood fires a long drive down the center of the fairway. bfi. The golf team, sponsored by Mr. Sam Stokes, has four seniors. four juniors. and two sophomores this year. They will be host to an invitational tournament in March and will attend several tournaments in other towns, including Browns- ville and Edinburg. This is the largest golf team Miller has had in several years. and one of the best. Nancy McAdams looks at the camera in surprise as her opponent hunts for the ball. During cold weather many of the girls enjoy playing table- tennis. Intramural Juniors The batter and her team wait impatiently as the catcher returns the ball. Fair weather often finds the girls' P.E. classes on the softball field. Sixth period P.E. girls do knee bends as a preliminary to cheer- leading. Next year's cheerleaders will come from this class. These basketball players show the strain of fighting for the ball. Boys' P. E. classes use the gym six weeks out of each semester. Are Enjoyed Sophomores The P. E. program at Miller is designed to pro- Baseball basketball volley ball and tennis are mote good sportsmanship and build better health. included in the intramural program in which the Although only juniors and sophomores are required P E classes compete with one another Archery and to take P. E. many seniors also participate. callsthenics complete the year s schedule Boys strain to complete the pushups with which they begin each dav of physical education The gym forms a backdrop for these exercises. which sometimes cause very pained expressions A hard serve begins a game of volley ball, one of the many active games taken up in physical educa- i lion. -4 ff ii ..L,!f 6.14 hr FOOTBALL QUEEN Elected queen of the 1908 09 varsltv lootball squad Jane Plxmper showed her support to the team by attending even game Jane IS also a member of the Rally Llub Senior Councll and Amlstad YTeens HO'S W FOOTBALL PRINCESS Josle Ruelas chosen to be football prlneess bv the varsltv squad lb known for her frlendllness to everyone She IS also a Junlor favorlte FOOTBALL DUCHESSES Joy Stanberrv and Myra Jane Al ston were elected football duehesses by the team Both glrls are kept busv bv thelr outslde actlvltles Jov IS 1n the Rally Llub Tawanka YTeens and the Senior Council Myra Jane IS a Student Councll Tawanka and Duffle Bag mem er liol BASKETBALL QUEEN The varsity basketball squad chose linda llurlcy. a faitlitul follower, as their een .-X sophomore, Linda has also been tivo iorcd at Nliller by being elected a class rite fax its IJ, L rg, ALL-STATE BASKETBALL AWARD High point man on the varsity basketball squad, David Bremer was awarded an hon- orable mention on the All-State team, ln ad- dition to this, David was placed on the All- District team. lle is sports editor for the I Duffle Bag. dQ.,,,h S is P' I? BASKETBALL PRINCESS AND DUCHESS For their loyalty to the basketball team. Princess Carolyn Alston and Duchess Lynda Woods were announced as basketball royalty. Both belong to the Rally Club. Carolyn is a Tawanka Y-Teens member: Lynda a Peradus member. ?f fl WHOSW CO EDITOR OF DUFFLE BAG On the annual staff last year Elizabeth Webb was chosen by the sponsor and last vear s editor to be a co editor of the 19.18 39 Duffle Bag Elizabeth IS also treasurer of the Rally Club and chaplain of Amistad YTeens and the Senior Council yrs 5 fli- CO EDITOR OF DUFFLE BAG Nlarx Nlosel other Duffle Bag co editor is very active in other school organizations A member of the Rally Club and Semor Council 'vlan is also secretary ol Amistad YTeens LANTANA DUCHESS The Senior Council elected Ada Lou Hartman to be Millers representative at AM s Lantana Days. Ada Lou s escort for this big event is George Elledge. She is in the Rally Llub and Peradus Y-Teens. SENIOR COUNCIL PRESIDENT Inlented bx the SLUIOT class Fernando bomez serves as presldcnt of the BLIIIOI tounul Besldes thls dutx xshuh takes up muah of hls tllllt. Fernando IS alt edltox of the Duffle Bag and a Phxslcs tlub membet 9-5 U STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Abraham Morales Student Louncll presldent has been a member of the Student Louncll at 'Vhller for three years Hls lntense mterest ln Student Councll goes back to hls Jumor hugh davs ln addltlon Abraham ns presldent of the All Utv Student Lounul D A R AWARD Chosen bx a committee of teanhers for Daughters of the -Xmeunan Revolutlon Man 'llartha Flores IS a member of the Student tounul and the Junior HISIOIIHIIS Thls honor was based on good utlzcnshlp leader ship and sehool partlupatlon C t , . A . . . . Miller High School's award given by the Q 'L' x A 'I - ' ' , .-. k A . . .I . . . . . NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS After taking two dififcult tests, Herby Booher and Ce- cile Blackmon were named as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Tests. As these tests were nation-wide and only the top half of the top one per cent qualify as final- ists, this is a great honor. CO-EDITOR OF THE BUCCANEER Co-editor of the Buccaneer, the school newspaper. Becky Wilson is an outstanding writer. Her column in every issue of the school paper is read and enjoyed by all s'tu- dents. Becky was also on the paper staff last vear. N .Shy CO-EDITOR OF THE BUCCANEER The other co-editor of the Buccaneer is Becky Steele, who has many other interests. She is secretary of both the Senior Council and Rally Club and president of Peradus Y- Teens. WHO'S WH l ALL-STATE BAND AND ORCHESTRA Miller secured a place in the All-State music organizations. Jessie Leal, Ray San- chez, Frances Neu, James Grant, and David Irving took part in the All-State Band. while Jo Askey participated in the All-State Orchestra. ca? ALL-STATE FOOTBALL Sammy Garza and Mike Carew were placed on the All-State second team. They both made the All-Zone offensive and defensive team and were chosen by the Bucs as two of b their co-captains. ALL-STATE CHOIR Five represented Miller in the All-State Choir. Those receiving the honor were Bill Porter, J. W. Stevens. Paula Milam, John Gillis. and Dubbie Morrison. ..,..A l ES SOPHUMOR 1 ,us if U- 4' ,,... ,-- ef -g,,,,,.4 -pu-- xy. Sophomore Favorites JOHNNY MITCHELL Playing the guitar is Johnny's specialty. He is a member of a popular band that plays Ritter music. Johnny was a class favorite at Driscoll Junior High. LINDA HURLEY Linda Hurley, during her first year at Miller. has been honored twice by being elected both class favorite and basketball queen. A member of Tawan- ka Y-Teens, Linda was a cheerleader while at Dris- coll Junior High. -,,.,.-., . .4 'X 'U 'CM 0 Sophomore Favorites LINDA SHOEMAKER ARTURO DELGADO X member of 'lavsanka X Teens lxnda as ltnovxn Qulet and calm Arturo IS an 0lltSI3I'1dlIlg soph lm hu cute smile and long turlx han ln junlor omore athlete He was one of the few sophomores hugh sthool at Drlstoll she xx as 1 tlzss flWOIlIL and to letter ln football and plaxed basketball on the B thtexleatlu team In Jumor hlgh school Arturo ran tratlt and was Student Council presldent ' Q 'I r L . U, t., Qt. - sq: 7 I, :pf ' I W K. , W. A . 5 MK R '. lp , 4 . ' 0 Q. , ', . - , .. , 2 I st, . , , I f I Q ., I ii 1 1. . . - , V Q I P 'Q W 5- ' - I 3- , 5 if-ti 3 p u sk ,!. 5 R- I . ' .' f , u . . 'K' s I ' ' 3-' 0, , '- . 6 . X , .W Q k K t 3 . . ,s , : 0 .. B . A A Z -' - . - . - 1. AL M 1 ' X V' 2 '. x x L A' hh' ' ' l . ' U . I ' ' .' . 1 . ' ' ' ' . 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MABLE GUNN RAYMOND GUTIERREZ YSIDRA GUTIERREZ EFFIE JEAN HARRISON CARMEN HERNANDEZ ENEDINA HERNANDEZ MARIA HERNANDEZ JOHNNY HERRERA REYNALDO HERRERA DONALD HIGHLAND PEGGY HIGHTOWER SAMMY HILLHOUSE MARTINA HINOJOSA RICKY HOLLIDAY FRED HORNE BILLY hOWELL ,fbi 1 WWW PMN? E fp PORFIRIO IBANEZ DIAMANYINA INFANTE FIONA INGLE JANICE HALL PAT HARMON JUDY IRWIN MARY IYA JOYCE JACKSON 1 176 iv . J ' X I X . .'-1 .2 1 F' . , . ,-' A 5 M .Q ' ' I 'Y I ' x , i N ' , 'r A ' . .29 1 r 7 I . ,', A n , h Al' ' Q V3 r Q I w J 1 ' 1 ' Q A ' . I ' 'T E . . E V b . . T' uw . 'r x 1 A A I A '17 ' ii ' 'Q' - I3 4 1 0 ,E ,, ,, - . I 2 V ' I , 4. N Q IX ' ' 'as b . , .j- '- -r 2 ' 4' . 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N-. 4 -Il DORA RODRIGUEZ PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ JOSIE RUELAS YOLANDA SAAVENDRA REFUGIO SAENI ERNEST SALAZAR MARGARET RODRIGUEZ ICE ROMERO REFUGIA RUII JOHNNY SAENZ YOLANDA SAENZ MARY OLGA SALAZAR MINERVA RODRIGUEZ JACKIE ROSS KATHY RYAN OPHELIA SAENZ FELICITAS SALAS EVANGELINE SALINAS Juniors GLORIA SCRUGGS CIRA SENDJAR MIKE SERNA HONEY SEWARD DANNY SHOBE ESMERELDA SIFUENTES 1 I. JERRY SILVA JIMMIE SKINNER BOBBY SMITH CHARLES SMITH DICKIE SMITH LINDA SMITH WWA I 80 MARY LOU SMITH MYRNA SMITH SUE SMITH VENITA SOCKWELL EDWARDO SOLIZ SELFIA SOLIZ RAY SANCHEZ BOBBY SANDERS LINDA SANDERS RICHARD SOTO J V SPEARS ONETA STALEY ABLE SANDOVAL FRED SAN MIGUEL DORA SANTANA GEORGE STEIN TEX STERNS J W STEVENS VR 3 -0 r- av A I - Q C 1 ' - f 4 3 a 4 X , L . . ' . 5 AL I ffl? . 'f' T' ' E W V. . .. , I t 2 4. U 'I 4 Z C I. 'Tir 'V -8 ' '1 1 'J' 'J-Y ' I V .I lf' I X xr X E ' ' .ok J A- ' Q Q X f' 1 p . J Y X N Q 1 V X , A A -r v ' 2' p I f 1 k 1 . . , , ' A 4, V l i I A 4 5. Z SALLY STEVENS SYLVANA SYOREY DIANE SWEENEY PENNY VIDAR JOAQUIN VILLARREAL JULIA VILLEGAS tw I L we 9 I X I' O E ...Q 1 I 'I A I av- I ll' ' G: lk '41 EL. ft 0 9 ' 9 ., ' I I f CARLOS TAPIA HARVEY YINNELL SHERON TRACEY LINDA THOMAS EDELMIRA TORRES GENE TRAYNHAM YINY YHOMPSON REGINA TORRES ALICE TREVINO Juniors CAROLYN VINSON RIC?-ARD WAGNER SHIRLEY WAGNER and ff'Y af' SHERRY WALDEN JACOB WALKER DONALD WALTON S XL JAMES WASHINGTON JOAN WA KINS GARY WAYCHOFF ,sa O XL A 'J , I If I f' V 1 ' ' x I I 'A , R4 I c' ' ' ul I' is ' ff t C- F 0 A ' . 'A Q I -0 ' Q , I A - If , 1 f 1, LA .K K Q C 1 41 X ' ' 2 , p I 'Y Q ' I' -3 x ' 1 'Q . 1 1 f I' A 75 I I - A A A n, - ,A Q 4. 4 r 4, , I 4 , r - , r A -. N , ' Y . u I . X DIANA TREVINO IRMA TREVINO GENEVIEVE TRUJILLO CLINTON WEBB BEATRICE WELLS MAYTHEW WELLS JERRY TUMLINSON BILLIE VALLS JOE VARGAS NANCY WHAYLEY AURORA WILLIAMS SYLVIA WILSON 181 his uv Q :I -5 Q ANICETO VASQUEZ JUAN VELA DOLORES VASQUEZ IRMA VENEGAS RAY VASQUEZ JUAN VERA RAY WOLF LORETA WORTON HERLINDA ZAMORANO .J ANNA ZAPATA DANIEL ZEPEDA RAUL ZUNIGH iw A Il J, wa JANICE PULLIAM Sweet and amiable. Janice is vvell liked by everyone at school Proof of this is her election as class favorite for all three years at Miller and cheerleader for two years. .Ianiee is a member of Amistad Y-Teens Q Q . Senior MARCOS PEREZ Always smiling, friendly Marcos is very active in athletics. Every clay after school finds Marcos on one of the fields, as he is pitcher of the base- ball team and quarterback of the football team. quo Favorites JAMES PETERSON Quiet but versatile, James has been a favorite for two years at Miller. An honor student, he is a member of the Senior Council and Physics Club. James earned a foot- ball letter during his junior year and was a manager this year. QB MYRA JANE ALSTON A cheerleader for the past two years, Myra Jane was elected their captain for her senior year. Besides this honor, she has been a class favor- ite for two years. Active in clubs, Myra Jane is president of Tawanka Y-Teens and a member of the Stu- dent Council and Duffle Bag staff. IRMA ABREGO DOROTHY ADAMS Future Nurses 57 59 Blble Club 59 MARY ACUNA EDITH ADAMS Future Nurses 57 58 Sensors '59 CONNIE AGUIRRE Mixed Choir 57 50 Future Nurses 57 59 ANITA ALANIZ Future Nurses 57 58 Glrls Cholr Mxxed Cholr 58 186 ERNEST ALBORNOZ JOE G ALEMAN Buccaneer Band 57 BB Football 58 Track 57 59 B Foothill 59 Mixed Cholr 58 50 EDDIE ALEMAN JOE ALEMAN BB Football 57 58 B Football 59 MYRA JANE ALSTON AURORA ALVAREZ Cheerleader 58 59 Faxorlte 58 The Duffle Bag 58 59 JESSE ALVAREZ UNA ANDERSON Bowllng., Team 57 59 Concert thou 58 50 VERNELLE APPLEBY xrlus Y funs 54 Qtudent tounell 57 58 Sc-mor Qouncxl 59 CARMEN ARIZMENDI Futura 10 chfrs 57 Mlxed olr 5 Girls tholr 58 59 Joe Vickers gnes the cameraman a blg smile as he poses for his mp and vown picture DUANE ARNOLD RONNY AVERY MARIA BALADES STERLING BARCLAY Ilhrdrx 58 59 Semor Councxl 59 ANGIE ARREDONDO CAROLYN BAILEY MAPY HELEN BALDERAS ERNEST BARRERA ccmur Band 54 A 56 Buccaneer Band 57 58 al'- 16 in I87 an 5 ' I LT t I I . 1 I 8' Q 6 . x s ,f N 5 at 1 . 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'59 . - H fs Q if 3 T , tg V X , 2. 6 JOHNNY BARRERA ELOD!A BARRIENTES Future Teachers 56 GINGER BEDINGFIELD Concert Cholr 57 59 Cheerleader 59 Favorlte 57 RUTH BARRERA ANCLE BATSON Glrls Choir 57 Concert Choxr 57 59 GLENDA BENNETT Tennis 57 59 Future Teachers 59 Secretary 59 PeradusYTeens 57 58 Reporter 58 Prevnous copies of The Duffle Bag bring back memorles lor tlaud Ellen Hull and Bully De Santos on graduatlon day 188 FRANK BERNAL TERESA BERNAL Buccaneer Band 57 JESUS BERNAL SHIRLEY BIBBS Concert Cholr 59 Buble Club 58 Drama Club 57 MAC BINEHAM CECILE BLACKMON BB Pootblll 57 Fawanka Y Ictns 57 59 Football Manager 58 59 Student tounul 57 59 Set ret.: ry 59 35 'Qu JUDY BLACKMON EARL BLAIR ltr trlus Y Teens 57 59 I lbrdrs Club 59 l,lllllI'IlCnlZ1I'l3n 58 Rtllx Lommlttee 57 59 S mon toumll 9 RUBEN BLANCOS ROBERT BOMER ERNEST BORREGO Chmr 58 59 V1cePreQ1clent 59 Football Nhnxgcr 58 59 LARRY BLOOMFIELD HERBY BOOHER DAVID BREMER B12 ilblll 9 Bovtlmg Club 59 'Ihe Dutlle Bag 58 59 aelt 8 Physlcs Club 59 Qports Fdxtor 58 59 President 59 EVIIOPS GLENDA BROWN Future Tewehere 57 BETTY BRYAN tlrlx tholr 8 F H A 58 Tredeurer 58 SUE BUFORD Cxrls Choir 57 Student Council 58 Peradus Y'I'eens 58 59 Chaplam 59 ROBERT BURGESS Photographer 57 59 Dram'a Club 57 59 Bowllng tlub 59 18 vw in 'P+ . 'Y V:1rsityLFrmtlmll '59 Drama Club '58. '59 Basketball '57 -'59 Mixed Choir '57 The Duffle Bag '57-'59 ax'-4 '5. ' ' w gn ' '5 A 'J TFi 5..59 ' . . 'f 9 BILLIE BUYHER DONNIE CAIN Buwllng, Club 50 EMMA CANAS NI xcd Chmr 5 s C B e Klub Jn MARGARITA CADENA MARIAN CAIN Modern Dance Club 59 MARTHA CANTU Loneert thmr 57 Future Teachers 57 Refi Lross 57 Sensors 1' RAY CANTU ck 57 lonurt I hmr 57 8 YOLANDA CANTU Red I ross MINERVA CARRANZA Clrls fh0ll 58 50 I A MARTHA CARDENAS A 5 Future TL achrrs Ru Cross 51 50 MIKE CAREW B Football 57 Varsity Poolbd 5 5' Iumor Iunorm 58 VINCENT CARRANZA Debate Club 7 Frank 5 9 The Duffle H 57 50 Photographer 57 59 BETTY CARTER Concert Choir 58 59 Mcllotones 58 59 Studc nt tounul 58 59 ROSARIO CASAREZ BELEN CASTILLO GLEN CAVIN B Football 57 'GL Emelno Flores and Patey H :bbs advust thelr mortar boards wh1ch symbolnze thelr three wears at Muller DELIA CASTRO ROBERT CHAPA Gtr Q thotr 54 'Vllxed lholr 59 GARETH CAYCE ROSARIA CHAVANA I 1br xrv Q lub 57 8 A Iunlor lltstorl ans 57 58 I' arll tment mm 58 Secret xrx 57 Mixed fhllll' 59 Sc mor tounc ll 59 JUDY CLARK Tawanka YTeens 57 59 Rallv Club 58 Student Counenl 54 LINDA CONTRERAS Dr'1m'1 Club 57 llbrlrx Llub 57 lfuture Nurses 57 MADELINE CORBIN Ilbrarv Club 57 Qemor Council 59 LUCIO CORONADO 'N 191 l JOE CORTEZ Orchestra 57 MlXLCl fh0lI' 58 RUBEN CORTEZ Buccaneer Band 57 58 BOB CREGLOW Jumor Hlstorlans 54 Chess Llub 57 Track 58 FRED CREGLOW .IumorH1stor1ans 57 59 The Buccaneer 57 58 DE 59 Jnm We ks and Bobby Burgess make plans for graduatxon mght a nnght to be remembered IU 'l 'M' ggi? .5 'ww Xi, RUDY CRUZ Varsllx 57 59 Football llack 58 50 PATSY CRYER Peradus Y Teen 57 59 The Buccaneer 57 59 Rally Club 57 59 'xrlmmentarlm 58 ALONZO CUELLAR Chess Club 57 Iumor lllstorlms 57 FREDDIE CUEVAS B Football 57 Varslty Football 58 59 RICHARD CUEVAS DON DALRYMPLE BB Football 57 Buccaneer Bmcl 57 59 lr Red Cross 58 -31 192 Semors JUANITA DAVILA ALICE DAVIS ANN DAVIS x Club eraclux Y Irvn 51 Secret :rx 39 ELVIRA DE LEON Future Tmmhcrs 54 url Khmr x lluh MARGARET DE LEON CARL DE MALADE BILLY DE SANTOS Puturt Teichcrs 57 Q B Baseball 58 B Football 58 ire fhllll' If H A 8 ARMANDO DE LOS ARTHUR DE SANTOS ALFREDO DIAZ SANTOS IBB I-ontbflll 0 cc mul Bmrl B Pootbdll 58 PETE DOMINGUEZ fdmpus Band 56 59 JULIE DOTSON liucc meer Band 57 58 Xmnstad YTc-cn 57 50 Student LOUDCII 58 50 5? S ANITA FAYE DOUGLAS THOMAS DUNN Boxxllng, lluh 58 Senior Council 59 Buccaneer Band 57 59 'Vhxed L hoxr 59 BILL DUNHAM Concert Lholr 57 59 Cheerleader 59 g0d3lIS H1Y 58 59 Secretary 59 RAY ELIZONDO Drama Club 57 Student Louncll 57 59 Parllamentarlan 59 Sensors YOMEIDA ELIZONDO RICHARD ESPINOSA BERTHA EVANS Future Nursu 57 F H A 59 Presldent 50 LINDA ELLISON ROLANDO ESPINOZA ELIZABETH EVANS DIANNA EWING RALPH FALCON Rally Klub 59 Fawanka YTecn 50 194 LEEFORD FANT NORMA FARIAS Tr ack 57 59 Mlxed thmr 5 Vdrbm PU 'bf ' 58 Sq Vincent Carranza tulillls 1 xuppressui deure of lung, Qtrmdlnf. 19 hi lldu fiovsn Ihr lmnlster Buecamer Bind 54 '19 D nie Club 51 Buccaneer Band 57 59 B Foothill 8 X lrsltx Football 59 VIOLANDA FERRALES ANDRES FLORES ESTELLA FLORES MARY MARTHA FLORES NICKEY FRY Future Teachers 51 Buccaneer Band 54 59 Sturimnt filllnlll 58 59 Blble Llub 58 Qenmr Counul 59 Future 'Ie uhm rs 57 59 Vxu Presldcnt 59 n llub 57 Treasurer 8 195 1 ' -' . I-'.H,xr '57 -A ' ' 7 ELAYNE FERGUSON Boa FINKE Jose FLORES Jos FLORES MARIA TERESA FLORES 2- . '-T. el: ' ' '-'. ' z '5 Lim ' A ' . '58 ' '5 EDUWIGES FUENTES PETRA FUENTES DE 59 Qpamsh tluh 58 IRENE FUENTES JOE GALLARDO DE 59 Buccaneer Band 57 59 Dance Band 58 59 ASSISIHUI Dnrector 59 CRYSTAL GANDY Ral x Club 59 Buccaneer Pwnd 57 58 N lc ent lzuncll 1 9 ADELMA GARCIA F H A 58 CARLOS GARCIA INEZ LOUISA GARCIA Buccaneer Band 57 50 IIA Dmce Band 58 59 Puture Nurses 57 Regional Bxnd 58 59 DORA GARCIA J M GARCIA Future Nurses 57 Our Counselor Mr Duane Sandlm confers with Adcllnm Rnera 'lhout a post gradudtlon occupation ANToN'A GARCIA ROBERT GARUA 1--If Xb 1 'T 196 Future Teachers 58 Frack 58 59 PHA 7 9 K ?s 'Y- .' N., XF TED GARCKA GT DON GARWOOD 1 ' 1, 71 1, '. Yivw,. ' ANDREW GARZA MARIA THERESA GARZA SAMMY GARZA RUTH G'LLELAND ESMERALDA GODINES Rh, x P N '51, fm F! ll' ' .' -F E' x L X JOSE GARZA RAY GARZA GALE GIBSON JOHN GILLIS ELVIA GOMEZ . 1 ,, f, V 4 ' ' 'X r 1 .A f.- ..- fT mix CV' fi lx in 71, l v Q-4' a 'O Ifv,x ,v' K4 I-:H 7 'Cv' ' Y-9 1 '25- VI7 ' . 1 ? X ' 1' 1 UPN ck- EERNANDO GOMEZ JUAN GONZALES FRED GONZALES LYDIA GONZALES Sensors '59 QQ T Z A NQ. f- 4-PO, 4? 5'- jq ,Q x 13. ,X 'C V53 5, .EV 4 1 7 Ai: 'Y avi A wif, Q Q52 Y. SOILA GONZALES ANNIE GONZALEZ SONNY GORDf THOMAS GONZALES HOMER GONZALEZ SUE ANN GORE ,.'g,,.,. ,f'n'i ' Q , ,A I ' ' X ' Xl N w ' v , , JAMES c-mm ARTHUR cneconv I S X, fvfvj A 'A W' 1423: AQ ' - 5 x Q- Q- A 1 ,M ,J , 'T Lb 1 I 'r ur 'E TOMMY GRIBBEN RUTH GRICE YOLANDA GUERRA lVI xul Chmr lllllS Y n HOMER GUERRERO uni Cf nc 5 1 h Dulflm ling RUSIYICSS 'Vldnugcr 59 SYLVIA GUNNELS I IDTIIN Club T.m.lnk1'Y lun 57 59 TRINIDAD GUTIERREZ Buccaneer Cove 1 faunm uthumg pl ce for semurs Hen Beckn IK llwr mrl lmrla Lucux up COM N wr1ll0 lhc Juke box bldl'0b FRED GUZMAN SUSIE GUZMAN II' RCU Crow 8 PHILIP GUZMAN LORRAINE HABIB Boulmg, LCZEIUUQ Se-Cretan 58 TOBY HALE wma Club 51 Sccrotarx 58 Boxsllnff Lcdgllc 58 Soclal1klI1Y 54-50 Trc asurcr 38 BETH HALL Llbrarx Club 59 Rallx Club 19 Inbrarx Club Trcawror 57 'I mdnka YTcon 57 0 Qemor Counul 59 f QC 199 JOAN HAMILL JUANITA HARLEY Llbrnrx Club DJ 58 Dramg Club 51 Senior Council 'JO Sensor achvmes can be tux tlrln Hut Richard Cuex IN Qnealw W nap on the front step PATRICIA HARRINGTON GAIL hART JUDY HARTSFIELD Student Councll 57 Llbrarx Club 58 59 ALICE HARRISON ADA LOU HARTMAN 'Vhxed Qhflll' 57 Rallx Club 59 F A 57 9 Buccaneer Band 31 58 The Buccanur 59 Drama Club 57 Ir Red Cross 58 Drama Club 59 NOELIA HASETTE Xrtllllas Y Teen 59 MARY FRANCES HASTINGS rs tholr Nlnxefl Choir 58 Xrtlllxls X Teen 58 Q lICNlClC'I'lI 59 ROSE MARIE HASTINGS Concert Chou' 50 Nllxerl C hour 58 1 ll S X Teen 51 Stcrttarx 58 MABLE HENDRICKS ESPERANZA HERNANDEZ ana., if AI' 200 F H A 57 Q fhtill' llbrlry Club 57 9 XIIXLCI Choir 5Q Artlllus Y Tun 59 FELA HERNANDEZ MARIA HERNANDEZ Vlxxed Lhonr 57 59 If ll A 8 OFELIA HERNANDEZ 57 JOE HERRERA SHEILA HIGHLAND CLAUD ELLEN HILL I're'1surcr 59 Rlllx Klub 59 l'he Buccaneer 59 MARY HINNANT Jr Red Cross 57 Sorellas Y Teen 58 LORETTA HITT PATSY HOBBS R X Club 54 59 Senior Councll 59 Tawanka YTeen 57 59 GARY HUNT The Buccaneer 59 NOGI HUNTLEY Buccaneer Band 58 Basketball Manager 57 Baseball Manager 57 BEATRICE INFANTE FHA 57 58 Q. 201 ff aff Z. UE, ' , '58 . ' allr' ' 'f-' - ' I Drama Club '59 Concert Cboir '58 Buccaneer Band '57-'59 Bible Club '57 s. G L ' I , I 'af Q Q' 9 Q 9' y .J I f J, NANCY INGLE Concert Choir 57 59 Mellotones 58 59 Peradus YTeens 57 59 DAVID IRVING Buccaneer Band 57 Dlstrlct and Regional Band 57 59 Student Councll 57 59 Treasurer 59 Duffle Bag 59 ALLEN JAHN ARLETTE INGRAM Glrls Choir 58 59 GILBERT ITA Buccaneer Band 57 59 JESSE JOHNS Semors BARBARA JOHNSON CONNIE JOHNSON Pergdue YTeen 57 59 VlccPrcQ1dcnt 59 Rally Club 59 TONY JUAREZ B Football 58 SANDRA JONES Sorellas YTeen 57 SANDRA JOOS Tenms Team 57 59 Bible Klub 59 Sorellas YTeen 58 V1cePreb1dent 58 KAREN KELLY LoncertCho1r 58 59 Peradus YTeen 57 59 Secretarx 57 Rally Llub 58 S CECIL ANN KEMP JAMES KEMP Orchestra 57 B Football 57 BETTY KILLEN snrcllus Y lmn 58 Rr-portmr 58 'I rc :sun r 58 JOHN KRUEGER sclnll 5 lllstur ms Xiu lruulcnt 50 I huns Q lub Surntlrx 59 nrsltx I'ooth'1ll 58 I' :write 57 CARL KUEHN rccmmr B ml 51 rnrx lub 57 LESLIE LACY Davnd lrvmg funds adJust1ng Ruth Crue S cap to the correct HDI-.l9 qulte a wh SANDRA LANE BUDDY LAURENCE SAM LEAL rs Chr BB Football 56 'I' JESSE LEAL RUBEN LEDESMA BULLIDCQI' Bind 57 59 5 Dlstrlct and Regzwnal Band 57 59 RALPH LARGE B Bxskctbill 57 703 Y Y . r I , V114 lr r . Q , 'w L I V: A' ' . '. Q59 Q if - '. lil -z H 21 '.'-'59 Gi If ' nr '57 1 ' - '. l.1h: D' C' ' .'58 I,t'. . '57-'59 Drama Vluh '58 Bus- 1 '.8, '59 I.illrz1ry t'luh '57 II . ' 2 - . ' -' . Jr, iz 5 '59 DE, ' 7-'59 ' ' ' 1' . ,- 1 ,B-' 'A . ' 1' ' ' '59 l ANN LEWIS Stud0ntL0unc1l 57 58 Scnlor Council 59 lcrarlus YT00n 57 59 Il'0SIflCfll 58 ALICE LINAN ELISA LOPEZ Sodalltx YT00n 57 Parllamontarmn 58 MARGARITA LOPEZ I A 57 MARY LOPEZ Future Nurses 57 Ixhrarx 58 50 LINDA LUCAS Qorcllaa YTcen 58 Ray Boudom looks anxious and Kay Ross as amused as Sylvla Herrera tlee up the phone EUNICE LUNA Puturc 'xurxci 54 58 r fholr Campus Bnnd 57 59 ROBERT McCASKILL Bowl1ng'l01m 58 50 JUDY MCCOLLUM DIANA McCRADY Semor Council 59 Rallx Club NILA McFADDEN JERRY McKEE Drama Club 57 Latln Qlub 57 59 204 Tennis Tmm 57 Student Councll 57 JUDY McNElL Ttnms loam 58 59 Student tounul 57 58 Pt-rmus Y lun 57 Irttxsurfr 58 JULIA MAJEK Bucmnvcr Band 51 50 ROSE MARY MARCHA Puturo 'NurQcQ 5 Semors GARY McQUEEN Urchutrn 57 50 DORIS MAREK DANIEL MARTINEZ LUIS MARTINEZ B Blskvtball 57 B Bmkctball 58 LYNNELLE MARTIN GLORIA MARTINEZ RICHARD MARTINEZ ima Club 5 Roll from 51 ROBERT MARTINEZ toncert Cholr 57 SUSANA MARTINEZ Spanlsh Club 59 Preeldent 59 Student Councll 59 205 S 4. ' 'f D59 I I ' -H mstfmlt '51 'Sa Basketball '59 Track '57-'59 ' .' .47 mt 1 ' '.1,'5Q . 1 ' Jr. ' T'-'59 5 'I Btuscaneer Band '57-'59 SL . ... I ix'- 1 'UH A. 5 6' THELMA MARTINEZ ALEJANDRO MAURICIO ANGIE MENDEZ SYLVIA MERU PAULA MILAM FHA 57 Future Teachers 58 FH A 57 CODCCFI Lh01T 57 59 Student Counml 57 59 Future Teachers 58 Vnce Presldent 59 HOMER MASCORRO JO ANN MEDCALF JUAN MENDIOLA ANGIE MEZA CHARLES MITCHELL BB Football 57 Buccaneer Band 57 59 B Football 57 Varsity Football 58 59 Rally Llub 58 59 Varslty Football 58 Peradus YTeen 58 59 Sensors LORENZO MONDRAGON ABRAHAM MORALES 'Vhxed Choxr 58 Student Councll 57 59 Concert Cholr 59 Presldent 59 Concert Cholr 59 Parllamcntarlan 59 Buble Club Treasurer 59 YOLANDA MORENO Buuamu' Bmd 57 59 linblc Club 7 CHARLES MUELLER Track Mana cr 58 59 onccrt thou' 58 um iounul MARY MOSEL XlT1lSl ld Y lun 58 Secretary 59 Scrum Louncll 59 'lhc Dultlc Bag 58 59 Editor 59 JULIA NEGRETE Buccaneer Band 57 59 Sturlcnt Council 58 59 Myrna Smnh a lunmr wants whlle Semor Amta Faxc Douglas getQ a cold drunk from the cafeterla fountam BETTY NOBLETT OSCAR NUNEZ Future Teachers 58 'llodern Dance 59 Qorcll IS Y 'I con 59 SARILYN NESLONEY Llbrars Club 57 59 Drama Club 59 Tcnnw Team 58 iwmpus Band 51 Buccunc-or Band 58 Scmor Councxl 59 X 100 Proiulcnt 59 Drama Club 58 59 Prcmlont 58 59 Favsanka YTcon 57 59 Buccaneer Band 57 59 :tm Club Qorill as Y Tun 58 f KQUW 1- fn at-N 1 207 4' 'v 9 1 H1 -- 1 ' -'r. , ,'59 BETTY MULL MARIA NERIOS FRANCES NEU PININA NORROD EPIFANIO OLIVA Slul' ' '53 l.: ' ' '59 'R .I '. 1 AP 5 ,H s. C - N A 1 nw 'V K A x- - CHARLEY OLIVARES Dchwto Klub Ol MARY OLSON Llbrirx Club 57 58 Sorrcllas H Toon Preslclcnt 58 Bowllng, Team 51 59 sry JANET ONDREJ CARLOS ORTIZ MARIA PENA RICHARD PENA mc 5 Ulkllll w BALTAZAR ORTIZ VlOLA PEDRAZA JOE PENA JOE PERALEZ Barbara Lauderdale trxcs on Iamcg Baker Q mort nr hodlcl as Rhoda Nlcllonalcl conffratulate Olga Xasquoz rf X 208 DOMENCIO PEREZ ELIA PEREZ froth all 1 A 6 ' 'I V , l 1 ' Hll 1Hll'l'l' Band '5T. '58 l .ll..-X. '. 7. '58 H ' g 'l'n-um ' . ,' ' ' . ' F,ll,f . '57-'59 Secretary '58 S '- '58 , v in V .' ,.-s. K I L ip fav.: z .' 'z- 'A :J ' . ,, . . . . I H F z '57 l .ll.A. '57 , - V V A A l'l'0sicl0nl '57 . A: I Q A xx l , A Q 1 It 5 GILBERT PEREZ HILDA PEREZ HB Football '58 B I-ootbtll 58 JOE PEREZ JOSEFINA PEREZ -N54 3' 14 iff? at I MARCOS PEREZ Bawbwll vt 39 arsltx Footbtll 59 Bdskctbill RAMIRO PEREZ RITA PEREZ NllXlfl ihmr SHIRLEY PERKINS Amm td X lcon xl 5459 concert thmr 50 Semors '59 JAMES PETERSON X drsttx Footb zll Ivnortte U1 Senior fllllfllll WARD PIEPER Basketball 51 59 ck 5 NATHAN PIPPIN Lonccrt Chou' 57 58 RONNIE PLEMONS BB Football 57 Y f 20 0 JANE PLIMPER CATHERINE PRESSLEY ELVA QUINTANILLA PORFIRIO RAMIREZ MIKE RANGEL Xmxktad YT:-vn 57 59 Orcheetra 57 59 X acc- Pri wh nt 9 Rumor LUIIFICII 59 JANICE PULLIAM XYTIISITII YTeen 57 59 Rallx Llub 57 59 fhccrlcndcr 58 59 BILL PORTER Concert Chonr 57 59 Mellotones 58 59 All State Choir 58 Sensors fl Icnm 5 HOPE RAMIREZ CORINA RAMOS ALICE RETA X 5 Ol 57 ARTURO REYES JESSE REYES Concert Choir xqqi Choir 58 59 t Mixed Chmr 57 All S1110 Choir 210 C.: was X I . - ' -T. . '. -.. Buwll gn: 185 Rally Club '57-59 Latin Vluh '57 Busm-hall ' ' .' .- Q 7 - I ,II..f , 17-59 'Q '-. li1rlsl'hi . - ' ' ' mn- ' ' '57 A '. . .H H1111-cr Choir '58. 70 . . 358 G. JOE REYES DAVID RHEW DORIS RICE nrls thoxr w lu rmurl ihmr 58 Swrctarx v9 MARY ANN RIVAS Ernest Albornoz ml Ihur M ugh PATRICIO RIVERA JOE ROBLES uri 14 v8 W rc X X CONNIE RODRIGUEZ u urn LFNI w 38 MARY RODRIGUEZ url 1 If it 7 Y fn. Q .Q A firm . .,g,.A PS- vi K. 'iff ml 7 5 :J N' xx . si gg' f ' ' u f' f E . . N ,.- , , , W, , za , W b A Q ,,, . -if J' . I ' f . l'N-fx -0 5- MARY T. RODRIGUEZ HELEN ROSALES DORIS RUCKER SUE RUTHERFORD EUGENIA SALAZAR Futiirv Yurws 57159 l-' ll .-X '57 -'59 Girls' Choir '57 Fll..-X, '5759 l'i'i-Nifli-nt '59 l-',H.A. '57-'59 llli '58 '59 ELOY ROMERO KAY ROSS PAUL RUIZ JOE SAENZ LUPE SALDANA Bziski-thzill 57.58 Tawanka Y-Tc-on Nlixl-il Vliuii' '58 H lfimtlmzill 57. 58 '57959 .lr HMI Vruss '58 ViCe'Pres. '59 Rally Club '59 Senior Council '59 Matias Tapia llin-zilm-m wphuiiimw lim-niiiu Vziltun tm' Wiilklllli UP Sc-niur stziirs ZIZ 'lrzivk '58, 59 DAVID SALINAS MARIE SANCHEZ liziwlmzill '57f5fJ liiiu 'ziiie-vi liziiifl 57: 50 YC MARIA SANCHEZ ROBERT SANCHEZ Vdrsltx Pootball 57 50 SABAS SANCHEZ LlbI'2lIN Club 54 PAUL SANCHEZ Varslty Football 57 59 ESTHER SANDOVAL Clrls Lholr 59 Fl A 57 58 TRUDY SEARS Tdwankd Y Teen 57 59 becrctarv 59 Rallw Llub 57 59 Presldent 59 RICHARD SILVA SAUNDRA SMITH Student Counul 57 58 GLORIA SAN MIGUEL LEONARD SHELTON SARA JANE MARGARET SNIPES s h 57 Student Council 58 59 SMITH Dmmi Klub 50 HA Qheerlcader 59 Drama Llub 59 213 DALIA SOTO Mlxed Lholr 57 :J9 lr Red Cross 57 59 JESSE SOTO Buccaneer Bind 57 59 BB I-ootball 51 B Football 58 REYNALDO SOTO ELMO SPECKELS Basketball 57 59 BEN SPIVEY Senlor Q0lll'1Cll '19 Bowling, lcam 59 JOY STANBERRY Senlor Louncll 59 lhe Buccaneer 58 59 Tavsanka YTeen 57 59 Sensors 214 BECKY STEELE Phe BllLllFlliI' 58 59 I-rlltor 9 Senior Lounul 59 becletxrw 59 Peradus YTeen 57 59 Presldcnt 59 EUNICE STOBBS l'L ure Nunn ar 9 r s Choir PATTY ANN STERNE Loncert Lhonr 59 MARGARET TAYLOR Buccaneer Band 57 59 Orchestra 58 ROBERT TAYLOR INOCENCIO TERRAZAS The Duffle Bag., 57 59 B Football 57 Photogranhcr 57 59 Drama Club 57 59 1 n Klub 57 JIM THARP N P mildll 58 ADELA TORRES A ALMA TORRES xui I lllas X r CAROLYN THOMAS R w Club 58 Q R r truss 58 Pruldcnt 59 amz lub 38 Smcrntdrx 58 RICHARD TORRES Buccmou Band '14 JIM TUCKER iii, Ruth Warren W1 arthx Q wntu and Fdlth I1 m ch the Texas room oi thl llbrdxx ESTHER TURINCIO IIIS X Tun uri 1 hu r MIKE TURNER THURMALENE TURNER IH Futura 'Xurws 5 8 'Nhxnd Chou 58 50 JOHNNY VALLES X zum Football 58 50 Bucc amor Band 57 59 Nhxcd C hoxr 58 WWW REFUGIA VALDEZ Drama Club 'M Concert Choir 59 EMANUEL VALDEZ B Pmwtball 51 X irxlh I'00tb'1ll 58 il 9' 215 is 'C' YOLANDA VALLS Mixed Qhtlll' 57 9 Debate L lub 5 ANITA VASQUEZ T 57 Dlana McCrady Jean c 4 1 pa s OLGA VASQUEZ Footlrzll Duchus 58 ARTURO VELA ALBERT VEGA Student touncll 58 59 ROSIE VERGARA Mlxed Lholr 57 Ann Vlatson 'md Bobbs Vhllmms discuss 216 JOE VICKERS ck 5 rw 5 JIMMY VILLARREAL Nllxed Lholr Ol 58 MARILYN WADE lhc Buccmecr 58 s lub ar s Y Tun 57 CYD 0 JAMES VINSON Jr Red Cross 56 58 Chess Club 57 58 PAUL VOGLER these Llub 57 58 Blschill 58 0 ELLIE WALTER Rl , 1,3 QPR 4 ,gp V I G. c . s. KA' F K' , L V Y ' ' ' ' T-'5. . 'JJ 'T IHC. '59 'lra IT.-'59 , ' , ' ' ' ' 7 F.ll.A. '59 Llblzm j Club 17. '58 ' , ' D. li, '59 I.C..','58 I ,' .' ',' ,' Concert Choir '58. '59 B Basketball '57 Bowling Club '58, '59 ' ' ' ' if . ' . '5. 'oll-ge l'n:. ' s V C ' Q A H ' H ' ' 2 ' '- llrumzn 1'Iulm 57.-'59 liallg 1' '59 Pr-rz lug '- -- ', ,-'59 ' W- 1 R N 1' 7 2' Q - 5- so . 'A K m h XS. H l' Q 7 ' A GRADY WANN usl uh 57 rarx ll 57 .1 NANCY WARD Buvc :nur B xml 58 R x Club Q lcrulus Y lcon 57 fl FLOYD WARD ssi lb 5 C JEAN ANN WATSON lr Bu, Fr :tor O S mor Cuumll 0 ut ul Y an lhlpl un Q Sensors JAMES WELLS Nwrslly Football 58 10 B Football 54 1 58 'J nur! JULIA WHEELER 07 ill r lf achmrx JO ANNE WHITEHEAD DF' 50 lub MODELL WHITEHEAD Hum meer Band 5 59 I nhmrx 1 lub 8 217 Vhl .'.' 'l '. 959 Vhv., 'll '57,-'59 l..1h 1 ,' I' lb '. 959 IJ li. 18. '53 Gulf 'l'1-'m '57, '58 1 2 '. '. ' '. . T. l .ll.A, ,-'59 ... allj ' '5. ' '- ' l.llJl'ZiY'Y Q' '58 , I I, ,Q F.5- RUTH WARREN ELIZABETH WEBB JAMES WEEKS CYNTHIA WHITE , Duff ' 2 f '58, '59 Gulf Tvum 'f8. '59 .lr, l xc C' on '57 'z ' ' Tr' . fl '5. latin Vlulw T . T9 l llllll'I' hz ' ' .' '57 . ' V' ' '5 fl' ' ' ' '5. V0 Vhlbll' '57 Am Q 1 '-'l'0 X '57559 ' z 2' '5. ff FD if 'S T 15 6. Y W MATTIE WIGGINS Rec Cross 57 0 'Ihxecl Chou 57 Blb e I lub BOBBY WILLIAMS L N llub Druu rlrx Klub BECKI WILSON ucczmu 58 If: ZOE WILSON mmm Ill J 58 Vue Prosxdvnl 50 I x Llub Q I lb! lrx I lub Q Ireslrlont 50 'Q' LYNDA WOODS nmx 58 -a x 5 S rznt Council 5 0 MARGARET WOOTERS OI IflllS Y Twm 58 Thus Hlstorg. Klub 59 Semors 218 'Y DORIS WREN JOE YARDAS xl X 58 4 lb ulu lub DAN C YANEZ GEORGE YZAGUIRRE Lk 57 Pooll 'll 57 ROLAND ZEPEDA RICHARD ZEY VITSIIX Footlnll 59 lub atm Club IISIIX lfootblll 50 fhess Club 59 . 5 1, The gf r 'i S? g , i ,.- A 16,1 ,ff cf e 1 naw: M s-mi 5 - 4 - . 2 Q V photographer poses the senior class on the bleachers on the front lawn for their group picture. Gathered For The Last Time Seniors Pose For Class Picture For the last time. the senior class gathers for stand on these same bleachers for their last gather- thffil' SVOUP PiClU 0- Affel' tW0h'0 YCHVS ih School. ing. Next year they too, will possibly have regrets. many have regrets as they leave the security they havg gained at Mmm- High, To sophomores. with only one year at Miller The juniors. with confidence gained from two behind them- their time f0I' this EVOUP Picture Seems years of high school, are impatient for their turn to far in the future. 219 Q'