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

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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

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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

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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.