Robstown High School - Cotton Picker Yearbook (Robstown, TX)

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lX'ifl+llZlNB nun? IJIIIB Y Although the National Honor Society was introduced into R H S. only three years ago, it has already created much interest among all the students Both faculty and student body first smiled at and then con- gratulated the new wearers of the Dunce Caps, traditional signs of N H. S. novices. These new members are beaming, and why not? They were selected by the faculty as outstanding in scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. They are, left to right: Erasmo Gama, Doug Bryant , Buddy Wells, Homer Smith, Harry Hutchison , and F. A. Wheeler. Bottom row, left to right: Esther Sanchez, Myra Petty, Caroline Hanke, Rhea Louise Gracey, and Dor- cille Emshoff. Not shown: Carol Lotspeich. The old officers and members are, left to right: Ronnie Smith, Sergeant- at-Armss Ann Lotspeich, Parliamen- tariang Haroldine Herwig, Vice-Presi- dent5 Mrs. Edith Ranstead, S p on s or, Geraldine Helpert, P r e sid e nt 5 Zula Cates, Secretary, Tena Wood, Reporters and Jimmie Dale Albrecht, Treasurer,

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t d IIILITIII S l 1 .xt M ! 'v, v 'Qu x X . mg, This was a year of firsts for the Student Council. For the first time ' Robstown had a Homecoming which promoted the general aim of our group--to promote bette r relationship between the townspeople and students. They also presented the cheerleaders jackets as a token of appreciation. The Student Council c re ate d good will among the students with its talent shows, assembly programs, and parties. Our school was represented at three district meetings and one state meeting by our energetic group. Special delegates to the state meeting were Zula Cates, Ronnie Smith, Tena Wood, and Ronnie Harwell. Officers of the Student Council for the 1953-1954 school year were Ronnie Smith, Presidentg Ronnie Harwell, Vice-Presidentg Tena Wood, Secretaryg Ann Lotspeich, Treasurerg and Harry Hutchison, Parliamen- tarian. Qt fx flxx X 1 Q Q SX 2. g f f f-5, X T fir 415 fe: 1 N 4111554 N52 1 X-:-' ,ge I nj Fi' ' Mc. 1 p PETS

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l ii Xvi 'Sv nnu FF What does it take to put an annual into your hands? First of all, it takes a great deal of planning. This year, it began with our trip to Austin, where we learned the fundamentals of a good yearbook. In all our work - and there is a lot of hard work in putting an annual together - we keep in mind what Q want as well as the rules for judging a good yearbook, Here we find Mrs. Kantz, our sponsor, supervising Caroline Hanke, Copy Editorg Ella Barbara Regmund, Staff Memberg Homer Smith, Business Managers Penny Hill, Production Editor, Harry Hutchison, Photographer, Tena Wood, Editor, F, A. Wheeler, Assistant Class Editor, Jimmie Dale Albrecht, FeatLu'es Editors and Martha Land, Advertising Editor in planning the dumrny. Busy at another desk, We find Mike Maloy, Co-Artist, consulting SoRel1e Land, Staff Member, Carol Lotspeich, Sports Editorg Mar- garet Moore, Class Editorg Doug Haskett, Co-Artist, Phyllis Actor, Assistant Business Managerg and Dorcille Emshoff and Rhea Louise Gracey, Staff Members, about the advertising section. Not shown is Betty Stephens, another member of the staff,