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

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-5 Sad . if X! Ks- Co-editors for the yearbook are jane Keefer and Dickie Dryden. With Mrs. Betty Porter, editorial sponsor, they are discussing the Texas High School Press Associa- tion yearbook ratings. The Robstown annual for 1955 was awarded an All Texas rating. Because our school life is a portrayal of the American Way of Life, this was selected as the theme of the yearbook. Before actual work is started on the year- book, the entire Annual Staff takes a trip to Austin. Here the Steck Yearbook Clinic pro- vides the newest ideas in yearbooks. Selling ads and making pictures are also among their activities. The entire high school looks forward to the election of favorites and the presentation ball sponsored by the Annual Staff. Although various activities are sponsored by the Annual Staff, their main objective is the production of your yearbook. Annual Staff Stresses American Way of Life These members of the annual staff help in selling ads and yearbooks. Seated: Rita Kay Svadlenak, jeanelle Ripple, Gail Bullock, Mary Evelyn Tobias, linda Black, linda Burnell, Wilma jauer. Standing: Charleen Thompson, Mary Louise Eggert, Alma Garza, and Patw Teel.

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ictory Bus Ruth jones, Berma jean Harvey, Beverly jo I-larris,joyce Smith,Bettye Haynes. Seatedg Sarah Vin son , Nancy Worff, Charleen Thompson, La Verne Cabron, Avonel Gro- ver, Cindy Howze, Alma Garza, Ultima Gonzalez, jeanne Salter, Martha Smothers, S h e r r a Nell Hall, joyce Hanoch, Barbara Worff, Sandra Coward, Sarah Berniece Cooper, Mrs. Wright, sponsor, Wilma jauer, and Nina Clark, on bus steps, as the Pep Squad bo ards the bus for an out-of-town game. af i Y lr! fx, Z-,..gx During football season, one could not escape the masses of red and white streamers. Paula Fritsch, Sherra Nell Hall, Gerry Rogers, and Norma Merkord are industriously making the pom-poms.

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ea 2 1074 'i 44 110 Vernon Albrecht, assistant sports editor, and Sandy Eschberger, sports editor, look for new ideas for their section while Shirley Fritsch, assistant sports editor, writes copy. Checking other copy, is Kalani Banks, copy editor. Looking very interested in Shirley's work is Henrietta Dryden, assistant club editor. Gay Miles, club editor, gives advice on layouts to Lenita Holland, feature editor, while Barbara Worff, assistant feature editor, looks as though she approves of the work. Below: Mary Tom Harper, photographer, looks over a list of pic- tures to be made. Martha jo Hornung, class editor, hands Lyn Ander- son, freshman class editor, pictures while Esther Martinez, sophomore class editor, and Celia Sanchez, junior class editor, check the lists of classes. Maxie Crain and janiene Speer, co-art editors, go over their plans for the division pages. ' v Z? Q L Y YR Q K v , 5 I Sarah Berniece Coop- er, business editor, heads the business staff with the help of Miss Anna Mae Also shown are Viola Rod- riguez, assistant business xx 'E , . 1 it 't K ' A I 4 -' It Kriewald,business sponsor, 1' '- ici. H, , . .,,. . ,T I N K -an -dere- editor of ad sales, and Jimmie Lee Rose, assistant editor of yearbook sales. 29