Cotulla High School - Round Up Yearbook (Cotulla, TX)

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Qi-imxi:-xx The football team started working out after school and the boys were won- dering when the traditional football weather was going to set in. Mean- while. the band drilled faithfully plan- ning halftime shows. In the first game of the season The first of school found everyone greeting old friends and teachers again. Books got lost, kids got in the wrong classes, and the lockers sagged under their new loads while teachers were sharpening their little red pencils. Good heavens! Are you morons? the Cowboys were beaten by the Dil- ley eleven. The following Saturday f they went to Laredo d ' d S . h' Getcha cotton pickin' hands an me t Jose? S offa my hat or l'll bust ya Academy, The one l Betty , Marilyn , Jane next two games with Freer and George West rack- and Zza Zza ed up losses.

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