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

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Junior mothers slaved over a hot stove in order that the Junior-Senior Banquet be the success it was. Senior week -- but ole CHS found Seniors around because work needed to be completed in order to receive that signed diploma. They had to be around to practice for commence- ment, The students having the highest, four-year averages were: Valedictorian, Mary Sue Myersg Salutatorian, Ioan Hill. May 21 found the Class of '56 saying adieu to CHS and stepping a rung higher on the ladder of life. 3 v The track team traveled to Austin for the State Meet, The Cowboy Band in action at the i Spring Concert. You might know the Seniors would be trying to get a set of final exam questions from Mrs. Gebert so as not to have to bum midnight oil. . .as if they ever did.

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GL' -'3 I U0 gp 1 1 it 0 ' an As one can see the band party was a huge success. A storm. . .no, school drawing to a close, what confusion! I Seniors hurrying hither and yon and really not too sure of what was happening. They were occupied with everything! Exams, parties fal- most every nightj, the annual, and last but not least commencement, The end was almost in sight. These students are taking 9' a little time for fun before the ole finals. , I 5 You can see that this Senior had to take time out from h h b 1 ' It seems t at t e and party was a rea affair from the Stud --it was killing him! looks of these band members and dates, y n N g . .4

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CLASS GF '56 We receive those long awaited diplomas! U Q Our Valedictory Address We take the last few steps--high school days are over.