Cuero High School - Gobbler Yearbook (Cuero, TX)

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Don and Fred Margaret and Curtis see to be enjoying something. N Q The noo . . - 1 ll now in session. t Merilyn Richards, assist- ant business manager for The Gobbler, sold the most annuals during the Septem- ber campaign. Margaret and Bill seem to be quite interested in something. M sur roving camera. o r e socialites look into Did you read the joke on loyce in the Turkey Talk? Cousins, Flo and Gerald, enjoydancing at the Western Dance last May. These pa rdne rs look nappy about Western Day. Flo and Robert look for- av d ar to another day of school, Western Day meal at the caf ' eteria proves very enjoyable . prove their accurate shooting ability. n social hour is pa 'QL C. hu it V V? Q sf-'G . . X J eng' vwvi .ll WE lt

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gd I EI '15 ON 'GJ NX Lx 4 if ' mil Y nv .W..ti ti'-T 357 ,,.. 1 Q is 'in 'IQ' ' 1:-A -TJ' :az-4 2:5 Sill 31? ZEN ill' w egg -ss'-1 -:.'-'21 L9 'K 74,5 f . ',k,, ,A --I Coach Smith proudly rewa rdsCo-Captain, Monrow Rieger, and Willie Warzecha with their football jackets. Mr. Mangum and Mr. Crump watch the home- roo m volleyball g ame tournament. Futu r e Homemakers initiate the beginners. Fred Fisher's campaign speech for Student Council Office won him a Vice-Presidency of the Student Body. Robe rt and Dan enjoy looking into our camera. Many students enjoyed the football banquet given in honor of the football team. Robert Prather, an excellent movie pro- jector operator.

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Mr.Ed's General Science class working experiments in the lab. Students working in their workbooks in Mrs. Luddel-ce's interesting American History class. Vice-President, Freddie F i s h e r , and several Student Council members dis- cussing plans and interviewing talent for the annual Student Council Western Day.