Higgins High School - Coyote Yearbook (Higgins, TX)

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USS IS OPLI Only two of the present slx semors began thelr educatronal lnstory IH Hrggrns These were Daphna Wllson and Gladys Glll ack Carmxchael moved from Canadran to Hlgglns at the begrnnrng of the second grade Francls Stucker jorned the class at the begrnntng of the fourth year Hrs ftrst three years were spent at the Booster Statlon south of Hlgglns In the srxth grade we ga1ned Ronald Croucn from the Booster Statxon and Lourse Koch from Darrouzett Texas At varxous times there were over twenty ln our class Some of these have moved away others marrled and some have left to take employment GSS POP GFI., The year IS 1970 We have made our turd mrlllon and decided to take a trip across the Unrted States Yes we re looklng up the Senrors of 52 to see what has become of them Humphrey Stucker changed hrs name to Bumphrey Gocart and rs maklng mrlllons rn the show busrness Of course Joann IS hrs leadlng lady We fmd Daphna Wllson after a lot of practrce on the 52 Coyote competrng wrth Albert Tangora for the world champlonshlp ln typrng Ronald Crouch rs callmg basketball games 1n Madlson Square Garden He called grrls games untrl he became completely bald Ca frstfull at a tlmej then gave rt up and calls only boys games now Louise Koch took a secretarral course by mall and now she lS asslstant to the asslstant secretary to the jarutor of the Coburn Meat Packlng Company Coburn Texas jack Carmrchael always wanted to be a horse rancher Sure enough hes a real llfe cowboy C The drug store varlety howeverj Gladys Grll who always talked more than anyone else m hugh school has entered polrtrcs and IS runnrng for the flrst woman presldent of the Umted States Nearmg the end of our lourney we decrded to stop and vlslt dear old Hlgglns Hlgh School We are greeted at the door by Supt Sam Brown who has as hrs caller today Gov Mack Sansrng both of whom graduated the year after we dld Whrle vrsrtrng here we fmd a new establxshment Hlgh School Book Exchange run by an old grey hatred man Who? None other than Mr Hunter who declded soon after we graduated that lf would be more profrtable to run an exchange for lost and found hrgh school books than rt would to teach any longer And now were home agarn After seemg what has happened rn the ttme slnce we graduated we are unable to predrct what will happen ln the next twenty years I . il Y! e e f . J . 1 . . , . . 1 1 , . , . 1 1 ' . , . . . . . . , . , , ' 1 . 1 . . , . , . 7 5 . , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - - . y . , . 1 1 1 . . , . , . . . . . . . ,, . ,, 1 1 ' . . . , , , . . . . , .