Luling High School - Aquila Yearbook (Luling, TX)

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■ Carl Cudney, owner and operator of Carl Cudney Exxon demonstrates the technique of changing a tire which his employees use. Mr. Cudney is a long-time supporter and fan of the Luling Eagles and other school-related o anizations. Amber Mundine, junior, and Kurt Kuy- kendoll, sophomore, enjoy spending their lunch time together at the local BBQ house, City Market. Eating can be a messy task a.s Kurt soon found out when trying to eat the brisket served there without any napkins. Sliced brisket and a Coke cost alxiut $1.75 this year. ADS 135

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We were happy to have H.E.B. Foods as one of our new yearbook sponsors this year. Their support and interest is appreciated. AS a result of the efforts of the yearbook staffers going out and selling advertising space, local businesses are repre- sented in this permanent memory of 1987. Luling advertisers represent 70 percent of the yearbook budget. Without the support of these busi- ness leaders, this Aquila would not be possible. We deeply appreciate their in- terest and advertising dollars. We were all affected by the declining oil economy in Texas and our area, yet they recognize the importance of advertising plus supporting the local schools. We dedicate this section of the yearbook to the large and small, new and oldtime businesses in the Luling area. We hope all pleased with the Aquila. 134 ADS

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