Nixon High School - Lair Yearbook (Nixon, TX)

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MUNICIPAL OPERA In St. Louis we audited the reahearsal of Sl'1owboat staring Marion Marlowe and Andy Devine. MARION MARLOWE P., if fh! 'fw-. K ' 'X I NS . i vital' gs. gi- L LN W Viewing the many colorful costumes .Ni Mm We wif w f we Touring the outdoor stage GREE FIELD HE RY FURD ILL GE W' f' A' L 'Atl 4 r kr. We found the outdoor museum a place where American History comes to life. USEUM In the Ford Museum we found many examples of Early American life. We saw antique automobiles, full sized locomotives, historic airplanes, old carri- ages, and much more...all arranged to tell the story of American industrial progress.

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ff In A The Bobcat's 57 football season began at Stockdale on F -f., K-,f '- jfdgf , 2 September 6 when the Bobcats scratched the Brahmas for a iz W + Final' score of 44-7. Halfback Terry Davis tallied twice, while Freshman Vefne Colwell scored on a recovered fumble. Ellwood Ernst hit paydirt twice For the Cats, but he really showed heads up Football when he scooped up the pigskin in the end zone after the last kickoff. Activities awaken when gvatballgames get under way. Who made that touchdown? This question definitelytells us thatthe pigskin is king again. Tags, banners, and cheers all combine to show the loyal spiritof the student bodyand town Folk in backing the team. 'Desiqna tes Al l -district team Glenn Neuse Terry Davis Senior Junior Guard Back Bobby Allen 'Steve Trigo 'Nick Bustamante John Smith Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Guard Back Encl End 4.