Nixon High School - Lair Yearbook (Nixon, TX)

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9 i 0 . M w, ,, 5 if Serving as F.F.A. officers are: Terry Davis, Reporter, Joe Edwards, Treasurer, Sammy Martin, President, Glenn Neuse, Secretary, Charles Cowey, Sentinel, Johnnie George Brassell, Vice President, Bobby Allen, Parliamentarian. -9- vd x Members of Freshman work on projects in leather craft. It looks like the Ag ll class has beenassigned shop work, ,' Ag, lll demonstrates the practical use of elec- tricity on the farm to members of the Lions Club. Prof. Trant looks on.

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The Freshman girls model their First garments For their mothers. Punch and cookies were served. Y 5 his M s P Mrs. Nance poses with the practice teachers, Miss Little, and Miss Kainer. 31 .Q Uh '31 K7.. Those who modeled were: Yolanda Gayton, Ofelia Arce, Faith Neuse, Karen Billings, Alcaria Benavi- del, Elena Cardana, Feliciana Infante, Juanita Valerio, Carolyn Lozo, Josephine Maldonado, Velma Crisp, Lois Kidd, Betty Thomas, and Darlene Dugie. Making use of new equipment. Arranging a center piece. Girls are bus projects. A.: 4 V--- L V I . .,Vx we 5, ' y on class sewing E

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Local merchants and commission house buyers were pre- The annual FFA commercial calf auction was held on Jan. 7, 1958. Thirteen calves were sold at public auction. They sold on anaaverage of 28 cents per pound. The calves graded an average of high and netted the boys a sizeable profit on their supervised Farming program. 'ww 'I' Although no ratings were given a large group of students, parents and visitors found the show and sale interesting and worth while.