Nixon High School - Lair Yearbook (Nixon, TX)

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Grad: Ev: Being in the Fifth grade means studying his- tory for the first time. It did not take the children long to find out that history is one continuous, interesting story. During each holiday season the children worked decorating their room for the nice parties which were given to them by their room mothers. Another activity which all the students enioyed was decorating their Float for the Band Festival Parade. They allagreed thatschool was work, but so much fun. Joe Aquinaga Bobbie Gene Cain Johnnie Faye Caraway John Michael Cardwell Joe Cowey Frances Clifton Frances Clutter Sidney Gaylord Christine Gibson James Lambert CUNY? lr- 3 We look on as our teacher, Mrs. Caraway, explains new things to US. ni mm . :Wf- Q saws .

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nn.mm.f We are very proud of our Christmas drawings and pictures. It has been a lot of fun working together in decorating the room and bulletin board. Cokes and cookies top off our 6th grade Valen- tine Party. As busy as they are, our room mothers always have time to prepare refresh- menk. Margaret Kennedy Lowell Koenig James Patterson Beverly Jo Polan Larry Pullin Morris Rhoades ff' in ws. :Wh- Rosa Jane Sanders Richard Sandoval Pete Santos dll' Billy Thomas Janie Trigo SEN Solia Valdez 569' Leno Faye Walker Carol Ray Williamson Janie Lee Wright

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Although we are at times a bit uncertain, we shall don our costumes and ioin the fun. :W ,ggi wx . u . Gloria Mendez Patricia Milcolaiczylc Tim Millington Terry Nance I V Q Kenneth Reese 81 2 fore, .as If Sharon Rhoades Frank Rioias Sandra Sewell Lester Silces Dennes Soefie Antonio Vigil Willie Vigil Dora West Orvell Wicke Nancy Bustos