Robstown High School - Cotton Picker Yearbook (Robstown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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W' N 4' . - f V Li N I ' T' 2 Z 'S ..-. -fr- f. - ll .-5 in 41 . f. -4 ln rorrpo-fungthls yt ar S f ottonP1rkf r vu thf Annual Staff havq trxed to ke f p m num, twat wnate vc r the studfnts do reflfct-2 on thrxr Qrhool W0 hakc Pndeavorf-ci to pre -sent thv, book as i1Tl1II'OI' tkat rc flcfti our fork and lax , our school S 1r1t and our CIIVHIPS P P our srhool what we gl cut o r hf 1s mxrrfnx o lnv 'mc lawe TIS just what you are ana do T er One to 'lf uorh th: basl Vnt you have, Rnd the be QI vnll roms bark to you ' Qui FDITOR , I P' v -' -at ,- I ' , I V .I a L , f . ' -, V 1 K ' V xr 5 A.' :L'g - 4 A x 1 F AS this book Shows, wc' have- truly lcfarncd that whatever wr- put into is ' . H I ft 5' fit. Fo '+A ' ' LE ' fk' J in 5 5 ' . , .X . I , , h-1Q 1 1 ' 1 lf ' A 1 4 1 v ' wyql-turf Jiffy The Cotton Picker of 1952 is dedicated with affection and gratitude to its sponsor, Mrs. Katherine Kantz, whose energetic and thoughtfulper- g sonality is reflected throughout this yearbook and Robstown High School. TABLE 0F C DNTFNT S FOREWORD .DEDICATION TABLE OP C ONTENTS ADMINIITRA TIDN THROUGH THE YEAR CLA II SECTIONS FA VURITEJ 11V-IIC I'P0l2T..l' EIGIITII GRADE AD VER TIIEHENTI Cl UBS' ADMIN ISIRA If ION Loyett Parr Mu' ' Pete Lopez W . A. Ahlrich President The outstanding event of this school year was the evaluation of our school in which we received a rating of good. We feel that all accomplishments are directly due to B. E. Jauer Secretary B. E. Paschal Vice-president our civic -minded Board of Trustees. S. R. Vickery Leslie Jennings 'Pl '13, Every going organization needs a man of foresight and wisdom at its head Mr Banks is that kind of man R H S reflects his patient encour agement and skillful management w-fav , - rl. I .. P The close cooperation and friendly atmosphere of our school are a re' flection of the calm leadership and cheerful guidance of our principal, Mr. W. N. Corder. P5- J , . . '- . D -V. ..- ' 3 1 Mr.C C. Bush Lotspeich Assistant Superintendent Mgs Wendell Smlth Mrs I k Phxlbnck Secretary to Prlnclpal Secretary to Superlntendent is QD Mr Gayle Clawson Distributive Education Mr Ray Champion Basketball Foach al C Mr Douglas fooke Mrs Christine Dulm Coach Homemaking Mr John Hawkins ' Choir J f Mr . Billy Hoover Mathematic s u6c4 N Gu... Mrs Maur1ne Huffstut1e1 Home-makmg A Mr T rac ey Huffstutler Shop Mrs Katherme Kantz Efhe Hutto 5 111 Enghsh Algebra Mr Toxle-K man Span1sh and nghsh MISS Ruth Ann Kmg Physmal Educatmn Mrs Mlldred Norms Amerlcan Hxstory ann C1V1CS 351 Mr O N McK1nney Smence 1.-g Mr lark Olwer Mrs Aldrea Ranstead 'N Vocatmnal Educatlon Lxbraman Mg I B Outlaw Buslncss N-Q,-'lg lwir Albert Powell Science is is . f ,W 1' TFQW3' I2 Mr Jack Staggs Guldance Founselor wif r- 'W ,ns Enghsh br Mr B111Tarp1cy Mlss Fecmle Nesbxtt Mrs HaLe1Gr2orge l Enghsh Typlng Mr Harold Luhman Band X Mr. Jesse Hudelston English Q l , . 0 i --1 -I .-...Q . 1-war ' g mio. Qu 1 .441 3 4? 1 Z. 3. Mr. Kielman helps register the students at the beginning of a new school year. Our pep squad and cheerleaders lead our spirited football team on to victory. The sweethearts smile radiantly as they receive their crowns. :ff I f .xv 1, 6 P' VI. V .. K 4 L .x 5 - - Ili 4 Y 441: U4 ffvuf - v V . Q., ,945-V. ,,,- 3 6' ' 225' 'gif A, E The Robstown Cotton P1ckers and the Donna Redsklns begm then' game 1n front of packed to the brlm stands U The A Band makes a triumphal arch as the football team and the cheer- leaders run through at the beginnmg of the Donna Bi-District Game. ! The boys on the bench and coaches are as excmted as the crowd 1n the stands l 'Our pride and joy. trophies W on thi s cludes most of the w on fo r Robstown dents. xr Ii -'ix ee- ffxayx ef and U76 of 09 80 Ou a?n Qjx 1' xx 0 iff 11 tx 9300 1116 ent 93 9 S 07 sb 'Uv 00: el. .gf fp O -u?Q.L?.4 Although not all the year,this group in- l95l-195Z trophies High by our stu- These youngsters Wynn Seals Iunlor the future Fresh Hlgh School Under the d1rect1on of Mlss Audry Prlce th1s group of Sth graders put out thelr school paper The Ch1tter Chatter pw- L- A1 'saga' 'WEE '-WWI fl? 'fx the 8th graders of I-hgh School are men of Robstown Patsy Llnden . , Dorls Cromer 9 1 lf JUAV UR PLM' OH PROMISE ME Just as hls love affalrs become too comphcated for Barry s good,M1ssM1lle-rbrlngs news that untangles the comphcated knot, 1n the Junlor Play, presented on March ZS, 1952. Barry HOl11S . . . . Roger Butler Mrs. Sue Holhs . . . Joan Paschal . Kenneth Allrlch Kathleln . . Esllla Wrxght Miss M1ller . . Ioan Stephen June Hollxs . Joyce Sclulhab Ann Furber . . . Martha Malek Furber . . . . Mrs Lmden Mrs. Jones . . Ralph Sanders Gladys Vance . Ga1lGxbson Barbara Vlckery Jay Prlce Bernlce Raeke N a y- I A ., , , Y fs - J'- - , I ' 7. f. K-,ag l f h n ,i' f ,' ., - ff .f f fl. 'mm- ' -K V A A S fi ' 151' f P Q11 Ai 553: ' 15' A i f Y A F ' 2' G l' V . s X sgg 5 gviifiv , ' J 2 'Z , ' ,I iff S i , i Q f 1 , ,.. 9 ' l. 'Q V ' L QA - , I gif 1 ' fee' i I J ' . ' n - ,-1 S Q 3 l 1 M . Q f , F 4 - 1 A -1 V 1 6 . 3 5 X ' - ' ', i I ., ' ' l A E x 1 , he i ., I I 3 X Q h tw ? ' -1 1 - ' - . . . , . . , EAV PZAIY THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR Here hot headed Harry challenges rholeric Charley in one of the funnxest sequences of the farce, presented on April 25, 1952. Harry Moore . Charley Foster Edna Moore . . Kate Foster . . Dottie Moore . Pete Foster . . Irene Bates . . Gordon Daniels Sally Moore . . Sammy Haskett . . . Don Wier . Colleen Paul . Lometa Kelly . Babs Brooks Eugene Baker Chris Stoecker Wayne Hankins Shirley Mayers The Texas H1StOT5 class whlch sent sp akers to theA1phaC'lub th1 year hstenc to B111y McMen ammey 5 report 34-'Y The fourth perxod Soph omore Enghsh rhse 115 tens as Mr Tarpley ex plams the parts of speech to them .-L llwf' -. 'Yu ,Q 12k T Busy wlth thexr sew1ng these H E glrls dont seem exen to be aware of bemv photocvraphed SP' The camera cauvht Ivix-2 George fs fourth pgrlod typlng C la 5 s xnorkmv hard on a speed tr at 1 L-L..,,,J M155 Hutto explams an alvebra problem durmg hc r flrst year algebra class 00000906 9 00900006 181: -N 1343? WP qi 1.'fq S f X He re we see Robstowg High School S Secretar- ies-in-the-making--our bookkeeping students J ' Q K . -? u I think Earl is planning to jump on Bobby Bird, Shorty Jones,and Sam- Max, grinning like my Haskett. a monkey , dries off his legs. Row, Row, Row your boat--Kenneth Taylor, Darell Harvill, and Ronald Dodillet have fun on Senior Day. Elaine, Colleen, Babs, and Shirley ride the bicycles built for two. Billy Earl looks like he is ready for another dip. Charles, after taking off his web feet, poses for a picture. ,I Q X J vi Our new coach, Mr. Dusek, is officially introduced to Rl-IS's Senior Day. Mrs. Kantz, Cinda Kantz, and Mr. Luhman pose for a tintype. .' A K l ff iy If W.- 4'-. ' ' A 13, , ' U , A Q.. 0. -gif ' X, .xl 1 f .R I I y yi x if g . l 1 I 4 f ' r-, la' , A group of the gals wait for a group of the guys at the bathhouse. T 7' J Q , ,XV .5-...uk We danced to the music of theA SLI dance band. Like Max,we watched the kittens and fairies dance balcony view the Jr. S r. Banquet 1952 -rf.-4 -js r 'la' ii I -hr' , gf. 1 . '3 tf1 mile-1 4 33' We lost our dignity and did the Herr Smitt. Our pretty Sophomore kittens entertain at the banquet. fix 4 Ifuccrrlaureute Svrrives FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1952 szoo P. M. Processonal- March From Tannhausor' Mrs. B. F. Ellis, Organist Invocation Pastor, Episcopal Church Congregational Hymn- Holy, Holy, Holy Mr. John Hawkins, llirevtor Mrs. B. F. Ellis, fJl'fIJll'llrI Scripturc- liov, Pastor, Cvntral llzrptkt Vhurch Rov. Wagner Harold N:ck.f Pap' 1 H, Ir, rnmriili. Soprano Solo Tho Lornl's l'rayr'r Mailor- Miss Mary Francs-x Jalufka Prayer llc. Wjff-11 Y, lll Pastor, St. John Luthm-inn l'l:urvh Anthem- B-iautiful Savior r'yI,.,3m Rohstown High School Choir Mr. John Haxrl-cinx, lrir-:lc-tor Sermon llffv. l'at1i-L1 W, Ar.,1,i,y,f Pastor, Firfr Mctlinilfnt f'Egr.iiQ'. Benedlction R1 xx llm' JE N. 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'b - -Q Q, 1 jf 'f Q fi 2 7 'ff x .. ,V , ,A , X - ' f- I ' A w - A,,,v-nw . 111 X -aww: ,7- ,-W.. . 2 I .-QMKUDGIJIIH , CLASSES 'Y ...n- ,f Adult m accomplxshments the Freshman stxll retam some of the1r Juve n1le chararterxstms As they study Bobby Schanen pres1dent mmgles a lolly pop wxth h1s hxstory Whlle Vern Tobxas VICE presxdent fmds that a hme lolly pop helps lum absorb algebra Petra Perez class manager neg lects her sucker to concentrate on sc1ence Bus1ness ar1thmet1c makes secretary Betty Ann Renken s lolly pop more flavorsome Two can work better than one say Jaclue Hart treasurer and Doug Bryant class manager as they outlme thexr Enghsh lesson IFRIES HMA L Raymond Buckholt Merle Acker Lupe Hernandez Leonxdes Aguayo Maumee Bernsen George Alvarado Teresa Bosquez fx Yolanda Amaya Sara Ann Basaldu Ihmmy Bndges Geralene Brothers it B- , , nv if-Q' Doug Bryant Jesus Chapa Jimmy Chambliss Doris Jean Brown Magdalena Carc eres . an nn Norrms Burton , f QQ , mf- Z ,z I Ag Q- v f Y J ' X VL , ' Ri 4 'i If I Y , I 5 2 m 0 f . . - 5 9 1 Narcxso Cantu Augustine De 1a Garza Doris Carlson Beatrice Diaz de Leon Charlotte Deadman X M' .4 45 lk Marxa Guerrerra Sb Mary Ann Dxttlmger Ahce Gold Bxlly Jack Du rham - 'M 'Us John Gold .sf-wx. w mf-fax-aw.Q.a4SSS 1 . I, , 'Kg We . Guadalupe Gutierrez Teddy Gallagher Edward Floyd .ssl 53 fl'-1 Mlnerva Gutlerrez 'le Qx Lionel Gonzalez CW' Caroline Hanke s - , Bxlly Hofer 3 'Q Fehrxa He rnandf. 7 1 12:- x.. Ruth Hoope r Pat Harney Har ry Hutc hx son 'Q Be rtha He rnandez Dav1d Hoelscher J3Ck16 Hart Jo Ann Jackson Joseph Hoelscher li 16 r' !Q ' Glodene Inman , ' 1 if Mary Mendez Mic key Ienning s Shu-ley Majeskey y TK N. Barbara Jones Mike Maloy B etty Lxnburg 'M Fayetta Mcfown Carol Lotsplech Q1 Dolores Medrano Bob uce Sh1r1ey McMenemy 8 ff 4 3 .14 K 'it x L IVA 10555 9' My ra Petty 'Ui 6'- So Relle Land Joyc e Pitt Petra Perez Ay l Martha Land 'Q f u . Doug Haskett M Lupe Hernandez Juan Mendez I ll Dorothy L1 ennewebe r Gabriel Hernandez Robe rt M111er 'Q Q A F' f . - - hr' 'lx 9 . I- V' ff 1 Y ,, L L , . vp 431- g,F, 1f -.fgff,.g, 0., ..5Wg, J- at -Q- Volanda Rodriguez lame S Pohlmeyer Cogie Faye Rogers 'L o 1 I. Dommoa Rodrxguey 'L Arthur Ramirez Ds. fl- I fl Bobby Reese Edward Salas Bxlly Ray Rial -0' Q-A 1-3' 'i' 5 Ahcma Rodrwuez Roddy Rlpple Betty Ann Renken x . Q ff. . D . 1 -'Y V . fd' 'Q ' Q , Q .Q I V' IF R ,N K A t 1 . X Q-a wa D ' ' . ' Y 'bv H ,. U A 1 'y i R L' r bi , 1 R ' I' N , . A A, , f A 5' '- fe YQ' .v :V 'igfkf A 'hu OP Q3 -Q-455, John David Parr Lupe Paloma Alton Pac k Adolfo Montalvo Doug Needham Margaret Moore Jesus Noriega S, Agapito Perez Nancy Orsak Alonzo Perez Crecensxo Perez Sam Torres 31 U Otls W11der Genevieve Harms Sue Ann Tub ff' ' af Antoinnette Wentrc ek Chon Valdez .r 5 'wp Jorma Vm son 'bi Armando Vasquez T Juan Vela :fun Carolina Vxllarreal Narcxlle Walker Ma ry Ann Schanen Bobby Schanen Of111a T13 erma Hen ry S13 ansky Donald S kxpwo rth Anton1o Sanchez Glorla Sahnas Juanita Salinas Ve rn Toblas Carmen Torres Johnny Joe Torres How could the Sophomore rlass, help bemg tops wxth ofhcers lun thase'7 Mary Ellen N1xon rlass manager Dorcllle Emshoff treasurer and Santa by Maur1Ce Kubena class manager wh1lQGerald1ne Helpert Secretary and Ronnle Harwell presxdent look on enthus1ast1cally UPHOMURIE Gonzales, vice-president, stand by the Trophy Case admiring the trophy held Johnny Adams Q Melvyn Bevly tr, pf Leonides Aguayo l Jxmmxe Dale Albrecht 1? Josefma Alvarado Becky Blalr Ehas BorJas Jerome Arnold fff' N, X Glorxa Barrera John Wayne Bullock Lydxa Barrera Ni' Charhe Barrera 'L D-. 5 Dorcille Emshoff ff! 4'3 Wayne Cross '. .ap-Q, In 'VSAT L , 5W5f'5? -Lf? 1- '-.1 1 tan.. 'Q Jimmy Farley Q5 f Sq Olga Cxsneros Oscar Chapa , 135.1337 ' In :Q 1 Q.. ' . 1-0- Nh. 'i L V H ,,,,.,.1.-,,,h....,. 4 s is..- Norma Ferk Zula Mar1e Cates Jackie Burroughs E rasmo Garza Ramon Castaneda Q ,,.-. , - J ' Ja -M P' I , 6- N in 1 I C 6 1' '92 8- ' W 1 . 5. -9 ,Y 2 3 5245 I :H xr A .H ,I Vx Blanca Garcia Sharon Hailey Esther Gonzalez Guadalupe Gutxer rez Oleomar Gonzalez Santa Gonzalez 7 Rhea Louise Grac ey Ronme Harwell Johny Green Merry Haskett Pat Gregorcyk Geraldme Helpert Haroldme He rwzg Jimmy Isaac ' Ruth Hooper Penny H111 Charles Hoelsche r Io Ann Jackson Karl Hoelscher Maur1ce Kubena Marlon Hoelscher Clementme Hoelscher Ma na Martmez Mary McCown Mllton Me-nn LLL Barbara Ma rtmdale John Moon Esperanza Mohna rl' mf Marxa Lerma Betty Ann Kubxcek Edward Kocurek Ann Lotspelch Peggy L15 emby 1 x James Pohlmeyer B111 Qumlm Marzan Powell Beatnce Ramn-ez Janxe I..ou1se Perez Janxe Perez L .E Dan Pena Mary Lou Ramuez Ma ry Ellen Nxxon Alonzo Perez Mary LOUISE Rarmrez if Bobby Reese Henry Sqansky Janxe J Rodrxguez ,L Belia Se rna Jimmy Shiflett Edward Salazar Ben Soto Humberto Sahnas Ester Sanchez Henry Schoenhoft Ninfa Saenz 903 F 113 Davld Van Loh David Vero Irma Tapxa Grace Tapxa Conc ha T1j e rma Betty Stevens Bllly Joe Stleger A1da Tap1a Homer Smxth R onnw S mlth Betty Sue Vxrden Mana Vxllarreal Suzanne W right Reuben V1daurr1 Sant1ago Vxllarreal T ena Wood Wanda Lou Vmson Barbara Webb Q Ben Wisner Buddy Wells i K E J Counter clockwxse The offxcers are Pres1dent T reasurer Class Manager Secretary Class Manager -jul! The hxghhght of the Iurnor year was the Junlor play Here the offxcers are superv1smg Es111a s make up JUNIOR Mma W1l11ams Joan Stephen Es11la Wnght Sara Burnell Martm Perez 7 A J Y' - . .V r a ,1 ' : J Vice-President . . . . . .Gail Gibson , . I - . . . . I 4, I Qshrl -.. :SQL , 1' . . . Effie Aguayo Ma ry Baxte r Kenneth Alhrxch 'Hs +A: -1? Becky Blaxr X i Adalbe rto Aya rzagoitia J'-N, 'Q 11 Sarah Bu rnell Roger Butler Y vonne Cab ron .1- R- Luc1l1e Chambhss OSCBF Ch3P3 Sh1r1ey Cooper Johnny Cla rk 17 -1. Dor1s Cromer Aldon Eggert Kenneth Enshoff Elsa Figueroa Ofelia Flores Dlck Flsh One11a Ganbay Edna Garza Ga1l Gxbson Lxlhe Mae Garza Francxsco Gomez Emmho C Gonzales Julia Gonzales Tommy Goodridge Lucy Gonzales Elvis Green Iuanelle Heine WTI: R Eugene Helpert Aurora Hxnojosa Bonme Inman Iuamta Isaac Frances Jauer Buddy lone s La Rue Kmg Marlene Krxewald Je rome Kubala Nona Land L. Charles Lawley Barbara L1tt1ef1e1d Byron Lohman B1l1y Mc Monamy Martha Malek Larry Maloy Ma na Ma rtmez Dan Menn I D Mrazek Lamar Nunez Joan Paschal Martln Perez Jay Pnce Berruce Raeke Ionell Rabke Jesus Ramxrez Ronaldo Ramon 1. Cole Roberts Carmen Rodreguez Peggy Rosebraugh Frances Ryan Ninfa Salazar A Humberto Salinas Mike Salinas Betty Schanen Joyce Schxlhab Hubert Schneider -ai i. Helen S11 ansky Vernon Sxmnacker Jean Stephen Joseplune T revmo Barbara Vxckery Sy1v1a T rojcak Bob W ebb B1lly Straxt Patrlcxa Worff 3 Esilla Wright Carl Thomas Joyce Zapletal Iviina Williams Alicia Benevides W Breathes there a Senxor W1th soul so dead Who never to hxmself hath saxd I ll wear that cap upon my head Come graduatnon day Charles Brooks class manager admlres hxmself whmle Elaxne Durham secretary and Lometa Jo Kelley presxdent dxsapprove of h1s bluejeans Mary Sue Martm class manager Delores Laubenstem vlce presxdent try on thexr caps as Dorothy Woods treasurer offers suggestxons SENIUR A-nr' Hen ry Bar rx ento s 51 5 n. Eugene Baker Raymond Ballard Barbara Brooks Cha rles B rooks inf Bobby Blrd 'MW Eva D132 Ronald Dodlllet 136 of Olga Castaneda Ma rtha Sue Keown J. D. Brown Eva Caballero Elaine Du rham Max Enders Cesarzta Garza Wayne Hankms Derrall Harvxll '-air 79 Ethel Mae Germer R L, Jones Lometa Jo Kelley Bernadme Hoelsche r sb Earl Ialufka Sammy Haskett M11-ce Hernandez ll l W A H A f 41 I in ill . 5 l ' 2 'C' , l faq Delores Lauben stein Elbena Maikoette r Uh f' Mary Sue Ma rtm I..eon1lda Montalvo Dons Mrazek Sh1r1ey Mayers Q' quuv 'Q Carolyn Pugh Teresa Ramon Antomette O rs ac k Colleen Paul Dorothy Mrazek Billy Mynard Erne st1ne Rodnguez Christine Stoecker Consuelo Suarez I 3 LEWIS Re1oux Aurora Rodnguez Rumalda Salmas Roque Villarreal Donald Wier Norma Van Loh 9 Sara Vasquez Kenneth Taylor Oraha T13 e rxna A Dorthyo Woods Paul W111bo rn Gladys W1111ams Bxlly Earl Wnght Q3- Ciro Cid Lopez S 'T ,Linh 9 1 f VUKIFEST RIM .. ,. . I.. ' . JT? V ' . x X si A I I l k Qin, V- , I , ' ' 'X f 1. ,' .L 1: A X h Q. -' 7 Q 0 , A L . 'Q A' - ,gg 2 ' A , 'h in-il. V , V L 1 L l 5 , ' 1 f V ' . A ' 'uv-I ..qrv- L' , 6 Y s ' 1 1 4 N- . 1 .MN t PILUT 5 ,, .. 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Y: , ,, f ' A , ,- ' A wx . t - ' - ' I if o B., 'L 4 I ' GJ '- ' ' L I 1 1 f 1 J Y L 0 Q 0 1 ,' NFDA .0 .I Lt., I .. 4 F-Mlm.. J. - ' A S Q V. Queen of Hearts In thc pitture are Queen Rhea Louise Graccy and King Johnny Grcvn surrounded by their Court. To the right arf- Junior Representatives Jay Price and Franrf-s Ryan. Below are Lions Club Princessesjackie Hart, Queen Peggy Rosebraughjackie Burroughs, Christine Stoecker. ig!!- -1 I X- ff' rx, ?f?f , N gf iff-K X Z'- 5Z4, Lund Qf5u.,A.f,y 441,040 Agfllgg, 0,0,4,afnl..4,Zz WALL, Cl UBS Outstandxng Ln an extracurmcular way are Charles Lawley Presldent of the Stu dent Counc11 and Colleen Paul ed1tor of the Cottonpmker Mus1ca11y M1na W1111ams selected by the Chou' and Fonsuelo Suarez selected by the Band are most outstandmg X2 xx X51 0 Q i 4 ' i 4 1 I ' :A I .- . . . , 3 , ' J f 1 9 I . ,, I I 7 ' I , . N , . fl ,V 'X ix . ' pn I ll In'- -- iQ-- ll 1 I ll QS Typ1cal students of R H S are Mma W11hams and Earl Davls Jalufka selected by the faculty as most representatlve Most representahve of R H S m an athletlc way are the Perezes Martln and h1s httle sxster Petra fi 7' 5 t X ' I , 0 -L6 ' x . r , V 51 , J mf' , lr , ll . D I Wg, -. 4,.'l. is KN I if -I Fi' 2 1 N rf Fl A l -, nw I 1 n ,fish W, , ,, The D1str1but1ve Educatlon Course has been offered 1n Robstown I-hgh School for the past two years wlth Mr Gayle Clawson as teacher coordmator Last year there were 13 students enrolled m the course Thxs year there IS a total of Z2 students enrolled ln the D E classes The students Jobs range from proj ector operator at the Gulf Theater to paper boy for the San Antoxno Express and Evenmg News I-hgh hghts for the year are State Conventlon U1 E1 Paso and employer employee banquet, where It IS the student's prlvllege to treat h1s boss by paymg the blll for a grand occasion. 9- Vw if 2 . A , 1 f - W Jaw af ' 'Q N ,yi Eugene Baker President La Rue King V1ce President Dorothy Woods . . . Secretary Teresa Ramon . . . Treasurer 1 X QUQ N X ., -1 -Q - .-.I ,J 4 Q 1... From left to right are Dorothy Woods Ioan Stephen Marlene Kriewald Teresa Ramon Doris Cromer Consuelo Sua rez, Eugene Baker Mina W11 liams , Mrs . Ranstead fsponsorl, Colleen Pau1,Charles Brooks, Shirley Mayers, E la in e Dur- ham, Rumalda Salinas, and La Rue King, members elecitiryto National H on o r SOCiQf'y thi s first year of organization. D1Stf1but1V6 Educatlon Dramatms Club Club Science Club Crafts Club unix f I ,376 5 Q Student Council Future Farmers of America L 1 I H, ...V 1. , - 'Ahh Q VQI4 V '1 J gt.: , ' di, avg? .rbi a 1 Q-Q S Annual Staff Future Homemakcrs of America I H 4 ,JD . R1fle Club Danc e Band 5' P' 1 Y, Ii? lu! sl 'T u I ,1 .g.. .kt K' ' Model Maniac Club Pan American Club '31 f If ,X I . i ' f i -, ' ,p,,.1nJt- 2 ' ' ..,, 1 1 I i A six Ei vkfigg 1+ 4 4 gf L ,J 4 QS Q-'Z' 4 1'- 2 4 C if wig, , , if ,QS , .Q-:in ' 'Q 'iff ffflfff K . fl' x J. Q. ll 1+ -- 2,- ., 4 i .4 ., xA- s Art Club Jolly Jester Club 3 i 1 i , OI t 1 .,,, , . ff mrs- f-sf 1:- 1 '. gf.: .,,..a5.1 ' '0b- ' aff' 7 vo-,gbfvv 'Cc Art Typing Club Recreation Club 'Q-. navb- P- 4 Q Fwfrffw' VT I' fslfif F E yi EbCLARlNE'I' HK retro8 7 3 ra El egg ,A A T? Q - 1 r fl + ' ff riff' 5 bd f- io A ,I-X , 5.x l QVHVF' fF'VVff3'fVfF'ffVlVr'f1 :- P D 4 f fftilll . dim. Q 4 4 i 1221 - N - I I f I V A b 'I A , bg ..-- - 1. .WZ ggzfzlgzb? -E, fy! A Sffi by P bb P bg 5 5 D if. --I?tz-l+E-r-I51b?1lbV-.r'.1 ?1 h, f MU , If IEIPYE l Having a new building to work in inspired the band to set to work with grim determination in 1951-52. Marching in the afternoon and early evening made it possible to put ona band show every Fri- day night. The weeks of practicing on the field and in the band hall were climaxed by the annual marching contest held in Robstown in December. Try-outs at Sinton for district band saw Robstown place fifteen students in the band. These students tried out for the Regional band at Kingsville, where eight of them placed. One of these STP, 'If eight was selected to go to the all state band at Mineral Wells. Besides the marching contest, the band participated in a concert playing and sight reading contest. Both of these were preceded by short concerts held in Robstown. In the spring the band, the choir, and the music departments of the grade schools presented the Music Festival, which is held every year at the stadium. Buccaneer Days-the parade,with many bands and floats participating, and the beauty contest- were high lights for spring. ' .44 GLAMOUR FOR OUR BAND W1th medals from prevxous years ghttermg on h1s chest Eugene Baker Drum Major led the band xn 1ts marching durmg the year F1ash1ng batons prancmg feet perfect rhythm that IS the baton twlrhng c orps composed of Sharon Halley Lucxlle Chambhss Haroldme Herwxg Gayle Gmbson Merle Acker Iackle Burroughs Merry Haskett and Peggy Llsemby 1.4-'Ki . R - N .I x to ' f L - I BAND OFFICERS Io Ann Pat111o V1ce Pres1dent Lucxlle Chambllss Treasurer Ann l..otsp1ech Attendance Secretary Harldme Herw1g Practxce Card Secretary Consuelo Suarez Secretary The longest trlp of the year and accordmg to the band members the most exc1t1ng was to the State Falr at Dallas The band gave one concert on the Fa1r grounds The most st1rrmg event of the tr1p accordmg to band members was the g1gant1c festwal held 1n the Cotton Bowl on the last nxght at wh1ch unusual and decoratwe hreworks were dlsplayed Robstown was honored by be1ng chosen to part1c1pate m the event ! ' I Sharon Hailey ....... Scholarship Secretary 1,2 ,I 'i 65 fi Our music department is an integral part of our school life. Taking part in parades,is Martha Malek, band sweetheart, shown at upper lefty playing for pep rallies, as is shown in upper right pictureg presenting the operetta,as Bernice Raeke,Doris Cromer,Myra Petty, and Martha Malek of the cast of Down in the Valley shown in lower leftg or performing between halves at the ball games, as in the picture at lower right, our music department builds up the spirit of R. H. S. mx? 4 fix 4. . 1 ,, ' IZ g 5 1 3 u ' I I.. -1 .u t ' ui fl n, P vw- lu I i'--.. .,. -Maw VO l -5193... - THE ROBSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL. CHOIR id -1' wt, , 6 ' ,ji-'Tiny ' Qtfrfsv' The 1952 RHS choir sporting their new robes, made history in other than sartorial fields by presenting the first opera ever to be presented in Robstown High School. Down In The Valley received much praise and set a precedent for other choirs. Mr. John Hawkins, our new director, plans a bigger program for next year. L . x I 4 f if D 1 is ,' s, S' , sg b ,-,Qs ,v -,I 1 ali QQ ., K.. lah., Ioan Paschal Peggy Rosebraugh Chr15t1ne La Rue Kmg Mary Sue Mart1n Stoecker SPUR FS 4? 91 W' 'Q,4, -911 ilslnlnui iiifaam an an n N 11 CD1 sin .015 S1 U1-I if il 1 -SB Q1 liii 'Wif- 4111 I Wim! 5 vs. X W' ' PEP SQUAD Wavmg red and Whlte pom poms the Robstown Hxgh School pep squad cheered the Cotton Pmkers through the football season Sponsored by M155 Ruth Ann Klng the glrls gave after game soclals planned stunts for pep rallles and added red and whxte caps to thexr unlforms The offlfers of the 1951 1952 pep squad are Lometa Io Kelley Presndent Barbara Brooks Vxce Pres1dent Dorxs Cromer Secretary Joan Stephen Treasurer 4'Q'a2 -P1 lzlilh... 1 I - Ax S ' ,f 'I t D ,Q . Q f: 5 vu 'B . U V- an I A gl , . . 5 0 13:-' 3, ' . ,M I va X A A Q - ..N . , , Y... lk- uw sr ..- W rw -. .V , A . lO'.V Tl . ' F 4 V -v , N . 4-. . - p ,L V . , ' I ', f..-'W ,W ' if, In V a ' . ' - ,V V ,.,, 4 :fy f ..-Q' h , 21+ Q5 , - ' . , A . fff A ' ' f- 4 + ' A 1 . Y - M mv' F ' Q '-1:-ie . 1 - A z '-wr f,-ef , - -, - fz M-- , r ' -' -W r , .- Q . . f 1 ,., . m .I . 4 ,.,' 1 I - I - ' S 0 I 0 I I c . . . . . ' I 0 n n 0 u 0 I 0 . . . . . . For the first time in eleven years the 1951-1952 Cotton Pickers be- came the district champions in 31-AA. Part of this outstanding record was due to the fact that five members of our football team received all- district honors, and one received the unprecedented honor of All-State and A11-American honorable mention. Home Visitors Robstown . . . Weslaco . . Robstown . . . Beeville . . Robstown . . . Alice . . . . Robstown . .. . Kingsville . . Robstown . . . Sinton . . . Robstown . . . Pharr . . . . . Robstown . . . Aransas Pass Robstown . . . Freer . . . . . Robstown . . . Victoria . . . Robstown . . . Falfurrias . . Bi-District Robstown . . . Donna . . . ,j s 'h I Q 1 ' , -1 . ..- 'Da J B exif' IJ Shorty Jones Manager Charles Brooks End C' o Captam A11 South Texas All Dxstnct Earl Dav1s Ialufka Quarter Back Co Captam A11 State Honorable Ment1on A11 D1str1ct Bllly Earl Wnght Half Back All Dxstrmct R oque V111ax-real Guard Max Ender Center A11 Dmstnct V. 9 mx- , --. Tackle Charles Lawley Eugene Helpe rt Full-Back Al1'D1strxct All-South Texas All-State Honorable Mentwn. All Amerman . ' . -avflfm' L ,,s..., , 1 . , L . 1 L . , , - 1 ,:'K'. , I '..' ' I k ' A. A 1. Martin Perez Half-Back Buddy Wells Full Back John Wayne Bullock Tackle Ki usag- Sammy Haskett 5. ' L Guard 5 ffl , r il s ,P 5H-'isx r R A I A . T' New f I r '7.: '5!- Q f - .. T gf Va-I ' ' 1 ' ' ' af - , H I , 1- ' lf' ' ..,- s - 1, I Y ' T l , u 1 ,, A ' s Q R' 1.-' ry A 'i- W-f-Q' . l ' W . ,, sa ' - -' . 1 'W' L E ' 4 b xxx ,, , X gk- , Ng ' K x. A N . - ' 422 ' . - - . sq., Ji, 1' -- . - ' . 1 5 0 V I ' -,QI . ,V . gi' .. 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Q.- ' -', .. , f- 4 . ,I . . , , .o- . x ,ws ,,'- ka - - ' Guard Bllflfb Tun: IX 4 of' qv Bobby Schanen X995 J.- Half-Back ' N-wt Wayne Hankms End Charles Dltthnger Center 'va Em111o Gonzales Cole Roberts Tackle 'DA-in Back xii .Q .5 . Billy Strait Tackle N... 15, . Iohny Green L.. G d -752159 ual' . , F W-'fraafssfxzi' hw p if 'Wig B TEAM pa W1 A TEAM Robstown's 1951 52 basketball team started the season Wlth a bang. They pomt wlth prxde to the1r pre d1str1ct games when they beat AAAA M11ler w1th a score of 46 36,AAA Kmgsv11le 50 43, and 40 37, and AAA Allce 41 29. Teams looked w1th terror at Bxg B1lly Stra1t towermg over the basket. However, the flu bug c1rculated among the P1ckers Wlth n1ne of them commg down w1th the flu at chfferent tlmes and some games bemg played w1th only three flrst strmgers Then one member mashed a f1nger,one broke a toe,and another w1thdrew because of d1str1ct,but m Splte of the many m1shaps,the team got lots of fun from the season. , Wayne Hankms Forward 2 year Letterman Buddy Jone s Center or Forward 2 year Letterman Ray Champlon Coach Max Ender endell Sm1th oach Guard 3 year Letterman Co -captain Earl Dav1s Ialufka Guard 2 year Letterman Co-captain '13 12 sf E1V1S Green Kenneth Emshoff Bllly Stralt l 'Q if x Buddy Wells Fole Roberts Guard Forward Center I We Rf . ,V-74,5 gr iz 5:24, Z : ,T 275 . 'f ' --.ff y i IQ, -if X v - 1- h F 0 rw a rd i sg Gua rd ' V ' m I ' K - if: ':i1' E 5.1 Wm , ' ' N ,W . fb. J - mmf' ' ' - 'J X' n . , f ng f. ,W r , 1 ' g ,4 X K V . Y , , X - - 2, 1 .4 - . . V.- IHVXIVI The quiet reflective person- reveal the immense amount of has willingly given to our tennis High School. Mr. Hoover, in his four years nent place for himself in our wo rk, and wonderful coaching, oped, and encouraged our tennis and we appreciate his efforts We can but say Thanks but derful person for doing a great T HE TENNIS TEAM ality of Bill Hoover would never energy and hard work which he team, as well as to all Robstown in Robstown,has made a perma- school. Through patience, hard Mr. Hoover has organized, devel- team through victory and defeatg this we say sincerely to a Won Job' 'HL 4-ff 'X N564 ri 9144-0 Pisa... 3, f . in -1 . . - I ' . ar .Nui - . . V I .. -. ,gsr A . , .gil Mb 'H' I. ,.,,. 523541: ' -F , ' 5 Tj , , f .-,4. ,. I 'Vi' 1 2... 1 V .M . V. 'S Q . .,...-77 1 , 4...- . ,.-'--'-'Q ,.. 1 ,..,... o.4.s,4 . ,.,,, f4.i.4v ',,,,. .,..4sA, .-Q-fl...- ..-.-. - ..,,, Y.. ..v f ' .- ' .,,,, . .apo ' . .-- ' ,,.. .......+g . .-- ,,. V .,,,.. 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TRACK The Cottonpxcker track team had the most successful season 1n the h1story of the school The team brought home eleven trophxes from such track meets as Hub C t R l 1 y e ays Donna Relays Gobbler Relays Robstown Relays and D1StT1Ct and Reglonal meet Team honors were won at the Gobbler Relays Robstown Relays and the D1str1ct and Re 1 l g ona meet It was the f1rst reg1onal track v1ctory m the hxstory of the school Boys who took part ln state meet were Martln Perez Charles Brook G s ene Helpert Bllly Earl Wrlght Em1l1o Gonzales and Earl Jalufka Helpert took second ln the 100 and 220 yard dash and was a member of the thlrd place 440 rela t W y eams rlght Gonzales and Brooks were members of the 440 Relay team also Members of th1s year s track team are Ben Soto m1le Martm Perez d1scus Bllly Earl Wr1ght sprmts Gene Helpert sprmts welghts Charles Brooks hurdles sprmts Earl Jalufka broad Jump hurdles We1ghtS Em1l1o Gonzales sprmts Alfonso Ramlrez 880 Reuben V1daurr1 880 Jesse Chapa pole vault Ronn1e Harwell hurdles Homer Smlth 440 hurdles Mlke Maloy 440 Buddy Jones welghts Roddy Rxpple hurdles 440 Doug Haskett h1gh Jump Bobby Schanen hurdles Mllton Menn m1le Jesse Escarmo 440 Jesse Ram1rez 880 Charles Hoelscher hurdles Narc1soCantu pole vault F6l1X Salas pole vault sprmts Juan Mendez manager Larry Maloy manager and 880 4135 s : . 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X 4-, kr' - in -.W , K, 1. -5 - rx - A4 -- . .: V T -1 I .?.- -,J hyq, ,, . . 1- , l 1 Quik ' ,Q--.-if -1 , ,A , .I .'s- -' ,.,,,1f,t'v11. ,hm , .1 .V ,'f'J QL:Izg V 'j! ,3, .Q 1 - 1 1 - I A -1-,U 1x ,- 4, , '11 1 1 . l 1 1 1 f I I . . 1 1 1 I l ' I ' I I I Y I Y 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 3 1 5 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 46 -,arf Ma rtln Perez Dxscus Emllxo Gonzales Sprmt Relay 100 Yard Dash Charles Brooks Hurdles Sprmg Relay .En av 1'9 W 5-if-55,133-M Q93 Earl Ialufl-ca Shot Put Broad Jump Bxll W rlght Sprmt Rolay Eugene Helpert Sprmt Relay 100 Yard Dash W A r A f A 1 I ew' L ' , .: 3 A ' ' 'l ' F I 1- - I -ulgf. A-H A Y A L, 'll r V -- f, Q- fs- , , y 1 l - ,. 5? I Va, -V , .V A. - ' ' x . Teo- ,A v. ' ' s ' ALA? ' T-' A- . ' + -1. V w .. ' -v '-' ' ..'Zxf, - . , - 5 ll, ,LW , ,,., wv , Y- 1. -gt-, , 4 J ,v -7' 1 . - , .. .' - x A 1' I .. 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'. Q .V A, ,V . Q L . 4, x ' 7 A 4R,,.V3,,1vA' R Vg P 4+ ' ff 11: 'C' ll gh x I f 5 f 7 . . .-4. FI, . THE 1952 BASEBALL TEAM Left to right: Ronnie Harwell, second baseg Charles Dittlinger, first baseg Billy Joe Steiger, left fieldg Bill Quinlin, right fieldg Carl Hoelscher, pitcherg Dan Menn, second baseg Max Ender, third baseg Raymond Buckholt, pitcherg Martin Perez, pitcherg Alfredo Obregon, catcherg Kenneth Emshoff, short stopg Johnny Green, second baseg Charles Lawley, catcherg and Earl Davis Ialufka,center field, look out of the dug out before the game with Tait. - .AL I 1 X All 'fi F 4 ..f-9 ..4 fin p AEM l By 33564 V ew sr GPC L f Dan Menn Kenneth Emshoff Second Base Short SCOP -.1 QPN 1 l I 1-,f I 1. x ,f lx ff l I wiv A O -11 K c 41415, Carl Hoelscher P1tcher l f Charles Dittlinger First Base Alfredo Obregon Johnny Green Catcher Second Base Center Field ,l D . . 'D . ,Q lilllo. SW' ,J -I S'E' l ' v IFC, , , l' - L f ' 1 ww ,W Nggm f' , ...mf l - ., A U .. ix JA I QI! W' ' 'A , ' ' , A Billy Joe Steiger fr Ronnie Harwell X 3 L Left Field l Second Base' . A A ' 2 lla 1 l Q ' N qua.. lvlartm F Pltrh 13 n, I 'Ji ' ,,, -1 J ' ' fi ' W- - 1 ' 1 4- ' ... A I yr' V ' - 7? .:.:, Blll Q urxlu Rwht F161 A Rvy monc. Bockholt Pltrhc r 11 1111 enff 1 W tb- P1 5 l ' Q 'D' V Q! 1 n l R 9 . 5 . X ws E l liz 'l Ya fkzf C- Fi-lui -4-.Q fgfan M L Ap 4 k f ff - -if-'K7' M ' -f A X W-5' lx, , . 5921? J wr X k ,J X A 4 'Q w' SER, . , 'T' A ' NL, . I ' .' Wr r A Cha l-5 La Icy T',-- 1 1 W Ak' Wy! 4 my ff bi? J ifig, all-E11 Ixlax Enoe r L xx Tfurd Base fatclme N-as 4 ...f 'QP ju X 'X fmwikf ' KE 'WPA All kewl- ILS. 'D' ' Lf' 3 r-. . , l. , -, Y' Q, ,N Q, K x . I , .,.. . . . -X, .. U5-I . , 1, 'ur .- 1 .wi '1.iS . .le ,,,ll-,1,1. vvn, Xnv I ' V . . T., i V 'S xg, 'Pa un. f Q ,, A f, l.. 1 1 1 .,x ,,.- .-.L :Il .1 N115- mp 4 1 Roger 22' Butler Y TOrr'1my Goodrldge Harry Hutchlson Leonard Speer Coach Ixxelman Edvyaro Floyd -ns, , X -N n-ggi! or arte! .N 1491-r V 8 'ff 'iwyv id' wb 1 twiki Let S make Robstown safe The Wynn Seale Safety Patrol watch the school crossmgs before school at lunch and after school Below you see Wynn Seale s football team wlth Coach .T B Outlaw The f1ve young 1ad1es are the Bo1lweev11 cheerleaders They are left to rlght Sarah Cooper Sandy Eshburger Wanda Bomer Har r1et Hutch1son Della Jean Sclulhab gui ITQR aa -I . W. ' ' V--X .aff 'AS 55:75:35 1, -.Vw-n ,yvx I' . .- ' NV? S- .. 1' A K 0.1: , .I E . '- .-Zalsil . egg' :rata v7 ,' if A f Q' ' ' -1' w ',,--. ,Af -3 . Y 5 rv . L ' V --A-2 ' -- ' e Q - ' V 1, G., 1 fr nv .' -pq' ml 'Q 95, f ! '4 . 1 KE ' f Z,k . -A ,, ' ' lx' QL .Q . 3, Q .' I A. 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'wgliiggiiiff 5 ' rj , .- 1i-'fn'-TW lf as-. . .Lv -Q V- I 'U-'Z' ,Fl 5 ' ' ' , f A 'E wif .jsrseiiii , ' n 1 1 u U I F . j '44!'t-Q. 65. Two straws and one Cup--Roger and Doris Like other fishermen and hunters, Carl know how good the fountain drinks are at Thomas and Otis Wilder make Troutrnan's HARRELL. DRUGS . WESTERN AUTO headquarters. liklt 34 ' A N . Q ull 5? Selecting wall paper for an F. H.A project is fun at MAGEE LUMBER COMPANY . -,1 .4'- f'....a.-Q. ...ny ,Q .A.. ! iui.,.g'x - TW X f. iq FM' - xl5 '- fs are 7? 3 nt, .llfii I ...Q- ' SEEUS 'F WV' ' g-ur' 47 l ,lx 'U' 'fi A-f.., Max Ender knows that all sorts of hunting Mr. Loch invites the Agriculture students supplies as well as car supplies are at and their parents to bring their animal VICKERY'S AUTO PARTS. feeding problems to him. v A551511-If dr I 1 x'-'LQ aaa, WZ Joan Paschal and Jo Nelle Rabke inspect Don Wier and Bobby Bird appreciate the the beautiful accessories at BALZER'S. courteous service that accompanies their purchase of gift cosmetics atCITY DRUG. Norma knows the MELODY SHOP carries Young and old alike know that the good a fine line of music to fit every mood orange flavor ofORANGE CRUSHis a wel- from Bach to boogxe come refreshment on hot summer days. T Kodak Cameras 4 1 ? X ' 1 . 4, Selecting photographic supplies from the large stock at MODERN PHARMACY are IuliaGonzalez, Teresa Bosquez, and Roque Villarreal. V+, ,-N' 'ig- 'ifff , - 'ar V : 4' L 15155322 W .ix ill and Jay, looking forward to the future, Robstown students admire the beautiful inspect new tractors atKELLAM-OLIVER. new Fords displayed and sold at ROBS- TOWN MOTOR CO. 'Sv gg-13 . V -ff a Q 'fi Q la as 030 a 'P fl ' ' 7 Roger helps Joan and Doris shop tor a I9 Q, Q T HE R OBS T OW N pmmc at CITY GROCERY, the laeal 44 4 RECORD has an the place for fancy and staple grocerles. Q A Q lv news about Robstown 64052 Q9 folks, suh! CSQQAQ. 1. ' 'WA' Rh L ' d ' ' D l l k t ea Oulse an Juflmle a G OO .a SIMONS is a handy place to Get that rett flowers and ewelr to o with D Eumine T d re S S il S feitu Fed at good service, typical of Humble Sta- ANTHONYS tions, before starting on a picnic. 91' H J-ff. Anticipating a typical hot Robstown CENTRAL PHARMACY has a reputa- summer, Ronnie Smith and Johnny Ad- tion for fine Cosmetics and perfumes ams inspect a cooler at ROBSTOWN with the high school girls. HARDWARE- a k?'f. .fl .C Q B 4 A 1 3: Z 'af V Iyg. . ' -Fgffiffit, 3,1 The friendly attention at ROBSTOWN NATIONAL BANK encourages high school students in thrift habits. Here Norris Burton, assisted by Mr. Williams, banks his rnagazine profits. Mr.Moe11er typifies the friendly service atTI-IE MORRIS STORE,which features famous brand names in cosmetics. iv' ,ff v- ' 'T- M,- ,,.f- 1 'f- li' ff' V I r--ll T'-' pf' h 4' 5 PAX Thefreshest frumt LH tovxn may be found at SAN1 S W 1 may 'k Because they lxke clean clothes carefully and rourteoue-ly laundered and dry cleaned ROBS TOWN STEAM LAUNDRY 15 popular wlth students FRUIT STAND where Mr Sam Mrs 'Sam or llke STIITTCY Mayers and tea hers hke Mr Klel daughter Yolanda w111 g1V9 you Sfnlllflg SGTVICS man and Mr Tarpley r '9 IILSYEAD wmsrean '1QT0,'f,5,,, p 4 Glgoignzis -1 E -Q-5 -s,, Whether you want a new Pontlar' or a Qeronc. hand car or an escellent repalr on your old rar MILSTEAD S 15 the plare to Oo ll F 51 ufjl -liz? Wfxxsxx XX X 5 -nasff' Our cover gxr1,Dor1-2 Cromer, Chows us agaxn the Catalma Swlm Qults found at LIEBERMAN'S 5 A T T ' 2 - 1 . A 'li ' F' V 1 .fiorafim-M ' - ,- v- ffl, 53 . ' -Q4 A' 'Q Q 1 i -ff ' '- ,, 'G-v ' 4 F 'L I m ' ' . ., ff 'H . 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