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

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it .ef . 5 sl 2 1 s i i Q A 2. ,si RHS Welcomes Ready for a Norwegian folk dance or a South Texas parade, Turi poses in her national cos- tume. Of course Turi didn't wear her national costume to school, it did, however, add a great deal to several festive occasions and parades in Robstown. Signs of our times is further expressed in the welcoming of our exchange student, Turi Glenne. The ex- exchange student program provides the opportunity to exchange ideas and gain further understanding of each other's problems. Only through this exchange of ideas can tensions of the world be lessened. A familiar sight around R.H.S. is Turi with her many books and of course her box of sta- tionery. One of the courses required of exchange students is American History. Here Turi, in the Norwegian knit swe at e r , is adding to the day's discussion being led by Mrs. Bauer. 'iltlkva

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arks 50th Anniversary Mrs. Dunlap, the first bride in Robstown, is part of the halftime show put on by the A band in celebra- tion of Robstown 's 50th anniversary. PICREFS and coaches watch tensely as the1r f1ght1ng teammates battle m a heartbreakmg b1d for VICKOYY The crowds band and pep squad enter lnto the exc1tement sf-'kr

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l First Exchange Student Turi Ieams the finer points of making a T.D. from Coach Rittiman. Her screams of excite- ment were a familiar sound before the end of football season. Girls in Bermuda shorts are a common sight in South Texas, but Turi's vote for the shorts was definitely negative. However, a few warm days were very persuasive in changing her attitude, and soon Turi had joined in the parade of Ber- muda shorts. , my do - Mr. Corder and Mr.Teague seem very interested as Turi explains the meanings of the grades on her matriculation certificate which she brought from Norway. WE: , 5 us. 5 1