Brady High School announces 1965 honor graduates
Principal Boya Hunt named valedictorian Johnnie Sue Jordan with 95.88 and salutatorian Victor Schill with 94.75. Magna Cum Laude include James Marvin Burns 94.60 Danny Schill 94.50 Janie Crew 94.06, Cum Laude Betty Tally 94 Judy Hoffs pauir 93.80 Sheila Kentson 93.45 Janice Eckenridge 93.25 Sandra Juligue 92.94. 90+ averages list Jerry Atherton 92.93 Mary Ziriax 92.66 Helen Wilson 91.73 Jeannie Seals 91.72 Kenneth Moore 91.68 Brenda Neve 91.55 Kurt Otte 91.25 Nora Rich 91.1 Billie Jean Sellman 91.05 Harold Anderson 90.28 Linda Harvey 90. Graduation May 27 8 p.m. Bulldog Stadium. Johnnie Sue Jordan active in many clubs. Victor Schill active in clubs and UIL activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boya Hunt
Johnnie Sue Jordan
Victor Schill
James Marvin Burns
Danny Schill
Janie Crew
Betty Tally
Judy Hoffspauir
Sheila Kentson
Janice Eckenridge
Sandra Juligue
Jerry Atherton
Mary Ziriax
Helen Wilson
Jeanine Seals
Kenneth Moore
Brenda Neve
Kurt Otte
Nora Rich
Billie Jean Sellman
Harold Anderson
Linda Harvey
Brady High School
Bulldog Stadium
Johnnie Sue
J. J. Jordan
Brady
Kenosha
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Future Teachers Association
Pan American Club
Future Nurses
The
Bulldog Bark
Brady High
Lions
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Brady Band
Stardusters
Brady Band Boosters elect Boswell new president
Elbert Boswell was elected president of the Brady Band Boosters for the coming year at the meeting in the new band hall Monday night. Other officers include M. G. Breckenridge first vice president Wayne Rawlings second vice president Mrs Leo Oates secretary and Ralph Micklethwait treasurer. The retiring president Rev William B Douglas reviewed the year and noted the group spent over 2700 on band programs. The Brady High Band plans a Six Flags trip on May 7 and a Spring Concert on May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Boswell
Brady Band Boosters
M. G. Breckenridge
Wayne Rawlings
Leo Oates
Ralph Micklethwait
William 8. Douglas
Bard
Brady High
Six Flags
Bulldog Band Heads to Six Flags Contest Friday
The Brady Bulldog Marching Band of 80 members leaves Friday at 5 a.m. for the Six Flags High School Marching Contest. They perform at 11:30 a.m. against Quanah Devine Cisco and Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma schools, then stay at Six Flags until 10 p.m. They overnight at the Lennox Hotel in Prairie and depart Brady around noon Saturday. Band director Jamey Mallow is reachable at the Lennox or Six Flags for emergencies.
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Brady Bulldog
Six Flags
Quanah
Devine
Cisco
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Lennox Hotel
Prairie
Jamey Mallow
Deadline Set For School Transfers In 1965 66 Term
June 1 is the final date for parents to transfer children from one school district to another for the 1965 1966 term. Parents wishing to enroll in a district outside their residence must file an transfer application with the County Superintendent in the courthouse.
Fireside Nursing Home Welcomes Visits as It Grows
Fireside Nursing Home on U S Highway 87 South marks its third month of operation with 24 residents from Brady and nearby counties. The facility employs 14 full time staff, two part time workers, and has additional relief help for illness or emergencies. A spokesman invites churches clubs and civic organizations to visit anytime with no set visiting hours.
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Fireside Nursing Home
U. S. Highway 87
Menard Highway
Brady
Hospital appoints Melvin woman as Eden office manager
Mrs. W. D. Flemming of Melvin has been named office manager at Concho County Hospital in Eden. She succeeds Mrs. James T. Robbins who tendered her resignation effective May 1.
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Concho Hospital
W. D. Flemming
Melvin
Concho County Hospital
Eden
James T. Robbins
FFA Invitational Rodeo Heads to Jubilee Arena This Weekend
The annual FFA Invitational Rodeo runs Friday and Saturday at Jubilee arena. All-area FFA chapters compete for team banners with eight Brady contestants for Rodeo Queen, and events include bull riding and wild cow saddling. Tickets are 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
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FFA
Jubilee Arena
Brady
Rochelle
Mullin
Zephr
Mason
Lometa
Melvin
Brady Beauties
Kay Lankford
Dewanab Hemsions
Sheila Knutson
Nancy Gibson
Sharon Jones
Janie Crew
Marilyn Blackwell
Harold Heath
Brownwood
Bobby Gholson
Cross Plains
Oklahoma Visitors From Tulsa On Two Week Stay
Here From Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Frank Guyton of Tulsa Okla have been recent guests of his brother Roger Guyton and family and other relatives for the past two weeks.
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Oklahoma
Frank Guyton
Tulsa
Okla
Roger Guyton
Days Of Old West Return To Brady High
Brady High School plans a Western Day on May 6 with students and teachers in period dress. Nonconformists face penalties. beards makeup and Western items may be bought for 16. Contests include bubble gum blowing and wheelbarrow races with events in Bulldog Stadium.
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Brady High
Peady High School
Bulldog Stadium
Houn' Dawgs Barbecue Set For Monday Night
The Ol Houn' Dawgs Club will hold its annual Spring Barbecue Monday night at Richards Park. Brady High School athletes will attend as guests, with Dr. J. R. Wood as president and Gordon Wood, Brownwood High Lions coach, delivering the principal address. Awards for the outstanding back and lineman of the past season will be presented.
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Ol Houn’ Dawgs
Richards Park
Brady High School
J. R. Wood
Gordon Wood
Brownwood High School Lions
WW I Vets Plan District Meeting in Brady
The 21st District convention of Veterans of World War I will meet in Brady on Sunday May 1 with Brady Barracks No 1466 as host. Registration starts at the National Guard Armory, lunch at noon, and an afternoon program. The Ladies Auxiliary led by Mrs Walter Hurd and Mrs Dee Hampton will also meet at the same time.
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21St District Convention of
Brady
Brady Barracks No. 1466
National Guard
Dee Hampton
George Engdahl
Walter Hurd
Brady Board Outlines Accelerated School Desegregation Plan
Brady Independent School District trustees outlined a phased desegregation plan under the Civil Rights Act to fully desegregate Brady Public Schools by the 1967-68 school year. The plan begins in 1965 with first grade integration and expands through 1967, with freedom of choice remaining for some grades and a faculty integration committee to study East Ward staff placement.
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Brady Independent School District
Brady Public Schools
Brady
U. S S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Supt. C. A. Reynolds
Fast Ward
Dunbar
South Ward
East Ward
Reynolds
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Francis Keppel
Office of Education
Commissioner of Education
Jerry Davis
Murray Jordan
Davis
Howard Payne College
Lohn Valley Group Re-Elects All Officers
Fifty seven members attended the Lohn Valley Protective Association annual meeting at Cornils ranch. Officers Paul Lohn president David Bratton vice president and Bill Moseley secretary treasurer were unanimously re-elected. Wesley Bratton was elected to the board to replace the late W. W. Walker. Three members died last year and three new members Clifton Montgomery Singleton Fowler and Tom Bradley Jr joined. An honorary member was named Glenn Wright and H N Moore was named honorary as well. Guests included Bill Crew FE L Bodenhamer and Bill Polk. A barbecue followed the business session.
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Lohn Valley Protective Association
Cornils Ranch
Cow Creek
Paul Lohn
David Bratton
Bill Moseley
Wesley Bratton
W. W. Walker
W. N. White
D. €. Middleton
Woodrow Riley
H. N. Moore
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Bill Crew
FE. L. Bodenhamer
Bill Polk
Pug Cornils
WTCC Board Elects Isbell Director at Abilene Meet
Isbell director George Purcell and James Isbell attended the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Abilene. Isbell was elected to the WTCC board for a three year term.
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George Purcell
James Isbell
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Abilene
Isbell
WTCC
Officers Installed At Jaycees Banquet In Brady
Jon Ed Weaver became president of the Brady Junior Chamber of Commerce at a Friday night installation banquet at the Plateau Restaurant. State Jaycee program chairman Bill Hart installed officers in a candle light ceremony. Lynn Dale Kelso received the outstanding Jaycee of the year award for extensive time and travel. Eldred Pruitt was master of ceremonies. Fuller Self was guest speaker stressing personal development. Other officers installed include Jim Ellison first vice president W C Martin second vice president Paul Cade secretary treasurer Chan Carson inter club director and James K Jordan and Bob Woodard directors.
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Jon Ed Weaver
Brady Junior Chamber of Commerce
Plateau
Bill Hart
Brownwood
Lynn Dale Kelso
Brady Jaycees
E. W. Frost
Nea! Self
Eldred Pruitt
Fuller Self
Self
Jim Ellison
W. C. Martin
Dent
Paul Cade
Secre
Chan Carson
Interclub
James K. Jordan
Bob Woodard
Brownwood Jail Escapees Sought After Brown County Break
McCulloch County authorities hunt two escaped prisoners from Brownwood after a Sunday morning jail break. Eugene Wilson 34 and Jerry Gage 28 reportedly fled in a stolen car abandoned near Brady, with Wilson linked to prior manslaughter offenses and parole status. Local sheriff warns they are dangerous as a statewide alert spreads through San Angelo radio.
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McCulloch County
Brownwood
Brown County
Brady
West White Street
Sam McCollum
Joe Townsend
Eugene Wilson
Jerry Gage
Doug Jarvis
Jarvis
San Haa
San Antonio
Wilson
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Gage
Houston
San Angelo
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BHS
Science Club
Rotary Club
Youth Congress
Cecil Schill
Victor Schile
Johnnie Sur
Jordan
Band Boosters
Boswell
Bulldog
Fireside Home
Joe Evridge
Ronnie Selman
Braty High School
Vets
NEW Jaycee
North Side
North Ward
Lohn Valley Group
LVPA
Harry Curtis
John Yantis
Association
Clifford Montgomery
Singleton
Fowler
Tom Bradley
Glenn Wright
Marble Falls
Doole
Jaycees
Jaycee
McCulloch
Luke Vogel
Vogel
Si Vogel
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