Bronte High To Send Regional League Meet Team
Fifteen Bronte High School students head to Big Spring for U I L regionals. Gary Stroebel advances in science, while nine track athletes compete under Coach Cecil Toliver. Notables include Brian Richards, Doug McCutchen, Davis Corley, and pole vaulter David Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte High School
Big Spring
University
Gary Stroebel
Bronte
Clint Low
Stroebel
Cecil Toliver
Brian Richards
Doug McCutchen
Gary Allen
David Glenn
Doug McCut
Glofers
Bob Bell
Charles Masterson
Keith McCutchen
Steve Williams
Ronald Cooper
School to switch to Daylight Saving Time in April
Bronze School will change over to Daylight Saving Time on April 30 as Supt. C. B. Barbee reports. He urges parents to note the schedule change so children do not arrive an hour late for classes.
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Bronze Schoole
Texas
Supt. C. B. Barbee
Clay drafts and library funds mark a curious week
A columnist notes Cassius Clay’s choice to face jail rather than be drafted, jokes about his alter ego Abdulah Alakazan, and commends Bronte School trustees for allocating 2400 dollars for new library books during National Library Week. A wife’s postal joke closes the piece.
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Bronte
FHA Girls Headed to Dallas for State Convention
Mrs. Royce Fancher will accompany three Future Homemakers members to Dallas for the state FHA convention. The theme is WHA Design for Living. Trula Reeves and Linda Carlton are local delegates and Janet Lee joins the 100 voice FHA choir. Mrs. Clyde Lee will lead the group to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Fancher
Dallas
Trula Reeves
Linda Carlton
Janet Lee
My. Peal
Clyde Lee
Longhorn Band earns Division II rating at meet
Bronze Longhorn band returned from Sweetwater with Division II ratings in sight reading and concert and previously earned Division II in a marching contest. Band Director Russell L. Fuller called the ratings excellent. Concert set for May 18 at 8 p.m. with public invited. Mrs. A. G. Erwin and Andrea of Lubbock were weekend guests of Mrs. Myrtle Keeney.
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Sweetwater
Russell L. Fuller
Fuller
A. G. Erwin
Andrea of
Lubbock
Myrtle Keeney
Bronte School Board Reorganizes Leadership and Committees
Bronte Independent School District board reorganizes for the 1967 year with Conda O Richards reelected president Horace Taylor named vice president and A E Bell Jr secretary Three standing committees are named building and maintenance Taylor Bell budget and finance Bill Thomas Harold Moon personnel Joe Rawlings Wayne Arrott An equali zation board is appointed for the 1967 tax year and new members are D K Glenn Sid Evans J B Mackey Edward Cumbie alternates The board approves shelving bid from M N Lee Construction Co and a bulletin board bid from Greensteel Corp and allocates 2400 for library books plus rehiring of auxiliary staff.
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Bronte School
Conda O. Richards
Horace Taylor
A. E. Bell Jr
Taylor and Bell
Bill Thomas
Harold Moon
Joe Rawlings
Wayne Arrott
D. K. Glenn
Sid Evans
J. B. Mackey
Edward Cumbie
M. N. Lee Construction Co
Bronte
Greensteel Corp
Dallas
Clark Glenn
Tommy Lee
B. D. Snead
Marvin Corley
Clayburn Webb
Jason Culpepper
R. W. Sims
George Braswell
Mary Walker
Pete Gentry
Clint A. Low Jr
Louis Baker
Evert Best
Hurley Named New Lions Officer for Region 2
Elmer Hurley, Bronte Lions Club worker, named deputy district governor for Region 2. He will assume duties June 1, overseeing clubs in Blackwell Colorado City Loraine Roscoe Ballinger Sweetwater Miles Norton Paint Rock Rowena Talpa Winters Bronte and more. He plans to organize evening clubs in Winters Ballinger and aims to help start at least two new clubs next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hurley
Lions Club
Bronte
Midland
Blackwell
Colorado City
Loraine
Roscoe
Ballinger
Sweetwater
Miles
Norton
Paint Rock
Rowena
Talpa
Winters
Hurley
Lionisny
Robert Lee
San Angelo
Bronte Evening
Cancer Crusade Raises $351.04 in Bronte Drive
Zeta Delta HD Club and Sorosis Study Club canvassed Bronte for the Cancer Crusade collecting $306.04 with $45 from city clubs totaling $351.04. T. F. Sims volunteers for business district canvassing and several named workers assist the drive under county chair Conda Richards and Crusade chief Jerry Thomason, with continuation on the back page.
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Zeta Delta HD Club
Sorosis Study Club
Bronte
Cancer Crusade
Royce Lee
T. F. Sims
C. B. Arrott
Lometa Juniper
E. F. Glenn
Edward Cumbie
Fort Chadbourne
Robert Reyes
J. W. Labenske
Hayrick
Jack Corley
Tennyson
Conda Oo. Richards
Jerry Thomason
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Ian Mackey
Austin Crownover
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Mackey
Coke County Service
Farm Bureau
Coke County
Davis Corley
U.S. Army
Cassius Clay
Abdulah Alakazan
Clay
Longhorn Band
Lions
Lions Work
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