Bronte School Holds Eighth Grade Promotion Night
Bronte Schools will promote the 1965 Eighth grade class to high school in a Monday night program at 8. Rev Wayne N Stout of Central Baptist Church will give the main address. Supt C B Barbee will award promotional certificates to students including Bennie Carol Oglesby first honor with 94.2 and David Denman second with 90.4. Class officers are David Denman president Sheila English VP Ginger Murtishaw secretary treasurer and Melody Holcombe reporter. Principal James Gorgon is homeroom teacher.
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Bronte
Wayne N. Stout
Central Baptist Church
Supt
C. B. Barbee
Joy Elizabeth ‘Cervenka
David Clifford
Don‘ "Shelia Lynne
Don‘ "Shelia Lynne! English, Deborah’ Kay Gentry
Melody
Anne Holcombe
Janet Lee
Lana Lynn Low
Mary Jane Minjarez
Virginia Rand Murtishaw
Bennie Carol Oglesby
Nancy Lynann Richards
Manfred Rolf Thompson
Steve Oneal Williams
Johnny Murtishaw
Bennie
Carol Oglesby
David Denman
Sheila English
Ginger Murtishaw
Melody Holcombe
Prin
James Gorgon
May trip to Colorado outlined for Barbee class
The May itinerary for the Barbee class lists arrival in Colorado Springs on May 27 with tours of the Pikes Peak region the next days including the Garden of the Gods Royal Gorge and Air Force Academy. Departures to Bronte occur June 1 with contact options for class members provided.
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Colorado
C. B. Barbee
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
van Briggle Art Pottery
Garden of the Gods
Williams Canon
Temple Drive
Cave of the Winds
Serpendine
Manitou Springs
Air Force Academy
Royal Gorge
Colegrado Springs
Bronte
Barbee
Clark Gienn
Prin
Joe B. Simpson
Franklin Second With Sports Story
Bob Franklin of the Delaware County Times Chester Pennsylvan ia won second place in the Keystone Awards for a Sunday supplement sports story about a man who improved bowling through self hypnosis. The award is from the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publisher Association. He is the son of Mr and Mrs
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Bob Franklin
Delaware _County Times
Chester
Penna
Franklin
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publisher Association
Old Lake Filling From Creek In Bronte Park
Enterim in Bronte County Park is being filled with Kickapoo Creek water. Clint Low of Coke County Golf Association says golfers run the project and thanks P. J. Cervenka for the pump at one dollar per hour. Local supporters include J. T. Henry, Jamey Golson, Horace Grigg, Royce Lee, Conda Richards, Marvin Landers, and others who funded initial and ongoing pumping efforts.
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Enterim
Bronte County Park
Clint Low
Coke County Golf Association
P. J. Cervenka
Low
Clyde’ Lee
J. T. Henry
Jamey Golson
Horace Grigg
Royce Lee
Conda Richards
Marvin Landers
Noah Pruitt Jr
J. W. Caudle
John Boyles
J. B. Morrow
C. E. Bruton
Harlin Lee
Connally Calls Special Election for District 78
Governor John Connally set a June 26 special election in District 78 to replace the late Rep. Ed J. Carpenter who died May 11 in Austin. District 78 covers Coke, Sterling, Glasscock, Reagan, Martin and Howard counties. Two Big Spring men seek the post, including Frank Hardesty, Howard County Democratic chairman and local drugstore owner. Filing deadline with the Secretary of State is May.
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John Connally
Ed J. Carpenter
Austin
Coke
Sterling
Glasscock
Reagan
Martin
Howard
Big Spring
Frank
Hardesty
Y Drug
Secretary of State
Maya
Pupils of Mrs Kreyer To Present Recital Sunday
Voice and piano pupils of Mrs EB R Kreyer will be presented in a recital Sunday afternoon in the Robert Lee School auditorium. Junior and intermediate students perform at 2 p.m. followed by advanced numbers. a rehearsal is set for Saturday.
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EB. R. Kreyer
Robert Lee School
Robert Lee
Bronte
Giants Take Yanks in Little League tilt
The Giants defeated the Yankees 6 to 4 in a Monday night Little League game played here. Giants manager John McClure led his team, while Yankees manager was listed as J B and LeDrew Arrott.
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Giants
Yankees
John McClure
J. B
LeDrew. Arrott
Senior Class Will From 1965 School Graduation
The 1965 graduating class issues a humorous last will and testament bequeathing to the school body and faculty a shared example of scholarship and restful nights. Individual "bestowals" assign traits and fates to classmates and teachers, culminating in the principal named executor of the estate.
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Mary Corley
Donnah Holcombe
Peggy Corley
Janet Caperton
Thela Andrews
Royce Lee
Sharon Hurley
Laura Morrow
Mike McKown
Larry Corley
Kathy Terry
Ronnie Sims
Tony Olivas
Marla Rees
Pat Robinson
Bob Strickland
Bet Ivey
Ronnie Lee
Ronald Hooper
Ida Lee Parker
Suzanne Pruitt
Beth Ivey
Tad ‘Richards
Kenneth Wilkins
Manuel Reyes
Gerald Parker
Alvaro Martinez
Frosty Tea Party Honors Eighth Graders and Seniors
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Henry and Mrs George Thomas hosted a Frosty Tea Party at the Thomas home for eighth grade and senior high school graduation classes. Eighth graders viewed baby photos and room displays while seniors saw silhouettes and annuals since 1953. Decorations included pink maroon caps and scroll favors. refreshments featured frosted punch, fortune cookies, mints and nuts.
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J. T. Henry
George Thomas
Thomas
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Norma Lynn Pruitt
Farrell Jean Fikes
Donna Jo Ramsey
Rodney Mathers
Nona Jean Ramsey
Linda Cumbie
Elaine Fikes
Della Katherine Dean
Jerry Don Holcombe
Elaine Price
Dale Thomason
Randy Barbee
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