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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1972
Page
6
The Pony League releases a full 8 p.m. schedule from May 31 through July 22 featuring Cameron Blue, Cameron Maroon, Cameron Rebels, Hearne Rebels, Hearne Astros, Rosebud, Thorndale, and JUNE 23 Rosebud at Hearne Astros.
The Pony League roster reads by team for the James Connally Campus at State Tech. Maroons include Cham berlain Roberson Henry Bradley Fincher Hornung Jones Mikulec Green Scott Walker Barr White, and others. Rebels feature Kopriva Mondrik Zavodny White Hollas Burnett Brown Miller Haag Trubee Tindall Pitts. Bluejays list Smither man Smitherman Sapp Zarosky Lewis Coleman Tamez Kelley Heitman Wilk inson Pair Daniels.
A five week program covering symbols scale and terminology for interpreting architectural and engineering drawings. It begins Thursday June 1 with classes twice weekly 6 30 to 9 30 p m. Pre register by June 1 with Mrs Mildred Crouch at TSTI Blog 236 799 3611 Ext 263. Instructors are Ted Babb and Olen Ricketts of TSTI building construction technology.
The schedule lists high school playoffs prompting make-up games. On Monday May 29 Minor League Giants face White Sox at 5 30 and Yankees play Hustlers at 7 16. Tuesday May 30 Little League Yankees meet White Sox at 5 30. Wednesday May 31 Little League Bears clash with Braves at 5 30. Pony league game follows the Little League contest.
The Taylor Optimist Explorer Post 169 will sponsor a three-division area tennis tournament as part of the Taylor Independence Days Festival. Matches begin July 1 with finals July 4 at City Park courts, entry $1.50 per event, deadline June 24 1972.
Effective May 25 1972 the farm business its equipment and consumer accounts are sold to Frank Tomascik who operates in Cameron Buckholts and Rockdale as Service Oil Company. Tomascik is a jobber for Arco Oil Company. For orders call Cameron 697 2542 Buckholts 593 2600 or Rockdale 512 446 2322.
The Bryan golf course hosts the 1972 invitational June 10 11 with scratch and handicap divisions. A free Cadillac for a hole in one on hole 2, pro line clubs and other prizes are awarded. A barbecue dinner is scheduled Saturday night June 10 with an entry fee of 40 dollars per team.
The Cameron Junior High School announces the 1972 73 cheerleaders. Seventh graders Brenda Kunz and Anne Marie Marek are chosen for cheerleader roles, while eighth graders Janice Friemel Janet Harwell and head cheerleader Sheri Heitm an are selected.
The Distributive Education department at Yee High School held its annual banquet Thursday night. Speaker was Delbert Burlison, chairman of the DECA advisor committee. Welcome given by Glynn Cummings, president, and invocation by Joe Troy, vice president.
Yoe High seniors took a trip to Six Flags Over Texas leaving at 5:00 p.m. and returning about 6:30 a.m. Graduation rehearsal featured markers and spacing issues as Dale Litzman walked the aisle reading a program. Teachers begin cleaning shelves after nine months of school.
Robert Mann accepts Assistant Professor of Journalism at Southern Methodist University in Dallas after earning degrees at Yee High School Sam Houston State University and the University of Colorado He has served as assistant city editor for the Dallas Times Herald and is son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Mann of Cameron.
On May 16 the Cameron Yoe Future Farmers of America elected Jim Titsworth as president Lawrence Bauer as vice president Paul Vaculin as secretary Tom Jenson as treasurer Ricky Richter as reporter Ricky Reinders as sentinel and Jamie Odom as chaplain. New officers were installed by the outgoing officers after the vote. The group discussed buying a shredder for the chapter tractor and the possibility of building a 24 by 32 concession stand at Yoe stadium.
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