Corral Clubs appoints officers and schedules meetings
The Corral Club elected Sherry George as vice president at the November 22 meeting. Dean Trosper and Kerry Meason were nominated. The club set 7 30 am meetings for the third Thursday and regular fourth Monday. A constitutional revision committee was formed with Jerry Keys Bee Sehorn and James Driver. A field trips committee led by Sherry George with Frank Howard Cheryl Decker and Jimmy Herbert was appointed.
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Sherry George
Science Club
Dean Trosper
Kerry Meason
Jerry Keys
Bee Sehorn
James Driver
Frank Howard
Cheryl Decker
Jimmy Herbert
Latin Club Plans Christmas Party and Hay Ride
Members voted to hold a Christmas party on December 20 in the auditorium after discussing a hay ride at the end of the school year. The decision came during the November 22 meeting.
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Latin Club
Johnson FHA November Girl of the Month Sue Yager
Sue Yager, a Johnson High senior, earned 1819 points to win the November FHA Girl of the Month. She made A and B honor rolls, attended the FHA banquet, brought a guest, helped with entertainment, spent five hours decorating, and gave a committee report at regular meetings. Second place went to Carolyn Sear with 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Mach
Lileesa Wyatt
Susie Martin
Wanda Hicks
Fourth period sneeches contest on democracy meaning
A VEW contest Monday had sneeches on democracy what it means to be. Judging covered content 49 percent originality 40 percent and delivery 20 percent. Winners included David Gallizan Timmy Don Rothwell Jane Reecdale and Tack Kine Rimnere. Others listed: Mike Petty Jim Wakefield Bill Coliver Charles Reynelde Brenda Davis and Lois Holbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gallizan
Timmy Don Rothwell
Jane Reecdale
Tack Kine Rimnere
Mike Petty
Jim Wakefield
Bill Coliver
Chaples Reynelde
Brenda Davis
Lois Holbert
We who rebukes the world is rebuked bye the world
A fragment reflecting on personal integrity versus public power, noting the value of acting rightly over seeking the presidency. The line echoes a moral stance about measure and life’s tests through the Golden Rule.
William Marion Cross Biographical Spotlight
William Marion Cross known as Billy lives with Mr and Mrs W M Cross at 707 G N W. Born October 3 1947 in Memphis he is 18, six feet tall and 160 pounds. His favorites include John Wayne and Sean Connery, Sandra Dee, Swiss steak, blue and red, the 1965 Chevy, Wonderland by Night, and To Kill a Mockingbird. His hobbies are working on his car driving it and hunting. He has joined Specd I II Spanish I II Science Club and plays football and basketball. Gold Star Boy 1965 honors Texas Tech chosen for college and accounting as career. He hopes to own a 409 to run at the drugs. Ideal girl not yet found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Aggie
John Wayne
Sean Connery
Sandra Dee
Texas Tech
Sophomores Award Prizes In Candy Sales
The Sophomore Class met in the auditorium at 8 15 Tuesday morning to award prizes to top sellers from each sponsor group. Connie Wiseman led with 101 candy bars and earned 10 dollars. Gaye Elliott, Barbara Nichols, Harry Whiteford, and Gloria Garcia were top sellers in their groups, each receiving 2 50. A Brenda Rogers fund was discussed to buy a television for her room, with a jar in each sponsor’s room to collect next week.
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Connie Wiseman
A. B. Shaw
Gaye Elliott
Barbara Adams
Barbara Nichols
Agnes Hughes
Harry Whiteford
Shaw's
Gloria Garcia
Cecil Reynolds
Brenda Rogers
Invitations Are Selected for Senior Class Announcements
The class officers at Murray Sealey High School chose three options for senior announcements from invitations selected by the student body. The nine month senior milestone was reached as the class considers the best liked design for the final year publication.
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Adoressen
Murray Sealey
Sor + uzraving Co
Cus
Cats Corner Basketball Forms Four Teams for Season
The Cats Corner program lists the A squad with Willie Bates Paul Camp Billy Cannon Willie Clark Billy Cross James Driver David Galligan Robert Gilmore James Grantham Bobby Rowland Andy Scott Hugh Session Pat Steed Randy Nance The Junior Varsity includes Travis Downing Ronald Hatcher Mike Henderson Ike Hughes Donny McCain Troy Norrell Bill Preston Jimmy Rothwell Gary Scott Elton Shies Ronnie Smotherman Gary Smotherman Kerry Meason The B team features Jeffery Cordell Lynn Dowdy Tommy Eubanks Joe Bill Hardison Johnny Hughes John Kennedy Larry Moore Ira Murchison Robert Proffitt Ronnie Smotherman Ben Bob Walker Larry West Ellis Whitehead Wayne Yowell The Freshman team comprises Joe Bruce Atkinson Randy Barber Larry Reftis Claude Branch Johnny Clover Bill Collier Phil Davenport Jerry Dobbs Lloyd Eaton Mike Evans Harold Fuller Thomas Garcia Danny Havins Scott Johnston Garland Kincannon Danny Lane Billy Yatham Tune Martinez Bruce Morey Bill Parker Mike Prett Roger Procter Charles Revalde K Sessman David Shackleford and Steve Wells.
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Willie Bates
Paul Camp
Billy Cannon
Willie Clark
Billy Cross
James Driver
David Galligan
Robert Gilmore
James Grantham
Bobby Rowland
Andy Scott
Hugh Session
Pat Steed
Randy Nance
Junio Varsity
Travis Downing
Ronald Hatcher
Mike Henderson
Ike Hughes
Donny McCain
Troy Norrell
Bill Preston
Jimmy Rothwell
Gary Scott
Elton Shies
Ronnie Sims
Gary Smotherman
Kerry Meason
Jeffery Cordell
Lynn Dowdy
Tommy Eubanks
Joe Bill Hardison
Johnny Hughes
John Kennedy
Larry Moore
Ira Murchison
Robert Proffitt
Ronnie Smotherman
Ben Bob Walker
Larry West
Ellis Whitehead
Wayne Yowell
Joe Bruce Atkinson
Randy Barber
Larry Reftis
Claude Branch
Johnny Clover
Bill Collier
Phil Davenport
Jerry Dobbs
Lloyd Eaton
Mike Evans
Harold Fuller
Thomas Garcia
Danny Havins
Scott Johnston
Garland Kincannon
Danny Lane
Billy 'Atham
Tune Martinez
Bruce Morey
Bill Parker
Mike Prett
Roger Procter
Charles Revalde
K. C. Sessman
David Shackelford
Steve Wells
Karen Dement A Wellington High School Senior
Karen Dement born December 25 1947 to Mr and Mrs Thurman Dement in Wellington grows to 5 4 120 pounds with dark hair and eyes. She attends Wellington High School involved in Science Club FHA Choral Pep Squad and FTA holding librarian and pianist roles. She recalls an engagement ring from Tommy Fisher on February 7 1965 and hopes to study business secretarial work at McMurry University while pursuing a happy life with her ideal partner.
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Wellington
Karon Dement
Thurman L. Dement
Avenue I
Karon
Tommy Fisher
Karen
Paul Newman
Carolie Baker
McMurry
CHS Actors Shine in Macbeth Production
CHS students under Miss Kennedy presented Macbeth with many standout roles. Billy Jack Bohannon led as Macbeth, while Banquo was played by Larry Feagin and Lady Macbeth by Barbara Clements. The ensemble used crepe costumes and a wobbling staircase to stage scenes including Act II and the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Anges Kennedy
Billy Jack Bohannon
Macbeth
Earla Carmack
Linda Crouch
Larry Feagin
Cheryl Decker
Barbara Clements
Lady Macbeth
Miss Kennedy
Judy Gorley
Carolyn Henderson
Fleance
Ronny Gray
Jerry Henderson
Nancy Harrington
Jerry
Evelyn Holland
Rita Keel
Vicky Hines
Ross
Shirley Hightower
Lennox Sharlotte Howard
Ghost
Vicky
Sandra Larned
Sandra Moyers
Carolyn Seay
Pale Hecate
Judy Land
Russel Schaeffer
Susie Wilson
Ole’ Lennox
Thoms Rutledge
Caroling Adds Gladness to Christmas Season
Senior Vicky Hines and classmates at CHS praise Christmas caroling as a mood lifter. Suzy Wilson, Mrs Ehrle, and others share views on carolers spreading Christmas spirit, with plans to seek teacher support and involve the school.
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Vicky Hines
Frank Howard
Donnalene Bearden
Jane Ragsdale
Donna Bradford
Suzy Wilson
Vicky
CHS
DE Spotlight Feature on Jerry Don Henderson
DE Spotlight features Jerry Don Henderson, a resident living with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Henderson at 910 K. Nw. He works at Henderson Lumber Co. handling books, stocking, ordering, estimates and shop work. He aims to learn retail management and the government role in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Don Henderson
A. T. Henderson
K. Nw
Henderson Lumber Co
Jerry
Two Students Learn Via Sound System at CHS
Brenda Rogers and Mike Brown are innovative CHS students who attend class using Bell Telephone portable sound systems carried by friends. They participate in activities through room plugs and look forward to returning to halls and classrooms soon.
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Brenda Rogers
Mike Brown
CHS
Bell Telephone
Local Notes From School And Community Links
Rita Evans showcases birthday cards while Sandra Nelson previews recent designs. A geography lesson anchors room one with Mount Vesuvius on the floor plan and a small lake of indoor dew nearby. Green Jeep rides offered by Andy Longbine and blue 62 Chevy by Thomas Rutledge. social pledges noted.
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Rita Evans
Sandra Nelson
Mount Vesuvius
Andy Longbine
Thomas Rutledge
Five Fined In Student Traffic Court
Traffic court held December 1 after a student council meeting. Jury included Pat Steed Ben Bob Walker Bill Edrington Bobby Rowland and Andy Longbine. Violators listed Martin Tarentine James Driver Jackie Webb Teresa Tioward Larry Keys and Jon Vaughn. Vaughn and Tarentine were fined seven cents. Other fines ranged from 25 to 10 cents. Driver must appear next month as case undetermined.
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Pat Steed
Ben Bob Walker
Bill Edrington
Bobby Rowland
Andy Longbine
Martin Tarentine
James Driver
Jackie Webb
Teresa Tioward
Larry Keys
Jon Vaughn
Vaughn
Turentine
Driver
Ap. Pear
Acrobat and Yoga Expert To Speak On Assembly Program
Fed Schetter, a veteran acrobat and yoga expert, will speak and demonstrate yoga and related exercises in the assembly on Friday October 17. He has lifelong fitness roots with the American Turner Society and has toured the U S with his wife Clarice, teaching and performing across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed Schetter
Vancer
Ectiber
Id Schetter
American Turner Society
U. S
Schetter
New York
Clarice
Canada
Students Bring Food Drive for Red Cross at CHS
CHS students hold a White Christmas charity drive to aid the Red Cross of Childress. Each student brings at least one can wrapped in white and placed under a tree. Evelyn Holland James Grantham and Tommy Harwell greet donors in the front hall before delivering the food to the Red Cross.
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CHS
Red Cross of Childress
Candy Howard
Evelyn Holland James Grantham
Tommy Harwell
Red Cross
Betty Crocker Tests for Homemaking Seniors
Senior girls took the 40 minute Betty Crocker Knowledge and Aptitude test on December 7. The top state winner earns a $1,500 scholarship and an expense paid trip with a faculty advisor to Colonial Williamsburg and Washington D C. The second highest in the state gets a $500 scholarship, and the All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow prize is $5,000 with other awards for runners up.
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Betty Crocker
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington D. C
Cain
Rogers Name Baby Girl Glenda Born April 3 1948
Mr and Mrs Troy Rogers welcomed a baby girl named Glenda on April 3 1948 in Childress. The family now resides at 401 Avenue F Notheast.
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Troy Rogers
Childress
Glenda
Avenue F
Notheast
Glenda’s Profile at CHS as She Aims for Homecraft Success
At 17, Glenda stands 5 7 and 130 pounds with brown hair and eyes. Her pet peeve is people who think they are better than others. Favorite foods include fish French fries cornbread and red beans. Pink is her color and she would choose a 1965 Chevrolet. She prefers Shennandoah with Frank and Annette and enjoys Jubilee Trail reading and sewing. at CHS she belonged to FHA I IT and Choral 1B. Her ambition is to be a better housewife.
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Glenda
Frankie Avalon
Annette Funicello
Moral Courage Versus Wealth and Reputation
A moral stance is praised when actions align with right conduct. The text argues that choosing integrity over money preserves reputation, even if it leads to being hated for righteousness rather than loved for wrong.
CHS Blue Notes Honor All-Region Band Members Trip
CHS band members traveled with director Norman Hemphill to Stinnett for an all region concert after earning their chairs. The group included Sue Yager, Candy Howard, Linda Mooney and others from several schools. Freshman class praised for cleaning the band hall after the Freshman Senior party as morning rehearsals resume with four sessions per six weeks starting at 7 30 am.
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CHS
Elven
Stinnett
Norman Hemphill
Sue Yager
Candy Howard
Linda Mooney
Alice Wyatt
Earla Carmack
Charlotte Czewski
Pat Henry
Charles Allen
Bennie Foard
John Wells
Cheryl Jones
Nancy Bohannon
Senior Portrait of Robert Grimes of Carey
Robert Grimes a CHS junior born May 20 1948 in Childress lives with his parents Mr and Mrs H B Grimes in Carey He is 5 11 145 pounds Hazel eyes brown hair and turns seventeen He favors a red 1965 Ford Mustang and chicken fried steak with accompaniments He enjoys Goldfinger and shows with Tony Randall James Stewart and Doris Day He reads Gone With The Wind and loves The Wonderful World He is active in Spanish and Speech clubs plans West Texas State business courses and hopes to own his own business He has not yet found his ideal girl
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Robert Grimes
Robert
Carey
H. B. Grimes
Childress
Dumas
Goldfrieger
Tony Randall
James Stewart
Doris Day
West Texas State
When Is An F Better Than D At Mc Callum High School
The piece questions whether an F can be better than a D by comparing grading scales at Mc Callum High School in Austin. It notes that nationally an F averages 50 and a D 65, but at Mc Callum an F averages 65 and a D 60. The text hints at a possible typographical error in the school newspaper The Shield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCallum High School
Austin
McCallum
CHS Bass Section Members Named For Orchestra
The bass section of CHS is described as essential for flexible musical movement and a well articulated low end. It lists Bennie Foard John Wells John Pleming and Paula Powers as the section members.
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CHS
Bennie Foard
John Wells
John Pleming
Paula Powers
Reflections on Virtue and Mortality in Poetic Maxims
A compact collection of aphoristic lines on loyalty service and duty. The speaker muses on death as a common fate and the value of enduring effort and personal growth. The text contrasts folly and wisdom and extols small steps toward perfection.
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J. E. Zimmerman
American Colonies
Louis B. Wright
United States
Roland Young
America
Will Barker
Orvin Larson
Dr. Larson
Hub Corrall
Sharon Walkup
Dea Evans Bennie Foard
Lucretia Henderson
Sheila Devoi
Diane Huddleston
Sandra Mills
Don Palmer
Judy Shaw
Claude Wilks
Helen Johnson
Johnson
Wiliam Marion Cross
W. M. Cross
G. N W
Memphis
Cats Corner
McBeth
Marilyn Walker
Martin
Marilyn
Ceath ‘Ien
Wanda
Dlay Sy
Kat Quarter
Mim Kilcrease
Claude
Suvanne Thurman
Tommy Eubank
Cecelia Rutledge
Mertha Wallin
Bunny Jones
Sheila Devoll
Lady MacBurkett
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