Ambitious 1973 Childress alumni shine in careers
The article catalogs 1973 CHS graduates and affiliates, noting Linda Bridges in retail, Joplin at White's in Childress, Doug Greer an aerial freeway head, John Ferts rising to Shell vice provost, and numerous others in ranching, engineering, aviation, teaching, and entertainment across Texas and beyond. It highlights marriages, relocations, awards, and ongoing pursuits from nursing to auto stunts and public service. Many names tied to communities in Childress, Tell, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Fort Worth Stock Association
James Roy
J. R. Bell
Montgomery Ward
Linda Kay
Mother Bridges
Ellerbrook
Doug Greer
Childress
Old Mexico
Texas A & M
John Ferts
Shell Company
University of Texas
Lynda Ham
Shell Oil Company
Larry Clifton
Charles Crouch
Arrazine
Tell
Jimmy Czewski
Charles Atlas, Inc
Jimmy
Tell Constable
On Clements
Jerry Newberry
John Eeds
Jimmy Lassen
Bettye Galyean
Joe Hix
Hix
Ae Mayaoe
Pam Hughes
Sport-a-torium
Newes
London
Rome
Paris
L. Johnston
Carolyn Loter
General Motors
Carol Mahan
Childress County
Frances Martin
Sharon Molloy
Wichita Falls
Texas Tech
Bettye Shahan
Detroit
John Steed
Carey
Mexico
Phil
Evelyn
Barry Wakefield
Lynefla
Barry
Gayle Whitten
Pepsecrest
Johnny Roy Wilson
Shahan Dehixe Sandbuggy Corporation
Jack Petty
Craterville
Betty Smith
Nicki Sooter
Irving
Willy
Sheila Davis
Houston General Hospital
Wayland Baptist College
Sandra Dement
Civil Air Patrol
Juliard School of Music
Kay Eatherly
Hubby Gayle
Muscleman Magazine
Charles Darwin
Don Seal
CHS
United Super Market
Carolle
Shirley Neel
Dallas
Shirley
Jacky Petty
Johnny Wright
Kuneater
H Hao
Bryce Wormsbaker
Dallas Cowboys
Eddie Worthington
Flames
Jimmy Wilcoxson
Arnold Palmer
Arnold
Wheaties
Diana Veal
Jack LaLande
Raenell Wynn
Jimmy Smith
Chicago
Beth McKee
Hubby
Johnny
Pat
Davenport
Ues
Baylor Dental School
Wayne Havens
Wayne
Metrecal Company
Teddy
Vinege
Ritchie
Stevens
Wayne Haees
Metrecal
Charles Mitchell
Patricia Painter
Childres
Phow
Jon
Childress High Schoo
Pat Harmon
Barbara
Carolyn
Wakefield Laundry
Rex Wheeler
J. C. Penners
June Smith
June
Max McClendon
Church of Christ
Chilress
May
North Dakota Tops Rye Production and Planting
North Dakota led the nation in rye production in 1962 and held the largest rye acreage planted for harvest in 1963, reflecting its dominant role in the crop's national pattern.
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North Dakota
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Howe
N Per
Acy
Wakewell
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Walter
Miss Leach
Davitt Schubarth
Joe Hopkins
Bobby Hilf
Bob
Gay Morris
Jettie Hicks
Palace Theater
Ronnie Kindle
J.G
Geronimo
Chili Meat Mai
Ronnie
The
Alamo
Arlington State
Texas Instruments
Richardson
Tex
National Hot Rod Association
Reds
Newberry, Clements
Bailey
Joe
Ronnie Lawrence
Boeing
Darlene
Gulf
Harvard Divinity School
Reed Lockhoof
U. S. Air Force
Darrell Manuel
Norma
IBM
Woody Maggart
Clara Robinson
New York
Teddy’s Village
Sherry Sides
Betty Crocker
Cee Wee
Joy Hackler
Honolulu
A&m
Quentin Henderson
Julia Anne Stamps
Wayne Cole
Julia
Cole
Johnny McConnell
Bill Bailey
Clarendon Junior College
ISDA
Childress County Farm Bureau
C.v.jones Hardware CO
Mel
Lois
Yours
Bowers & Black Insurance
Louise Bowers
Donald Black
Norris Implement CO