National Honor Society Induction Date Set at Bettis Auditorium
Clifton NHS will induct new members on Tuesday night March 18 at 7 30 in Bettis Auditorium Dr Roland Wiederaenders will be guest speaker A reception follows Inductees include Pam Schwartz Linda Dietiker Karen Lippe Cindy Holder Kim Davie Jan Marshall Valinda Cook Stephen Conrad Sarah Homerstad Todd Outlaw Charles Raines Pat Reeder Karen Wiederaenders and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettis
Roland Wiederaenders
Pam Schwartz
Linda Dietiker
Karen Lippe
Cindy Holder
Kim Davie
Jan Marshall
Valinda Cook
Stephen Conrad
Sarah Homerstad
Todd Outlaw
Charles Raines
Pat Reeder
Karen Wiederaenders
Delta Kappa Gamma Helps Clifton Women Educators Grow
The Delta Kappa Gamma Society, formed in 1929, supports experienced women teachers through professional ideas, scholarships, travel, and research. Clifton and surrounding areas boast active members in Fort Worth and Bosque Hamilton counties, with ongoing programs to improve women educators.
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Delta Kappe Gamma Society
Delta Kappa Gamma
Austin
Texas
Annie Webb. Blanton
Whitlock
Ollie Williams
Miss Coston
Bettis
Jenson
Horak
Lancaster
Janice Collings
Arnold
Clifton
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Football Awards Given Hennig Honors Football Members
UIL rules limit major awards to one per student, with jackets for seniors and juniors and minor awards reserved for others. Listed seniors receiving jackets include Bronstad Schulze Riggs Philipp Dossmann Stewart Boren and others. juniors include Raines Wells Poston Finstad. Varsity plaques went to Bakke Hall Stringer Painter Raines Horak Anz Kleine Pierce Musselman Culp Boswer Burden Smith. Junior varsity plaques listed Horak Hail Kried Isaa bie Allen Raines Wins Riggs Sadler Terry Boyle Bosher Weir Hoffman Pierce Hedrick Greenway Childers Sanders Donnie Lindley Rosson Steven Pinman k Brownsworth Anz Cook Culp Symank Aars Marshall Wallace. Managers receiving plaques were Dahl Boren McDougal Burleson Berger.
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Hennig
UIL
James Bronstad
Larry Schulze
Russell Riggs
Larry Philipp
Steve Dossmann
John Stewart
Jim Boren
Kenneth Bakke
Tony Hall
Scott Stringer
Mark Painter
Gary Raines
Hank Horak
David Anz
Randy Kleine
Bill Pierce
John Musselman
Jay Culp
Logan Boswer
David Burden
Carl Smith
Merk Horak
Sammy Hail
Mark Kried
Jerry Is
Aabie Allen
Steve Raines
Tedwins
Randy Riggs
D. Noel Sadler
Lane Terry Boyle
Ronnie
Bosher
Ronnie Weir
Craig Hoffman
Anthony Pierce
Jim Hedrick
Charles Greenway
Larry Childers
Wiliam Sanders
Donnie Lindley
Rusty Rosson
Steven Prince
Ricky Brownsworth
Roger Anz
Wendell Cook
Ronnie Watley
Graig Culp
David Symank
Charlie Aars
Marshall Wallace
Chris Dahl
John Boren
Jerry McDougal
Robert Burleson
Steven Berger
CHS Band News Highlights Student Solo and Ensemble Contest
CHS band notes participation in the Songs of South Pacific production and thanks supporters. Saturday near March saw Solo and Ensemble Contest in Killeen with listed students. Stage Band entered Brownwood Contest without trophies while a Tarleton State College clinic featured Woody Herman with local students Ronnie Zellmer and Dav Orbeck judged for awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Killeen
Billy Anz
Ricky Richards
Karen Wiederaenders
Vicki
Dan Orbeck
Ray Beken
Tarleton State College
Woody Herman
Ronnie Zellmer
Dav Orbeck
Tarleton
FTA Bake Sale Planned by Clifton Chapter
The Future Teachers Association Clifton group schedules a bake sale for March 15 in front of Bertelsen’s to raise funds for an April banquet. Faculty advisor Mrs. O R Jenson and newly elected Superintendent Mr. Richard Liardon discuss credit for such work.
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Clifton Chapter
Bertelsen’s
FTA
O. R. Jenson
Richard Liardon
Board of Education
Juniors Plan Prom Surprises and Fundraisers This Spring
The Junior class plans a quiet lead up to the Prom to surprise the Seniors. A car wash on April 1 at Ten-Terzs will raise funds with donations accepted. An intramural volleyball tournament is set for April at the Junior High Gym. Ring orders are placed with delivery after next August. students seek funds to cover costs.
Clifton High School Pep Squad Tryouts Held
Cheerleader selections for 1975 76 include head Sher ri Finstad and Debra Harmon with Debbie Rush Debra Ludwig and Debra Morrow among picks. Several alternates and participants listed with judges Miss Adams and Mrs. Jones Baylor graduates.
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Amy
Clifton High School
Sherri Finstad
Debbie Rush
Debbie Morrow
Debra Harmon
Debra Ludwig
Terri Smith
Sherry Conrad
Janet Conrad
Diana Jamie Adams
Vicki Harris
Valinda Cook
Miss Adams
Mrs. Jones
Baylor University
Editor's Corner thanks supporters for school improvements
In recent weeks the High School proudly notes internal and external work. The Garden Club planted 50 to 60 shrubs improving the campus appearance. Many groups aided the project including the Making Department and a duplicate the teacher's work room. Gratitude is extended to the organizations.
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Jiké T
Sch
FHA Report Details Clifton CHS Mr Ugly Contest proceeds
Beverly Jones reports Clifton Chapter of Future Homemakers of America held a February Mr Ugly Contest to raise funds. Sam Wells won the title as other CHS groups and staff contributed votes, the chapter earning $20. The February 21 meeting elected 1975 officers and discussed upcoming area and state meetings with refreshments served.
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Beverly Jones
CHS
Clifton
FHA
Charley Raines
Clinton Albrecht
David James
FFA
Sam Wells
FTA
Mike Fry
Tony Hall
Russell Riggs
Scott Harmon
Bockangers
Steve Berger
Jan Marshall
Julie Krueger
Christy Eggen
Hazel Bronstad
Karen Wiedelaenders
Sports Corner Opens With Track Tennis And Golf
Spring sports are underway with boys and girls competing in track tennis baseball and golf. The boys won a third place at the first track meet and girls earned ribbons. Basketball started with two wins and golf invites are set for March 21. Tennis was played at Hillsboro while Riverside Park sees heavy student activity.
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Hillsboro
Riverside Park
Cubs rally past Gatesville in extra tense baseball clash
Cubs beat Gatesville 12 to 7 as Randy Kleine struggled early with wild pitches before settling in. Key hits from Mark Harak Randy Kleine and Jay Culp helped build a lead, with Gary Raines Steve Henry and Charles Raines driving in runs and Gatesville’s defense misplaying several innings.
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Aves
Gatesville
Randy
Kleiene
Cubs
Bipth
Kleine
Clifton Bats
Mark Harak
Randy Kleine
Jay Culp
Gary Raines
Steve Henry
Ted Jones
Cen
Ter. Horak
Jones
Mark Painter
Charles Raines
G. Raines
S. Henry
Gatenville
Finstad
Charley Raines
Culp
Raines
New Data Series on Labor Force for Spanish Origin Americans
The U S Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics develops a data series on labor force characteristics of Americans identifying as Spanish origin. The text also notes food suggestions including green pepper radish cucumber stuffed olives tomato wedge sieved egg and herbs from Marilyn Haggard at Texas A&M Agriculture Extension Service College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department Labor
Bureau of Labor
Marilyn Haggard
Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
UIL scholarships boost Clifton students quest for state honors
Clifton High students eye journalism and speaking events along with number sense and drama as Texas Interscholastic League Foundation awards Scholarships. Since 1959 TILF has given over 2000 grants totaling more than 1.4 million dollars. Applicants must graduate this year and meet state meet and transcript requirements with applications due May 9, 1976.
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Baylor
UIL
Abilene
Extension Division
University of Texas At Austin
Th University
Sam Houston
Austin
Clifton High
Texas Interscholastic, Legiue Foundation
TILF
Texas Interscholastic League Foundation
University Station
Texas
CHS Basketball Earn All-District Honors
CHS announces district selections with girls Jill Hanson on the second team and Jane Burden Connie Browns worth and Brenda Wells honorable mention. Boys Charles Raines made the second team while Clinton Albrecht and Jay Culp earned honorable mention.
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CHS
Jill Hanson
Jane Burden
Connie Brownsworth
Brenda Wells
Charles Raines
Clinton Albrecht
Jay Culp
Freshman Art Projects Highlight Public School Week
Freshmen illustrated a poem for Public School Week and displayed works in Mrs Jenson’s room. They used selections from the English literature book and plan to finish this six week effort by the end of the six weeks and enjoy a longer Easter holiday.
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Wal
Sophomore Class Honors for Football Lettering
Sophomores received plaques for varsity letters in football including Gary Raines David Burden David Anz and Carl Smith with managers Boren Chris Dahl and Jerry McDougal also honored. JV lettered students received plaques. No class meetings have been called and prospects look dim.
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Gary Raines
David Burden
David Anz
Carl Smith
Boren
Chris Dahl
Jerry McDougal
Clifton senior class plans multiple fundraisers
The senior class steering committee and officers outline efforts to raise 1300 for the senior trip. A sock hop occurred March 7 at Clifton Junior High Gym with thanks to chaperones. A garage sale was held March 8 at the Little Alamo. An Outsiders Volleyball Tournament is set for March 18 21 and 22 with admission 50 cents students and 2 for adults. Entry fees 1 50 per person. Trophies awarded for first second and third places. The first senior party is a banquet by Fits Baptist Church on March 14. Senior dues of 4 payable to Nancy Golden.
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Clifton Junior High
Billy Stringer
Little
Alamo
Debbie Bronstad
Freida Ludwig
Eddie Jin
Alvia Spence
Jan Wynn
Jane Burden
Elanein
Fits Baptist Church
Editorial on federal budget cuts and school lunch program
Pat Reeder argues the nation faces recession and government gridlock. He notes Ford administration plans to cut federal aid, including school lunch funding, with a $5 billion five year saving and potential 21 cent meal price increases. The piece cites UPI and economist Stephen J. Hiemstra on impact on low income students.
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Governme
UPI
Washington
Calendar of events for CHS March listing activities
March dates show events at various venues. Senior Banquet at First Baptist Church March 14 at 1:00. Junior High Cub Relays also March 14. Girl's Track Meet at Midway March 15 and Boy's Track Meet at Robinson. In Service-Hamilton March 17. Senior Sponsored Outsiders Volleyball Tournament March 18 through 20 and 22. Choir Easter Program March 28. One Act Play Rehearsal March 26 at Hillsboro and End of Fifth Six Weeks March 27.
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First Baptist Church
Midway
Robinson
Hamilton
Hillsboro
FASTER HOLIDAYS MARCH 28 TO APRIL 12
School calendar lists events from March 28 to April 12. Includes April 1 service for teachers, District One Act Play at Hillsboro, US Literature and Journalism and UIL Ready Writing at Baylor, science contest, district tournament at Clifton, sports banquet, all girls tennis, girl’s district track, and Clifton Cub Relays.
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Hillsboro
Baylor
Baylors
Clifton
Local Staff Roster Listing Names and Roles
A departmental staff list names editors writers and advisers including Cynthia Stringer Mark Horak Kathy Steenblock Scot Stringer Clinton Albrecht Hank Horak Janet Conrad Pat Reeder Wade Dans Linda Poston Debra Harmon and Mrs Eloise Horak as the editorial team for the school publication.
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Rers
Sym Canuteson Abercrombie
Cynthia Stringer
Mark Horak
Kathy Steenblock
Scot Stringer
Clinton Albrecht
Hank Horak Janet Conrad
Pat Reeder
Wade Dans
Linda Poston
Debra Harmon
Mrs
Eloise Horak
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Ifton
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By Cindy Holder
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Gerald Ford
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Ford
Stephen J. Hiemstra
Union
E. E. Stewart
Clifton, Taxus
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