Clifton High School Class of 1976 Diploma Night
Clifton High School awards diplomas to 38 seniors at 8 p.m. Monday in Bettis Auditorium. Commencement features include salutatorian Charlies Pat Reeder and valedictorian Michael Tod Outlaw, with address by Kent Appleby and music by the CHS Senior Choir and pianist Patsy Lancaster.
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Clifton High School
Bettis
Terry L. Bekkel
Logan Boswell
Barbara E. Brown
Donald W. Carpenter
Steven W. Conrad
Valinda D. Cook
Marvin W. Dahl
Kimberlee R. A. Davie
Sandra A. Dreyer
Christy R. Eggen
Lindee M. Elliott
Linda G. Erickson
James Keith Finstad
Charles Pat Reeder
Donald W. Rueter
Patricia S. Smith
Donald G. Symank
Charles T. Walters
Bobby G. Weir Jr
Samuel B. Wells
Karen Wiederaenders
Patsy Lancaster
Clifton Public Schools
Elgar
Cleon Flanagan
Clifton First United Methodist Church
Coyote First United Methodist Church
Charlies Pat Reeder
CHS
Bach
John
Michael Tod Outlaw
Kent Appleby
Rodgers and Harmerstein
Williams
Joe D. Bryan
Richard Liardon
Flanagan
Clyde Outlaw
Bettis Auditorium
Jean Reeder
Two Sisters Injured In Weekend Car Crash
Police report two sisters Barbara Ellen Brown aged 18 and Brenda K Brown aged 14 were injured when their 1970 two door hardtop car hit a tree in the 400 block of South Ave 6 at 2 08 a m. Barbara suffered head lacerations and Brenda hand injuries both were treated at Goodall Witcher Hospital Foundation in Clifton and released.
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South Ave
Alvin James
Barbara Ellen Brown
Star Route 1
Clifton
Brenda K. Brown
Goodall-Witcher Hospital Foundation
Clifzon Funeral Home
James Said
Rotary scholarship winners named for Bosque County
The Bosque County Clifton Rotary Club announces two 200 scholarship recipients. Vicky Jenson of Cranfills Gap High School class of 1976 and Karen Wiederaenders from Clifton High School will each receive funds to further education. Scholarships funded by the county talent show held last April.
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Bosque County
Clifton
Rotary Club
Vicky Jenson
Cranfills Gap High School
Karen Wiederaenders
Clifton High School
Community Calendar Highlights Local Events May 20 to June 26
Clifton Record listing shows Social Security Day events on May 20 and 27 28 29 in Meridian Clifton Horse Show junior rodeo May 31 Memorial Day services at VFW Norse gravesite and May 27 28 29 Clifton Fair work day and meet June 1 Heritage Tour Delta Kappa Gamma massingill adams wedding June 4 and more including graduations and weddings across Cranfills Gap Valley Mills Crawfills Gap Gatesville Norse and Trinity QHS association events.
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Doris G. Jones
Shaw
Trinity Lutheran
Planning and Zoning Commission
Bosque County Unit
American Danger Society
Lions Club
Cranfills Gap
Valley Mills
Crawfills Gap
Meridian
Clifton Horse Show
VFW Amundson
Norse
Central Texas
Delta Kappa Gamma
Massingill-Adams
Gatesville
Trinity Qhs Associaon
Smith Pitts
Coyote
Womack Youth Fellowship
Clifton Record
Clifton seniors hold baccalaureate with aria and prayers
The baccalaureate at Bettis Auditorium features a grand march from Aida and Bach anthems with CHS groups. Rev Teichmiller delivers the sermon and Benediction, amid music and hymns. Clifton schools announce final exams Friday and Monday with 3 pm dismissals and stamped envelopes for report cards. Class of 1976 senior trip to New Orleans concludes with chaperones listed.
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Bettis Auditorium
Mr. Teichmiller
Lan
New Orleans
Jack Henry
David Conrad
Dan Evans
CHS
Joe Bryan
Clifton High roof repair to be done at no charge
K A Sparks Construction Co will repair Clifton High School roof pro bono as the original roofer is out of business. CISD trustees will receive letters absolving Sparks of future liability and pursue delinquent taxes totaling 18 892 45 for 1949 through 1974.
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CISD
Reward Offered In Gap High School Burglary Case
A $400 reward is offered by Crawfills Gap school board and business community for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who stole $2,000 worth of shop equipment from Gap High School's vocational agriculture department. The incident occurred May 10. Notify Bosque County Sheriff John O Baxter or Superintendent Paul Boswell.
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Crawfills Gap School Board
Gap High School Vocational Agriculture Department
Paul Boswell
Bosque County
Sherif
John O. Baxter
Boswell
Sedan hits fence along Farr Market Road
A 1973 four door sedan sustained moderate damage after crossing a fence on Farr Market Road 1637 Thursday evening about a half mile from the McLennan County line at 11 10. Driver George Robbins Route 11 China Spring was uninjured, according to Trooper Acey Steel of the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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Farr Market Road
McLennan County
Acey Steel
Texas Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol
George Robbins
China Spring
CHS Class of 1925 Reunion Planned for September 18
Clifton High School alumni from the class of 1925 will hold their 51st anniversary reunion at the Clifton Civic Center on September 18. Clyde J. Duke invites all other class groups to participate and join in a bicentennial style gathering beginning at 9:30 am and ending when attendees are ready to leave. The plan aims to reunite friends seen after 30 to 50 years and fill the Civic Center hall.
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Clifton High School
Clifton Civic Center
Clyde J. Duke
CHS
Mr. Duke
Civic Center Hall
Wiether Family Walks 10 Miles for Missions
Clifton mother Mrs. Roberts and her daughters Sandy and Donna joined 23 Hillsboro United Pentecostal Church members on a 10 mile March for Missions from Peoria to near Interstate 35. Sandy raised 101 dollars while Donna and Mrs. Roberts contributed 100 each. The group thanked Clifton Crawfills Gap Laguna Park and Valley Mills sponsors and concluded with burgers. Close to 1000 dollars was raised for missions.
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Clifton
Billy Roberts
North Ave. A
Sandy
Donna
Clifton High School
Peoria
Roberts
First United Pentecostal Church
Hillsboro
United Pentecostal Church International
Sandy Roberts
Donna Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Cranfills Gap Class of 1976 Graduation Planned
Cranfills Gap High School will hold graduation events next week with a Sunday 8 p.m. baccalaureate at the CGHS gym. The Rev. John Jordan will deliver the sermon and the commencement is set for 8 a.m. Thursday May 27 at the gym. The Rev. Clifford Atwood will give the commencement address. Valedictorian is Karl Moore with a 95.6 GPA and salutatorian is Vicky Jenson with a 900 GPA. Biographical sketches of graduates will appear in Clifton Record.
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Cranfills Gap High School
CGHS
John Jordan
Cranfills Gap Church of Christ
Clifford Atwood
St. Thomas’ Roman Catholic Church
Hamilton
Karl Moore
Clifton Record
Clifton Considers Part Time Humane Officer
City officials weighed a part time humane officer to enforce the leash law while cautioning finances. Mayor Smith pressed for enforcement, with fines up to 209 dollars for violations and a plan to follow dogs to homes for on the spot citations. The council also discussed speed limit changes on Farm Market Road 219 and State Highway 6.
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Alvin James
James
Clifton
Jim B. Smith
Smith
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Farm Market Road
City Hall
City approves $1250 for summer recreation program
Clifton area approves a $1250 summer recreation program for eight weeks. Donald Hennig, CISD athletic director and head football coach, will operate with $1000 pay and $250 for expenses. Last year 126 children attended. this year uses volunteers to reduce costs and may reuse CISD facilities.
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Donald Hennig
Hennig
Clifton Independent
Kenneth R. Neystel
Frank Smith
Donald Gloff
CISD
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Rotary
T. N. Foster
Verdi
Clifton Independent School District
Clifton Elementary School
Georgeanne Keitler
Diane Dietiker
Gap High School
Wiether
Joe White
Central Texas Fair Association
Ave. A
Fair Association
White
Trinity Lutheran Church
Will Krueger Sr
Steve Robertson
Texas Department of Highways and Public Transportation
National Building Centers of
Alcholics Anonymous
Civic Center
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