CHS Class Favorites Announced for 1969-70
Debbie Grimmer and Eugene Bates lead CHS freshmen. Janet Brightman and Harry Dudley shine among sophomores. Nena Gore and Jerry Gore top juniors. Judy Gleaton and Max Parker chosen as outstanding seniors. Each candidate participates in bands clubs sports and Future Farmers of America activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Grimmer
Eugene Bates
Janet Brightman
Harry Dudley
Nena Gore
Jerry Gore
Judy Gleaton
Max Parker
Debbie
Library Club
Future Farmers
Jaret Brightman
Janet
Future Teachers
National Honor Society
Future Farmers of America
Harry
Nena
FFA
Card of Thanks for Rhoads Family
The families of K. D. Rhoads thank all who helped during their time of sorrow at his passing. They appreciated the flowers food and expressions of sympathy. May God bless you all from Mrs. Rhoads and Larry and the Anson Ramsey Family. Also notices visits from De Leon for Mrs. Walter Foster and daughters Joyce Burkerd Dorothy Robertson and families with birthday celebrations at the John Robertsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. D. Rhoads
Mrs. Rhoads
Larry
Anson Ramsey
Ite
de Leon
Walter Foster
le Leon
Joyce Burkerd
Dorothy Robertson
Sidney Cagers Split With Blanket
Sidney girls lost 39 56 to Blanket on January 27 with Spalding scoring 20, Henry 12, Reed 7 while Rogers Wyatt Gilchrest and Clark anchored defense. Boys won 75 48 led by Carroll 26 and Huddleston 16 with Steele 14 and Reed 6. many players saw action. On January 30 girls won 63 42 and boys lost 70 51 with Spalding 51 points and Carroll 21 leading the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Cagers
Blanket Gers
Spalding
Henry
Reed
Rogers Wyatt
Gilchrest
Clark
Eagles
Carroll
Huddleston
Steele
Gaynes
Wilson
Lewis
Cheekell
Carouth
Ramierz
Spruill
Rogers
Wyatt
Guynes
Ramirez
Outstanding CHS seniors Judy Greaton and Max Parker
Judy Greaton and Max Parker are named CHS’s most outstanding seniors for 1969 70. Judy excels in student council, library work, Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society and athletics, while Max earns all district football and basketball honors, leads groups, serves as editor of the Arrowhead, and holds NHS and extracurricular roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers of America
National Honor Society
Judy
Max
C’’ Association
American Heritage Club
Future Teachers of America
The
Arrowhead
CHS Warrior
No More Storm Warning Flags On Area Lakes
Fort Worth District of the Army Corps of Engineers ends use of small craft storm warning flags on local lakes. Boaters are urged to rely on area radio weather broadcasts at least twice hourly and seek protected waters at any sign of storms. The change notes flags were ineffective for large lakes and stresses common sense and safe boating practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
US Army Corps of Engineers
Corp
Young Farmers Add Two Members at Comanche Chapter Meeting
The Comanche Chapter of Young Farmers welcomed two new members at the regular monthly meeting on January 27. President Daymond Power talks with Bill Vineyard and James Allcorn, salesmen for Moorman Company. Vineyard is a Ore High School graduate and Allcorn is a Comanche High School and Texas A&M University Agriculture Education graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daymond Power
Bill Vineyard
James Allcorn
Vineyard
Allcorn
Moorman Company
Vinéyard
Ore
Comanche
Texas A&m University
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CHS
Favorits
By Tommy Lewis
OKLY
Ld Weed
Grandpa
Grandma
Shugart
OLOE
Photos Thriftee
Judy Greaton
Future Teach
Saladmaster
Brownwood
Texas
Gore Bros
Agri-Service Center
Fort Worth Highway
Bill Gore
Joe Gore
Dickinson
James L. Edwards
Z. T. Edwards
Good Housekeeping Guaranty
Sri Po
Good Housekeeping
Mastic Corporation
F. Goodrich
Aluminum
Brownwood Aluminum CO
San Benito Ph
F. R. Talley
Texas Power & Light Company
Tp&l
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