Six Students Qualify First Semester Honor Roll
Principal Troy Nor reports the first semester honor roll with standout students Tom Bright, Caraway, Sharon, Billy Evans, Darlene, Sherrian Loudermilk, Pattillo, Ruth Roberts. Others earning honors include Albin, Cheryl Brazier, Hank Durham, Thea Byrd, Polly Cox, and Dunn. Top marks go to Susan Bowers, Hugh Fletcher, Gleaton, Glenda Houck, Jolink, Judy Jarratt, and John Norris.
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Troy Northe Studid
Ors
Tom Brightaney Caraway
Sharon
Billy Evans
Darlenewer
Sherrian Loudermilk
Pattillo
Ruth Robert
Albin
Cheryl Brazier
Hank Durham
Mores
Rthea Byrd
Polly Cox
Dunn
Susan Bowers
Fanning
Hugh Fletcher
Gleaton
Glenda Houck
Jolink
Judy Jarratt
Bobe
John Norris
Sandra
Jan Robertson
Simpson
Literary Events Scheduled for April 3 At Dublin
Dublin hosts a slate of literary events with students winning firsts in district contests and qualifying for a regional meet in Lubbock. Ready writing is led by Jewel Werner, spelling by Hattie Brightman, and debate by Don Cook.
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Dublin
Lubbock Pete
Studare
Jewel Werner
Hattie Brightman
Don Cook
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Comanche County 4-H Holds February Council Meeting
In Comanche County the 4-H Council held its regular February meeting in the Court Room with Don Kem as chairman leading the pledge and Jones giving the motto and prayer. Peggy Evans read the roll, Sara Cullough reported on San Antonio banquet plans, Lane spoke on scramble and rodeo, and Antonio Kemmitz was elected to the 4-H Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lane
Comanche County
Don Kem
Jones
Peggy Evans
SarahCullough
San Antonio
Lane
Antonio Kemmitz
Brothers
REA
Interscholastic League Adopts Three New Speech Contests
The league replaces declamation and poetry with prose reading poetry interpretation and persuasive speaking this spring. Details include permitted poets for boys and girls and topics for persuasive speeches. Mrs. Pallie Palmer oversees preparation. Nearby social visit noted: Laymans hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Artie Layman with Gober families from Tye.
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William Shakespeare
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Walt Whitman
Carl Sandburg
Ogden Nash
Shakespeare
Nash
Elinor Wylie
Emily Dickinson
Byron
Keats
Shelley
Africa
United States
Winston Churchill
Charles Dickens
James Thurtle
Pallie Palmer
Laymans
Artie Layman
J. F. Gober
Charles Ray Gober
Tye
Indian Band Competes Interscholastic League Contests
The Indian Band enters solo and ensemble events in Abilene with preparations by March 17 for solos and April 27 for league contests. Each band performs two concert tunes and one march, judged on performance and accuracy. Director Jack King accompanies the group to the spring events.
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Abilene
Jack King
Comanche Study Club Hosts Texas Day Program
The Comanche Study Club met February 22 with co hosts Mrs Ira Clemons and Mrs Porter Franks. Members answered roll call with Texas place names. Oswell Brightman spoke Facts from Texas Guidebook and H H Williams spoke on Brackettville and The Alamo film.
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Ira Clemons
Porter Franks
Texas
Oswell Brightman
H. H. Williams
Sondomore Tops Honors as Conier Seeks State Degree
Dorothea Byrd, named Girl of the Month by PHA in her sophomore year, pursues the State FHA degree through growth in home life, school and community. She helped plan Career Day, served on committees, aided at the Jan Jaycee Banquet, and aided in serving and Cottage upkeep. Dulane Colcleasure visited Van Dyke over the weekend.
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Ginger Parsons
Doroth Byrd Waen Pha
Dorothea
Dorothy Burt
Jaycee
FHA
Stephenpike
Linda Rutherford
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Ann Page
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Sox
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Swanson
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Chrysler
New Yorker
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Dorthea Byrd, Mrs
Damon Power
Sondomore
Dulane Colcleasure
Hamilton
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van Dyke
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