Freshmen Posse member Gray Jolink highlighted by university service group
The News and Information Service of the University of Texas confirms Gray Byron Jolink among forty five freshmen chosen for Posse, a social and service group promoting freshman athletic spirit. The piece notes Jolink's family ties and campus visits by other CHS students planning to attend TCU Baylor Tech and Angelo State, with several labeled as CHS seniors or Texas Tech entrants.
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News and Information Service
U. of Texas
Gray Byron Jolink
Posse
University Social and Serice Organization
Fresman
Gray
John Jolink
N. Ross
Thes
University of Texas
Gray Jolink
Gail Gleaton
Stanley Rauhut
Jimmy Wilkerson
Nancy Caraway
Texas Tech
Lou McCullough
Kay
Honor rolls and college notices from local area students
Sharon Durham of Comanche earns Dean's Honor List at Texas Tech for the fall semester with a 3.00+ GPA. Lyn Bonnick transfers from Tarleton to Arlington State to study medical technology while working at Harris Hospital. Sherrillan Loudermilk from CHS performs in The Merchant of Venice at North Texas State University. Hugh Fletcher of Baylor Cubs earns Honorable Mention on the Southwest Conference freshman basketball list after a 16 PPG season.
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Walter Durham
Sharon
Texas Technological College Office of Public Information
Willa Vaughn Tinsley
Texas Tech
School of Home Economics
Sharon Durham
Comanche
Lyn Bonnick
Leonard Bonick
W. Neely
Tarleton State College
Arlington State College
Lyn
Tarleton
USC
Harris Hospital
Fort Worth
Carroll Loudermilk
Denton
Sherillan Loudermilk
Sherillan
CHS
North Texas State University
Hugh Fletcher
Baylor Cubs
Hugh
S. H. Fletcher
Cubs
Laymans Observe Golden Wedding Date in Comanche
Mr and Mrs W E Layman celebrated their Golden Anniversary on February 27 at their Rt 4 Comanche home. Married February 27 1916 in Comanche County they have six children and 13 grandchildren with two great grandchildren. The couple, natives of Comanche County, are both active retirees with four sons and two daughters living nearby.
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W. FE. Layman
Rt. 4
Comanche
Comanche County
Layman
Miss Pearl Phifer
M. A. Phifer
James, Otis
Willie Layman
Wayne Ripley
San Angelo
Walter Lee Sliger
Ernest Lee Layman
Dublin
Weather Service origins traced to 1870 Army Signal Corps
The United States Weather Service began in 1870 as part of the Army Signal Corps per World Book Encyclopedia. It outlines how the public weather service evolved from military roots to its current role in forecasting and public advisories.
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U. S. Weather Service
Public Weather Service of the
United States
Army Signal Corps
Committee Sets Plans For April Cancer Crusade
The Cancer Crusade committee met March 9 in the Golden Arrow Cafeteria with Riley Sloan of San Angelo to plan and order materials for the April drive. Training will be April 20 at 2 30 p.m. in the Courthouse. Subcommittees and district coordinators were named for De Leon Gustine and the business district. The effort includes a quota of 1 760 000 dollars, supported by the E S A Sorority and state leaders Dan Blocker and Lefty Ross.
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Clarence A. Rea
Cancer Crusade Committee
Golden Arrow
Riley Sloan
District 4
San Angelo
Max Keeter
William Chilton
Gaston Boykin
Rev
Haddox
de Leon
Crusade
Claud Boyd
Gustine
E.S.A
Dan Blocker
Lefty Ross
Mrs McDougal Hosts ESA Meeting With Elections
Morene McDougal's home hosted an ESA model meeting with the theme Share our Visions. Officers elected: Frances Fritts president, Kay Dudley vice president, Benita Denny secretary, Bonita Otwell treasurer. New officers to be installed in June.
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Morene McDougal
S. A
Nancy Armstrong
ESA
Frances Fritts
Kay Dudley
Benita Denny
Bonita Otwell
Dorothy Markum
Peggy Gore
Virginia Turner
Bonita Orweil
Maxene Barrett
Doris Gore
Lena Davidson
Marlene Reese
Diana McCall
Gustine Girls Attend State Cage Tourney in Austin
Twenty one members from Gustine's high school and junior high girls basketball squads traveled to Austin on Saturday March 12 to watch the UIL Championship Tournament finals at the University of Texas. Seven high school players and fourteen junior high players were sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Davis and Coach Donald Haile. The group reported seeing some very good competition.
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Patsy Page
Gustine
Austin
U.I.L
University of Texas
Zay White
Johnnie Sue Crist
Carole Luker
Jenny Kinsbury
Pat Thompson
Micki McCarty
Brenda
Barbara Davis
Arlene Adams
Rita Boucher
Debbie Collins
Marcene Luker
Pam Miller
Sherry White
Debbie Thompson
Sue Frazier
Pam Lane
Malinda Livingston
Brenda Burks
Gilbert Davis
Donald Haile
Campaign to Fight Cancer Aims for Life Saving Progress
The campaign highlights planning and teamwork to save lives from cancer. It calls for clear responsibility by all, promising landmark progress as efforts move forward.
Basketball petition and Capitol tour prompt next year trip
A report notes a basketball petition and a tour of the State Capitol, with anticipation of another trip planned for next year.
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State Capitol
Mrs Jolink Dudley Visit Fort Worth This Saturday
Mrs John Jolink of UT and Mrs Tom Dudley spent last Saturday in Fort Worth for a social visit and local events.
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John Jolink
Gray Jolink
U. T
Tom Dudley
Fort Worth
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