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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1971
Page
6
Recap of awards for Comanche High School 1970-71. Lists freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors with top students in each subject, including math science English and special honors. Highlights key names: Kathy Renshaw Dyan Cantrell Kent Renshaw Jane Jolley Mary Cunningham Betty Garner and others across grades.
The first column lists high ranking juniors Gary Robertson Betty Garner Beaty Mary Cunningham and special senior awards Christy O'Brien Dyan Can trell Gail Conway Jane Jolley Paul McGettes Kent Renshaw. Perfect Attendance Juniors include Gary Robertson Betty Garner Rhonda Lubke Ronnie Beaty Bill Tidmore. Freshmen high rankings include Kathy Renshaw Cyndra Frick Donna Schlee Darla Keith with perfect attendance Kathy Renshaw Patti Schwartz Darla Keith Vickie Johnston. Second column FHA FFA awards Lin da Johnson Joe Daviles Library awards Jane Hidro go Janice Hill Senior perfect attendance Chris Bloyd Christy O'Brien Gail Conway. Sophomore high ranking Debbie Grimmer Kathy Swutton Sam Huffman with sophomore perfect attendance Laura Spuril Norma Williams Sam Huffman.
A producer referendum on the wool and lamb market development program runs July 7 to 18 by mail. Wool and lamb producers meeting age and ownership criteria may vote, with ballots via mail or in person at the ASCS office. Outcome decides continuation of deductions up to 1 cent per pound of wool and 7 cents per hundredweight on unshorn lambs.
County Agent Floyd Key warns against cutting lawns too short stressing that close mowing thins turf, weakens roots, and invites weeds and drought. He urges frequent mowing with a sharp mower, Bermuda at 1 to 1.5 inches and other grasses about 0.5 inch higher, noting dry weather tests survival.
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