Surprise parties honor Flores and Wuthrich at school home
The fourth period Spanish II class surprised Mr. Flores at his home on May 17. Gifts included jade cuff links, a red and white floral arrangement, and a cake in Spain colors. Coach Edgar Wuthrich celebrated his birthday May 20 with a Civics and Texas History class gathering. Elections on May 11 named Nat Hardt as president and Gary Huff as vice president. Seniors dinner hosted by Mrs. Beth Reid on May 18 featured hamburgers and sundaes with 12 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flores
Charles Morelands
Spain
Woo-Woo
Edgar Wuthrich
Marilyn Monk
Gerald Gilbert
James Grady
Jerry Brim
John Brim
Glen
Ezell
Eddy
Ginger
Wuthrich
Reid
Beth Reid
Alba
Wanda Scone
Tomi Woods
Sarah Fisher
Charlott LaPrade
Cora Tolleson
Connie Campbell
Fern Duke
Patsy Adams
Jody Brimer
Linda Marshall
Lynn McAfee
Three Juniors Attend Homemaking III Class
Three juniors, Sharon Boyles Gail Haptonstall and Jan Mc attended Homemaking III noting active participation. The brief report highlights student involvement and names the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Boyles
Gail Haptonstall
Jan McAfee
Teen guitarist Attila Galamb performs at GSHS in youth concert
At 9 00 am on Thursday May 20 Attila Galamb a teenage prodigy performed at GSHS with fourteen instruments including piano and two saxophones He played requests ranging from Love Story to Okie from Muskogee Admission was paid by the student council The event showcased his wide repertoire and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attila Galamb
GSHS
Attila
Okie
Muskogee
Patricia Hodges Receives MFA At SMU Commencement
Patricia Hodges daughter of Mr and Mrs E Ray Hodges of Grand Saline earned a Master of Fine Arts at SMU during the annual commencement on May 28. A 1964 Grand Saline High School graduate she also earned an AS from Kilgore JC in 1966 and a BFA from SMU in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hodges
Patricia Lee Hodges
E. Ray Hodges
Grand Saline
Southern Methodist Unversity
Grand Saline High School
Pat
Kilgore
SMU
Market Report 116 Shippers Offer 461 Cattle 50 Hogs
Market report notes 116 shippers offered 461 cattle and 50 hogs to 55 buyers including six butchers and seven packers. Cattle prices cover butcher calves, fat cows, bulls, stocker calves and yearlings with varied ranges, stocker cows and pair values listed. Hogs ranged from No 2 to 3 grades 17 to 17.50, heavies 15 to 17, sows 12 to 14 with no feeders due to quarantine by the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Final Meeting of Future Teachers of America at GSHS
The Future Teachers of America held its last meeting in the GSHS cafeteria on Monday May 17 with President Herman Vess presiding. The group planned a hamburger cook out at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Walker on May 24 and elected officers for 1971 72 including J Lynn Carter president Cindy Sheppard vice president Betty Weatherall secretary Angela Humphrey treasurer and Brenda Means parliamentarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTA
Future Teachers of America
Herman Vess
Pearl Whitehead Fta
J.lynn Carter
Judy Land
Angela Humphrey
Brenda Means
Cindy Maciel
Barbara Yarbrough
Mary Ward
GSHS
Harold Walker
J’lynn Carter
Cindy Sheppard
Betty Weatherall
Brenda. Means
President Presents Ward With Engraved Silver Key Chain
The president presented Mrs. Ward with a silver key chain engraved with her name and the inscription 1971 FTA.
Local Oakwood Church Notes and Community Greetings
Oakland correspondent reports on church services and visits across town. Families travel for eye surgery in Houston and a wedding in Longview. vacation Bible school at the Baptist Church June 7 to 11. various residents dine, host, and attend recitals and naval assignments.
May Program Topic For Pruitt Home Demonstration Club
The Pruitt Home Demonstration Club met May 13 at the community house for a program on Ten Commands of Good Communication. Mrs. Zora Murphee led the program with tips on clarifying ideas, setting goals, listening, and following up. A May birthday party was announced for Norfolk, Virginia, with members on leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruitt Home
Celeste Cavander
Annie Reader
Hazel Crim
T.H.C.A
Ruby Reader
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Flores
Davy Moreland
Roni Heddins
Wayne Jarmon
Danny Darby
Doug Stordal
Gina Fowler
Mike Jones
Randy Joslin
Eddie Rodgers
Linda North
Kathy Ellis
Pam Swain
Sandy Jackson
Tommy Carter
Beth Thomas
Linda Shivers
Nat Hardt
Gary Huff
Linda Hudgins
Judy Higgins
Barbara Autry
Anne Campbell
Russell Insurance Agency
Yvonne Buchanan
Wire Bass
Everthing
Bernice
Beauty Shop
Bernice Bass
Qpeok
K Wolen
Charles Tullos
Mgr
Ann Alexander
Judy Steele
Lyles Barber Shop
Preston Lyles
Censors
Cecil Jones
Market Report
Athens Commission Co
Athens, Texas
Oakland
Eugene Fuller
Ray Boulter
Methodist Church
Boulters
Houston
Laura
Kenney Woods
Davey Fuller
Willman
Baptist Church
W. S. Thomas
Wayne Martin
Dallas
Bill Martin
Iva Jobe
Pearl Wilkerson
Synthia Jobe
Eustace
Polly Payne
Jones
George Kinney
Billy Wayne LaPrade
Creagleville
Oliver
Sherry Fritz
Mary Thompson
Baby
Emmer Fritz
Melvin Baker
Canton
Lena Lambert
Sheryl
Brenda Shields
Danny LaPrade
Charles Monroe
Ft. Worth
Leon Chambless
Dean
Pruitt HD Club
Norfolk
Virginia
Steve Davis
Tarleton State College
TSC
Loyd Taylor
Davis
Tarleton
Harold L. Davis
MR. Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Iggae Agame
Richard
Franklin
C. W. Moreland
and Mrs
Charlie Moreland
Ben and
Neva
Grand Saline Funeral Home
John Teague
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