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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
3
Sharon Fain has been elected president of the 1963 64 LHS Pep Squad. Other officers elected last week include Hazel Moore vice president Martha Sawyer secretary Safi data Kassell treasurer and Linda Templeton reporter.
Lloyd Beesley was elected president of Lisno High School Student Council in a Tuesday election, beating Derrell Russell. In the vice presidential runoff, Duane Conley won over Damon Smith. Sophomore Mary Helen Holland was unopposed for secretary. Beesley is junior class president and a recent All-District football pick.
The week offers varied meals with Bar B Q wieners and mashed potatoes on May 13, Chuckwagon steak on May 14, meat with pinto beans on May 15, hamburgers on May 16, and tuna fish salad on May 17. Each day includes vegetables and a dessert option.
The Llano High School Future Farmers of America chapter selected officers for the coming year with Charles Irk named president to succeed Dexter Sage. Other officers include Jimmy Cone vice president Frosty Miller secretary Rayburn Houston treasurer Gary Larrémore reporter and Dean Sheppard sentinel along with advisers Eugene Russell and Sen Steakley. They assume office September 1.
Hazel Moore was elected president of the Llano High School chapter of Future Homemakers of America for 1963 64. Other officers include Martha Sawyer first vice president Pamela McDougal second vice president Sharon Fain third vice president Judy Winkel fourth vice president Joyce Black fifth vice president Linda Templeton recording secretary Cindy Raesener corresponding secretary June Johnson treasurer Wynell West historian Susan Cohen parliamentarian and Glynn Dell Osbourn song leader.
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