Duane Conley Wins Llano High School Council Presidency
In a three way race Duane Conley edged opponents to become Llano High School Student Council president for 1964 65 Damon Smith and Mary Helen Holland were rivals for the post with a run off narrowing to Conley and Holland Conley won by eight votes Johnny Sawyer took the vice presidency and Judy Winkel was elected secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Conley
Llano High School
Conley
Damon Smith
Mary Helen Holland
Mary Helen
Johnny Sawyer
Judy Winkel
First Screwworm Case Reported in Llano County
A screwworm case in the Prairie Mountain area of Llano County triggers an urgent warning to livestock producers to inspect animals treat wounds collect larvae samples and report to the county agent. Llano’s first case of 1964 prompts rapid eradication measures including inspector spraying and sterile fly releases by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Mountain
Llano County
L. P. Amsler
Mission
Texas
Art Group Completes Rodeo Exhibit Plans
Llano Art Association prepares a three day art and craft exhibit at Stolz Building near Corner Drug Store. Hours are 9 12 and 2 8 on June 4 5 and 9 12 and 2 5 on June 6. Junior division for students from junior high to high school. Entry fees 1 for five pictures for members 2 for non members 50 cents for junior division and 50 cents per card table for crafts. Entries due by 5 p.m. June 3. Coffee and lemonade available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Art Association
Stolz
Corner Drug Store
Art Association
Llano Board Studies Educational Television Use
Llano Independent School District discussed joining educational television via KRLN-TV at a recent board meeting. Robert Fox outlined program areas, costs, and operations, noting Llano’s inclusion in the service area and current cable reception improving feasibility. The board plans to consider the program further but has taken no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Independent School
Robert Fox
Krln-Tv
Llano
Fox
Supt
C. M. Nalls
Llano Democrats Elect Delegates and Pass Resolutions
The Llano County Democratic Convention met at the courthouse with 22 attendees. Delegates chosen for the Dallas state convention in September were L. L. Bruhl Bozo Davis and Mrs John L. Sawyer, with alternates Mrs L. L. Bruhl Mrs Lennox Ligon and Mrs August Otto dr. Resolutions honored the late President Kennedy and urged unity to elect Lyndon B. Johnson in November. Charles Moss was welcomed as new county committee chairman after May 2 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano County
Elmo Littlepage
Raymond Rogers
Littlepage
Dallas
L. L. Bruhl
Bozo Davis
John L. Sawyer
Lennox Ligon
August Otto
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles Moss
OES Elects and Honors Past Officers
Past matrons and patrons of the Order of the Eastern Star chapter 216 were honored as the year closed with Mrs. Cora Kuykendall as worthy matron and Myrtle Joyce Simpson to be the incoming matron. New officers include A. C. Kincheloe as worthy patron Pearl Buttery associate matron Clayton Gage associate patron Della Lowell conductress Maxine Alexander associate conductress Beulah Shires secretary Cora Kuykendall treasurer Almeda Dees chaplain Mildred Overstreet marshal Minnie Belle Ligon organist Virginia Morgan Adah Stella Lacy Esther Helen Kassell Martha Nina Fowler Electra Ruth Gage warder and Tate Stephens sentinel. An open installation is planned Saturday June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Cora Kuykendall
Myrtle Joyce Simpson
A. C. Kincheloe
Pearl Buttery
Clayton Gage
Della Lowell
Maxine Alexander
Beulah Shires
Almeda Dees
Mildred Qverstreet
Minnie Belle Ligon
Virginia Morgan
Adah
Stella Lacy
Esther
Helen Kassell
Martha
Nina Fowler
Electra
Ruth Gage
Warder
Tate Stephens
Sentinel
Banquet to Honor 30 LHS Athletes
About eighty Llano High School students who represented their school in athletics during the past year will be honored at the all sports banquet to be held Friday night at 7 30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Milton Jowers will be the speaker and Don Hicks will summarize the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano High School
Milton Jowers
Southwestern Texas State College At
San Marcos
Don Hicks
A Lange
Midnight Shooting Ends in Llano Quarry Worker Death
Anselmo Hernandez Cuellar 34 a rock quarry worker died at Llano hospital after a self inflicted gunshot during a confrontation in the Diamond Courts driveway where he had been living. He had earlier fired at Joe Montez outside Idol's Bar and after officers urged surrender he was shot in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anselmo Hernandez Cuellar
Llano
Austin
Diamond Courts
Cuellar
Joe Montez
Montez
L. 2 B. Turbiville
Elmo Littlepage
Bill Shipp
Turbiville
Llano Hospital
Waldrope
Llano High elects 1964 65 cheerleaders led by Wirdell
Llano High School students elected 64 65 cheerleaders on Tuesday with Vicki Wirdell named head and Judy Winkel as head alternate. Also chosen were Michal Pearson Ann Winfrey and Janie Overstreet as second alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano High School
Vicki Wirdell
Judy Winkel
Michal Pearson
Ann Winfrey
Janie Overstreet
Sammy Rabb Named Llano Rodeo King
Llano High School sophomore Sammy Rabb won the first Llano rodeo King title after a Friday meeting where queen nominees voted. Rabb will ride in the rodeo parade and grand entry and present the new queen with a bouquet at the first performance. Fourteen Solano County organizations named queen nominees with six pictured this week. The queen will be chosen by judges on poise personality appearance and horsemanship. Mr and Mrs F C Reager and Miss Gene Hall attended the Little Southwestern Show and Rodeo in College Station last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Rodeo Queen
Llano Rodeo
Sammy Rabb
Llano High School
Sammy
Solano County
F.C. Reager
Gene Hall
College Station
Becky Kinsey Named Miss Llano Jaycee
Becky Kinsey a 16 year old Llano High School sophomore and daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Kinsey of Paradise Point was chosen Miss Llano Jaycee 1964 after a contest with 16 rivals at the school auditorium Kinsey will be the Jaycee nominee for Llano rodeo queen and represent the Jaycees at functions next year She received a 50 clothing allowance and a bouquet of red roses from outgoing Miss Jaycee Martha Sawyer
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Becky Kinsey
Glen Kinsey
Paradise Point
Llano
Llana Jaycee
Martha Sawyer
Top 29 LHS Students Honored at Banquet
Llano High School honored twenty nine top scholars at the second academic banquet held at Hotel Llano with National Honor Society members organizing. Dr. Gene Lewis spoke as eligible students needed a 90 overall average. eleven students with 90 in each subject also received awards.
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Llano High School
Hotel
Llano
National Honor Society
Gene Lewis
Duane Conley
Brenda Halliburton
Nancy Hohmann
Sandra Kassell
Janie McBride
Sharon Nadead
Cynthia Raesener
Sherman Ratliff
Linda Ray
Tessie Smith
Eddie Turner
Joyce Jack
Carol Dansby
Sandra Gray
Leonard Grenwelge
Elginia Hasse
Mary Helen Holland
Rebecca Hopson
Lois King
Pamela McDougald
Hazel Moore
Bette Otto
Emin Jo Pchl
Janeane
Scouts to Hold Court of Honor Monday in Llano
Llano Boy Scout Troop 301 plans a Court of Honor Monday at 7 30 p m in the Llano County Courthouse Courtroom. Dr L W Feller Fredericksburg new Hill Country District commissioner will present the troop charter for 1964 and issue registrations. Parents are urged to attend as summer camp at Camp From Wooten is discussed and plans for opening day parade of the Llano Rodeo are outlined.
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Llano
Liang County Court House
L. W. Feller
Fredericksburg
Hill Country
R. J. Adams Jr
J. W. Brewer
A. C. Kinehelac
O. C. Remmers
Jack W. Thomas
Madnes
Wooten
Alsc
Hall Country
Welcome Rains Bring Llano Ranchers Joyful Hopes
Llano County ranchers praised recent rains that brought significant moisture across the area. Albert Gestreich noted an inch and a half for the growing season while Emi Birk’s Prairie Mountain ranch measured over 22 inches in total. Luther Miller reported livestock thriving after a million dollar rain and 23 inches near Valley Spring. Mrs. Carl Moss described the landscape as a sight for sore eyes with 12 inches on her ranch and hail noted by Guy Clymer. Ottis Halliburton logged 1.12 inches in Llano city.
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Llano County
Albert Qgestreich
Emi Birk
Prairie Mountain
Luther Miller
Valley Spring
Miller
Carl Moss
Guy Clymer
Llano
Ottis Halliburton
Kingsland Lions elect Crase president and new officers
Kingsland Colonel H J Crase was elected president of the Kingsland Lions Club to succeed Raymond Walker. New officers include Clarence Ball Wright tail-tw Simms Lion tamer Fred Wright and others plus James J. Chilis as chairman of the Texas Crippled Children's Camp committee. Mrs Charlie Ratib underwent surgery at St David's Hospital in Austin last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
Col
H. J. Crase
Kingsland Lions Clu
Raymond Walker
Clarence Ba! Wright
Charlie Rati
St. David's Hospital
Austin
McBride Named FFA Honorary Member
Heston McBride received the honorary FRA chapter member award at the FFA FHA barbecue in Robinson City Park for aiding the Llano FFA chapter. The event was attended by hundreds of Future Farmers and Homemakers, with officers and new leaders introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston McBride
Robinson City Park
McBride
Llano
Carolansky
FHA
FFA
Robert Moseley
R. C. Oestreich
Jimmy Cone
Leonard Grenwelge
Llano Math Students Place in Contest
Twenty Llano High School students competed in the 1964 annual math contest co hosted by the MAA and the Society of Actuaries. Llano finished fourth in team scores with 87.00, while Duane Conley led individuals with 31.75 points and received a math achievement pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LHS
Mathematical Association of America
The
Society of Actuaries
Llano
Duane Conley
Derral Russell
Janis Stewart
Texas
Fouth
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OES
Carl Fry
Liane Jaycee
Jaycee
LeMar Et Liane
Shirley Kay Ronshausen
Kingsland Lions Club
Melodee Davis
Llano Saddle Club
Vicki Wiedell
Suzanne Adams
Hill County Livestock Assn
Llano Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Culture
Misses Gray
Stewart
Virde'l
Adams
LaMar
Llano Studio
Kingsland Lions Fleet
Cel. Crase
Randy Lewis
Perry Lettemeyer
Dean Sheppard
L. ¢. Sehneider
Johnny Sawry
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