Llano Rodeo Queen Contest Draws 14 Nominees
The 1972 Llano Rodeo queen contest lists 14 nominees from Llano High School girls aged 16 to 21. Sponsored by local organizations, nominees include Pam Bailey and Jamie Sue Banner among others. judging covers appearance and horsemanship with prizes including a dinner, a savings bond, runner-up trophies, and a chosen king announced during the rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Junior Woman's Culture Club
Rl, Lehrer, Jr
Diane Hoerster
Dan Hoerster
Burns Lanting
Sue Laning
Pam Bailey
Tommy Bailey
Norton's
Jamie Sue Banener
James Banner
Castell
Llano County Farm Bureau
Cindy Crenwelge
Theo Crenwelge
Llano Lions Club
Bette Sue Feuge
Ann Feuge
People’s Savings and Loan Association
Gayle Epperson
James Epperson
Valley Spring
Hill Country Livestock Association
Mary Grote
James Grote
Pinkie’s Grocery
Susan Jones
James A. Jones
United Service Support
PTA
Marsha Scott
Clinger Scott
Battery Hardware Company
Cynthia Settemeyer
Woman's Culture Club
Roxanne Zachary
Bill Zachary
Llano High graduates hear call to be part of solution
Rev Bill Karger urged the Llano High School class at baccalaureate in the LHS Auditorium to face life as a paradox and join the effort to solve society’s ills. He said maturity means accepting time’s past present and future and balancing involvement with change. Rev Dwight Reagan gave the invocation and Rodger Croker led Faith of Our Fathers. Miss Sheree Smith sang the Lord’s Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Karger
Llano High School
LHS
Karger
First Baptist Church of
Llano
Dwight Reagan
Kingsland
Rodger Croker
Sheree Smith
Llano High School Graduates Urged to Embrace Change
Dr. B E Davis of Abs lene Christian College advised the class of 90 at Llano High School to face a rapidly changing era. He described this period as a second industrial revolution, likening it to the agricultural revolution, and urged graduates to master change, avoid war, control population growth, and trust in God as they build foundations for the future. Nan Needham and Jeff Hopf also spoke, stressing courage and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Davis
Abslene Christian College
Llano High School
Slane High School
Davis
Earth
Nan Needham
Jeff Hopf
Little Weather Change in Week At Llano Station
There is little change in the past week with no additional rain at the Llano weather station. Temperatures ranged from a 54 degree low to an 89 degree high. Lightening was visible to the north Tuesday night. May 17 to May 23 shows highs from the mid 80s to 89 and lows from 54 to 69.
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Llano
Llano Rodeo Promises Laughs and Action This Week
Llano hosts a three day rodeo starting Thursday June 12 at 8 pm with a clown team Mr and Mrs Ralph Fisher and acts by Clinton Harlow plus a sheepdog and cowboy monkey. Queen and King finalists will be named with sheriff possee performances and post show dances with bands each night.
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Llano
Rodeo Arena
Ralph Fisher
Houston
Clinton Harlow
Killeen Sheriff's Posse
Georgetown Sheriff's Posse
Adolph Hofner
San Antonio
Harold Williams
Llano Tune Wranglers
Dick Polk
Austin
Llano County Community Center Committee
T.D. Swenson
Llano Lions Club
Lester Inman
Llano Chamber of Commerce
Willie Smith
VFW
Suel Laning
Annette Roberson
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Junior Culture Club
Edgar James Moss
Llano County Farm Bureau
Supper Honors TOPS Winners At Llano High
TOPS No. 602 met Tuesday evening for weighing and leaving due to Llano High graduation exercises. A salad supper is planned for next Tuesday night with invites to all, except those on the winning contest team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Llano High School
Calendar of Community Events May 25 to June 1
Calendar lists Optimist meeting at Coffee Shop on May 25 at 7 30 p m and square dance club on May 25 26 27 29 30 31 with local clubs including Llano Lions VFW JC HLN Be B Boys FBC Lions TOPS and Seniors Social Security rep visit. Rodeo events run June 1 with a parade at 4 p m and rodeo at 8 p m plus a community center dance and art exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist
Little League
Vfw-Cc
Kingsland
FBC Lions
Sunrise Beach Firemen
Main Park
Lions JC
Llano Lions Club
Social Security
Highway 29 West
Llano Rodeo Parade Route Outlined
The Llano Rodeo Parade on June 1 2 3 begins at 4 pm after a 2 pm courthouse square band concert. Floats from surrounding towns include Kerrville State Hospital with limited judging at 3 pm and 3:15 pm for horse lines. Parade aims along south Llano to east courthouse square across the river, ending at Elis and Dallas Streets with bands Shriners and Indian group from Camp Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano
Courthouse Square
Elis
Dallas
Cong
0.C. Fisher
Shriners
Austin
Camp Gary
San Marcos
Inc
Liano
Second Armored Band
Adolph Héfner
San Antonio
Kerrville State Hospital
Fisher
Moore State Bank
Ford Street
Lampasas
Marble
Gordon Donop, Jr
Ford and
Marble Streets
Llano Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Brewer
Llano School Shares Faculty Changes and Livestock Group Meets
Supt Glen Rhodes announced resignations and new hires at Llano schools including Bob Veach moving to Burnet and Marguerite Jones leaving special education. Earle H Hamilton named new special education teacher. Patti Kuykendall returns to third grade. Dr J P Dodgen elected president of Hill Country Livestock Raisers. meeting featured Texas A&M guest L S Pope on livestock trends and food prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rhodes
Llano
Bob Veach
Burnet
Fred Minter
Marguerite Jones
Oklahoma
Earle H. Hamilton
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Friendship High School
Wolfforth
John
Patti) Kuykendall
Rhodes
J.P. Dodgen
Dodgen
James Epperson
Llano High School
Texas A&m University
Veterinary School
Jack Little
Tommy Allen
Charles Henry Reese
Alex Hardin
Curtis Osbourn
Robert Moseley
Inman
Liano High School
L.S. Pope
America
Femer
Geologist Feasibility Supports Llano River Dam Plan
Wendell Smith of the Soil Conservation Service from Temple found the proposed low water dam on the Llano River below the bridge feasible after a geologic study. Bob Gordon of Fredericksburg and district conservationist E R Seldensticker announced a cost estimate will follow. An official report will be issued later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Smith
Soil Conservation Service
Temple
Llano
Bob Gordon
Fredericksburg
E.R. Seldensticker
Men's Softball Team Planned Endorsed by Local Alliance
The Llano County Ministerial Alliance endorses a men 18 and older softball team. Churches survey potential players due by June 3. Rev. Bill Karger of First Baptist Church coordinates. Mr and Mrs Charlie Ratliff are at a Dallas apparel market.
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Llano County
Mrs
Charlie Ratliff
Apparel Market
Dallas
Longhorn Cavern State Park to receive 66270 development
A 66270 development project for Longhorn Cavern State Park was announced by Jack R. Stone chair of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission. Costs will be shared by the BOR Land and Water Conservation Fund with half paid by BOR and half by state funds. Plans include water system roads parking areas site improvements and renovation of the observation tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Longhorn Cavearn State Park
Jack R. Stone
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Land and Water Conservation Fund
BOR
Texas
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Kid Society
Liane
Debra Talley
Candy Tarper
Celia Johnson
Llano News
Harry Miller
Home Demonstration Council
Optimist Club
Supper
J. P. Dodgen
Longhorn State Park
Abe
Hoover
Stephen Binerey
Charles Wallace
Kim Hatfeld
Karen Sherry
Susan Jenss
Teresa Holloway
Marnie Needham
Robbie Gray
James Lebow
Johnny Roberson
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