Lordsburg High Students Attend Regional Council Workshop
Lordsburg High School and hundreds of students from schools across the region joined a workshop at Eastern New Mexico University in Portales. Attendees included council members Gilbert John, Cindy Dallies, Irma Renteria, James Alvarez, and others, with Mr. Good and staff coordinating activities. The event blended planning sessions with recreation such as bowling and basketball, highlighting student engagement and gratitude to organizers Traylor Thompson Baer Bates and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Renteria
James Alvarez
Craig
Freddy al- Donna Franczek
Representa Vargas
Robert Ri- Manuel Parra
Dolo
Carlos Guzman
Darril Good
Lordsburg
New Mexico
LHS
Traylor
Thompson
Eodman
Baer Bates
Two Rose Shows Featured in New Pair Flora Events
Two exhibitions dedicated to roses opened at the New Pair venue, showcasing diverse varieties in bloom. Judges highlighted striking hybrids and classic varieties, with noting top awards yet to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Alumni-Student Football Scrimmage at LHS Stadium
Alumni meet varsity in a scrimmage at LHS stadium Saturday at 7 30 P M. Former stars Ruben Balsa Joe Orona Stephen Hill Porkey Martinez Pete Moore star for alumni. Admission is one bar of soap with proceeds aiding athletic and physical education programs. Season tickets for six home games priced 8 50 reserved 7 50 general 3 00 student. First home game September 3 versus Gadsden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LHS
Ruben Balsa
Joe Orona
Stephen Hill
Porkey Martinez
Pete Moore
Reese
Gadsden
FHA Coffee For Teachers
FHA club hosted a coffee for teachers in the Home Economics room at 10:30 AM last Thursday. About 60 teachers and administrators from city schools attended. Verlene Jorgenson and Terry Patton served coffee punch and cookies, with Irma Renteria Cherene Johnson Vivian Brahe Cynthia Ewing Rosalre Elias Rebecca Dunlap aiding as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Verlene Jorgenson
Terry Patton
Irma Renteria
Cherene Jonhson
Vivian Brahe
Cynthia Ewing
Rosalre Elias
Rebecca Dunlap
School Is Here Again By Marilyn Baird
The school year begins with excitement and confusion as students old and new enter the halls. Readers are reminded that school offers friendship, games, and simple fun, and the community welcomes a fresh term.
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Marilyn Baird
Three New Teachers Join Lordsburg High School Staff
Lordsburg High School welcomes three new teachers announced by Samuel H. Thompson. Philip Yost from Pennsylvania will teach biology and has forestry training plus Peace Corps service in Paraguay. Nancy Blakey, a Lordsburg graduate, will teach typing shorthand and bookkeeping and will be Cheerleader sponsor. Robert Samson from Rural Valley, Pennsylvania, will teach general science and chemistry and serve as assistant varsity football coach. His wife Tammy also teaches in elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Thompson
Lordsburg High School
Philip Yost
Nancy Blakey
Robert Samson
Yost
Gettysburg College
Penn
Duke University
Western New Mexico University
Cobre
U.S. Forest Service
Peace Corps
Paraguay
Miss Blakey
Richard
Earline Blakey
New Mexico State University
Socorro
New Mexico
Rural Valley
Tammy
LHS Cheerleaders Attend Camp at Cochise College
Lordsburg High School cheerleaders attended the International Cheerleading Foundation Camp at Cochise College in Douglas Arizona from August 15 through 20. Varsity members Cindy Dalites Evelyn Meza Corinne Ornelas and Patty Morales plus Junior Varsity athletes Hilda Parra Lynn Thompson Rachel Vargas Vicky Arnold and Irene Balsa participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise College
Douglas
Arizona
International Cheerleading Foundation
Lordsburg High School
Cindy Dalites
Evelyn Meza
Corinne Ornelas
Patty Morales
Hilda Parra
Lynn Thompson
Rachel Vargas
Vicky Arnold
Irene Balsa
Lillian Blaylock
Samuel Thompson
J.V
Alfonso Ornelas
Louie Rosales
Ruben Baisa
Lordsburg Briefs On Local Social Visits
Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E L Stevenson and Robert Flickinger last week included Mrs David Hurt, Mike Hurt, and Mrs James Case of Nashville Tennessee. They were greeted at El Paso airport by Mr and Mrs David Maxwell and after a Las Cruces visit drove to Lordsburg. Mrs Stevenson joined for the return trip to visit friends and relatives in Tennessee. Mrs Frank Clayton of Yuma returned home after visiting her mother Mrs Lillian Reynolds and brother and family Mr and Mrs RT Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.L. Stevenson
Robert Flickinger
David Hurt
Mike Hurt
James Case
Nashville
Frank Clayton
Yuma
Lillian Reynolds
Rt, Reynolds
Condition of Felix Gauthier Jr. After Open Heart Surgery
The condition of Felix Gauthier Jr after open heart surgery at Providence Memorial Hospital on August 19 is reported as satisfactory. Mr and Mrs Arturo Holguin and family from Sun Valley California are visiting relatives and friends in the Lordsburg area.
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Felix Gauthier Jr
Provedence Memorial Hospital
Arturo Holguin
Sun Valley
California
Lordsburg
Work Study Program Off To Good Start At 1 HS
The Work Study Program at 1 HS is off to a good start with most students already holding part time jobs. The program thanks the school community and local businesses for support and notes volunteers are available in the afternoons. Call the high school at 542-3742 or Wilfred Lace key at 542-9153 and donations of magazines are appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Lace
Substitutes Sought by High School Principal
Principal Samuel M. Thompson urges qualified individuals to contact the Superintendent’s Office to fill out the required forms and join the substitute teaching pool at the high school.
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Samuel M. Thompson
Third place ribbon motivates school spirit efforts
Two squads express gratitude for support that funded their activities and aim to boost school and community spirit with their hard work. They celebrate finishing third and look forward to promoting pride locally.
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Carstens
Funeral services for Mrs. Ollie Jane Hicks Carstens were held in Heather Chapel on Wednesday August 25 1971 at 10 00 AM with Bob Lee officiating. Born March 15 1905 in Estancia New Mexico she died August 21 1971 in a Tucson Hospital after a short illness. She lived much of her life in southern New Mexico and the last nine years in Tucson. She was a Church of Christ member. Survivors include five daughters Vera Miederhoff Alma Brechtensen Irene Delmont Faye Moore and Jerry Henson. two sons Tommy Mee Clendon Wayne Carstens. a brother Kuster Hicks. two sisters Lottie Miller and Cleo King. Pallbearers were John Allen Billy Moore Glen Brechtensen Tom Miederhoff Maynard Delmont and Gene Moore Jr. Burial was in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Ollie Jane Hicks Carstens
Heather Chapel
Bob Lee
Estancia
New Mexico
Tucson
Carstens
Arizona
Church of Christ
Vera Miederhoff
Phoenix
Alta Brechtensen
Albuquerque
Irene Delmont
Long Island
Kansas
Faye Moore
Lordsburg
Jerry Henson
Tommy Mee Clendon
Wayne Carstens
Kuster Hicks
Stephenville
Texas
Lottie Miller
Reserve
N.M
Cleo King
California
John Allen
Billy Moore
Glen Brechtensen
Tom Miederhoff
Maynard Del‘mont
Gene Moore, Jr
Mountain View Cemetery
Reynolds Family Returns From New Mexico Sightseeing Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert T Reynolds along with Carr Roberta and Robert B returned from a sightseeing tour of Central New Mexico. They visited Ruidoso horse races White Sands Roswell Lincoln Court House Billy the Kid escape site Santa Fe Capital Building San Miguel Church San Jose Bell oldest U S church and near oldest house. They rode the Tramway to Sandia Peak and dined at over two miles altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T
Reynolds
Carr
Roberta
Robert B
New Mexico
Ruidoso
White Sands
Roswell
Lincoln
Billy the Kid
Santa Fe
San Miguel
United States
San Jose
U.S
Sandia Peak
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Council Johnson
Lordsboro High Council
Onfere
Mex
Gilbert
Charley John
Cindy Dallies
Cynthia Fewing
Amin’s
By Patty Morales
Mr. and
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