May school events and reports from the calendar
The calendar lists May 6 to May 16 school events including assemblies, banquets, concerts, exams, a junior play Paula Goes Modern, Baccalaureate, and senior activities. It notes staff changes, student movements, scrapbooks, a parent thank you, a surprise party for Mrs. Harding, and trips to Tombstone Arizona with landmarks visited. Scholastic and attendance honor rolls for 5K are named with several students listed.
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Catherine Reedy May 3 Carrol Smith May 15 7-b.
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Catherine Reedy
Carrol Smith
Local Names Listed With Associated Dates
Wi Ruby Smith, May 27 Claude Lytle, May 9 Billy Satterfield, May 23 7-a details provided for event tracking and scheduling in local notices.
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Josephina Bassa
Gilbert Mora
Herminia Avalos
Louella Brooks
Enedian Gutierrez
Johnny Kipp
Barbara Martinez
Bertha May Blansect
Billy Warren
Ruby Smith
Claude Lytle
Billy Satterfield
Lordsburg High Sets Student Body Election By Law
The Student Council adopts a by law allowing every enrolled student to vote if registered at least two days before the primary. Nominations occur Wednesday with registration Thursday and Friday mornings or at noon. Primary election follows Tuesday and the final election is on Wednesday.
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Lordsburg High School
F H A honors eighth graders for selling most play tickets
The F H A celebrated the eighth grade for selling the most tickets to the school play Welcome Home Jim my with a Tuesday party. Amusing games were enjoyed and punch and cupcakes were served. The social ethics class is thanked for baking the cupcakes.
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Jimmy
Sth Grade Flower Garden Blooms In School Yard Effort
Eighth grade planted roses violas pansies zennias snap dragons pinks and bachelors buttons with stars of Bethlehem transplanted for borders. Margaret Richards chairs the committee with Ruby Hammond and Lou Ellen Rawson. They thank many helpers and hope for a standout garden next year. The lone yellow viola bloom stands out.
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Stars of Bethlehem
Margaret Richards
Ruby Hammond
Lou Ellen Rawson
Anna Martin
Joyce Mattix
Barbara Parker
Manuel Galvez
Buddy Jackson
Jackie Jenkins
Rex Kipp
Chas Craddock
Billy Steele
Claude Lytle
Oscar Turrentine
James Brown
Birthday Party Marks Bonar Room Celebration
Mrs. Bonar's room held a birthday party after school on Monday with all in the room invited. New pupil Ernest Rouse joined the class from Ore-Bon and travels to school by bus to his uncle Joe Rouse's ranch.
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Larry Fogliasso
Douglas Cook
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Butch Ramirez
Ernest Rouse
Ore- Bon
Joe Rouse
Onward Time and a Morenci Grocery Job
A Morenci Arizona boy quits after one day at a local grocery after the owner asks him to lay eggs in the window. The Artesia Hi Beacon notes jokes and quips about school, printing, and a bad haiku about a hunter and a lamb going to school with her.
Broadcaster Deming adds lapidary department at high school
Deming High School introduces a lapidary department the only one in the district and among a few in the state. Students cut grind shape and polish rocks with agate as the primary material and they hope to expand soon.
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Deming High School
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