Four Los Fresnos Students Named Outstanding Teenagers of America
Four Los Fresnos High School students Jesus Toy Amaya Madelene Sue Bearden Martha Galarza and Eric Dean Mann are named Outstanding Teenagers of America 1971. The local winners will compete for state and national honors including a $1000 scholarship.
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Los Fresnos High School
Paula Buendia
Aurora Munoz
Kirkby Townsend
Teresa Soto
Irene Olivarez
Lewis Putnam
Sue Bearden
Maria Hernandez
Eric Mann
Beverly Patton
Agustin Argullin
Gloria Arismendi
Martha Balboa
Alicia Flores
Aurora Flores
Denise Gerdes
Gil Gomez
Carolyn Greening
Hector Hernandez
Dalia Hinojosa
Robert Middleton
Aurelia Rios
Esperanza Sanchez
Pedro Sanchez
Gilbert Silva
Cynthia Udell
Juan Jaramillo
Margarita Cuevas
Shari Murray
Sylvia Noyola
Linda O’grea
Janet Smothers
D'Anne Todd
Rosa Maria Tellez
Ana Maria Olivarez
Evita Atkinson
Ninfa Gonzalez
Gilbert de Leon
Noelia Martinez
Reynaldo Mendieta
Minerva Rios
Amalia Ruiz
Vicki Sanchez
Eloisa Munoz
Los Fresnos
Bill Groogan
Board of Advisors
Neil Armstrong
Texas Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow: Cynthia Meyer
Cynthia Louise Meyer of New Braunfels Senior High School wins the 1971 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow title after a nationwide competition among 34,802 senior girls from 932 Texas high schools. Program sponsors include General Mills and DECA, with leaders from Boy Scouts of America and Future Farmers of America offering support.
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Betty Crocker
Cynthia Louise Meyer
New Braunfels
General Mills
Molly Sue Mooney
Decatur High School
Decatur
Miss Meyer
Washington
D.C
Colonial Williamsburg
District of Columbia
Texas A&M unveils onion harvesting machine breakthrough
Texas A M University researcher Wayne LePori and team developed a harvester that matches the work of 75 laborers pulling onions by hand. The device travels 1 5 miles per hour and harvests two rows at a time, promising speed and efficiency gains.
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Texas A&m University
Wayne LePori
Valley Congressman Heads Texas State Society In Capitol
In Washington D C the Texas State Society of Washington D C installed a South Texan as president for the first time in 30 years, succeeding Rep Richard Kleberg whose term ended in 1941. The society began in December 1904.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
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House
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Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Oceanography
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Fisheries and Wildlife
USA
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Kika
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