Travis Junior High Honors Award Recipients Listed
Outstanding academic awards go to Charles Young Joyce Lynn Pentecost and Jackie McPheeters at Travis Junior High awards day. Citizenship awards honored Sarah Laughlin Eddie Sanders Julia Garcia Javier Vela Beth Loomis and Mark Fenner with additional department recognitions and a soil conservation essay contest.
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Charles Young
Joyce Lynn Pentecost
Jackie McPheeters
Travis Junior High School
Sarah Laughlin
Eddie Sanders
Julia Garcia
Javier Vela
Beth Loomis
Mark Fenner
Anthony Mot
Norma Gonzales
Cindy Braunecker
Lesley Lester
John Kabela
Cole Young
Jesse Falcon
Scott Mueller
Eileen Clegg
Odette Marek
Debbie Scott
Forrest Hawes
Charles Powers
Jesse Narvarez
Sherron Geryk
Melodie Zamora
Mike Labay
Mark Anthony Silva
Andy McPheeters
Debra Sanchez
Donnie Rodriguez
Jessica Cunningham
Junior Service League
C.L. Cook
Patti Dixon
Danny Riley
Sheila Bassett
Carne Willoughby
Susan Schmidt
Toni Ficklen
Cher Bassett
Mary Kay Bujnoch
Letitia Traylor
Janet Batts
Phylis Stover
Elizabeth Aleman
James Gonzales
Charlotte Crain
Mary Ester Galindo
Tammi Miller
Joey Pena
Shari Cunningham
Craig Blocker
Joel
Honors Day at Crockett Junior High Names Top Academic Winners
Barbara Litzler and David Pustejovsky head list of top academic awardees for eighth and seventh grades at Crockett Junior High School honors day. Citizenship honors go to eighth grader Lyle Hefferman and Peggy Herzog. seventh graders Danny Vasquez, Gary Hahn and Reginia Campian also receive Citizenship awards.
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Barbara Litzler
David Pustejovsky
Crockett Junior High School
Miss Litzler
Pustejovsky
Lyle Hefferman
Peggy Herzog
Danny Vasquez
Gary Hahn
Reginia Campian
Robert Pelvan
Union Carbide
Barbara
Litzler
Sharon Normberg
Johnny Reese
Douglas Arzecha
Warzecha
Virginia Rene
Cindy Vest
Janet Mareth
Heffernan
Christine Jedlicka
Jeffery Smith
Maria Paz
Norman Marshall
Sherri Shillings
Janice Alemia
Vince Chupka
Complex educational regulations stain Texas programs
The piece argues that state and federal rules overwhelm school administration and funding, creating a cycle where complying costs threaten monies from authorities. It notes political overtones in programs from Austin and centers on the burden of paying for expanding educational efforts while wages and families struggle.
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Texas
Austin
Weather outlook mild with sun and clouds into Saturday
Clear to partly cloudy and warm through Saturday with northerly winds 6 to 14 mph shifting to east and southeast by Saturday. Highs in the mid 80s, nights mid 60s, marine winds 8 to 18 knots easing tonight, seas 2 to 4 feet, tides and sun times noted.
Calhoun County oil gas valuations rise in 1975 report
Preliminary valuation engineers report to Calhoun County Commissioners Court shows oil gas and utility valuations could rise by 6.3 million dollars in 1975. Final figures will be reviewed May 23 at the Board of Equalization with engineers from Latham and Stults of Dallas providing explanations to interested company representatives.
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Commissioners Court
Board of Equalization
Latham & Stults and Co
Dallas
Boyd H. Latham
Forrest & Cotton, Inc
Calhoun County
Federal Aviation Administration
Texas Aeronautics Commission
Regional Texas Municipal League Meets Here Tonight
RegionaI Texas Municipal League convenes at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Post Hall with an attitude adjustment hour at 6:45 p.m. Port Lavaca, Point Comfort and Seacrt lead planning for dinner, administration, and exhibits. Mayors Gibson Wallace Carper invitees Don Sissons of Ausin speaks on intercity state coordination. Tickets at the door. Home Demonstration Club of Port Lavaca handles dinner. exhibits by Alcoa Union Carbide Texas A&M marine division and Calhoun County extension. Reservations reported from many area towns.
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Texas Municipal
VFW Post Hall
Port Lavaca
Point Comfort
Seacrt
H.O. Gibson
Yoakum
K.A. Wallace
Bill Carper
Linton
Mark Cameron
Home Demonstration Club
Alcoa
Union Carbide
Texas A&m University Marine Division
Calhoun County Extension Office
Point Comfort lease option rejected by Calhoun ISD board
Calhoun County Independent School District trustees rejected City of Point Comfort's five year lease extension on district property leased for 12.5 acres to 1985. Board also chose First State Bank as depository, approved suspensions policy, band instrument replacement, and retained Baumgardner & Morrison as auditor.
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Calhoun County
City of
Point Comfort
Milo Cameron
Robert Kessler
Cameron
Alcoa
First State Bank & Trust Company
First National Bank
First State
Marvin Kirkman
Edward Zamora
Ray Childress
Baumgardner & Morrison
Connally urged by Dallas GOP to seek office
Dallas County Republican leaders adopted a resolution urging former Governor John Connally to seek public elective office as a Republican candidate in the forthcoming general election. They praised his past service as Navy and Treasury secretary and said the country needs leaders of his caliber. They did not specify the office, with a U.S. Senate or presidency noted as realistic options by a GOP state committeeman.
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Dallas
Dallas County
Republican Executive Committee
John Connally
Connally
Navy
GOP
William A. McKenzie
U. S
Port Lavaca Water Safe but Needs Line Cleaning
Port Lavaca officials report the water problem is not serious after Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority tests. City manager notes possible algae in the system and warns draining the system could endanger fire water supply, while crews work on flushing lines and awaiting Seguin lab results.
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Guadalupe-Blanco
Mike Gibson
Gibson
Sousa Award Honors Calhoun High School Band Student
Nancy Pereira won the John Phillip Sousa Award at the Calhoun High School spring concert. She is an All-State Band member and concert soloist, also receiving the Optimist Scholarship. Melody Chatelle earned the Arion Award, with Cathy Nasser and David Garcia named top junior and sophomore members respectively. The event honored seniors Becky Adame Alamia Chatelle Chavana and others while Edward Zamora received a gift and a corsage was given to Mrs Zamora. The program featured American Overture for Band Streets of Laredo and The Pink Panther.
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Nancy Pereira
John Phillip Sousa
Calhoun High School
Pereira
Optimist
Becky Adame
Alamia
John Benavides
Chatelle
Carmen Chavana
Erin Collins
Anna Cortez
Laredo
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Patsy Weaver
Cindy Saenz
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