Yucca Students Host Luncheons With Casserole Feast
Yucca Junior High School home economics classes under Mrs. Nelwyn Martin planned two luncheons April 29 and 30. Five teachers and the girls were served buffet style from a main course of casseroles. Tables featured iris centerpieces and lace cloths with mats on the side tables. Readouts list twenty girls on Thursday and sixteen on Friday with no further events noted.
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Nelwyn Martin
Susan Browning
Amy Chandler
Carmen Fresquez
Valerie Johnson
Dorothy Jones
Joy Kinman
Kerry Lee Holmes
Marie Meadows
Pat Melendez
Pamela Reames
Rosemary Sanchez
Sheila Ser
Honor Society Officers Are Elected
The Crusader Chapter of the National Honor Society at St. Peter High School elected officers for the coming year. Frances Fields is president, Jo ann Crotzer vice president, Michael Rusk secretary, and Gregory Franchini treasurer.
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The
Crusader Chapter of
National Honor Society of St
Cheering Squad Selected for Pueblo Junior High
Leslie Henslee was elected head cheerleader with Janet Wyly Kathy Ham Lana Littel and Pam Rose named as the remaining 4 cheerleaders for 1965-66. They won by secret ballot after try-outs from 11 candidates. Candidates needed normal conduct grades and at least a C- average.
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Wanda Battles
Pueblo Junior High
Mary Peckinpaugh
Leslie Henslee
Janet Wyly
Kathy Ham
Lana Littel
Pam Rose
Local Council Officers Attend District Meeting
The New Mexico Association of Student Councils held its annual convention in Tucumcari with delegations from Roswell. Tommy Pruit and the Mesa Junior High group attended. Mike Johnson heads Mesa Student Council. The theme was World Peace, Youth's Challenge. Arthur Michaels, Clyde Campbell, and Marty Klein were elected to lead next year.
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New Mexico Association of Student Councils
Tucumcari
Roswell
Tommy Pruit
Puebla
Mesa
Paul Breeden
Frank McKay
Mike Johnson
Sions
Arthur Michaels
Clyde Campbell
Marty Klein
Ail
Contest Winners Named at Sierra Junior High Baking Contest
Sierra Junior High held a baking contest sponsored by Southwestern Public Service Co. Prize winners were announced among student participants and teachers assisted in judging.
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Sierra Junior High
The
Southwestern Public Service Co
Linda Sanders Named Girl of the Month at Yucca Junior High
Linda Sanders, ninth grade chorus member and former Yuccettes participant, was named April Girl of the Month by choral director Mrs. Dale Sawyer. The event announced April 19 lists Linda McBraver first, Betty Traylor second, and Dharma Northcutt third. prizes include 25 15 and 10 dollars.
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Yucca Junior High
Linda Sanders
Linda
Yuccettes
Dale Sawyer
Linda McBraver
Betty Traylor
Dharma Northcutt
Students Host Food Party at Mountain View Junior High
Mountain View Junior High home economics girls invited their pets and teachers to a spring motif cof. The serving table offered coffee or tea, rolls, and fruit balls. First period hostesses were Larita Hammons and Gwen Carter. During third period Marilyn Henderson and Susie Adams hosted, with Pat English and Rosie Candaleria assisting.
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Pat Montgomery
Mountain View Junior High
Larita Hammons
Gwen Carter
Marilyn Hendricks
Susie Adams
Pat English
Rosie Candaleria
Tennis Champs Appear at Yucca Jr High Exhibition
Table Tennis Champions led by Robert Ashley appeared at Yucca Junior High for an exhibition. Ashley, a longtime national competitor, demonstrated shots and tricks before engaging audience participation. Home economics students, taught by Miss Jeanne Gratton, studied centerpieces and etiquette for teas and receptions.
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Yucca
Robert Ashley
California
U.S. Armed Forces
Pueblo Junior High concert band shines at Sierra festival
The Pueblo Junior High concert band led by W. A. Cameron performed in assemblies at Pueblo on April 15 and Sierra on April 24. Their festival appearance Saturday featured bands from the Southeastern part of the state and earned a three rating in sight reading and a tour rating in concert.
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Pueblo
Sierra
W. A. Cameron
Second Annual Show Scheduled at Pueblo
The Pueblo Junior High School choral department presents the second annual Pueblo Pow-Wow a musical variety show directed by John Walker. It starts at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium with singing dancing and comedy skits featuring soloists duets small groups and combined choirs. Mrs Linda Walker accompanies. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for students with tickets at the door or from cast members.
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Sharon Snell
Lana Littell
Linda Furgerson
Libby Elam
Pueblo Junior High School
John Walker
Pueblo
Linda Walker
Schools in Focus Expands with Second Page This Week
Due to a surge in school related news during the final month of the term, the Record will publish an extra page. A second page of Schools in Focus appears this Thursday, featuring more school news and updates.
Freshman L. T. Sandies Takes Second At Alamogordo Golf Relays
Pueblo freshman L. T. Sandies finished second in the Alamogordo Golf Relays at Alamogordo Country Club. He played for Roswell High School A team with coach Stanley Kubiak, shooting 76 in round one and 80 in round two among about 60 competitors.
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L. T. Sandies
Pueblo
Alamogordo
Alamogordo Country Club
L. T
Roswell High School
Stanley Kubiak
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