Mrs Deason Donates Portrait and Landscape to Yucca School
Eunice Deason donates two paintings to Yucca Junior High Student Council. An original portrait of D N Pope Deason, late husband and longtime Roswell schools supervisor, joins the library collection. The second piece depicts The Lincoln County Courthouse from an old photo, painted in 1928. Deason has created 74 works and won the Grand Sweepstakes at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucca Junior High School
Eunice Deason
D. N. “Pope” Deason
Roswell
Deason
Lincoln County
Yucca
Daddy Pope
Kent Council
W. W Hagerman
R. E. Morris
Gordon Patterson
New Mexico
Science Club Journey to Sitting Bull Falls
Yucca Junior High Science Club went on an end of year trip to Sitting Bull Falls in April. Plans shifted from Bandelier National Monument to Sitting Bull Falls. The group met at 6 a.m. at the school and arrived by 8 a.m. under supervision of J. Melvin Goolsby and Mrs. Roger Trumbull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Engwall
Yucca
Sitting Bull Falls
Bandelier National Monument
J. Melvin Goolsby
Roger Trumbull
Schools in Focus adds a second page this Thursday
Due to a heavy rise in school related items in the last month of school the Record will publish an additional page of school news. A second page of Schools in Focus will appear this week on Thursday.
Auditions Held for Yucca Junior High Bands
Terry Nittle reports Yucca Junior High conducted auditions for the Red and White Bands at Roswell High School for 1965 to 1966. Red Band qualifiers include Rusty Ables Joe Brosius John Cornelius Paula Holland Gary Hoover Tommy Rose Bill Longwell and Dan Lusk. White Band qualifiers comprise Dennis Alcorn Isabel Garcia David Grosvenor Mike Jones and Marvin Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucca Junior High School
Roswell High School
Rusty Ables
Joe Brosius
John Cornelius
Paula Holland
Gary Hoover
Tommy Rose
Bill Longwill
Dan Lusk
Dennis Alcorn
Isabel Garcia
David Grosvenor
Mike Jones
Marvin Myers
Blood Clots Common in Humans May Cause Ailments
New findings show human blood contains small clots that are usually absorbed. If not cleared these clots can lead to physical ailments and health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Argentina's Exports Dominated by Agriculture
Buenos Aires notes that agricultural products account for more than 80 percent of Argentina's exports, underscoring the sector's crucial role in the country's trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Goddard Officials Are Named
Pueblo Junior High elects Goddard High Student Council representatives for next year. Elected: Johnny Yates Jerry Thompson Steve Glover Marianna Mortenson Joan Levers. Alternates in order: Charlotte Tyner Mike Stapp Cathy Miller Nancy Garvey Wanda Battles. Officers chosen: president Vance Mortenson vice president Jeff Walters secretary Mary Ellen Johnston treasurer Susan Smith. Other candidates included Larry Stevens Phil Briggs Martin Yates Abby Harris Katy Puckett Carolyn Reed Nora Nelson Brenda Roach Len Stokes Letha Mayer Wayne Gaddy Susan Pittman Barbara Short. Voting occurred with the seventh and eighth graders using the voting machine. The daily refrain was What do I do now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna Mortenson
Pueblo Junior High
Goddard High
Johnny Yates
Jerry Thompson
Steve Glover
Joan Levers
Charlotte Tyner
Mike Stapp
Cathy Miller
Nancy Garvey
Wanda Battles
Libby Elam
Paul Heider
Vance Mortensen
Jeff Walters
Mary Ellen Johnston
Susan Smith
Larry Stevens
Phil Briggs
Martin Yates
Abby Harris
Katy Puckett
Carolyn Reed
Nora Nelson
Brenda Roach
Len Stokes
Letha Mayer
Wayne Gaddy
Susan Pittman
Barbara Short
Civics Classes Play Imaginary Stock Market
Yucca Junior High civics classes simulate a stock market with imaginary $1000 per student. Students trade through a row broker, and must liquidate holdings before reinvesting profits. The weekly stock report tracks gains and the top profit maker at the end of the six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Rumbaugh
Yucca Junior High
Dorothy Gross Chosen Twirler Leader for Pueblo Junior High
Dorothy Gross heads the 1965-66 Pueblo Junior High twirlers after secret-ballot election by band members. Ann Early and Vicki Janecka named as fellow twirlers. The group will perform at football games and halftime, and lead the fair parade next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gross
Pueblo Junior High
Twirler
Ann Early
Vicki Janecka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Hinde
el] Capitan Elementary School
Floyd E. Camp
Camp
Kathy Hall
Brenda Calvert
Paul Malley
Falls
Terry Nittle
Johannesburg
South Africa
S AP
Namib Desert
South-West Africa
W. D. Haacke
Transvaal Museum
Pretoria
Namib
Haacke
Parma
Ohio
Donald L. Thornton
Alfred P. Wachter
Goddard
By Steve Smith
By Donna Gross
Dorothy
Marvin C. Gross
S. Lea Ave
Vicki
Mrs. Stephens
W. 9Th St
Gaye
Jack Salyer
N. Main
Dacron’n Cotton
Penney
Tional University Grad
Dacron
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!