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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1981

Page

3

SHS Schedules Roundup For Thursday And Friday Games

The eighth grade blue team hosts Sweetwater Mustangs Thursday at 5 30 in Bulldog Stadium followed by eighth grade white at 6 30 The freshmen travel to Merkel to face the Badgers at 5 30 Thursday A pep rally on the square Thursday at 8 p m and another in the gym Friday at 2 p m Fifth period starts at 12 25 Friday and sixth at 1 30 There is no fourth period Varsity football travels to Ballinger to challenge the Bearcats at 8 p m Stamford JV hosts Abilene Cooper at 10 30 Saturday in Bulldog Stadium FHA meets at 7 p m Moyday All members urged to attend Six week report cards distributed Wednesday.

Sweetwater Mustangs Bulldog Stadium Merkel Badgers Ballinger Bearcats Bearcat Stadium Stamford Abilene Cooper Cougar

Husband wife duo joining Stamford SHS faculty

Keith and Jan Call, graduates of Angelo State University, join Stamford High School as band director and migrant teacher for grades 7 12. They relocated from San Angelo where Mrs Call taught choir and elementary music and Mr Call directed bands. They enjoy Stamford, its people, and sailing on Lake Stamford.

Keith and Jan Call SHS San Angelo Calls Angelo State University Call Stamford John Glenn Junior High Keith Call New Stamford High School Jan

Stamford High elects class officers for 1981 82

Stamford High School students elected class officers on September 30. Senior officers are Ted Scarborough president Tony Nauert vice president Melissa McLemore secretary and Kim Rainer treasurer. Junior officers include Debbie Manske president Darrell Brown vice president Missy Bearden secretary and Melissa Shelhamer treasurer. Sophomores elected Frank Acosta president Allison Haterius vice president Deanna Coppedge secretary and Robert Schubert treasurer. Freshmen chose Jerry Schubert president Greg Schoonmaker vice president Brooke Brownfield secretary and Pam Hanson. Band officers are Kim Rainer president Mark Golden vice president Missy Bearden secretary treasurer with Lynette Welch as sophomore representative and Van Whitworth as freshman representative.

Stamford High School Ted Scarborough Tony Nauert Melissa McLemore Kim Rainer Debbie Manske Darrell Brown Missy Bearden Melissa Shelhamer Frank Acosta Allison Haterius Deanna Coppedge Robert Schubert Jerry Schubert Greg

SHS Cheerleaders Compete at Haskell County Fair Olympi

SHS cheerleaders and twirlers from six area high schools participated in the Fair Olympics on the courthouse lawn in Haskell on Sept 26. Stamford’s Kara Bolding Debbie Manske Glenda Mc Candless Lori Schoon maker drum major Susan Miller and mascot Kim Rainer represented the team. Events included tug of war toilet paper wrap three legged race scavenger hunt egg carry hula hoop and egg toss. Rochester won first place Paint Creek second Haskell third Rule fourth and Stamford Knox City tied for fifth.

Haskell County Fair Courthouse Lawn Haskell SHS Kara Bolding Debbie Manske Glenda McCandless Lori Schoonmaker Susan Miller Kim Rainer Stamford Rochester Paint Creek Rule

Crucial fumble keeps SHS from possible win Friday

Stamford drove to the Graham four late in the third as Ray Alvarez fumbled to Brad Cook of Graham. Graham’s Ernie Jackson broke free for a 10 yard TD early, with a 44 yard Stamford score by Tony Gardner and a two point try by Chuck Howard. Graham piled up 310 rushing yards in a 25-15 win.

Graham Bulldogs Steers Stamford Ray Alvarez Brad Cook Ernie Jackson Tony Gardner Alvarez Chuck Howard Tommy Collins Paul Gomes Darrell Bowey

Stamford Youth Center Dance Contest Saturday Night

The Stamford Youth Center hosts a country western and disco dance contest at 7 30 p m with trophies for best couple in each division. Admission costs 2 per person or 3 per couple and the event is open to students in grades 7 12.

Stamford Youth Center

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