White House Fellows applicants showcase diverse career paths
The column lists several notable applicants from the last year and this year for the White House Fellows program, including Debby McCarty an Atlanta city councilwoman Scott Wheeler a lieutenant colonel and Ph.D. in history Arnie Rachls a Chicago TV host Kien Pham a Vietnamese immigrant and MBA student and Julie Johnson South Dakota labor secretary among others. It notes the fellowship offers government exposure and networking opportunities with commissioners and peers, regardless of final acceptance.
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Washington
Debby McCarty
Atlanta
Scott Wheeler
Montana
Berkeley
Viet Nam
Germany
West Point
Tom Bennett
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Arnie Rachls
Evanston
Illinois
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Chicago
Kien Pham
Saigon
United States
University of Colorado
Stanford
Chuck Kubic
Navy
Mediterranean
Sicily
Merrilee Way
Weyerhauser
Tacoma
Groom ISD teacher named for science math award nomination
Zeldon Jenkins of Groom ISD has been nominated for the National Science Foundation Award For Excellence In Science and Math Teaching. He has 12 prior years teaching experience and will pursue a master's in biology while delivering a $5000 NSF grant over two years to enhance programs. He will lead a four week field trip to Salida, Colorado for graduate students beginning June 8. Jenkins and his wife will pursue further education this summer at West Texas State University. The notice notes Career Level Ladder II for 1985-86.
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National Science Foundation
Groom Isd
Rex Peeples
Jenkins
Sumnerwood
Groom
Reta
West Texas State University
Salida
Colo
St. Joseph’s College
Men Earn Degrees at WTSU Spring Commencement
Two Wellington men received degrees at West Texas State University 1985 spring commencement held May 18 in Amarillo. Dr. Ed Roark, WTSU president, presented masters and bachelors degrees. Greg Neeley earned a Bachelor of Science in computer science, with December 1984 completion and Wellington High School graduate status. Russell Schaub earned a Bachelor of Science in physical education with a math minor, was active in intramurals, Jarrett Hall leadership, and elected to coach at Mobeetie next year. Family members attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Schaub, DiAnna Oldham and Chelsea, and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hughes.
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Amarillo Civic Center
Robert Hardesty
Southwest Texas State University
Ed Roark
Greg Neeley
Jack Neeley
WTSU
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Abilene
Russell Schaub
Paul Schaub
Lutie Community
Jarrett Hall
Student Foundation
Mobeetie
Schaub
DiAnna Oldham
Chelsea
Grady Hughes
Adrian
Home Delivered Meals Menu June 6 to June 14
Thursday June 6 features fish, peas and carrots, tomato wedge, three bean salad, prune-spice cake and bread. June 7 offers ham, black-eyed peas, sweet potatoes and pineapple with an oatmeal cookie and milk. June 10 serves liver and onions, green beans, stewed tomatoes, yellow cake, bread and milk. June 11 includes beans with ham, cole slaw, diced carrots, fruit cocktail, bread and milk. June 12 presents fried chicken, cream gravy, chopped spinach, pineapple and cheese, vanilla pudding, bread and milk. June 13 offers beef patty, cauliflower, mixed vegetables, bread and spice cake with milk. June 14 features turkey roast, stuffing, sweet potato and apple, green beans, strawberries and bananas with bread and ...
GATE 84 85 year closes with student seminars
The GATE gifted and talented program wraps the 1984 85 school year with a meeting of high school and junior high students who share seminars attended. Coordinator Mrs Don Van Pelt explains screening of elementary students and a short business meeting names Tommy Hudson president Rose mary Foster vice president and the telephone committee.
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GATE
Don van Pelt
Tommy Hudson
Rosemary Foster
Sharon Covey
Judy Cudd
Shirley Heward
Mary Johnson
Collingsworth County Agent Reports Bindweed Battle Findings
Don Reeves outlines bindweed control insights from Collingsworth County. Research since 1976 shows herbicide effectiveness depends on growth conditions, with Roundup and 2,4-D best in lush growth and fall applications for Banvel and 2,4-D. In tests, multiple Roundup applications achieved about 92 percent control on lush bindweed.
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Banvel
Softball Tournament Set by Childress Kiwanis Club
The Childress Kiwanis Club sponsors a men’s softball tournament on Saturday, June 22 and Sunday, June 23. The first eight paid teams enter, fee is $85 plus one playable ball. Double elimination with finals Sunday. team trophies for top three and individual trophies for first and second. For info call Jeff Reed or Mark Hutsell at the listed numbers.
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Childress Kiwanis Club
Jeff Reed
Mark Hutsell
Keller Family Attends ENMU Graduation in Portales NM
Arthur Grant Hurst of Portales earned a bachelor’s degree with psychology and Bible while serving in the Army. A Vietnam veteran, he will pursue a master’s degree and plans missionary work in England this summer. The Hurst family and Kellers joined the ENMU commencement in Portales.
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David
Hettie Keller
Tara
Nathan
Portales
N.M
Eastern New Mexico University
Arthur Grant Hurst
Mr. Hurst
England
Hurst
Clovis
Kellers
ENMU
Real Estate Transfers In Wellington and Quail
Pauline Gonzales transfers lots 1 2 3 block 135 Wellington to Tony Gonzales and wife Loulots. Noah Beachy and wife Thelma plus David Beachy transfer tract out of S/2 SE/4 section 50 block 21 in Quail to Benjamin L Carson. (5.04 acres)
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Tony Gonzales
Loulots
Wellington
Noah J. Beachy
Thelma
David N. Beachy
Benjamin L. Carson
Quail
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