High School Honor Roll and Spotlight on Suzanne Bodine
Six week academic honors list shows Freshmen Michael Spann Tim Lancaster. Sophomores Jeannie Whipple Kathy Morris Margaret Henderson Jeanette Geers. Juniors Sandera Shepherd Mary Lynn Engeland Nancy Willams Janis Hennig Judy Stapp Janna Wilson Sandy McKinney. Seniors John Farley Rodney Nicely Will Cureton Rhonda Ponds Cathy Hicks Martha House Janell Turner. Suzanne Bodine spotlight note lists church youth, arts, F H A and majorette roles, hobbies and favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Spann
Tim Lancaster
Sanedra Shepherd
Mary Lynn Engeland
John Farley
Rodney Nicely
Phyllis Earnheart
Glenna McCollum
Jane Biggerstaff
Bobby Branham
Pat Bow
Debby Wortham
Jeannie
Janice Layman
Ted Williams
Kris Walker
Karen Smith
Dana Kent
Susie Bow
Allan Hareper
Lana Lumpkins
Jerry Hicks
Debbie Smith
Jimmy Spann
Mona Stephens
Carolyn Tillett
Whitewright Students Travel for Judging Practice
Local students from Whitewright High School traveled to College Station on Friday March 7 to judge beef stock dairy stock and land at A&M. Participants included Doyle Walker Randy Newman Jerry Jester Kenny Golden Larry Bilmner Jim Bryant Darrell Dyer Carlos Bodine Kim Watkins Henry Bing and Mr Rogers. They stayed at Saber Motel and returned home Saturday around 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Walker
Ricky Ellison
Randy Newman
Jerry Jester
Kenny Golden
Larry Bilmner
Jim Bryant
Darrell Dyer
Carlos Bodine
Kim Watkins
Henry Bing
Mr. Rogers
Whitewright High School
A&m
College Station
Kim Watekins
Saber Motel
Whitewright
Hodge Spotlight on Mr. Howard Hodge Family
Hodge receives feature attention with wife Beula and children Steve Jeff and Sharon. Mr. Hodge is a Bells High School graduate of 1950 and pursued further education at Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hodge
Mr. Hodge
Beula
Steve
Jeff
Sharon
Bells High School
Will Cureton Profile From East Texas Page
Will Cureton son of Mr and Mrs Joe Cureton celebrates a December 2 1950 birthday. He plans UT accounting study after four years in the Air Force and belongs to Beta FFA Student Council and Explorers. He enjoys golf beagle and a taste for fried chicken and Mission: Impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cureton
Joe Cureton
Will
Dumpy Peckeham
Lubbock
Larry
Methodist Church
University of Texas
Beta
F.F.A
Explorers
Oklahoma State
Air Force
East Texas
Hodge
FHA Meets At Whitewright High School In March Session
The F H A meeting led by president Susan Holloway was called to order at Whitewright High School. Seniors received results for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest. Discussion covered the Log Lake Fat Stock Show set for April 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
F.H.A
Susan Holloway
Betty Crocker
Log Lake
Drill Team Receives New Sweaters and Blankets
Friday afternoon an assembly awarded sweaters to drill team officers. Gold or black sweaters bore a W emblem. Recipients included Majorettes Janis Hennig Jo anna Robinson Susan Bodine Martha Howe and Lieutenants Vicki Burleson Jennie Whipple Jeanette Geers. Cheerleaders Nancy Williams Pam Edgington Patsy Williams Sandra Shepherd the Tiger and senior officers Susan Holloway Kaye Badgett Captain Rhonda Bonds Cathy Hicks also received blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Hennig
Joanna Robinson
Susan Bodine
Martha Howe
Vicki Burleson
Jennie Whipple
Jeanette Geers
Nancy Williams
Pam Edgington
Patsy Williams
Sandra Shepherd
Tiger
Susan Holloway
Kaye Badgett
Rhonda Bonds
Drurm
Cathy Hicks
FFA holds regular meeting in Whitewright
The Whitewright FFA met on March 4 1969 with Henry Bing presiding in place of President Rodney Nicely. Randy Newman and Kenny Golden were named nominees for Dist 2 FFA officers and Mike Spann and Doyle Walker were chosen as delegates for the Dist 2 FFA meeting in Savoy March 18. The group aims to elect district officers for 1969 70 and began selling membership tickets to the Texoma Livestock Expo. Each ticket earns a point toward selecting Susan Holloway as 1969 Texoma Show Queen. tickets cost 1.00 and include a chance at a half side of beef to be awarded April 1. Tickets available from any FFA or FHA member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright F.F.A
Henry Bing
Rodney Nicely
Randy Newman
Kenny Golden
Mike Spann
Doyle Walker
Savoy
F.F.A
Tex
Uniform orchard guides mechanical pecan harvest gains
Texas A M University horticulturist says thinning native groves and spacing trees improves air flow and enables faster mechanical shaking. Remove low limbs and excess growth, discede and roll soil for a smooth surface, and establish early sod cover to aid moisture retention and harvest efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Texas A&m Uniersity
4-Hers may attend National Citizenship Shortcourse
Texas 4-H members entering junior or senior year in 1969 may attend the National 4-H Citizenship Shortcourse in Washington DC June 15 21. Sixty Texas 4 H members plus eight adult leaders and two county agents will be selected from 12 districts to study American heritage government and citizenship training. Interested county agents should submit two applicants and two leaders to the state 4 H Club leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davison
Texas A&m University
Davison
National
Washington, D.C
Texas
Weed control vital to good cotton crop
Fred C. Elliott of Texas A M University stresses weed control as crucial for cotton stands in moist years. Nine chemicals exist for pre or post planting use with band or broadcast methods. Planavin and Treflan require soil incorporation. mechanical methods remain cheaper and safer than full chemical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Elliott
Texas A&m University
Elliott
Farm and home safety projects cited for 4-H members
More than half a million 4-H Club members nationwide work on farm and home safety projects this year. In Texas over 5 800 members participate, focusing on farm and home safety, machinery, recreation, traffic, fire and health. Accidents are the leading cause of death for ages 1 to 37 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Texas
New permanent press finish eases alterations on cotton
Agricultural Research Service scientists work on a finish to erase ironing creases and seams in permanent press cotton fabrics. Tested in the lab, the finish would let homemakers alter hems and lengths without leaving telltale creases, potentially expanding options for permanent cotton garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Graham Hard
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Reflector
Jeff Meador
Willie Wright
Janna Wilson
Sandy McKinney
Judy Stapp
Suzanne Bodine
Suezanne Bodine
Joe Bodine
Suzanne
First Baptist Church
Dino
Gendarme
Max
Uzanne
W.H.S
T.V
Richard Harris
Carl
Linda Theater
Tony Randall
Janet Leigh
Roddy McDowell
Fha
Welcom
de Furniture Mart
FFA
Texoma
F.A
The
Your Electric Light & Power Company
Lorey Edwards
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