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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1968
Page
4
Mike Pumphrey announces staff positions with Melba Lewis and Bill Brock as feature editors. Gene Templeton as copy editor. Susan White as sports editor. Beverly Sprinkle as extension editor. Mike O'Dell listed among editors.
A yearbook style profile lists Mary Lynn Pritchard known as Ralph born November 2, 1949 in Winters Texas. It notes Clint Eastwood as favorite movie star Gone with the Wind as a favorite book and Bonny and Clyde as a favorite film. Also mentions High Chaparral steak and Ronald Presley as favorites. Disappointments include not beating Hamlin and Anson. greatest success as Senior and Blizzardett Co Captain. Ambition to win district marry and be happy.
The Freshman class gathered Monday February 5 for monthly guidance. A film strip on homework and study habits was shown and discussed.
At the meeting the class planned future group discussions of the films. It was announced that meetings would create special groups for this purpose. Students wishing to volunteer should contact David Harrison or Mrs Harrison.
A playful list assembles clever word fragments forming humorous self description. Each line combines a base term with a quirky suffix to evoke traits like intelligence humor and optimism. The puzzle vibe invites readers to spot patterns and enjoy language twists.
The readable lines show an unfamiliar string of suffixes and partial words. No clear event names dates places or organizations are readable to identify a news item or individuals.
The WHS student body selects class favorites for 1967 1968. Freshman Cindy Davis and Ray Cooper stand out in sports and activities. Sophomores Carla Walker and Wesley Crouch excel in clubs and athletics. Juniors Cherilyn Beard and Charles Mathis lead in sports and student roles. Seniors Gayla Beall and Kye Nitsch noted for activity and humor.
A notable agreement draws attention from merchants and residents as negotiations finalize this week. Officials say the deal could boost activity in downtown and attract new buyers, with emphasis on community benefits and job prospects.
The Junior class hosts the annual banquet for the Senior class on March 30 1968 in the High School Cafeteria. The event aims to wish the outgoing seniors good luck in the future and is funded through the Junior Magazine Sales.
On Monday January 29 students gathered in the auditorium for a Southern School Assembly. Mr. Keith Parr presented sand painting works titled Winter Wonderland The Dutch Boy and Hawaiian Sunset. He also entertained with ventriloquism featuring Caroline and Lester.
Shirley Jacquelin Heath and Travis Joe Porter wed at three in the afternoon in the First Baptist Church. The ceremony featured violet candelabras, white gladiolas, and an organist and soloist with the couple’s vows performed by Rev. Harry Grantz.
The piece discusses rising lawlessness and the impact of poverty on public order. It emphasizes character over spending, notes teenagers as a real presence, and cites letters from students like Beany Bean. It questions responsibility for current woes and urges collective action to improve society. It also details wedding guests and attire, with the couple’s background and hometown.
Among those attending the funeral of W. B. Wood last week were friends and relatives from Plainview Amarillo Waco Granada Colo Boulder Colo Lubbock San Antonio San Angelo Stephenville Dallas Big Lake Big Spring Hereford Lamesa Buffalo Midland.
We express sincere thanks to St. Johns Lutheran Church and members for kindness and love after the passing of our wife and mother. Signed by Rev. E. O. Baack Sr. Rev. E. O. Baack Jr. Mrs. Anton Warta Rev. E. R. Baack Mrs. Carl Stuhmer.
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