Seniors reminded of annual write up deadline
Notice reminds seniors that their annual write ups are due by Wednesday of this week to ensure timely completion.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
5
Notice reminds seniors that their annual write ups are due by Wednesday of this week to ensure timely completion.
The first semester officially ended with the 8 30 bell on Tuesday morning. A weather delay postponed tests but testing resumed last Thursday after a review day. Students with 95 or higher averages were excused from tests while those with 90 or more and limited absences also qualified. Tests ran two hour sessions three times daily from Thursday through Monday.
Balloting ballots were placed in each teachers office box last Wednesday. The ballots request sponsors to nominate an individual to be listed.
On the ballots at Winters High School voters see suggestions for Most Representative Boy and Girl. The notices list various clubs and organizations reflected in the Who's Who entries.
The Alpha Chi chapter members of Future Teachers of America held a closed door meeting in the second period Tuesday. Seniors acted as nominating committee for next year’s officers and nominations will not be revealed until club elections. A $4,000 scholarship for a future Texas teacher was discussed.
Seventeen seniors from Future Teachers of America substituted as teachers at WHS Junior High from 3 to 4 pm on Monday the twenty second. The plan gave them teaching experience while Principal Mr. Beard called a faculty meeting.
The Senior Class of Winters High School met briefly in first period Tuesday to sign for diplomas to be awarded at year end. Mr. Joyce told students they would not be able to attend Angelo State College Career Day due to transportation shortages.
The WHS campus notes a return to normal after holidays and a new semester starts. Bill Brock, the usual columnist, is hospitalized. A quiet buzz returns and Mrs Kruse’s expected grandchild remains unnamed, with a twin possibility ruled out. Mr Ledbetter is jokingly linked to a Senate run over baldness observations.
Twenty six Winters FFA students traveled to Brownwood on January 13 for the Brownwood FFA and Brown County 4 H judging contest at the Earl Q Wilson arena. They left Winters at 10 a m and registered at 1 p m before judging concluded at 4 p m.
A playful list of blended affixes and positive traits hints at a creative language exercise. Readers encounter a string of selective letter sequences forming a quirky self descriptive prompt about identity and perception.
The Chat and Sew Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W. L. Burtons home. Eight members attended including Mesdames Bradford, Hord, Easterly, Jobe, Minzenmayer, Ernst, and the hostess. They embroidered quilt blocks and voted to donate 10 to the West Texas Rehabilitation Center in Abilene. The next meeting is set for January 30 at the Calvin Cavanaugh home on East Broadway.
In the 90th Congress second session fiscal concerns loom with a proposed partial restoration of the 1964 tax cut, deficits of about 20 billion dollars expected this year and in 1969, and a plan to back the dollar differently. Proposals span agriculture, labor, education, health care, trade, consumer protection, crime, and national security tied to Vietnam.
The Rev. G C Henry of Crews Baptist Church Mullin is recovering at home from a slight paralytic stroke on the right side. He is expected to miss his scheduled appointment next Sunday. Cotton is noted as the most used fiber.
Lyan Nabers calls for orderly constitutional process over street riots and placard campaigns. He supports state government economy without harming dependent children, plans to consolidate boards, improve education facilities, tighten narcotics laws, and seeks inquiries from voters about his fitness for State Representative. He invites district support and notes he was born in Brownwood on March 31.
The obituary notes 1940 birth year for the son of Mrs Ima Lou Na bers and the late J D Nabers. He is survived by his wife Mary Scott of Cross Plains and their three year old son Scott. He belongs to the American Bar Association Texas Bar Association Brown County Bar Association Phi Delta Phi Baptist Church Brownwood Jaycees and other civic and professional groups.
For sale private residence listed by Charles V. Graham. Three bedrooms, two baths, den, living room, kitchen, utility room, carport, and storage. Large lot with no city taxes. Contact 754-5973 or 754-1231.
The Winters chapter of Future Teachers of America will host a bake sale Saturday January 27 from 9 am to 4 30 pm with booths in front of Heidenheimer's and Piggly Wiggly. Proceeds aid a deserving African student recommended by Bill Pumphrey.
A postwar patent notes the invention of the first mechanical cotton picker. The item marks a milestone in agricultural technology with potential impact on labor and productivity.
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