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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1967
Page
5
Last week Jerri Guy received a letter from a dear friend, Robert Guevara. The note urged kindness and prayer as the 1967 departure nears, sparking a quiet campus moment when read to Winters High students. The speaker praised faith and God’s goodness.
National Honor Society met in the film room on Monday March 6 at 12 30 p m. Sylvia Moore served as president and called the meeting to order to select the Twirp Week King.
Phyllis Awalt and Jesse McGallian selected as Queen candidates. The meeting also announced induction of new members and the annual slave auction to be held at the society gathering.
The Winters Alpha Chi chapter of the Future Teachers of America held a meeting on Thursday March 9 at 12 50 in the auditorium electing Joyce Englert and Gary Pinkerton as the Week King and Queen nominees. Gary Pinkerton serves as chapter president.
The Winters Band performed a concert for students at 9 20 on Thursday March 9 as part of the Brady Band Festival. They won two first place trophies at Brady one for concert and one for marching. Congratulations WH Band.
The Shop I group at WHS held a March 7 open house for fellow students to view crafts. Led by Mr. Hill the freshmen-made items include lampstands tables gun racks book cases and desks all in various woods.
Teachers from Texas attend Industrial Arts Convention at Texas A&M over Feb 25 26. On Wednesday at noon license holders will elect the Twin Week King and Queen. Box Supper March 21 at 7 30 pm in the gym with no dates required. Boxes auctioned with 3.00 limit. Friday and Saturday March 25 26 are date nights with girls supplying transport and paying all costs.
This entry lists George Mostad born in Winters Hospital with interests and ambitions. It notes Charlton Heston as favorite movie star and Run For Your Life as favorite TV show, along with hobbies such as hunting and fishing and a goal to be successful in life. It mentions Cindy Antilley as his favorite girl and favorite foods and songs.
Four Blizzardettes earned 5-AA All-District accolades on March 8 after district coaches named forwards Pat Herden Linda Bailey Ida Martin Dora Snell and guards Sue Reeves Toni Green Margaret Cooper Babs Tatum to the team with Mary Lynn Pritchard earning honorable mention. Ida Martin repeats as a two year honoree and is the sole repeat this season.
Students at WHS will attend Twirp Week events from March 21 to 23 with licenses required for girls and exemptions for boys. A talent show opens March 21 at 7 30 pm with 75 cent entry fees and prizes of 10 7 50 and 5 dollars.
The piece surveys government duty to protect citizens and enforce laws, noting key U S revisions of criminal statutes: post Civil War scattering into 14 volumes, 1866 commission reforms, 1879 codification efforts, updates in 1909, and a long gap until modernizing the Criminal Code.
The president urges a commission to revise and codify criminal statutes arguing courts have rewritten laws and created loopholes. He insists on stronger enforcement to deter crime, ensure prompt prosecution, and impose substantial punishment while stressing courts protect the public not enable evasion.
A reflective piece urges small acts of aid toward others and warns against carrying disappointment into tomorrow. It emphasizes personal growth through kindness and resilience, linking help given to progress for both the helper and the helped.
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