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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1967
Page
4
The notice lists staff positions including Assistant Editors Melba Lewis and Bill Brock Feature Editor Gene Templeton Copy Editor Susan White Sports Editor Beverly Sprinkle Extension Editor and Mike O Dell as part of the edition credits.
On Monday October 22 the Sophomore class held Guidance Period in the auditorium. Mrs Harrison showed two film strips Your Occupation Student and Making Decisions followed by a class discussion where each student shared views.
The Blue Norther Library Club met in the library on Tuesday October 24 1967 to discuss the District TALA Convention. A vote approved most members planning to attend and the session adjourned.
Chief Stewart and his Indian wife performed for Winters Public Schools on Tuesday October 24. The program showcased daily, hunting, romantic, and war songs with three primitive instruments the drum gourd rattlers and flute. They demonstrated dances art work and signed a short story ending with a farewell in Cherokee.
A brief yearbook style profile of Linda Smith born August 28 1950 in Winters. It lists favorites including Joy in the Morning steak Paul Newman Run For Your Life and Never My Love and notes her goals to go to college and marry. She was head cheerleader for the Blizzards and cites not winning all games as her worst disappointment.
The Winters Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America formally initiated new members Tuesday October 24 at 6 30 p m in the auditorium. New members received their FHA color pins as officers presented the program outlining the organization s purposes. Members memorized the Creed purposes and emblem color description before initiation. A Monday rehearsal outlined Tuesday s procedure for the program.
The 1967 Winters High School spirit shines at football games and pep rallies with strong student enthusiasm. The piece urges students to maintain energy for the remaining games and to consider how their words reflect school pride.
Fans urged to yell for the Blizzards to boost team spirit and drive them to win upcoming games. The call emphasizes rallying hundreds of spectators to support the school during football contests.
The lone Thursday game saw San Angelo B defeat Winters B 32 to 16. San Angelo dominated the action on the grid, securing the win as the teams faced off at night.
The club held its monthly meeting on October 17 1967 in the Winters High School auditorium. Theresa Meyer read the constitution and a new member, Jimmy Gonzales, joined while Robert Sherman’s resignation was accepted. Members planned a Christmas float and submitted manuscripts for a reading session with six readers.
The District 5-AA championship picture tightens as Haskell visits Stamford in a pivotal game. Stamford seeks to rebound after a single loss while Hamlin and C-City loom, and a three way tie remains possible if Stamford loses or if Hamlin beats Stamford. Winters and Anson are out of the race.
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