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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1966

Page

4

Yearout speaks to Southern students on world view and Berlin Wall

Mr. Yearout told high school and junior high students that the world centers on freedom as he recounted a four month European tour with seven teen companions. He described nine Berlin trips and thirty six assemblies along with visits to East Berlin homes and neighborhoods. He travels fifty thousand miles yearly to urge American students to value liberty.

Tex Yearout Berlin Wall Europe Berlin East Berlin East Germany Wall

Coleman District FFA Elects Officers This Year

Winters FFA notes that the Coleman District FFA officer election took place this year with student representatives chosen to lead local chapters.

Winters FFA News Coleman District F.F.A

Bangs High School elects 1966-67 officers

September 27 at Bangs High School, officers chosen for 1966 67 year include Ronnie Horton Bangs president Ronnie Rankin May vice president Jerry Multer Ballinger treasurer John Hudgins Brownwood reporter Dennis McBeth Winters secretary with Winters delegates Charles Brown and Tommy Antilley. Next meeting date to be announced.

Bangs High School Ronnie Horton Bangs Ronnie Rankin May Jerry Multer Ballinger John Hudgins Brownwood Dennis McBeth Winters Charles Brown Tommy Antilley

Grissom Named FFA Sweetheart at Winters Chapter

The Winters Chapter of Future Farmers of America held a Sweetheart contest on September 26 with four nominees per class. Wanda Grissom won for 1966 67, with Maria Shaw and Kathy Towery named runners up. Last year's Sweetheart Jan Merck passed the title to Wanda Grissom.

Future Farmers of America Kathy Towery Jody Hall Brenda Prine Janey Paschal Judy McNeil Cherilyn Beard Wanda Grissom Joy Awalt Beverly Foster Janice Gray Cindy Antilley Gayla Beall Maria Shaw Phyllis Awalt Elaine Campbell Joyce Englert Wanda Griss

Senior Niche Name Alvin Dunn Die

The brief fragment notes a senior niche entry for Alvin Dunn known as Al, with a birth detail indicating December but no year or location provided.

Alvin Dunn Decem

Local teen profile from Winters Texas 1948

A regional teen portrait lists a Winters resident born December 12 1948 with interests in farming football and forestry. Favorite book Lord Jim and favorite movie Doctor No highlight a mixed set of classic and modern tastes while the data notes goals to become a forester agent or a teacher.

Winters Texas Lord Jim Frank Sinatra James Bond Chere Billy and Sue Cherilyn Beard Texas Tech

Editorial Writers High Promotes Student Voice in Texas

The school celebrates a privileged student government with open access to a suggestion box near the main entrance. All students may drop any sensible idea for the council to consider, reflecting strong student faculty relations and inclusive governance.

Writers High Texas

Student Council Suggestion Box Drive Encourages Participation

The text urges unsigned or unfeasible suggestions be discarded while workable ideas advance to the Council for action. Weekly screening, monthly meetings, and potential special sessions are outlined, stressing student involvement and ownership of the project to improve the school.

S. C

Blizzard pep rally kicks off Winters Ballinger night

Pep rally Friday afternoon drew WHS students and townspeople before the Winters Ballinger game. Lynann Hill led cheerleaders with Phyllis Grissom Cassie Awalt Cindy Davis Paula Simpson. twirlers Jill Matthews Denise Williams Laura Brown Brenda Smith. Principal Jake Joyce urged the football team to win.

W.H.S Lynann Hill Phyllis Grissom Cassie Awalt Cindy Davis Paula Simpson Jill Matthews Denise Williams Laura Brown Brenda Smith Jake Joyce Ballinger WHS

Annual Payments for Yearbook Orders Dated in October

The annual staff will collect payments during October 10 to 14 for yearbooks. Full price is 5.50 with optional two installment plan 3.50 now and 2.00 later. Seniors through freshmen and staff have designated payers.

Gary Pinkerton Cindy Antilley Jesse McGallian Jo Nell Simmons Cindy West Joyce Englert

Young earns Banner grades as ACC star seeks repeat SLC honors

Tommy Young rose from light freshman to All-Southland Conference selection as a standout at ACC. Despite lack of a scholarship he trained daily, earned a half aid as a sophomore, and now aims for a second All-SLC honor. He plans a career in data processing after football with a solid accounting average.

Tommy Young Young Howard Payne East Texas State ACC Wildcat Tommy

Minnie Belitz Undergoes Surgery at Hendricks Memorial

Miss Minnie Belitz recently had surgery at Hendricks Memorial Hospital in Abilene. The procedure was reported as successful and she is resting following the operation.

Belitz Hendricks Memorial Abilene

Winters Livestock Association Plans October Barbecue

Members are reminded of the annual barbecue on Tuesday October 18 at the livestock barn. Tickets remain available from directors. The event supports promoting livestock and agricultural projects among youth and sponsors the junior livestock show. Only members may attend.

Winters Livestock and Agricultural Association

Fall brings Indian Summer and hunting caution

The piece celebrates fall as a calm season with Indian Summer and hunting opportunities across the United States. It stresses conservation, state and federal laws, and responsible behavior by hunters and recreationists to protect forests and wildlife for future enjoyment.

United States

Edwards Plateau Historical Group to Meet October 15

The Edwards Plateau Historical Association holds its fifth annual meeting at the Y O Ranch Mountain Home Texas on Saturday October 15 1966. Registration starts 9 30 a m with 2 50 meals and activities. Dr Russell Thomas Kerrville directs the program including Kerr County and Y O Ranch history. Luncheon at 12 and business session at 1 30 then ranch and home tour. Memberships 3 00 due at the meeting. new and prospective members invited.

Edwards Plateau Russell Thomas Kerrville Rankin Pace Loyd Roberson George Poe Winters

Murray couple welcome Tamela Char lene

Mr and Mrs C J Murray announce the birth of their daughter Tamela Charlene born September 30 at Shannon Hospital San Angelo weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs L C Canady of Ballinger and Mr and Mrs C T Murray of San Angelo.

C. J. Murray Tamela_ Charlene Shannon Hospital San Angelo L. C. Canady Ballinger C. T. Murray

Good Hunting and a Pleasant Time for All

A brief item wishes readers a good hunt and a pleasant time for all, expressing seasonal goodwill and light community tone.

Local Women Attend Small Museum Institute in Woodville

Mrs George Poe Mrs Roy Roper of Norton and Mrs Dexter Eoff of Ballinger attended the Texas Institute for Small Museums at the Dogwood Motel Woodville from Sept 30 to Oct 2. Speakers included Frank W Taylor director and John E Anglim director of exhibits of the U S National Museum Smithsonian Institute Washington D C Anglim described a new method named dry freeze for preserving animals and birds.

George Poe Roy Roper Norton Dexter Eoff Ballinger Texas Institute For Dogwood Woodville Frank W. Taylor John E. Anglim U.S. National Museum Smithsonian Institute of Washington, D. C Anglim

Winters Enterprise Page Texas Programs On History Events

Fort Worth Children's Museum officials Helmuth Naumer and Helen Boyd advised on funding and organizing collections. UT Austin history department director Dr. Joe Frantz spoke. Governor Connally gave a luncheon address and a Texas Historical Marker was dedicated honoring Allan Shivers. Excursions were offered to Alabama Coushatta Reservation Heritage Gardens and Kirby Museum.

Helmuth Naumer Helen Boyd Fort Worth Children’s Alabama Coushatta Indian ‘Reservation Heritage Gardens Kirby Museum

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W.H.S. Gale Southern School Assembly Grissom FFA Enterprise Denbie Melwood Winters Black LT. Brown London
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