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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1966

Page

3

Winters High Student Council Plans Homecoming Events

Winters High School Student Council met Tuesday at 10 30 a m with President Danny Killough presiding. Minutes were read by Joyce Englert as Michial Pumphrey was chosen reporter and George Mostad parlimentarian. Members discussed fundraising for football program sales and popcorn machine and noted Winters will host the district convention. Attendees included senior junior and sophomore representatives and staff.

Winters High School Danny Killough Joyce Englert Michial Pumphrey George Mostad Babs Tatum Jan Johnson Winters Gary Pinkerton Johnny Patterson Elaine Campbell Anna Holder Martha Brown Donna Benson Lanny Bahlman Mike Pumphrey Jean Most

Smith Stan Wilson Glen Hall and sponsor Mrs Harrison

Stan Smith and Wilson are listed along with Glen Hall and sponsor Mrs Harrison in a local notice detailing names connected to a community event. The record preserves the individuals and sponsor relation for the engagement noted.

Library Club Initiation at Winters High

The Blue Norther Library Club of Winters High School held a meeting on Tuesday September 20 at 7 00 pm in the Homemaking Cottage to honor new members Gayla Beall Glenda Cole Katheryn Day Myrna Lawrence and Martha Porter Each member received the 1966 1967 yearbook and refreshments were served after.

Blue Norther Library Club Winters High School Gayla Beall Glenda Cole Katheryn Day Myrna Lawrence Martha Porter Library Club

Winters High School Wizard Band Elects Officers 1966

Winters High School Wizard Band names officers for 1966 1967 with Johnny Patterson as president Randall Conner as vice president Ida Martin secretary treasurer Marsha Hays reporter Lynn Brubaker historian and By Ron Anderson parliamentarian. Twirlers named include drum major Marsha Hays featured twirler Dora Snell rank corporal Kay Orr and twirlers Jean Mostad Theresa Meyer and Gayla Beall.

Winters High School Blizzard Johnny Patterson Randall Conner Ida Martin Marsha Hays Lynn Brubaker Byron Anderson Dora Snell Kay Orr Jean Mostad Theresa Meyer Gayla Beall

Maria Theresa Shaw Senior Niche Name and Favorites

Maria Theresa Shaw known as Tresa born February 21 1949 in Tyler Texas. She lists GWTW Lasagne Cary Grant The Sound of Music Run For Your Life Born a Woman Cherish as favorites and her greatest success as living to age seventeen. She aspires to attend college at Tech and cheers as a pastime.

Maria Theresa Shaw Tresa Tyler Texas Cary Grant J. A Tech

Fu ture Teachers of America Meet at FTA Chapter

The Alpha Chi chapter gathered in the film room for its first meeting of the year. President Gary Pinkerton led the session with elections for new members and talks on the point system and district convention. Sponsors are Mrs Charles Kruse Jr and Mr David Ledbetter. Winters FFA News The Winters Chapter of Future Farmers of America held.

Alpha Chi Chapter Future Teachers of America Gary Pinkerton Charles Kruse Jr David Ledbetter

First FFA meeting sets leadership for 1966 67

At the September 20 meeting new vocational agriculture teacher James Smith presided. Stephen Smith was elected president. Larry Pritchard vice president. Ronald Presley secretary. Larry Donica reporter. Allen Mills treasurer. Marvin Ivy and Tommy Antilley historians. FFA sweetheart contest set for September 26. freshman sophomores juniors and seniors named as nominees. Work Day planned for October 29 to raise chapter funds. parent son banquet scheduled for the third Friday in April. showmanship contest also decided.

James Smith Stephen Smith Larry Pritchard Ronald Presley Larry Donica Allen Mills Marvin Ivy Tommy Antilley FFA Jody Hall Kathy Towery Brenda Prine Janey Pascal Joy Awalt Wanda Grissom Judy McNeil Cherilyn Beard Cindy Antilley Beverly Foster Janice Gray Gayla Beall Maria Shaw Elaine Campbell Phyllis Awalt Joyce Englert

FHA Tea Marks New Year 1966 67 Officers

Future Homemakers held a tea for new members in the Homemaking Cottage at 4:00 p m Friday September 15 1966 Linda Kay Whittenburg president opened the meeting Officers described their duties and the FHA purpose Old and new members sang the FHA song Refreshments were served after.

FHA Linda Kay Whittenburg

Future Homemakers Meet Holds First Monthly Session

The Future Homemakers of America met on Tuesday September 20 1966 with Linda Kay Whittenburg presiding. Mothers were elected as officers and the club named Ranee Pierce Chance Hall as mascots and Alvin Dunn as FHA sweetheart. Aurora Ruiz was chosen public relations officer.

FHA Linda Kay Whittenburg Deward Awalt Willis Davis Ruben Gehrels M. E. Mathis Ranee Pierce Chance Hall Alvin Dunn Aurora Ruiz

Sophomore Guidance Session Highlights Motivational Film

The Sophomore class met on September 12 with speaker Mrs. Harrison presenting a film strip titled Motivation- A Key to Achievement. The film illustrated the adage Where there is a will there is a way.

Writers Meet The Authors Anonymous Club Opens Year

The first meeting of the Writers Meet The Authors Anonymous Club was held in Mrs. Kruse's room during fifth period. President Randall Conner welcomed members back and Sylvia Tinney conducted the roll as secretary treasurer. New members voted in include Jimmy Vaughan Sue Hoppe Gary Pinkerton Shelia Kraatz and Robert Moore.

Authors Anonymous Club Mrs. Kruse Randall Conner Sylvia Tinney Jimmy Vaughan Sue Hoppe Gary Pinkerton Shelia Kraatz Robert Moore

Junior Magazine Sale Prompts Community Fund Drive

Winters High students meet with Reader's Digest rep to plan annual magazine sales. Six teams lead by sponsors will drive profits from commissions 30 to 50 percent to fund projects including the Junior- Senior Banquet. Rewards include stuffed mascots and a big stuffed dog from sales. Community adults urged to help.

Reader’s Digest Schwartz Winters High

Club meeting discusses awards and fines

Randall read and explained several articles from the constitution of the club. Committees were named and fines and dues were discussed. The Belletristic Award, given to the girl and boy with the most manuscript points, was explained. The meeting was adjourned.

Randall

Band Birthday Calendar Feedback Sought by WHS Band

WHS band director Mr. Swofford asks students to submit written corrections to the Band Birthday Calendar to band officers for future orders to fix mistakes.

Swofford WHS

Whom to Help: A Handy Guide to Noting Strengths

A compact guide highlights key traits that aid decision making and support others. It emphasizes practical skills, clear communication, and reliable teamwork to resolve challenges and boost collective outcomes.

Winters High Pep Rally Prepares for Brady Game

The Blizzard gym hosted the weekly pep rally at 3 35 p m with cheerleaders Maria Shaw Jan Merck Linda Smith Cheri lyn Beard and Jody Hall and the Winters High School band rallying the faculty and students for the night game against the Brady Bulldogs.

Maria Shaw Jan Merck Linda Smith Cherilyn Beard Jody Hall Winters High School Brady Bulldogs

Theatres In Texas To Celebrate Movie Month

Theaters across Texas prepare for National Movie Month in October. NATO affiliates Texas Council of Motion Picture Organizations and Texas Drive-In Theatre Owners Association report strong member interest as major distributors confirm top releases. Films listed include Disney The Fighting Prince of Donegal and Walk Don't Run with Cary Grant, The Glass Bottom Boat with Doris Day, This Property is Condemned with Natalie Wood, Boy Did I Get a Wrong Number with Bob Hope, Bat Man with Adam West.

Hollywood New York National Association of Theatre Owners NATO Texas Council of Motion Picture Organizations Texas Drive-In Theatre Owners Association Walt Disney Donegal Peter McEnery Susan Hampshire Columbia Cary Grant Jim Hutton Doris Day Rod Taylor Paramount Natalie Wood Bob Redford United Artists Bob Hope Ellie Sommer 20Th Century Fox Bat Man Adam West Burt Ward

Winters and Ballinger Coast to Ball Games

Winters won 9 30 games against Coleman and Coleman O and 8 0. Winters small scores 0 shows against Winters 0. Ballinger 14 pushed Winters in a noted grid.

Winters Ballinger Coleman O. Winters

Camden man Max Parker visits parents in hometown

Max Parker of Camden Arkansas visited last week in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs O R Parker. Parker is associated with KAMD Radio Station at Camden.

Max Parker Camden Arkansas O. R. Parker Max KAMD

Visitors at Hantsche home include Miles guests

Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hantsche were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Rowan and Dan, Brenda, and Mrs. Ida Helmers, all from Miles.

T. F. Hantsche Wilson Rowan Dan Brenda Ida Helmers Miles

Cub Scout Meetings Planned in Winters for Next Two Weeks

Cubmaster Bill Ivey announces Pack 49 meetings in Winters. A pack meeting Tuesday October 4 at 7:30 pm at the Scout Hut will register boys aged 8 to 10 and invite parents. Pack 49 is sponsored by the Harvester Sunday School Class. A Den Mother and Den Dad session is set for Thursday at 7:30 pm at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. A Southern District round table for Cub Scouts is scheduled for October’s second Tuesday at the Scout Hut with Jimmy Driskell leading.

Bill Ivey Cub Scouts Winters Harvester Sunday School First Methodist Church Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Southern District Jimmy Driskell Coleman

Bates Family Attends Funeral for Mrs Merrill Henderson

Mr and Mrs Arthur Bates and Jackie Redwine attended the funeral of Mrs Merrill Henderson the Bates niece who died at a hospital in Big Spring Friday. Burial was at Brownwood Sunday afternoon.

Arthur Bates Jackie Redwine Bates Merrill Henderson Big Spring Brownwood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Professional Directory Bedford and Underwood Attorneys-At-Law Winters, Tex Z. I. Hale Ino. W. Norman Winters, Texas Lois L. Bellis FTA Winters Ffa News Winters Chapter Future Farmers of America Junior Magazine United States American Express Company The Winters State Bank the Winters State Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance, Corporation and Federal Reserve System Jimmy Hill Sammy Graham Bill Modisett John Craven Brenda Awalt Ind Ikable Utstanding Uderstanding Allant Elpful Hibler Hantsche Enterprise Winters America PECOS BOQTS Oxford Dickie Texaco
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