The Clarendon Press, November 1", Page 4
Fun After Fifty to Meet
l A thanksgiving will be held at 11:00 and the program will be
given by Rev. and Mrs. McGarity and family. Dinner will be
asked to bring salad, vegetables, desserts, etc. Visitors will be
welcome,
i l
BOB'S o Weight Watchers meet
' find out that they did not have to gain weight during Halloween.
l Now located in the fo .r00ner l
l Thompson Hardware Building. i
p.m. in the Lions Club Hall. Nineteen members were present to
(Members are reminded what Betty had in the chewing gum
each time they look at candy!)
If you are interested in losing weight and keeping it off, come
by the Lions Club Hall Monday afternoon at 4:00 and .join
Weight Watchers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mooring had as their weekend visitors, her
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Mexico. Mr. George is a minister in the Church of Christ at
at Bargain Price Gallup• They also made a church business trip to Lubbock.
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Howdy Partners!
The Colts played a really good game last week against Claude
to make a tie, 8-8. We're proud of all of you.
The pep rally was pretty good last week. Coach B.'s been
across the hall all these years and still doesn't knowhow to speak
correctly! Now our cheerleaders are on somebody's SECOND
semester failing list!
The pep squad didn't get to take the bus to Claude, due to a
fuel shortage. But we would like to extend our appreciation to
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Stepp for providing their cars, even if we
did have a flat on the way back. Thanks, Coach B., for changing
the flat for us:
Irvin T. was practicing his song directing coming back from
the football game the other night.
Tonight the 8th grade Colts will play McLean, here, and the
7th graders will play Shamrock there at 6:00. All you fans get out
and fill up the stands!
Bobby E. and Ricky Gerner act as though they're going to
really have a blast on Halloween. The rest of the 8th grade may
be planning to join them??
Seventh grade, can't ya'll think of better excuses than what
you've been turning in to Mrs. N.?
Tommy L.'s bow.tie was so cute[
All of our cheerleaders can do cartwheels except for poor little
Sparky. Keep trying, though.
This is a warning to Connie M. and Wayne R. You'd better
quit winking in history[
The 1st graders sure know how to entertain 8A with "Wobblin
Gobblin."
School was out at 3:30 Wednesday for a teachers' meeting.
There were a lot of leaps for joy[
Mr. Bowen was seen trying to lead cheers in band. Nice try,
Mr. B.
Karen F. and Phil K. made a record of "going steady" for only
five minutes.
C 'A,i geg crazy
over "older men"!
Poor Jamie C.'s been coming to school with holes in her
clothes [
Sharon L., who's your "secret" eighth grader?
Christi T., have you had bad luck this week?
MiUie H., what's written on the back of your notebook?
No wonder Ellen G. gets sweeter in history!
Vicki F.'s new saying is "Oh Romeo Topper," but we'd like to
know what happened to "Spit Curl Clint"?
Sheryl B., whose snuggly sweater do you have?
John H., we know your eyes are pretty and blue, but you're
taking advantage of them.
Ken S., what makes your ears get so red?
Coach C., what's this about pulling a "Leeper" and fainting?
All you fans come fill the stands to prove that Colts are
Number One!I
Here's-
Johnny!
•.. taking style in stride with his
ha0dsome twill suit of pure wool. Wool."
It's got life. And there's a lot of life in the
styling too, as you can see. All the right
touches. All the right trims. And the '
all-right tailoring Johnny's clothes are:
known for. And there's a color '
coordinated cotton suede vest, too.
Exclusively designed Johnny Carson
shirts and ties get together a look that's
up-to-the-minute and great.
2a. Hawee:,it didn't make ) of us here in Clarendon believe
that thee Broncs are anything less than No. 1 in 2A. We still
believe we have the best team in our district and that Claude's
winning was purely accidental. We all still have faith and
confidence in the Clarendon Bronchos, and we'll be behind them
all the way. We're still in the district race and we plan to remain
there..period.
The Spirit at CHS could have been a little "Lighter" last week.
I suppose we were just exhausted from exerting so much energy
the week before. The pep rally was the most fired-up part of the
whole week. The theme for the cheerleader's skit was the same
as the theme of the ball decorations..."Halloween•" Coach
Keeney gave the pep talk, and after much pulling and banging,
Rodney and Jimmy (our two "Strong" captains!) succeeded in
opening the SPIRIT JUG. The pep rally ended with the singing of
the school song.
TheH$ Spanish Club worked all last week on the plans for
the dance after the football game. The Spanish I and II-lll classes
made several pinatas during the week. They were made of
papier-mache and balloons and decorated with colored tissue
paper. These were filled with candy and hung in the cafeteria.
During the dance, volunteers were blindfolded and given a
baseball bat. Then after being spun around and around, they
tried to break the pinatas. Randy Crosljn tried his hardest to
break one, but he did have some difficulty getting started. The
Spanish Club had lots of food on hand for the hungry
athletes...sandwiches, cookies, pralines and even some Mexican
"Nochos:" Everyone seemed to have a good time...regardless of
the circumstances...and the Spanish Club under the supervision
and guidance of Mrs. Bernie Green made about $62.00. The
money earned will be used for expenses at the State Convention
to be held during March in San Antonio. Also, I would like to
thank Scott Hamilton for his contribution to: the dance.
The Future Teachers of America will go to Canyon Tuesday,
November 6. The District 16 Convention will be held on the W.T.
Campus. Clarendon's Chapter will host a workshop for Human
Relations, and Clarendon will nominate a candidate, Mona
Robinson, for a district office• Clarendon will also have voting
delegates for the election of officers. The bus for Canyon is
scheduled to leave at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday morning. All eligible
members are urged to attend this convention• Good Luck to
Mona!
Debble Robertson has been having all kinds of problems
lately. Danny has been sick and in bed. And if that wasn't
enough to worry about, some of those Owls 15 miles down the
road began calling her. She finally got rid of them...with the help
of her morn and Danny. Now, if she can just get Danny well
everything will be fine!
Kim Newhouse spent the weekend in Nebraska where she
visited some old friends and a college she is considering
attending after graduation. Among her many interesting
experiences, was a wreck. The car she was driving came out
without a seratCh buff'you shold've seen the other carT"No ....
injuries resulted fromihe wreckl but Iirn did come home with a
chipped tooth. I wonder how that happened?
Some of the freshmen girls had another giggling session
Friday night. Christi Cagle hosted the all-night party...and
finally by 3:00 a.m. the house was quiet!
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn from Dallas, daughter Susie and
one of Susie's friends, Jan,, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Green
over the weekend. They all attended the Tech-SMU game in
Lubbock. Tracy Cagle and Shauna Hardin also attended the
game. Many other familiar faces were seen at Lubbock ever the
weekend. Some pleasant...others not so pleasant.
I'm sure we are all very sorry about Gary Shield's injury
during the game last Friday. He hurt his knee and is reported to
be improving gradually. Hurry up and get back to school, Gary!!
Freda White has had some bad luck lately, too. We hope her
injury is quickly corrected and she is back to normal in no time.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moss on their recent
marriage. The bride is the former Miss Vicki Childs, a 1973
graduate from CHS. The groom is originally from Fritch.
My special thanks to Belinda Tanner for her help Friday
afternoon. I got it this week!!
Anthony Knowles and Tmmy Hill ran into each other
Saturday.
Johnny Gerner's lip is healing and Tami is certainly glad for
that !
Halloween was yesterday. I hope all the high school kids whom
the adults think are always misbehaving managed to have fun
anyway--rain wouldn't really stop the fun, would it?
The Seniors of 74 are playing a part in the hi-centennial
celebration in 1976. Each member of our class will write a report
over some part of the history of Donley County. At the end of the
year, these will be compiled into one story for the tourists to read
during the celebration in '76. It's work--hard work--to get these
research papers written accurately, but it will be well worth the
time and effort once the project is completed.
• The Brdnchos play the McLean Tigers in McLean Friday night.
Game time is 7:30. The pep rally is at 3:30. All Broncho fans are
urged to attend both the pep rally and the game.
Let's Go Brones! Beat McLean!!
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Engagement annou
The Sunray Baptist Church will be the setting of a
wedding for Karen Sue Gamblin and LeRoy Klm
both of Canyon.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i
Route 3, Sunray. Parents of the pros
and Mrs. LeRoy K. Willlamsen, Route 4, Hereford.
Both the bride-elect and her fiance are December
for graduation at West Texas State University.
receiving a Bachelor of Arts In Speech and Drama
while Klm is receiving a Bachelor of Science in
Home Ec depart
Sponsors gift
The local representatives for Stanley home and
products will present a showing of the company
emphasis on gift ideas, Monday, November S, 7:30 to 9
the Homemaking department of Clarendon High
will be gifts for men, women and children of all ages. The l
is invited to come and see the display. Orders may be
any items desired with the assurance that gift items
received well in advance of the Christmas holidays.
The Clarendon FHA Chapter members are presently
orders for Stanley products. Orders may be called il
homemaking department, phone 874-2068. This is
project to finance the Sweetheart banquet in February.
members will appreciate your consideration in placing
your needs.
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