Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1963 Page: 6 of 16
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Plans discussed
Recently the seniors were ask- "I will return to Claude jto live
ed to write themes in English after I attend college and marry,
class with the title, "Why Will I have lived in Claude all my
or Will Not Return to My Com- life; I love it; and I will always
munity in Adult Life." Here are consider It my home. I know all
two of the better themes with of the people and where they re-
contrasting ideas. The first themt side. The people of my commun-
was written by Dick Goodin. ity are friendly, concerned people.
"I have always lived in the same They are not egotistical, but have
house. I love living on a farm, a wide sense of feeling for the
I enjoy the climate in the Texas community.
Panhandle, but I don't want to "Claude is a small town but it
live here. My ideas are made of is large in my eyes. I want to come
compromises. I don't want to live back here to live because the
in a large city; yet I don't want people of Claude are proud peo-
to live in the country. I don't pltf. They take pride in keeping
want to live in hot summers, and see STUDENTS on next page
campus
of the claude
D
CLAUDE, ARMSTRONG, COUNTY, TEXAS,APRIL 11, 1963.
I don't want to freeze to death
in winter. I am probably looking
for an Eutopia which we actually
never find in life.
I live in a farming community.
This is another reason I dcn't
Davidson orates
on Bible reading
Mustang Band rate Panhandle host to teachers meet
good at festival
three rating was received by A steak dinner, program and e- future changes in the
n ujree ruling was -reueivcu uy n. •"•war*, unitici, {jiugiaui emu *uku*c umu6vo tun field oi
the Claude High School band lection of officers, were the main education.
April 2 at the Borgcr Festival. items at the Carson-Armstrong New officers who were elected
Th n b r " u Each year this contest is held Texas State Teachers Association are: President, Mrs. Hudgens of
at th 8V in ° . n. before the Interscholastic League unit meeting in Panhandle school White Deer; 1st Vice President
think I'll return to live here. Most Th . rie wee .7 10 ^ Contest in Canyon. Last year cafeteria, Panhandle, Texas, at and Program Chairman, Don
of my friends are farmers. Most f I h th °° ■ the band received a two rating at 7 p.m., April 1. Hunt of Groom; 2nd Vice Presi-
of them gain their entire living .re.? n t S1"g ® the Borger Festival and a one at The program was a film strip, dent and Publicity, Public Rela-
from the ground; that is all they ., . ' ..en . r ® Payed canyon. The criticisms received "Focus on Change," which was tions Representative, John Banks
know. I don't plan on being a ,b E ' °iri°W .6 Sing !lg' gave the band a more definite narrated by Howard K. Smith, of Skellytown; Secretary, Ronnie
farmer; therefore, I probably . "J avl son. reta a , ,cr p," idea about what needed the most This film showed the present and Rhodes of White Deer.
wouldn't live in a strictly farming ^ ^ gave a short devotional. work The t secretary>
The revival was held at the —t--
community. ' ~~ xne band played three selec-
"I am planning on entering the Sid t ah tions- A march- "The American
ary services after college. I *ere invited to come to the Fri- Way... t coneert
nirrps "Thrpp
military services after college. I
am hoping that I can gain a
broader knowledge by travel in
the army. Then I might be better
able to tell where I want to live.
Hair mnr„in„ A , Way"; two concert pieces, "Three
number „ yLth weS and "To A
the service ' *
The Rev. Davidson was minister par"cipated in
at the rtu u the sight-reading contest, where
"I can't actually describe why ® Si!? .i! Church a five rat, w,as recei d
don't, want t.n livo in th;, several years ago.
present secretary, Mrs.
rw™ • Brown, has recently memographed
1 nomas receives the Constitution and By-Laws
US Navy award
which were
members.
passed out to all
EDITORIAL
I don't want to live in this com-
munity. All of the things I know
and love are here. That might be
the main reason I want to live
elsewhere. Maybe I want to try
Jimmy Thomas, senior, was a-
. „„ .. . . . warded a special award from the
April Ji the band will have a United States Naval Department
concert in the school auditorium. for hls projpct in the Sdence
The Interscholastic League con- palr. For seven days this summer)
The Claude Mustangettes won 23,'24 and 25" The Claude band J.ijnmy Wil1 fi."d himself on an
istrict in volleyball Thursday, will a.t.tPnrt nnp of thncn all-expense paid trip to a naval
Claude nets first
i wiiui 10 try wui, ana zo ine clause oa
something different and see what dlstnct in volleyball Thursday, will attend one of these days.
T ran rin on mv mun " ADl'il 4. 1963. in the nifliiHp arvm
Band to entertain
here Monday
I can do on my own.
Here is the contrasting ideas of
Sara Beth Byrd.
Highlights sends
April 4, 1963, in the Claude gym.
Groom, Hedley and Claude com-
peted in the volleyball tourney.
Groom defeated Hedley in the
first round. The Mustangettes
played Groom for the finals de-
Easter noted as
resurrection day
Easter is a Christian festival
, * * .. ; ' ,7 easier is a unnstian lestivai
forniT Hp01wm' Pr° ^h" r'1 that celebrates the resurrection
'™ "f w"' ™dve :l15 of Jesus Christ. It Is the most
his destintiTwin Z imPOr^nt h0l,pdaT °' .'"V°?r'S"
Timmv'c r <nw „ , tian religion. People attend chur-
r Band members are inviting e- tank displaying the principles^ cercmonies^110113^6 ^ rehgi°US
Daners fnr iiirlcrincr ^eatinP them'b^a margin""of"l3 ™ry°ne to on hours program next sound and light waves. His gra- Th m Easter mav have
papers ror judging int Monday evening at 7 p.m. in the titude was suftimed up when he come fmm F * trp' ' TPllt *)r
Ten articles, published in the This is the second year the sch°o1 auditorlum. " C°me fl°m E' 0stre' a Teutomc
Boy's Ranch hosts
district banquet
tivvwuu jcai l/iiC
"Campus Highlights," and written Mustangettes have won district ill
by individuals in the .journalism volleyball.
class, were sent in to be judged
by the Intcrscholastic League
Press Conference. Two stories are
placed in five categories and judg-
ed according to the school's class.
Entries in the featurette cate-
lory were written by Janyth Bur-
byrd babble...
by sara beth byrd
. ... Track boys, under the supervi
ton and Bill Wood. News entries sion of Coach F. G. Crofford, agriculture teacher, R
were by Jean Hubbard and Nancy journeyed to Panhandle to a track attended the meeting.
Hundley. Shirley Oles and Ken- meet. The team left school Tues- The meeting got underway with
The Amarillo District FFA wil1 have on the triP
meeting was held Monday, April
8, at Boy's Ranch.
FFA sweetheart. Janyth Burton,
two delegates, FFA adviser and
T. Laurie,
KnesekW'mv°'nar!>nt^ °! n! festival of spring called "Eostur."
school, ' I could not have "accom6 M°St Christians observe Eastrr
Plished this. I am looking T- on aaSunday between March 22
ward to the new exoerience I a" P' Members of some
churches celebrate it later than
others.
, "The Easter story comes from
Council make plans the Bible' where the gospels ten
, , that Jesus body disappeared from
Student Council met Friday, Hs tomb on the third day after
Apul 4, to continue their discus- His crucifiction. An angel appear-
S1'Th ° r\ W1iPj ed to His followers and announc-
They decided that Twirp Week ed, "He is risen."
y <jies ana K.en- me team ien scnool Tues- i ne meeting got underwav with iney aeeiaea that Twirp Wnek
neth Dewey wrote the editorial day. April 2. at 3 p.m. The teams a speech contest, followed' by a woulf* be held the week of April Easter is rplphratpri h„ rhric
entries. The two sports entries entered in the meet were Lefors, guided tour of Boy's Ranch. A 20 through 27. tians Pvervwhorr wifh „rpnt rp
were written by Dennis Fox. En- Panhandle and Claude. Kenneth talent contest was held immedia- A Party to the canvon was joicing Children collect randv
tries in the feature category were Burton won first in the 100 yd. tely after the evening meal. Fol- Planned for May 3. This party and chocolate bunnies and hunt
written by Frances Heisler and dash and Jimmy Clark won first lowing the talent contest was the Wl11 be sponsored by the council, colorful eggs Manv wear their
Shirley Oles in the mile run. Boys who made sweetheart contest, in which all Various committees were appoint- first new SingSes on Easter
After the stories are judged, in- the trip were Mike Chamales, the girls were asked if they had Rd to complete the plans. This Easter while p'niovimr thp
< ividual awards are announced at Denton Fox, Jim Hubbard, Jimmy • enjoyed being FFA sweethearts. A -i
the Interscholastic League Press Hubbard. Jmmy McGowan, Joe
Assembly presented
Assembly, Friday, April 5, was
a talent show sponsored by the
Student Council.
To start the show off, Kay Fields
and Peggy Wooldridge played the
Convention at Austin on May 4.
Pictures taken of
Claude favorites
Favorite pictures for the annual
Max Hood, Ricky Barnett, James
Finle.v, Bill Hill, Jackie Morrison,
Robert Wisdom and Kenneth
Jones.
* changing the holidays, we should remember the
npvt via unc Constitution for deep religious significance of this
was hcld' but de- holy day and honor it with re-
finite plans were made.
verence.
piuuuies lor ine annual Two 'unior Rirls' Beverly Garri-
were taken Wednesday, April 3. son and Merlene Thompson were , Wooldridge p
Tim fawm-ito taken to Grcom Memorial Hospi- ®tar-Spangled Banner
The favorite pictures taken in-
clude Mr. and Miss CHS, band
sweetheart and beau, basketball
king and queen, homecoming
queen, FFA and FHA sweethearts, pneumonia for the
Mr. and Miss FTA and the class
favorites from each class.
as
tal last week. Beverly was rush- piano duet From the senior class,
nd to surgery Friday night with ^enneth Dewey played two num-
tppendicitis. Merlene had virus -ers on his Buitar. while Dennis
School lunches
Monday: No school.
Tuesday: Pork steak,
mashed potatoes, green
carrot sticks, fruit cobbler
second time
this year. Sorry to hear about
you girls and we all hope to see
you up and around real soon!
Fox and Kenneth sang. Also from
the senior class Nelldean Wood
sang "Young Love," accompanied
by Frances Heisler. From the
sophomore class. Betty Mae Dunn
Claude exhibits
second in contest
Claude placed second
in the Peggy Wooldridge won first in
League prose reading. The typing contest
^ v/moo, A^ci/L.y xvAiit; uunn .
■ • • Coach F. G. Crofford was ask- ?iayed A1,ey Sat" on the piano. ^iotric't Interscholastic League prose reading. The typing contest
od to be the guest speaker at the j^01? guiatar mus,c was presented ' "J®st 1leld ait Hediey March 30. was won by Janyth Burton. Dick
gravy, Miami High School Athletic ban- James Finley and Jimmy Cro- ,ifprnrv more points in Goodin placed first in science.
beans, ouet. The topic of Coach's speech ^nover' ^ g™up, om the band hari fh J contests, but Groom Four second places were won
...... p. yoacn s speecn then played „Mother Goose had the advantage by winning the by Claude students. Carolyn Con-
will pertain to girls basketball.
„ „ _. vjuuoc me uy ^iauae stuaents. Carolyn con-
Jump. Kay Fields and Peggy °ne Act Play, which counted 20 rad, ready writing- Jimmv Tho-
WfWllririrtffO nlotrnrl DOints. i> • . ' " ...
V/ednesda.v: Beef and vegetable- The banquet is slated for 7 p.m., """ 1 nointt. - =, - —
stew, cottage cheese and pine- April 11. in the Miami Hieh a ^ldridge P,ayed another piano • mas, slide rule as well as third
apple salad, sliced peaches, hot School cafeteria. conclude the show. ' uc'e won nine out of the 14 in number sense; Karen Bryan
rolls, butter. ' P „es that were *iven. tied for second in typing, while
Thursday: Hamburgers, lettuce, The seniors of Claude were in- Yu CLU'1'1™ UP y°ur attic ^eiJ Brya" won persuasive Jack Allen was the second place
tomato, onion slices, pickles, fren- vitcd to a Senior Round-Up, April „ base^ie"fc- Sel1 Jt ,now with 1? le. the extemperane- winner in persuasive speaking,
cli fries, fruit jello, cake. 5, in the Clarendon Junior Col- Naders Ad. ramnhln I S!1* W6re Danny The total made by Claude was
Friday: Beans with ham, vege- lege. After a talk, there was a ^ LISTEN to Party Line 715 to Jim Hnhbnrrt^n/v110^ Heisler. 137'4 points. All of the students
table salad, buttered corn, apple dance from 10 to 12 p.m. The 9 pjn. week days, over KWKH first in their divWnn f T mentioned above are eligible to
Fayros played ft, dance. U30. ehr„wrt.U. " *
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Waggoner, William J. B. & Waggoner, Cecil O. Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1963, newspaper, April 11, 1963; Claude, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth355798/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Richard S. and Leah Morris Memorial Library.