The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, October 4, 1963 Page: 2 of 4
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THE WESTERNER WORLD
Friday, October 4, 1963
Clubs Plan Programs, Choose Leaders
FHA, FFA Representatives To Attend State Fair This Weekend
BY VIRGINIA HOLLER
With organizational meetings put
aside and new members register-
ed, two clubs have begun the year
of activities by sending delegates
to the State Fair in Dallas. Jane
Herron, junior, will represent FHA
and ten ag boys will represent
FFA at the State Fair.
While in Dallas for the fair,
Jane will attend the annual Tex-
as Outstanding Youth Awards
Dinner and will help with the
FHA booth at the fair. Accom-
panied by her mother and Mrs.
Erie Etta Williams, sponsor, Jane,
fourth state vice president, was in-
vited along with the other nine
state officers by the fair directors.
The trio left for Dallas this morn-
ing third period and will return
home Sunday night.
Also attending the fair tomor-
row will be ten FFA boys and
their sponsor. Making the trip will
be Marvin Porr, Tom Knowles,
John Hancock, Mike Brown, Wylie
Hawthorne, Terry Carey, C. L.
Groseclose, Bobby Tidwell, Jim-
my Lawrence, Larry Harbin and
Mr. James Carroll, sponsor.
The boys will enter two calves
and sixteen pigs in competition.
• # •
Mr. William J. Pitstick, new city
manager, spoke to NHS last Tues-
day on “Problems of City Gov-
ernments:”
New club leaders are Lynn Sny-
der, second vice-president; Peggy
Horne, secretary; and Jerry Lee,
treasurer. Don Henry, president,
was elected last year.
Among the many activities NHS
will continue to sponsor from last
year are the honor study hall and
the tutoring service. Jo Ann Tier-
ney, senior, is in charge of t h e
honor study hall; Linda Hicks and
TOWARD NEW HORIZONS—Adding a rose bud, symbolic of FHA,
io the case in homemaking department, Jane Herron and Mrs. Erie
Williams complete the club display. Jane and Mrs. Williams left this
morning to attend the State Fair in Dallas. (Photo by Richard Irwin.)
Marsha Neunaber, seniors, are
heads of the tutoring service com-
mittee.
Club representatives will go
around to all homerooms within
the next few weeks to explain
about the study hall and tutoring
service.
• • •
Taking charge of Y-Teen activi-
ties for the year are Mary Sue
Nelson, president; Marsha Robert-
son, first vice-president; Cynthia
Ray, second vice-president; Don-
ese Mayfield, secretary; Danelle
Davis, treasurer; Suzy Crain and
Evelyn Huntley, program chair-
men; Judy Ricker and Cindy San-
ders, social chairmen; Kay Clark,
publicity chairman; J a m e 1 a n
Payne, food and finance; and Peg-
gy Ferguson, service chairman.
Y-Teen sponsors include Miss
Laurene Bussey, Mrs. Louise Haw-
kins, Miss Marietta Montgomery,
Mrs. Vlasta Dalrymple, Mrs. Jean
Unger, Mrs. Kay DeLavan and
Mrs. Marylea Wood.
* • *
As is their- custom every year,
La Trezieme Musique have select-
ed a senior boy as Honorary Band
“Girl.” Terry Horner is the winner
this year. He was selected at the
last meeting of the club.
* * *
VIC chapters have also selected
their officers. Newly elected lead-
ers of Chapter 95 are James Whis-
enhunt, president; Danny Lucas,
vice-president; Teresa Estes, secre-
tary; Ricky Akard, treasurer; Kay
Chandler, reporter; Frank Free-
man, sergeant-at-arms; and Dianne
Thompson, SC representative.
Officers of Chapter 109 are Jer-
ry Morris, president; Nick Aquirre,
vice-president; Jerry Hosch, secre-
tary; Troyce Hoppes, treasurer;
Day—“24 Hr. Service’—Night
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EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor-in-Chief ............ Pauline Edwards
Editor-in-Chief of News __ Jan Edwards
Editor-in-Chief of Make-up .- ---,.-^
Melinda Needles
Assistant Editor ------------- Cynthia Hodges
Sports Editors ----------------------- Alan Searsy
Jerry Holt
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Clubs Editor ........................ Virginia Holler
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7U&4 . , .
Recently the LHS safety com-
mittee was invited to join the Na-
tional Student Traffic Safety Pror
gram. This will be a first for the
committee if they join. Through
membership they will receive lit-
erature and suggestions for school
safety.
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NHS Treasurer, Chairman Senior Will
Committee, Publicity Chairman
of Gens Togata.
Danny Morman, reporter; Larry
Griggs, sergeant-at-arms; and Jim-
my Johnson, parliamentarian.
# • •
Homeroom 216, Junior ICT
homeroom, selected its officers for
the school year. These are Danny
Lucas, president; Steve Cowan,
vice president; Sue McGee, secre-
tary; Elaine Morton, treasurer; apd
Frank Jones, reporter.
Regular meetings of this club
are scheduled for the first and
third Mondays of each month off
school time. During the first meet-
ing Sept. 17, Mrs. Faye Beason,
dental assistant, spoke to the
group. In the talk Mrs. Beason told
of personal experiences and gave
points on being courteous and re-
liable to employers.
• * t
Next Tuesday’s meeting of the
National and Junior Thespians will
be highlighted by a program pre-
sented by Carley Clark and Susan
Woodruff.
Plans for the second meeting in-
clude a play entitled “In the Suds.”
Serving as director, Janie Tripp
will be assisted by Cindy Sanders
a s Jeanette; Clarke Evans, Jac-
quinot; and Sally Halley, Jac-
quette.
The first organizational meeting
of the new Chess Club was yes-
terday afternoon. Mr. Knox Willi-
ams, SC'' director, approved the
club last week.
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The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, October 4, 1963, newspaper, October 4, 1963; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth662182/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lubbock High School.