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hiY YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL
19b2-1966
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- MY YEAi~S IN HIGH SCHOi7L
1962-1966
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nday, March 26, 1961
3:00 P.M.
torial Student Center
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
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OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN, II
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The summer after my freshman year I danced in the
musical. August, 1963.
On February 9, 1963, I took Tommy Cartwright to the
annual FHA Sweetheart Banquet.
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TEXAS ASSOCIATION
AREA VIII
DISTRICT II
THEME
"Now is the Time"
NOVEMBER 7, 1964
A&M Consolidated High School
College Station, Texas
As President of District II FHA I presided at the
District meeting. 1964
~ Also included on the morn-!
ing program will be the pre- o n November 6 , 19 6 4 .
sentation of colors by an hon-
or guard from Allen Military
Academy, greetings from
school officials and chapter, `
i presidents, a report of the na-
tional. convention and of the
~ state executive council meet-
~ mg.
A luncheon honoring the dis-I
trict officers and their spon-
sors will beheld at the Tex-
. as A&M University Memorial
Student Center during they
~ noon hour. ;
~ Miss Isbell will preside over
the afternoon session which
j will include the meeting of the
~ House Delegates and the elec-
troduce Rev. Thomas who will T h 1 s W a S tn1 r l t t e n U p i n
speak on "Let's Zero in on the
IFamily." the Aryan Daily Eagle
HA Meetin
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Linda Isbell, president, and tion of the Distric
t II officers
Patsy Burch, first vice presi- for the new year. Nominees i
i dent, will preside at the Dis- from 17 schools will be run-
trict II, Future Homemakers ning for the various offices.
~ of America, Texas Association Talent numbers and relaxers
~ meeting here. will be interspersed through-
' The annual meeting will be out the day's program for the
held Saturday at A&M Con- girls' entertainment.
solidated High School auditor- The Future Homemakers of'~
ium. America, Texas Association, is ~~
Miss Isbell, student at A&M made up of 60,000 members
Consolidated, is sponsored by v'ho are or have been students
Mrs. Mary Phillips and Mrs, of the homemaking program
John K. Riggs, and Miss in high schools. Other schools
Burch, student at Stephen F.. m the local area who are as-
Austin, by Mrs. Carl Landiss ~ silting with the meeting in-
and Mrs. Grace Beamer. The chide Anson Jones and Lamar
sponsors are homemaking Junior High Schools of Bry- i
teachers at the schools. an, Caldwell, Snook, Hearne
and Rockdale.
Members of FHA chapters Among girls who have tak-
from 38 schools representing en responsibility in acting as
eight counties have been invit- chairmen of the various com-
ed to the one-day session. mittees are Glenda Newcomb,
j Miss Burch will preside at
I art materials; Karlene Knebell
the morning session which will and Deborah Schatte, general
feature the Rev. Richard H. chairmen; Linda Bloom, stag
Thomas, pastor of the First .decorations; Jane Houze, 1
Presbyterian Church of Bryan, cheon arrangements; Barb
i~ as the keynote speaker. Yolan- Hedges, hostesses.
~', da Burkhalter, Area VIII sec-!r_ -
and vice president and student ~
at A&M Consolidated, will in-
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Two A&M Consolidated stu- Grand p r i z e in the national A, F. Isbell of 1106 Marsteller,
dents and an Aggie wife left event will be a tour of Europe. College Station.
today for the state finals of the Only senior contestants will go Linda made her suit from
"Make It Yourself With Wool to the Phoenix finals. blue wool flannel and it fea-
Contest." Y o l o n d a, the 18-year-old tures a low button coat with a
Making the trip to the South- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. d e e p V-neckline and 1 o n g
west Texas State Teachers Col- Burkhalter of Route 4, Bryan, sleeves. She accessorizes the
lege campus at San Marcos won second place in the dis- full skirted outfit with white
were Mrs. Don McDonald, Yo- trict senior division, gloves and dark shoes.
]onda Burkhalter and Linda The A&M Consolidated High ABOUT 75 girls and women
Isbell. ~- School senior will model her from Texas will compete for
'l~s. Houston Smith, directorinavy blue basket weave wool the two first places -one in
of the District 9 contest and a ensemble that features mill- the senior division and one in
Bryan resident, accompanied tary buttons in a d o u b 1 e the junior division. State win-
the girls. Also making the breasted effect. Hers will be announced Satur-
trip was Mrs. Ed U v a c e k, WINNER OF second place in day night.
A&M Consolidated homemak- the junior division of the dis- According to Mrs. Uvacek,
ing teacher who handled the trict contest, Lind ell is a the state Make It Yourself
local level of the wool sewing 17-year-old junior at A&M With Wool Contest will be held
caitest. Consolidated. The small blonde in Bryan-College Station next
SANDY McDONALD, a 21- is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, year.
year-old Aggie wife and jun-~
for at Sam Houston State
Teachers College; will vie for
honors in the senior division of
the contest which is sponsored
in the state by the Texas Sheep
and Goat Raisers Association
and nationally by the Ameri-
can Wool Council and the Na- _
tional Wool Growers Associa-~ ~ ~' ~' ~ ~ s
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The blue-eyed, dark-haired' ~ ~ r+ ~ ~
home economics major wont 0 7 N C
first in the senior division of J m m ~ `+ J
the 23•county district contest a ~ p ~. p
held here at the Ramada Inn. 0 F' rn h
The suit she made and will 0- ,0
model Saturday is of cranber-I m .~ p~ rv ~
ry red loose weave wool with aj N: N• 0 ~ m
rolled collar, simulated flat; ~ < ~ co y
packets and three - quarter] 7 m N I
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ONE SENIOR winner will C 0 I F
be picked from Texas to go to -'• ~ ~ ~
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These three ~~oung women are on their way to President Lyndon Johnson's
alma mater in San Marcos to compete in the state Make It Yourself With
Wool Contest. Seated is Linda_Isbell, the 17-,year-old winner of second place
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Local Girls Are Cited
In State Wool Contest
Two local young women wife, was cited for having the I
placed in the State Make It "best accessorized garment" in ~
~' Yourself With Wool Contest. the senior division.
The contest was held over Winning first place in the
the weekend on the Southwest junior division was M a r c i a
Texas State College campus at Peebles of Fuiz High School,
San Marcos. Houston. She represented Dis-
Linda I s b e 11, 17-year-old trict 9 which is in charge of
cT-aug ter of r. and Mrs. A. F. Mrs. Houston Smith of 4000
Isbell of 1106 Marsteller, Col- Oaklawn, Bryan. Another dis-
lege Station, was cited for hav- trict representative, Mrs. Rog-
ing the costume with "line and ers Garrett of Waller, placed
design best suited to person" in in the adult division. Firs t
e junior division. place winner in the adult divi-
rs. Don McDonald, a Texas i sion was Mrs. Cecil Woodard of
University student 's Junction.
The results of the wool contest are reported in
the Bry~n Daily Eactle January 10, 1965.
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Taking top honors in the
senior division was Jane Wig-
inton of Big Sandy. Both she
and the Houston high school
student will represent Texas
at the national contest to be
held in Phoenix, Ariz.
Mrs. Smith, who has been
in chargE of District 9 for sev-
eral years, said she was very
pleased with the showing made
by her district. Bryan-College
Station will be host to the state
contest next year.
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JANUARY 9, 1965
The state contest took place at San f~'!arcus on January
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After almost a year's work I completed the State Homemaker
Degree. I received notice of it at the st~.te FHA meeting
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After being in the pep squid for two years, I tried out for
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routines at the football games and at some of the basketball
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and got to go to the State Contest. '
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It was held on February 6, 1965. I introduced the speaker.
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Theme: Sayonara
(Photo by Aggieland Studio)
GIRL STATE PICK - nda Isbell 17-year-old
daughter of Dr. and Mrs.~`I~"IsT~eTl of 1106 Mar-
steller, College Station, will attend the Bluebonnet
Girl State in Austin June 16-25. The A&M Con-
solidated High School junior honor student is spon-
sored by the Bryan-College Station Business and
Professional Women's Club in the state-wide Am-
erican Legion Auxiliary-sponsored event. As chair-
man of the state nominating committee of the Fu-
ture Homemakers of America, Lynda will attend
the national FHA meeting in Philadelphia in July.
She's a past president of the district FHA. Also,
she placed second in the state Make-It-Yourself-
With Wool Contest; is a member of the school band
and choir, and has appeared in several Summer
Musical productions at Texas A&M University.
From about ten other people I was
chosen to represent the Bryan-College
Station Business and Professional
Women's Club at Bluebonnet Girls
State in Austin, I was there from
June 1b-25 learning about. and parti-
cipating in government:
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counties. I was in city K and c~cnty NU'w, utie were also divided into
parties---the Nationalists and Federalists. I was a f'~at.
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campaigning banners fur State offices.
I ran for Count Clerk and here my name was announced as winning the
prim~~ry election. However, this was, as far as I got.
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The newly elected County Clerk sold marriage licenses
for a penny. I bought one ar,~1 later married his
;picture.
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ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE
TH1S IS ~'0 CERTIFY TH14T:
has attended and completed the session of
BLUEBONNET GIRLS STATE
1965
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~rs. Vance Is Installed ,
B&PW Club New President
Members were urged to take i new vice president.
leadership in finding avenues Linda Isbell, the club's rep-
of progress at the Bryan-Col- i resentative to Girls State,
lege Station Business and Pro-sponsored by the Texas Am-
fessional Women's Club in- erican Legion Auxiliary, re-
stallation dinner. ported to the club on aetivi-
Urging the membership to ties of the annual experiment
take the lead in civic progress in government held each
was Mrs. B. F. Vance, new,Year in Austin. Linda will b
president. li a senior at A&M Consolidat
She and other new officers. High School.
were installed at the Tuesday --
night session in a ceremony
conducted by Mrs. P. L. Bar- A s soon a s T r e t u r n e d
ron Jr., a member who is the
B&PW District director. ii from G1rls State I had
Serving with Mrs. Vance
will be:
Mrs. Tom Wortham, vice
~' president; Mrs. Chester Jones,'
corresponding secretary; Mrs.'
Roy Carpenter, recording sec-'
retary, and Mrs. Lloyd Curtis,
treasurer.
Outgoing President Mrs.
Guy Smith chaired the meeting
and the invocation was given
by Mrs. Bruce Chandler. Music
for the occasion was presented
y Dana Rose Wo7•tham, a
niversity of Texas music ma-
d daughter of the club's
to report to the ''~ti'omen's
Club. It was written up
on July 1, 1965.
Cunf erenc~
To Attract
Eight Lacals -
Eight Bryan-College Station
young adults will leave Thurs-
day for the Attorney General'9
Youth Conference on Crime in
Austin. The conference ends
Sunday.
William R. Vance, assistant
county attorney, and Floyd
Lynch, State 4-H Club leader
of the Agricultural Extension `•'fl
Service, will accompany the
group as senior counselors.
ADDRESSES BY w e 11-
known specialists combating
crime and juvenile delinquency
are scheduled during the meet, -
Teaching young adults to have
a better understanding of the
law and the work of law en-
forcement agencies are two of
the primary purposes of the
annual attorney general's con-
ference.
Delegates and their sponsors
are : , ~,
• Elizabeth Stacy, daughter "j
of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Stacy,
609 S. Coulter, Business and
Professional Women's Club.
• Chris Busiek, daughter o! .',~
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Busiek, 2505
Carter Creek Parkway, Bryan- '-'
College Station Jaycees. ~ ~ '"~"
• David Ling, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Don Ling, 202 N. .
Hutchins, 2 x 2 and Wedding
Ring classes, First Methodist
Church.
• Scott Hervey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Hervey, 1201 `
Winding Road, Evening Lions
Club.
• Billy Cangelose, son of {
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cangelose,
412 Emmett S't., Brazos County
Bar Association.
• Arcenio Rodriquez, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rodriquez, ..
Route 1, Kiwanis Club.
• Adolph Johnson, son o3 ,
Mrs. Velma Johnson, 1204 N.
Sterling, Elks Lodge. , ,
• Lindar Isbell College Sta• ^,
tion, specral representative to "y
the Youth Conference. ~
The young adults will de- "~ ,,
part at 1:30 p.m. Thursday
by special bus. _ r
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delegates would attend the %onference.
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in Austin. This is the group that went ,from Bryan-College Station.
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DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE
Shown above are the Brazos County delegates who the second row in the same order are Bill Vance,
attended the Attorney General's Youth Conference David Ling, Arcenio Rodriguez and Billy Cangelose.
in Austin last week. In the bottom row left to right The top are Adolph Johnson and Scott Hervey.
_are a I ell, Betsy Stacy and Chris Busick. In
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Third Nnnual
Attorney General
4outh [onferena
August 20, 21, 22,1965
Austin, Tezas
Sponsored by
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WAGGONER CARR
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This is the program explaining what we did at
the Httorney General's Youth Conference.
First Bank 8z Trust
E. RIGLEY BRIGGS. VICE PRESIDENT
November 17, 1965
Miss Linda Isbell
1106 Marsteller Street
College Station, Texas
Dear Linda:
BRYAN, TEXAS
I want you to know how proud I am of you and our other delegates
for the tremendous program you gave to the Rotary Club today.
You have helped to further the cause for honor and decency among
our young people, and I am extremely proud to be associated with
this movement. Please do not hesitate to call on me any time
I can be of help.
Enclosed please find a check for $32.00 which will pay for your
registration to the Youth Conference. I apologize for the delay,
but the books in Austin have just recently been balanced. Thank
you again.
Sincere y,
E. RidleylBriggs
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Ridley Briggs was one of our sponsors to the Conference. f',fter we
got back we spoke to the Rotary Club telling what the conference was
about in order to get others interested.
>nda Ishell
New Capiain
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from A&M Consolidated High.
School, have elected new of-,
ficers for the coming year. I
Leading the group for 1965-
6G will be Ca tain Linda Isbell;,
and Lieutenants at a 1Tiham
and Susan Sorenson. Also,
elected were Kay Fisher, secre-
tary-treasurer, Jane Bashaw,
.assistant secretary -treasurer,,
'and Dianne Bell, reporter. I
Other members of the drilll
team are, Linda Anderson,'
Susie Brown, Janet Calliham,
Kerry Fisher, Janet Holt, Meg
Huebner, Kati Prater, Jane
Rudder and Linda Williams.
' Sponsor of the group is Mrs.
Wilma Carrell.
The girls are now planning
to attend drill team school at
uthern Methodist Unive
the first week in Aug
SUST 12, 14
+.fter my first year in Belles I ran for Captain. ~rle
practiced three weeks in June and all of Juiy. After
we returned from Drill Team school we practiced at. 6:30
in the mcrning and at 5:30 P. M.
CONSOLIDATED'S BENGAL BELLES
The Bengal Belles, composed of junior and begin two-a.-day practice sessions in prep-
senior girls at A&M Consolidated High aration for the coming football season's
School, have returned from a drill team halftime activities. Linda Isbel (center) is
chool at SMU where they won a third place the drill team's captain.
phy in competition. The group will soon
June 11, 1965
Dear Linda,
I am so glad to hear that you have been elected as captain
of the Bengal Belles. Congratulations to you on your newly
acquired power and position. I know the feeling, it is wonder-
ful and exciting, and I am confident that ,you will fulfill your
responsibilities ~n,~ith ~ ~,~ =-' ~. ~ ~. ,,;~~ ~~~~t: ~r ,;;~: _-~d_ d:~ _. ~;vnior_
member.
I received a letter similiar to this one last year, from
Peggy Breazeale. It was my first real recognition as Captain.
Although such a small thin`., it meant so m~-cr. to me in ~-uch a
big way.
I hope you will benefit from my many experiences last year.
This is a responsibility that requires temper, faith, and
courage to pull the team members through. It takes a girl with
confidence to meet all the problems that arise. It also takes
someone who is confident i~r herself and the other members so
public performances ,~•aill run smoothly. I know th~it you will
not feel the ::ressii~g re s;: onsibility until the m~~jor season
starts, but it is now that you must unify tre girls =i_nto a
group, all working toward a better_ dri_11 learn.
The best of loch to you, Li~:da, with this duty t'clat ,you
will remember always. I know thr.~t you will do all. th:t you
can to make this ye:.r better than ever. I cep:°tzirrly do ho-~,e
that I can come to see the Bengal Belles of 1965-66 perform.
May God bless you,
P•Zargaret Durst
Captain, Bengal Belles, 1964-65
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Tht~-Bengal Belles of A&M Consolidated High and Linda Williams: And in the back row are Di-
School strike a winning pose on the steps of the anne Bell, Kerry Fisher, Janet Holt, Meg Huebner,
Texas A&M University System Building. Holding Pat Calliham, Linda Anderson and Janet Calliham.
the third-place trophy won by the Belles this sum- The drill team will make its first half-time appear-
mer at Southern Methodist University's Drill Team ance this fall at the game between Consolidated
School is Linda Isbell team captain. In the front and the Caldwell Hornets Sept. l? on Tiger Field.
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While I was at Drill Team School Larry Carter sent me two cards.
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at the local level, and went to district.
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On November 2Q, 1965 I ,~artici;, ;tc-, in t',F. '_ ",, '~;_ ;t.~.ct
meeting.
Miss Simmons
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Miss Vicki Simmons
serve as district third
president of a meeting Sa
day of the District 3 Fu
'Homemakers of America m
ing in Hearne.
Miss Simmons is a men
of the A&M Consolidated
nior and Senior Chapters
FHA, which are attending
meeting.
~ 1 Linda Is 11 chairman
'the area nominating corru
tee and sergeant - at - ai
will present the response
greetings.
"Live FHA today" is
theme of the address to
given to the group by Dr. F
gan Brown of Texas A
University, after which Bay
i Jones of Consolidated will
q tertain the meeting with a
ent number.
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MISS LINDA ISBELL - Mi¢¢„~, Tch~ll~ daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Isbell, will represent the College
Station Kiwanis Club as duchess in the annual Cot-
ton Pageant and Ball. She is a senior at A&M
Consolidated High School, a member of the
Madrigal Group and captain of the Bengal Belles.
Her escort will be Gary Windsor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Windsor of Ft. Worth, and a Fresh-
man at Texas A&M University.
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TEXAS ABM UNIVERSITY
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Social Secretary
President, Agronomy Society
The Junior Mass of A&M consolidated
invites you to attend
the Junior~Senior Prom
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on Saturday, the sixteenth of April
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Owen
honoring
Peggy Owen
at five o'clock in the evening
900 Parr Place
117ay Graduates
Given Ranee __
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A&M Consolidated H i g h
School senior, were honored
with a dance Saturday evening
held at the American Legion
Hall.
Hosts for the event were the
parents of the honorees.
The "Babycakes" of Austin
provided music for the 150
guests. The Hall was decorat-,
ed in keeping with. a "Batman"
'theme featw-ing a Batmobile
and a Batmachine located in
the foyer. Refreshments were
'served from a table highlight-'
ed by a Batman centerpiece.
The honorees were John.
Baldauf, Susie Brown, David
Brusse, Duke Butler, Pat Cal-
e liham, Mike Cooper, Paul Fa-
gan. Kay Fisher, Scott Hervey,
'nda Isbell, Howard Nelson,
Steve rescott, Mark Riedel, ~,;
Rich Runktes, Joe White and i
Linda Williams. _ _ _"
These are some
Friday, May 20th
Water-Skiing '`-
Party Is Held
Near Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Humph-
ries honored the following
i seniors fram A&M Consoli-
~,dater High School with a wa-
ter skiing party near Cald-
well: Glen Wallace, Howard
Nelson, David Morley and
Misses Susan Sorenson, Jan
Harris and Kay Fisher.
The honorees and guests
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swimming and had supper by
the lake. Present for the par-
ty in addition to the above
~ were Rick Landman, Walt So-
~ renson, Iron and Wesley Hum-
phries and Misses Joey Ann
Foster, Janet Holt, ,Is-
bell Cindy Humphries and
rs. A. M. Sorenson.
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TUCSON, Ariz. IIQI - Sev-
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crop of college baseball play-
ers may be in for king-sized
bonuses from major league
teams this summer.
Pro scouts and college
coaches agree there is unpre-
cedented quality, and lots of
it.
"While I definitely believe
this year's college crop is the
strongest I've seen( it's going
to improve with each new sea-
son," Ben Hines, veteran coach
of Laverne, Calif., says,
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ison between the college base-
ball of today and that of 10
to 15 years ago. I would say
today's tap teams would beat
the top clubs of 10 years ago
by five runs."
Hines has plenty of company
among other college coaches
and many major league offi-
cials who share in his opinion
about college baseball.
PERHAPS THE shining ex-
ample of the modern colleg-
iate product is Rick Reichardt
of the California Angels. Rei-
chardt signed for a bonus es-
timated at approximately $75,-
000 after hitting .443, belting
8 home runs and stealing 20
bases for the University of
Wisconsin in 1964.
Reichardt is among the Am-
erican League leaders in home
runs and batting average. "He
will be another Mickey Man-
tle - perhaps better than
Mantle" a scout predicted aft-
er Reichardt signed his pro
contract.
AMONG THE COLLEGI-
ATE stars who are being
watched closely this season is
Steve Arlin, who pitches for
Ohio State.
"Frankly," Arlin said re-
cently in an interview for the
newspaper, Collegiate Base-
ball, "I have every intention
of breaking the Ohio State
school record for bonus pay-
ments."
Thalt means he plans to top
the $108,000 outfielder Frank
Howard rece
Angeles Doc
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Math Award
Barbara Hedges
THE FIRST THREE-These are the three Pastest qualifying cars
n is aran avane~olis. Mario Andretti sits in his ca
and Rick Landmann; ord qualifying speed oP 165.899 m
History and governmenith a mechanic in driver's seat fil:
Linda Batner; homemakinhe third car which will fill out fire
Kay Fisher, Claudia Fishe-
and Delais Wilborn; mu '
(ba'nd) Kay Callahan, (choral)
David Brusse; math, Barbara
Hedges and Ann Ballinger.
LATIN, JANET Puckett and
Lynda Miller; photo, 5c'ott
Hervey; Science, Larry Wil-
hoit, Barbara Hedges, and Lin-
da Miller; Spanish, Linda Bot- ~
ner and Helen Hoicomb; best
i all-round girl, Linda Isbell; I
best all-round boy, Duke But-
ler.
Kiwanis Club: most valuable
tennis, Mark Riedel; mast val-
uable golf, Jahn Skrabanek;
- mast valuable track, Richard
Runkles.
Clothing construction, Linda
'Anderson; outstanding junior,i
Vicki Simmons; outstanding I
'senior, Linda Isbell; star chap-I
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Ln May 20, 1966
the annual awards
were given. I
received these '
awards.
Consol Students i
Cited by Kiwani~s
Outstanding Future Home- I
makers of America and Future `
Farmers of An.erica students
of A&M Consolidated High
School were honored this week'
by the College Station Kiwanis
Club.
F.H.A. members honored in-
clude Linda cb 11, outstanding
senior chapter member; Vicki
Simmons, outstanding junior
chapter member; and Linda
Anderson, most progressive
sewing student.
FFA members honored in-
clude Bob Franke, Star Green-
hand award winner, and Mike
Thiltgen, Star Chapter Farmer
award winner.
The students' teachers also
' met with the Kiwanians and
outlined the students' accom-
plishments.
Every year the Kiwanis presents FHA and FFA students
awards at a luncheon. .°iy sophomore year I got out-
standing juni_~r chapter member, juni^r year I got
most progress made in sewing, and my senior year I
got outstanding senior"chapter member.
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
Friday Evening, May z~, 166
Eight O'clock
Sunday Evening, May ~~, i~GG
Miss Ballinger
Valedictorian
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Miss Ann T. Ballinger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard H. Ballinger of 1602 Lang-
ford St., was named valedic-
torian of the A&M Consoli-
dated High School graduating
class with a scholastic aver-
age of 95.769. Miss Ballinger
has received a scholarship to
Radcliffe College from the
Radcliffe Club of Houston.
Salutatorian of the class
was Miss Mary Ruth Watkins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.
L. Watkins of State Highway
6, South. Her average was
94.526.
Other Consolidated students
receiving scholarships includ-
ed Richard Runkles and Scott
Hervey, to Texas A&M Uni-
versity; Charles Powell, to
~xas Lutheran College; Miss
iiirley Robison, a scholarship
rom the Brazos Parent-Teach-
er's Association Council.
Joe White and Steve Pres-
cott received the Dr. and Mrs.
O. C. Cooper Scholarships.
The announcement of the a-
wards were made at the Fri-
day evening graduation exer-
cises, at which Dr. Tom Har-
rington was guest speaker.
RECENT BRIDE-Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Brown III
announce the marriage of their daughter, Susanne,
to Peter Gail Fagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gail
Fagan of Grand Prairie. The couple, both graduates
of A&M Consolidated High School, were married
on March 18 in Sabinas Hidalgo, Mexico. They will
reside in Grand Prairie until September, when
they will resume their studies at the University of
Texas.
Susie announced her marr5.age to Peter
in June.
Rites Are Performed
In .All Faith's Chapel
Miss Diana Lynn Sutphen,
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs.
Gene Sutphen, and Beniton
~ Lamar Watson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Watson of Spur,
were married Saturday even-
ing in All Faith's Chapel, Tex-
as A&M University.
Rev. Don McGinty of Col-
lege Station performed the 8
p. m, double ring ceremony,
' For the nuptials the altar
was decorated with white bri-
dal flowers and greenery cen-
tered by a brass arch and
flanked by double candelabra
with softly burning vigil
lights.
Music was presented by
Jim Austin, soloist and Mrs.
Fern Hammon, organist.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a formal
gown of candelight silk peau
de soie, appliqued with re-
embroidered Alencon lace and
styled in a slender silhouette.
The fitted bodice featured a
scoop neckline, elbow length
sleeves and a lace midriff. A
wide banding of lace border-
ed the Bell shaped skirt which
swept to a circular train of
chapel length. Her veil of im-
ported silk illusion fe•11 in tiers
from a coif of peau de soie
loops accented with pearls.
The bridal bouquet was fa-
shioned of greenery centered
with a white orchid and step-
hanotis fastened to a white
Bible.
Miss Linda Lea Williams
was maid of honor and Misses
Kay Fisher, Patricia Hill, Lin-
da Isbell and Sheila Watson,
siste' r of the groom, of Lub-
bock, were bridesmaids.,
They wore formal gowns of
deep petal pink crepe with
accents of peau de soie featur-
ing adraped back with Em-
pire waist and long straight
skirts. A single peau de soie
rose held their circular veils
and they carried cascade bou-
quets of green folage, accented
with glamellias shading from
pale to deep petal pink..
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