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Tarleton State University releases
Distinguished Students’List
Tarleton State University has released the Distinguished
Students list for the spring 2013 semester. Students on the
list include freshman and sophomore students who have a
minimum 3.25 grade point ratio (GPR) and no grade lower
than a ‘C,’ and juniors and seniors who have a minimum 3.5
GPR with no grade lower than a ‘C.’ All must be in good
standing with the university.
Students making the list from Sanger include: Briley
Garrett of Sanger is enrolled at Tarleton’s Stephenville cam-
pus and majoring in Communications and Jarred Williams,
majoring in Accounting.
Courtney Cody of Sanger was recently named to Tar-
leton State University’s A Honor Roll List for the spring
2013 semester at the university’s Stephenville campus. Cody
is majoring in Ag Services and Development.
Students making the list have a 4.0 grade point ratio on
the 4.0 system and are taking a minimum of 12 credit hours.
Founded in 1899, Tarleton is one of the fastest growing
institutions of higher learning in Texas. Just one hour from
Fort Worth, Tarleton serves as the educational and cultural
flagship of the Cross Timbers Region. It is located in Ste-
phenville, which is included in Norman Crampton’s “The
100 Best Small Towns n America” published by Prentice
Hall.
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Bill Wright of Grapevine Iron Motorcycles and the
Denton VFW donated a war memorial wreath which was
displayed at the downtown City Park on the square in
Sanger on Memorial Day.
Sanger Bank ranked in the
2012 Top 15th Percentile of
Community Banks
Seifried & Brew LLC, a community bank risk man-
agement firm, named Sanger Bank in its 2012 Top 15th
Percentile of Community Banks. To gain entry into this
distinguished ranking, the bank demonstrated exemplary
performance of balancing risk and reward based on the
bank’s S&B Total Risk/Return Composite Ranking. This is
no small feat considering th at Sanger Bank not only sur-
vived the financial crisis, but actually thrived. This supports
Seifried & Brew’s belief that conservative, traditional com-
munity banking is the strength of our financial system.
In S&B’s book, The Art of Capital Planning - The
“How-To” Guide, the authors clearly demonstrate that the
difference between the banks that failed and those that sur-
vived the financial crisis, or even those that prospered, was
each bank’s ability to optimize risk. While the word “opti-
mize” sounds incongruous with the threats of risk, the truth
is that community banks make money from managed risk,
said Seifried & Brew, adding that those banks ranking in the
2012 S&B Top 15th Percentile of Community Banks epito-
mize such optimization of managed risk.
Friendship Bracelets
BY Lynne S. Smiland - Sanger Public Library
class, just call the library
at 940-458-3257, tell us on
Facebook, come by 501 Bo-
livar on the square, or go
to our new website, www
sangerlibrary.org. We need
to have an accurate head
count to ensure we have
enough handouts and em-
broidery thread.
Friendship bracelets, usu-
ally woven out of embroi-
dery thread or yarn and giv-
en by one person to another
as a sign of friendship, are
an ancient tradition from
Central and South Ameri-
ca. They became popular
in the United States in the
1970’s, when Guatemalan
protesters were shown on
TV here. Patterns range
from simple to complex,
but the appeal seems to be
universal, especially for
tweens and teens.
Saturday, June 22nd from
2-5, Sanger Public Library
will host “Making Friend-
ship Bracelets.” The class
is free and all supplies will
be provided. Two different
patterns will be taught by li-
brary staff, and participants
will be given the supplies
for two bracelets of any
kind.
Join the library to break
up that summer boredom
with a craft you can do with
or for your best friends! To
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residents of Denton County. Please call or email to start your
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NCTC announces honor lists
for Spring 2013 semester
GAINESVILLE - North Central Texas College an-
nounced recently its official listings of students recognized
for outstanding academic achievement during the recently
concluded 2013 Spring semester.
Students named to the NCTC President’s Honor List
are those who achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average
(GPA) while enrolled in at least 12 semester credit hours.
The Dean’s Honor List includes those students earning a
GPA of 3.5-3.99 while taking 12 or more hours.
“We’re very proud to honor our students in this way,”
said Dr. Larry Gilbert, Arts & Sciences dean. “Performing
at this high level in all courses is not easy, particularly for the
large number of our students who work either full-time or
part-time while attending classes.
“For their hard work and for their pursuit of excellence
in their studies, we congratulate all of these students and
wishthem the very best as they continue their education or
move into the workplace.”
Julie Stokes
Advertising Director
Email: julie@lemonspublications.com
PRESIDENT’S HONOR LIST - SPRING 2013
SANGER
Garrett Nathan Bays, Jennifer Erin Berndt, Jessica
Shere Carter, Alisa Rose Futch, Tori Nicole Hall, Kristin
Paige Mayhew, Drew Michael McInerney, Meagan Brook
Mullin, Amanda Renee Nutter, Chelsie S. Roe, Kathryn El-
lyse Warren.
DEAN’S HONOR LIST - SPRING 2013
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Mistie Brown, Faith Leann Collins, Melanie C. Detter,
Sheri Mae Evridge, Nikki Marie Hartman, Matthew Allen
King, Tiffany Anne Null, Christy L. Savage.
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ITS A SMALL WORLD...
Pollyann Powers, a new resident of Sanger, had longed
for just one good friend from the area. After many months
of wishing and praying, she was in a local store when some-
one called out her name. Knowing that she knew no one
in Sanger, she just kept walking, and the “angel of a voice”
called out to her again, and this time she turned to answer.
The lady calling out her name was a resident of Sanger for
over 28 years, had grown up just a few streets from Pollyann
in Texarkana, Tx., went to the same schools, and graduated
with her brother. Not only did this new friend come into
her life, but she brought with her four more lovely friends,
and another one that is not pictured. Pictured left to right
- Joyce Webb, Jo Ann Eubanks (the Angel), Linda Hen-
sel-Moore, Martha Cavness, and Pollyann Powers. Not pic-
tured - Patsy Sargent.
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