The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1967 Page: 4 of 10
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THE PADUCAH POST
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DECEMBER 7, 1967
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REV. KENT KELLOG, Pastor
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DOUG NELSON, Minister
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. TROY CARTMILL, Pastor ______
FIRST BAPTIST CHUR
REV. ROBERT BECK, Pastor
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS I
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Rekieta, Mushinski, Walling,
Piper Named To All District
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The Glee Club, aneworganiza
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
JOHN ELLIS
HARMONY BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. HOLLIS SHEWMAKE, Pastor
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
REV. CHARLES R. GATES, Pastor
ASAMBLEA DE DIOS CHURCH
REV. C. C. LUNA, Pastor
ST. ELIZABETHS CATHOLIC CHURCH
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students and faculty members
chose last Friday for the name
rs Take Exams
For College
Now is the time for all PHS
seniors tc be preparing for
college entrance exams which
are to be taken in various towns
starting Dec. 2 and going
through January.
Ten seniors will be to Child-
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able TO YOU, AG
Surprisingly that testimonial
comes from a PHS faculty
member, Mrs. Joan Post, lib-
rarian and history teacher who
says she always regrets to hear
of a high school girl quitting
school to marry.
Although Mrs. Post married
at 16, she went back to high
school and on to college with
her husband, having a success-
ful life. “But I realize how much
one misses of just the joy of
living young and carefree and I
think all young people
enjoy this before they
down to adult responsibilities.”
Mrs. Post finds time for her
hobby, reading, while at work as
Paducah High School librarian,
replacing Mrs. Don Clark who
is on a years leave of absence.
She also is a sophomore class
sponsor, Zephyr sponsor and
teaches history.
After graduating from the
University of Arkansas with a
BSE degree, Mrs. Post taught
in an elementary school in
Fayetteville, Ark. in an ele-
mentary school for two years;
later at Oak Park Elementary
School in Corpus Christi for
two years. This year is the first
opportunity she has had to teach
high school students.
Mr. Post enjoys her position
Library work is very interest-
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chef because
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Brighten up your Christmas gift list
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MISION BAUTIN
REV. DANIEL R’ |
BAPTIST CH^
REV. ELI COOPER, PaSt°' .,nl|Je
VALLEY VIEW BAPTIST CH^
TROY ABELL, Pastor
GROW BAPTIST CH1
Layton, member No. 2; and
Dale Ray Harrison, membe r
No. 3 left Friday evening and
will return about 7 p. m. Sat-
urday.
Mr. Gene Bristo stated be-
fore leaving that if the team
takes a first at Plainview they
will go to Huntsville for the
State contest.
The West Wind did not have
the results of the Area I con-
test at press time.
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Stan Piper was selected Hon-
orable mention offensive tackle
The boys will travel to
Archer Cjty in the near future
for the All district banquet.
Grades Drop Stomps Lizards
In Second
Six Weeks
Paducah a and B team
Lizards were over taken by
Quanah last week in Quanah.
Quanah’s A team took the
victory 46-27. Their B team
won 45-25.
Leading Quanah’s first string
were Bailey, 15 points; Wells
10 points and Beaty 8 points.
Their B team was led by L
McNutt with 13 points.
A team Lizards stared Leroy
Jones with 14 points and B
team was led by Hutchinson
who made 11 points.
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and Bobby Matney select a book.
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settle city, I’d probably really notice
a change because no one on the
same block ever gets to know
each other.”
Mrs. Post hardly finds time
for other hobbies besides her
readings. She has three children
Niki 16, Doug 14 and Sally 10.
Doug plays football and basket
ball with the Lizards. She also
has two dogs and cat.
Drummond Lumber c„.^
Come and Pick Your Tree
call 3ny member of the Class of iggg
and one will be delivered.
Apparently enthusiasm
school work has dropped judg-
ing from the second six week
high school honor roll just re-
leased from the principals
office.
Grade wise the girls out did
the boys while the junior class
led with almost half the students
on the honor roll being from that
class. Only 16 students were
listed in all.
Only two students, Diane
Monson and Connie Robinson,
juniors, of the six students on
the first six weeks honor roll
maintained their position. One
fell out of the honor ranks and
three dropped to the A and B
level.
Barbara Russell, junior,
moved up to the top group and
a new senior student, Donna
Diersing, proved her capabili-
ties by making all A’s.
Six students Glynda Bates,
Mary Ann Hart, Francine
Tippen and Kathy Young,
juniors and Ben Blount, and
Janie Wall, freshman, main-
tained their spot on the A and
B list.
Newcomers to the A and B
honor section this six weeks
are Sandra Cox, senior and
Wayion Jeter and Cheryl Jones
sophomores. Also on this list
are Mike Evans, senior and
Marilyn Smith and Ronald
Skinner, juniors. Ten students
listed on the first six weeks A
and B honor roll were not list-
ed this time.
PHS Students
Speak To Lions
“We cannot live in peaceful
coexistance; in the end one or
the other will win out,” said
Bill Goodwin in his speech at
the Lion’s Club meeting last
week where three PHS students
were guest speakers.
The three students,
Barbara Russell and
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Two joyous
new ideas in
gift giving! ..
A cheery gas
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a modern
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Danny Walling, John Rekieta
and Bernard Mushinski were
designated All district line-
backer, All district defensive
halfback and All district of-
fensive tackle respectively,
when district coaches met Mon-
day in Wichita Falls to select
an All district team, Coach Jud
Maxfield announced to the
student body Tuesday.
Glee Clul) Gets
Underway With
New Music
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METHODIST CHURCH
REV. PHILLIP UTTON, Pastor
CHURCH OF CH*
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REV. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Pastor
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THERE IS
MASTHEAD
Editor, Louise Tucker
Sports Editors, Tommy
Brown, Hollis Curmpler
Exchange Editor, Kathy
Young
Librarian, Rita Hobbs
Photographer, Garland
Coleman
Typists, James Tipton,
Dianne Mayberry, V o d n a
Bayne, Ben Renshaw, Wanda
Lockridge, Steve Paschall
Reporters, Jimmy Branson,
Suzette Browning, Bill
Goodwin, Mary Ann Hart,
Michael Lecroy, Sharon Me
Carroll, Wayne Miller, Hal
Ryan, Miki Schilling, Roland
Slover, Danny Walling.
Advisor, Mrs. Roy A. Jones
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Jimmy
Jones, attended the Texas Farm
Bureau Citizenship Seminar
this summer and have been
called upon to speak at a num-
ber of events.
The students topic at the
meeting was “Citizenship and
Communism.” The speeches
dealt with the rising number of
communists, the history of the
Communist Party and why it
is spreading throughout the
US at such a rapid pace.
The student’s material used
in the speeches came from
notes taken during lectures at
the five day seminar at which
over five hundred top students
over the state attended.
court reporters. He also de-
monstrated the machine which
is used in court reporting. At
the present he gets up to 150
words a minute on the machine
but is required to average
200 words a minute before
graduating.
Just before bell time, Mr.
Mason passed out pamphlets per
taining to the business schools
in Planview to all interested
class members.
irony! It is none other than
Honorable Principle John
Brinson, himself instigator of Mr.
the plan to pay for band uni-
forms and promoter of the con- and alwyas
test!
“Rigged” is the cry gone
up among some who hoped such
names as “The
Spirits,”
“Spirited Seven” “The Dragon
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ing and rewarding. I like to help
students to obtain the best
reading material that is offered
to high school students,” Mrs.
Post remarked.
Joe Post, her husband, is a
game biologist and the family
lives on the Matador Wildlife
Management Area about 10
miles north of town.
She commented, “I like living
in the country but sometimes
it is a disadvantage to live so
far from town. However, if I
moved back into a crowded
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Puff and his Mighty Dragons
is the name a committee of
Farm Skills Team $
Competes
After winning the district
contest at Childress, the
Paducah FFA Farm Skillsteam
will do their best to bring back
a first from the area contest
at Plainview.
The team, consisting of Ber-
nard Mushinski, chairman; Kelly resTsaturday to take the SAT
test. These are Susan Bell,
Sharon McCarroll, Diane
Monson, Louise Tucker, Dudley
Chewning, Tommy Brown, Mike
Evans, Jimmy Jones, Nebbie
Nash and James Oney.
Others to take the SAT are
Bobby Matney, John Rekieta,
Ben Renshaw, Danny Walling>
and Wanda Lockridge.
Those taking the ACT at a
later date are Janice McCain,
Suzette Browning, Mary Ann
Hart, Linda Tucker, Dianne
Mayberry, Gayle Ritchie,
Garland Coleman, Wayne
Miller and Davjd Polasek.
FHA Supper
The FHA will host the an-
nual Mother-Daughter salad
supper Dec< 11 at 6:30 p. m. in
the Goodwin Cafeteria.
Pat Harrington, Home Eco_
nomist for Lone Star GaS, will
demonstrate some Christmas
cooking. Each daughter and
’ mother is to bring a gift and
the daughter is to bring a
salad.
Lady teachers and men
teachers; wives are invited as
guests.
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day under the direction
Dennis Williams, band
choral director.
Mr. Williams plans to enter
the girls in Interscholastic Lea
gue and they will go with the band
to spring concerts.
The girls have chosen for
their first pieces of music
“Born Free,” Impossible
Dreamer” and “This Is My
Country.” They will wear for-
mals of pastel colors when they
sing.
Sixteen girls were present for
the first meeting. The altos are
Brenda Beebe, Sherry Tiller,
Bettye Sparks, Cindy Willing-
ham, Cheryl Jones; second
sopranos Wanda Lockridge,
Louise Tucker, Connie Cannon,
Donna Djersing and Rita Hobbs;
first sopranos Diane May-
berry, Gayle Ritchie, Hazel
Chaney, Pat Mayberry and
Janice Smith. Mapy Ann Hart is
pianist for the group.
Mr. Williams said, “The girls
did very well for the first time.”
The club will meet every
Tuesday and Thursday after
■ school.
Civics Class Hears Business
College Representative
Would you like to be a court class on the possibility
reporter? This was the question court reporting as a career,
asked in Coach Bill Alexanders They told of the shortage
civics class Wednesday. court reporters across
Mr. Nick Mason and one of nation and the advantages
of this as a career.
Mr. Mason showed a film
of an interview with several
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The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1967, newspaper, December 7, 1967; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1268215/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.