The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 22, 1956 Page: 2 of 6
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GLENDA PERRY Co-Editor
BILLY McGOUGH
Sports Writer
MIKE McAFEE Sports Writer
FBA NEWS
The local chapter. Future
Homemakers of America, elected
officers to serve for the year
19S6-57. Thev are: Glenda
Gardner, president; Janice Lins-
kgr, vice-president; Ozella Elli-
son. reporter: Ann Bradshaw.
treasurer; Margaret Douglass,
corresponding secretary; Nan
Nor r is. recording sccrctarv;
Glenda Galloway, historian; Mau-
■Ine Mayfield, iparliamentarian;
Betty Jo Blair, song leader:
Norma Hill, social chairman, and
Mary Freeman, degree chairman.
MAKES ALL-AREA TEAM
Oscar Galloway, son of Mr.
«ad Mrs. Oscar Galloway and
an outstanding student in As-
perm on t High School, made the
Abilene Reporter-News Class B
All-Area basketball team for the
second straight year. Oscar was
Aspermpnt's high percentage
shooter. He hit 50 per cent of
his shots and averaged 19.4 in
26 outings.
SETS RECORD
W. L. Thornton, a senior in
Aspermont High School, was a
sensation in the 4th Annual
Canyon Reef Relays, held at
Snyder last Saturday. W. L.
cleared 6-4 in the high jump for
' a new record. The old record
| was 6-1. set in .1953.
PLAY PRESENTED
1 "The Blue Teaport", Asper-
I moat's entry in the Interscho-
; las-tic League one-act play con-
j test, was presented for the Lions
Club on Tuesday. Mrs. .Ward
j md the cast: Mary Lois Mc-
Gilberr.y, Sybil Jutvgman, Reese
McBroom and Billy McGough,
were guests of the club at the
luncheon.
GI7E8S WHO??
is a lower classman. He
is about 5'10" tall, has brown
hair and blue eyes. He was
very outstanding in football, and
he also plays basketball. He is
liked by all who know him. Can
you guess who???
Last week: Sue Belle Massey.
for Eve", a oomedy in three
acts. The cast will be chosen in
a few days and the play is to
; be presented on May 1.
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TO SNYDER
Boys, under the. direction of
Ooach Cotton, who attended the
Canyon Reef Relays at Snyder
on Saturday were W. L. Thorn-
ton, Oscar Galloway, Andy
Springer, David Chaipa, Ned
Galloway, Jim Hollingsworth,
Butch Smith, Jesse Herrera,
Kenneth Norris and Doyle Hert-
tenberger.
j IN WEATHF.RFORD
' Mrs. Ward was absent fronv
' school last Friday morning. She
| was attending a meeting in
j Weatherford. Mr. Clark taught
, her senior and junior English
' classes.
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Your Business Solicited and Anoreciated
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
The Ten Teens, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Rex Mauldin,
sang at the Swenson Baptist
Church last Saturday night.
The juniors are working hard
on their annual iplay, "The
Hoodoo", which is to be given
on April 13.
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TO LUEDEBS
The Aspermont High School
track team will journey to Lue-
ders, Saturday, March 23, where
they will participate in the
Brazos River Relays.
GIVEN PARTY
The First Grade honored Mrs.
Afton Martin, their teacher,
with a surprise birthday party
at school last Friday afternoon.
CONGRATULATIONS
We would like to congratulate
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Jameson.
They have a new son, born
Sunday.
INVITED TO MUNDAY
The senior class of Aspermont
High School has been invited by
Munday High School seniors to
atti'nd Ihrir senior play on Fri-
day. March 23.
(Omitted Last Week)
POSTERS JUDGED
Fire prevention posters, made
by high school students, were
judged on Friday morning by
Mrs. T. C. Clark and Mrs. Ray-
mond Marr, members of the
Phoenix Club who had voted
earlier to give three one-dollar
prizes to the three (posters judged
the best. Joe Lynn Foster, a se-
nior, won first place; Arthur
Maiicille, a freshman, second;
ahd Rena Lynn Featherston, a
senior, won third. All posters
were of unusually good work-
manship, according to Mrs.
Ward, under whose supervision
they were made.
TO RECEIVE DEGREE
Jerre Cooper, who is the only
girl in A.H.S. working this year
for the state degree in home-
making, has completed her
book and. has mailed it to be
judged and graded. Jerre, who
has won many honors in the
field of homemaking, will re-
ceive her state degree at the
state meeting in April in Fort
Worth. We are also informed
that Willetto Ferrell, a former
student now living in Silver,
Texas, is to be awarded a simi-
lar degree.
WONDER WHY??
George and LaNell are walk-
ing so regally? Could it be
that they are so elated at being
chosen king and queen at the
Sweetheart banquet on Friday
evening?
The seniors dislike eating
third and the freshmen loved
eating last this week? >
Students complained about
not being1 able to come to school
on Friday? We thought a holi-
day was the dream of everyone,
especially the teachers.
Tony decided to pull up all
the concrete posts around the
school? Could it be that the
ground in front of the high
school will have a face-lifting
and a new lawn will be started?
We hear there's a new parking
lot in the offing.
What's this we hear about no
room and perhaps we'll have to
walk to school?
Mrs. Mauldin doesn.t have a
program every week? The one
presented by the elementary
school was good.
The guest speaker at the
Sweetheart' banquet didn't spend
all his time telling jokes and
funny stories? He was a most
interesting speaker and his jokes
really made a hit.
Wonder why Ann Bradshaw
didn't try harder to catch Doro-
thy Clark's wedding bouquet
Saturday evening? Helen Coop-
er, an ex of Aspermont High
School, was the lucky girl.
Marc'a loves to chew gum?
"fck
b it that she is fascinated by f
belts?
Mrs. Leverett doesn't require
certain seniors to eat certain
amounts of something vc
sweet?
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The new tool is known as the
Jayhawker Soil Saver, and is
new in that it knifes and lifts'
the soil rather than ripping.
Behind the knife runs a dirt
auger, called a "spinner", which
( follows the boot of the blade with
its torpedo shape and turns by
friction. This spinner shatters
and cracks the hardpan in all
directions but does not move the
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check—it is not the size of the
check that counts, it's how much
of it is saved and used wisely.
Certainly that applies to water
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to see it in operation here next
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Welch, Lowell C. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 22, 1956, newspaper, March 22, 1956; Aspermont, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth136234/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stonewall County Library.