The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, November 13, 1964 Page: 3 of 6
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Friday, November 13, 1964
THE WESTERNER WORLD
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At Spearman Meet
Melville Dewey’s Scrapbook Rates First
By SHERRY BURROWS
Designed to help library assist-
ants learn more about the library
and enjoy it more, the District I
Library Convention was Saturday
in Spearman.
DONNA HUFFMAN won Dis-
trict vice president and the Lub-
bock High’s scrapbook ranked
first place. The scrapbook was
judged by Mrs. Irene Beard, from
Canyon, and Miss Pansy Harris,
from Monterey. Dorinda Nall ask-
ed for support in her running for
state office at the State Conven-
tion February 10 and 20 in El
Paso.
Lubbock High’s Melville Dewey
Club was in charge of the presi-
dent, vice president and parlia-
mentarian workshops. An ex-
change of ideas was made among
the schools attending which in-
cluded Borger, Levelland, Dumas,
Pampa junior and senior high
schools, Spearman, Monterey High
and Lubbock junior high schools.
THOSE ATTENDING from LHS
were Mary Jane Grabber, local
and district president; Dorinda,
vice president; Judy Lee, secre-
tary; Eugene Gott, treasurer;
Carla Myers, historian; Rita Cor-
ley, reporter; Lee Finch, parlia-
mentarian; and Donna.
Members are planning a' “work
party” for the near future. At this
party they will help move into
the new building by waxing
shelves; arranging books and “just
getting organized,” according to
Mary Jane.
t * t
SELLING $2 MUMS for the Lub-
bock-Monterey game is the Y-Teen
annual money-making project. The
project started Wednesday and
mums will go off sale next Wed-
nesday. They will be delivered
Thursday night before the game.
Mums are on sale in the cafeteria
before and after school and dur-
ing the lunch period.
* * *
This week has been declared
National Distributive Education
Clubs of America Week by Mayor
Max Tidmore. Its purposes are to
publicize DE and to get mer-
chants interested in helping stu-
dents train for jobs.
RONNIE BROWN and Jerry
Dickson, LHS and MHS chapters
presidents, respectively, and Bob-
by Joplin, an ex-DE member, ap-
peared on Names in the News
Wednesday on Channel 11.
Tuesday several members con-
tinued publicity by appearing on
the KSEL TTO Show. They were
Ronnie, Jerry, Barry Rose, pro-
motion chairmen; Glen Moore,
senior vice president; and. Dean
Jarnigan, MHS junior.
Other members have dressed in
DECA blazers during this week
as further publicity.
CONTINUING their annual ser-
vice project, members are planning
ways to help a “needy” ‘family at
Christmas. This year, as in the
past, each member will take
clothes, fdod, household items and
toys to the family shortly before
Christmas.
* * *
Next week in Morning Watch
both sophomore choirs will pre-
sent the Thanksgiving program
with a “Thanksgiving Proclama-
tion.”
MR. HUGH CARLEN, a ‘chalk-
talk’ artist, gave madrigals of “My
God and I” as this morning’s pro-
gram.
December’s theme is “Christmas
in You.” The first program will be
“Art in Christmas” by Misses Ma-
ry Wilson and Norma DePasqual.
For the second program a film
strip and narration will project
the “Christmas Around the World”
title. “Christmas in You” will be
the third program.
MORNING WATCH meets each
Friday from 8-8:25 and is non-de-
nominational.
* * *
As a money-making project, Na-
tional Honor Society's 112 mem-
bers will divide into groups of
ten, each of which has to raise
at least $10 in any way they can.
The money made has to be turned
in to Jody Montgomery, treasurer,
by Dec. 15. Ways which have been
used in the past are collecting and
selling coat hangers to laundries,
doing yard work, and having a
dinner and charging admission.
THE NHS INITIATION is Nov.
22 in the First Presbyterian
Church. The initiation is for new
members, but old members are
asked to come also, according to
Kay Clark, vice president.
Mr. R. B. McAlister of KSEL
radio presented the program to
NHS members Tuesday morning
in Room 224.
* * *
ORGANIZATION of Jr. Thes-
pians got underway several weeks
ago with the election of officers.
Officers are Terry Howell, presi-
dent; Celia Kendall, vice president;
and Karen Thomas, secretary. Mr.
Morris Bruns is sponsor.
At the last meeting Oct. 29,
Miss Helen Schafer’s advanced
plays class presented five excerpts
from a play they were rehearsing.
For the first meeting Vicki White
and Johnny Broome, LHS gradu-
ates, presented a humorous skit
on registration at Tech.
Candidates Selected For All-Region Concert
In preparation f or the All-
Region Choir concert Jan. 9,
auditions were conducted at Texas
Tech last Saturday. Twenty-six
LHS choir members participated
with 20 making All-Region Choir
and six being named All-State
Chorus candidates.
CANDIDATES for All-State
Chorus were Sheri Malone and
Bonnie Stephenson, first sopranos;
Jack Watson and Duane McBee,
first tenors; and Terry Rodgers,
second tenor. Jimmy Howell was
also selected second tenor, but due
to his mid-term graduation will
not be eligible to participate; an-
other student will be selected to
take his place.
The top 32 students from Region,
plus the next eight in each cate-
gory, will make up the All-Region
Choir. LHS representatives in
this area are Glenna Brown, first
soprano; Patricia Murray, second
soprano; Jackie Medley, Sue Kes-
ter and Debbie Wimberly, first
altos; Judy Skinner and Ernestine
Canter, second altos; Malcolm
Garrett and Johnny Hampton, first
tenors; Jimmy and Terry Howell,
second tenors; David Humphries,
Cezar Cervantez and Kenny
Speer, baritones; and Sam Rob-
erts, bass.
ALSO ON Jan. 9, All-State can-
didates auditions will be con-
ducted. During the concert Jan.
15, members and alternates for
All-State Chorus will be an-
nounced.
Other students representing LHS
at the weekend meet were Sylvia
Haught, Candy Kendrick, Rex
Elam, Elizabeth Brock, Mike Hal-
ey and Terry Milburn.
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