The Ingleside Index (Ingleside, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 13, 1974 Page: 2 of 6
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CAPT. DAVID E. BARBER. 7362 Munitions Support
Squadron, 36 Tactical Fighter Wing, is shown receiv-
ing a wnstwatch from Major Gen. John C. Girando,
Commander, 17th Air Force. The award was present-
ed to Capt. Barber for his outstanding performance
as additional duty Weapons Salety Officer of the Muni-
tions Support Squadron. He implemented and managed
a superior nuclear safety program which received re-
peated praise from higher headquarters Inspection and
Assistance Teams. Capt Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Barber of Ingleside is presently stationed at
Sc mb ash Air Base near Kaiserslautern, Germany. He
is married and has three children.
Session...
Continued from Pg. 1
Imw il was possible to gel on the
agenda and lind out what is on
it, Mrs Mircovich also ques
honed Friday about the
procedure for finding out before
the agenda is printed what is on
il so that if there is an item she
would like to address the school
hoard about she may gel on il
before a decision is made
Friday told her she could call
the superintendent's office for
this information.
Friday also told Mrs West
and Mrs Mircovich, who were
the only two from the audience
who remained by the time the
impromptu session broke up,
that the school hoard is not
trying to withhold any informa-
tion from the public or trying to
hide anything
Friday told the women ttiat
any group, such as the school
hoard, likes to know why a
group of people are attending
the meetings He said no one
has ever come out and said
exactly what the group wants
from the hoard, or if they jusl
come to listen He said the
school board would be more
receptive if il knew why the
group is coming
meetings
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He said a certain amount of
suspicion exists because the
board does not know why the
group is attending or if they
have problems they want
resolved, in which case he said
il would lie better for everyone
if il were placed on the agenda
an(l discussed openly
Present at the impromptu
session were Priday, board
member Sal Hahn, superinten-
dent of schools Gilbert Mirco
vich, and Mrs West and Mrs
Mircovich who remained until
midnight
Computers...
Cont’d from P-1
Davis, secondary math, Mrs.
Dixie Murphy, elementary,
Miss Sara Ann Sewall, speech
and hearing, Mrs Linda
Ranspot, elementary, Miss
Melissa Sparkman, kinder
garten, and Mrs. Kaughan
Bonn, elementary
In other business the school
board:
adopted a policy statement
for the special education co-op
approved participation in
the Regional Media and Living
Materials Center fbr the coming
school year The center pro-
vides all films used a( the
schools and animals used in
science classes and displays.
approved student accident
insurance for the coming year
with the H Foreman Co.
Dress Code..
Cont’d from P-1
met.
Miss Khule also said that the
students want a dress code and
feel that following the rules are
part of life and learning to get
along
Another change made in the
dress code is that boys will no
longer have to wear belts if the
pants are the type that do not
require it and fit properly at the
waist, however boys who wear
shirtails made with any type of
curve or point must wear them
inside the pants
The following is the complete
text of the dress code as
approved Tuesday night
FOR ALL:
Patches-No signs or sugges-
tive figures will be allowed
worn on clothing
The defacing or ridiculing the
country’s colors or flag will not
be allowed.
No sun shades will be worn
inside the school building unless
properly prescribed by a
physician.
Ragged spot bleached cloth
mg will not he permitted
Students will not be permitted
to wear shorts.
“FOR BOYS:
Sleeveless shirts or shirts
Round-Up Scenes
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— Ingleside, Texas
THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1374
INGLESIDE ROUND-UP QUEEN Tammy Cochran was
crowned Saturday evening at the beauty contest which
was part of the Round-Up event sponsored by the Ingle-
side Chamber of Commerce. Miss Cochran of Portland
was sponsored by the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
Second place in the beauty contest was awarded to Gina
Quill of Ingleside sponsored by Vance's Dry Goods
and Gwendolyn Kay Fahrenthold of Ingleside sponsored
by the Dairy Queen.
considered in poor taste are not
to be worn
Trousers should til properly
Shirttails that are made with
any type curve or point are to he
worn inside trousers
Shirts are to be buttoned
except for the collar button'
Taps or plates are not to he
worn on shoes
Long or extretae hair styles
are not permitted (This is
interpreted by principal ot each
school and is to he off the collar
of a dross shirt, not below the
ears and hot over the
eyebrows i Hair pins, ribbons,
strings, lie backs, will not be
permitted
Faces must he clean shaven.
Boys must wear socks.
"FOR GIRLS:
Any clothing with conspi-
cuously low necklines is not
appropriate for school wear
Girls should refrain from
wearing hair rolled up
Female students will not be
permitted to wear mid-riffs,
lank lops or halters.
Female students may wear
any combination of pants and
tops as long as no skin is
exposed at the waist.
Blouses or shirts meanf to be
worn tucked in must be tucked
in
Pant dresses or culottes shall
be permissible provided they
meet the acceptable skirt
length.
The length of girl's dresses
will be a minimum length that
would be no shorter than the
fingertips or mid-thigh of the
person while standing in a
normal posture. (Dress length
shall apply to grades 4-12.)
All girls must wear proper
undergarments (bras, etc.)"
Mark Heavers
Attends Austin
Hoys State
The thirty-fourth annual
American Legion Boys Stale
sponsored by the Department of
Texas and held on the Campus
of The University of Texas, got
under wav Tuesday as 872 high
school boys from all parts of
Texas, and two from Mexico,
began registration, Lynn Ste
ward, Department Comman-
der, announced
Among those registering from
Ingleside was Mark Frederick
Beavers of Rt 1, Box 746 A in
Aransas Pass who was spon-
sored by the Ingleside Ameri-
can Legion Post No 580.
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