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EL UVALDE TIMES
March 13,1980
1980-81 personnel for U.C.I.S.D
Following is a list of the teachers and other administrators that were recom-
Recommended for employment at Uvalde High School by principal Robert bald win were:
Ana Alejandrro, English III Naomi Amos.P.E. & Drill Team Candace Anderson, Reading Roy Angermiller, Graphic Arts Joe Babcock, Band
Ruland A. Ball, D. E. Coordinator Nancy Balzen, Vocational Homemaking Obdulia Bendele, Mathematics
William B. Bennett, Mathematics Kyle Bolen, Health
Sheri Bolen, Reading/Drill Team Mary Dale Brewer, Mathematics Robert Capello, Biology/Spanish Quinna Carson, Social Studies Nita Carter, P.E.
Dan Chaney, Journalism Anna Jane Clifton, English II Lee Ann Collier, English
Donna Connor, P.E./Health/ Art Douglas Connor, Science/P.E.
Rita Crow, VAC/Educational Services
Frank Cruz, Jr., Counselor
Nora Del Toro, Social Studies
Marica R. Diaz, Spanish
Thomas Dubose, Physical Science
Harrison Duncan, History
Ray Duncan, Educational Services Josephine Dunlap, Mathematics Kenneth Dunham, Electrical Trades
Valjean Fountain, Business Roger Garrison, Vocational I.C.T. Ricardo Gonzales, Mathematics Anthony Green, Science Gregory Griffin,Health
MargeryB.Guice,Educational Services Betty Hilderbran,Mathematics Carolyn Hilderbran.Art Betty Hiler, .
Lenore Homer,Vocational V.O.E. Travis Humphrey, Mathematics, Pamela Juncknies,English Virginia Jo Kelly,Business Charlotte Kirkland,English William Kolinek,English Sherilyn Laffere,English Lynda Langford, English Mary V. Langner, History Gerard E. Lee Social Studies Loretta Mesko Physical Science Linda Munson,English Lynn A. Neely,Science India Newton,Latin
La Verne Popelka, English Ruby Prenovost,Counselor Elizabeth Ray,Librarian Melvin D. Ray, Vocational Counselor Alicia Rendon, Vocational Homemaking JB. Reyes, Drafting&Commercial Arts Jane Rummel,Business
William Sherman,Spanish&French Thomas T. Smith,History
Terri Lynn Spurgin,English&Drama Zoe Stephens,Vocational Homemaking Charles A. Sweeten, Mathematics Joe B. Townsend,Social Studies Roselin Towry, Educational Services Frank Trevino, Jr.,Health James Ward,Social Studies Sue Williamson Science -Juanda Winkler,Mathematics Leona Wootton,Chemistry
Recommended for employment at Uvalde Junior High School by principal Valeriano T. Ibarra:
Sarah Belle Baker, Language Arts/Reading Medelene Buzan, Art Sandy Bryant, educational Services Claude I. Carr, Industrial Arts Bruce E. Curran, Social Studies Nancy H. Feely, Social Studies Kathleen A. Forum, Social Studies Dale A. Fountain, Mathematics Jan Goree, Reading Gerald C. Haby, Science Naomi D. Hall, Librarian Van Hardesty, P.E.
Jessica Hart, Social Studies/Choir Betty Hayden, Mathematics
William L. Herndon II, Industrial Arte Helene S. Hoefs, Reading Linda S. Holliman, P.E. Sharon W. Koenig, Science Rocille Kramer, Language Arts Elaine Kretzschmar, Homemaking Mildred S. Lester, :Social Studies Nancy Kay Martin, Language Arts/
Speech/Drama Nick Morales, General Construction Shirley A. Moravits, Reading Willaim C. Nance, Science/P.E. Barbara Newland, P.E./Science Gary D. Potter, Band Kenneth Powell, P.E. Joe Priest, Science Emma Elia Rios, Spanish Courtenay Risinger, Reading Alvis Jay Rummel, Science Jack Salmon, Educational Services Augusta S. Sasser, Language Arts Joe Servantes, Educational Services David H. Shaw, Mathematics Lynnette L. Snyder, Social Studies Alice Southerland, Nurse Mildred R. Strickland, Reading Billy Tiller, Mathematics
Mary Lee Wentworth, Special Education Elizabeth Whitwell, Language Arts Kathleen Adams,Educational Services Robert J. Knapik, Counselor
Concilio...
cutieron y en los que se tomo acción incluyeron los siguientes.
Se aprovo la venta de 6 acres en el Parque Industrial a la Compañía Ballard and Haile.
♦Se aprovo rentarle un pedazo de terreno a Jess Ward en el aeropuerto con la condición que Ward instalara dos luces de mercurio similares a las que ya existen y que la ciudad hara varios mejoramientos en el Aereopuerto quien tiene la autoridad de dictar sobre el aereopuerto.
Se aprovo que se prohíba el estacionamiento de trocas en las cuadras 300 y 400 de la Calle Sur Getty, según la recomendación del Comité de Seguridad de Transito. Esta aprobación necesita en cambio la aprobación del Texas Highway Department, la cual se espera sea obtenida.
Se aprovo aumentar la
mended by their respective principals and formally employed by the
Recommended for employment at Robb Elementary by principal Elizabeth A. Knippa were:
Amiilera Roy,4th Grade Bibb Kathryn,4th Grade . Bradshaw Sylvia,5th Grade
ByBeeBeverly, Music 'c Collins Jane.btn uraae Connell Donna,5th Grade Craig Elizabeth,4th Grade Curran Peter,P.E.
Davis Robert,4th Grade Dunaway Mildred,4th Grade . Easley Jean, Educational Services Estrada Janice, Tiltle I Reading Ferguson Margarette.Sth Graade Garcia Maria,5th Grade
Hamilton Christie,Educational Services Hope Cheryl, 5th Grade Hope Elizabeth,Migrant Reading Hutchinson Evelyn,4th Grade Knight Russelll,5th Grade Mann Karol,Educational Services Masters Judith,5th Grade Meyer Della,Title I Reading Morgan Nanette,Migrant Reading Nance Anne Robin,4th Grade Newcomb Mary Jo,Nurse Niemeyer Barbara,title I Reading Ontiveros Rosa Maria,4th Grade ' Padilla Felix,5th Grade Ray Cherie,4th Grade Roberson blanche, 5th Grade Rogers Ted,5th Grade Stewart, Louise,5th Grade Stockton Nancy,4th Grade Swink Glenda,Librarian Tiller Lemmie,4th Grade Welch Patricia,4th Grade
YorkChrystal,Educational Services
Recommended for employment at Benson Elementaty by principal M.W. Holland were:
Sherry Black,Educational Services Catherine Carnenter.Educational
Services
Ann Cassin,6th Grade Julia Farris,Title I Reading Michael Fleming,6th Grade Debra Fulton,Band Zelma Gardner,Migrant Reading Cecilia Hernandez,6h Grade Shirley Jackson,6th Grade Antonio Martinez,6th Grade Jesus G. Martinez,6th Grade Carolyn Mason,6th Grade Ann McKinney, Music Diane Muecke,6th Grade Shalmir Nichols,6th Grade Johnnie Mae Proctor,6th Gtade Ruth Stewart,Educational Services Mary Wallace,6th Grade Laurence Warren P.E.
Loretta Warren,6th Grade
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Recommended employment at Dalton Elementary by principal Wylie S. Walden were:
Angermiller, Jean Ann,Kindergarten Bi-Lingual Barber, Alma.First Grade Traditional Bowers,Martha,First Grade Follow Through bi-Lngual Casal, Diane,Kindergarten Cox, Patricia,Educational Services Cruz Peggy,Kindergarten Bi-Lingual Dismuke,Towner,Oral Languag Evins,Nell,Educational Services Garcia, Gloria,Eirst Grade Follow througl Bi-Lingual
Haired, Edith,First Grade Traditional Haired, Hallie, First Grade Haired, Hazel,First Grade Traditional Hidalgo, Norma,First Grade-
Follow Through Bi-Lingual Hoermann, Wanda,First Grade
Traditional Holcomb, Nancy,Music Irby, Zula,First Grade Kothmann, Nell,Nurse Luna Brenda,First Grade Follow Through Nichter, Carol,First Grade
Traditional Bi-Lingual
Reyes, Martha,First Grade Traditional bi-Lingual
Senter, Mary,Oral Language Skelton, Caroline,First Grade Traditional Smith, Anita, First Grade
Follow Through Bi-Lingual Stevens Dorothy,Kindergarten Stevens. Dorothy,Kindergarten Sutton, Sarabelle,First Grade
Traditional bi-Lingual Talavera, Olivia,First Grade,
Traditional bi-Lingual Worley, Dee,Kindergarten Bi-Lingual Ybarra, Anita,Kindergarten Bi-Lingual
aseguranza de los bomberos voluntarios de $10,000 a $25,000 a un costo de cerca de $300 por ano.
♦El Concilio cambio el lugar y hora de sus segundas juntas del mes a los terceros martes a las 6 p.m. en la Sala de Juntas del Concilio. Anteriormente esta junta se llevaba acabo en el Ramada Inn a medio dia, pero después de una investigación se descubrió que es ilegal tener juntas fuera del Edificio Municipal. El Consejal Quiroga dijo que esta nueva hora hara posible que mas gente pueda asistir a las juntas.
♦El Concilio acordo ayudarle a una señora que esta teniendo problemas con los pájaros que ahora se concentran en su casa. El mes pasado el concilio aprovo que los pájaros que por meses se habían concentrado en los arboles
Uvalde school board at its
Tuesday, March 4 meeting.
Recommended for employment at Batesville Elementary by principal R.A. Ward were:
Virerinia Atchison Bettie Belle Brown Roy Davidson Jr. Virginia Davidson Virginia Davis Carol Faircloth Sally Griffith Edna Hernandez Rex Jackson Janie L. Krause Hilda Mata Juan Munoz Frances Nelson Esther Pruneda Doris Reynolds June Shaw Evelyn Sprott Denise Staton Anna Jean Ward Eileen Pirkle
Recommended employment at West Garden Early Childhood Center by Principal Judy Tindol were:
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Susan Babcock,Deaf Education Teacher Joy Cade,Early Childhood teacher Phyllis McCauley,Head Start Teacher Mary Virginia McClendon,School Nurse Marcy Rothe,Oral Language Teacher Benita Ruiz,Head Start Teacher Herminia Torres.Head Start Teacher
Recommended for Special Education by director J. W. Farris were:
Ammerman Barbara,Supervisor Davis, Billie J.,Diagnostician Hobbs, Randall,Physical Education Mata, Bruno,Counselor
Pfeiffer. Debra,Speech Therapist Royal, Ronald,Diagnostician
Recommended for employment at Anthon Elementary School by principal A. L Ray were:
Arizmendi Mary,2nd Grade bilingual FT Barton Jacue,2nd Grade
Brewer Barbara, T-I Reading
*Dalk Jovonne,Educational Services
Carrasco Maria,3rd Grade bilingual FT Carruthers Emalee,3rd Gtade Chisum Sandra,3rd Grade
Contreras Julian,2nd Grade Bi-Lingual FT Crockard Kathryn,3rd Grade FT Curtis Diane,2nd Grade
Elledge Cynthia.2nd Grade bilingual FT Gracia Gilberto,2nd Grade Bilingual FT Gibby Nancy Ann,Oral Language Dev. Gilleland Linda,2nd Grade FT Hall Majorie, 3rd .Grade Ham Kathi,3rd Grade
Hardesty Martha,2nd Grade Bilingual Heard Ruth,Librarian
Holland Anna K.,Music La Mascus Kandance,3rd Morales Hortensia,3rd Munoz Sylvia,3rd Grade Bilingual Nichols Susie,3rd Grade
Perkins Ima La Nelle,2nd Grade Postell Fred, P.E.
Quiroga Elisa,3rd Grade Bi-Linguai FT "Rangel Carol,3rd Grade Bilingual Saiz Mary Helen,2nd Grade Bilingual Sanchez Luz,3rd Grade Bilingual Scott Catherine,Migrant Reading Sosa Eunice,2nd Grade Bilingual Turner Molly, 3rd Grade,FT Wilkinson Barbara,2nd Grade
Zamora Richard,2nd Grade Bi-Lingual
Council now has changed its second monthly meetings on the third Tuesday of the month to the Council Chamber and the time has been changed to 6 p.m., as recommended by councilman Quiroga. He stated that this would make it easier for citizens to attend the meetings. Previously the second meetings were held at noon at the Ramada Inn. ♦The council agreed to help a citizen on South Getty who was having problems with the birds now roosting in her property. At last months meeting the Council
alrededor del edificio municipal y en el centro de la ciudad, (causando graves problemas de sanidad), fuecen balaceados por los policías. Ahora los pájaros se retiraron del centro pero han ido agrupándose en casas residenciales. El concilio aprobo que los pájaros en dicha residencia sean balaceados por los policías, con la
condición de que la propietaria firme un acuerdo de que la cuidad no sera responsable por daños causados.
♦Se discutio el posible arreglo entre el Condado y la Ciudad en tomar propiedad	y
responsabilidad del aereopuerto. El terreno es propiedad de la ciudad, pero se le ofrece al condado la mitad del terreno si asi mismo el condado contribuyue la mitad de una inversion de
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approved the shooting of the birds around City Hall that have become a bad nuisance. Following that action the birds have moved to areas.
agreed to shoot the birds at the private residence providing the owner would sign an agreement releasing the city of any damages.
♦Discussion of a possible ♦Councilman John Harrell discussed with the council his and Councilman’s Bill Mitchell’s meeting with County commissioners Norment Foley and Woodrow Heard concerning the possible joint ownership and operation of the airport. Commissioner Woodrow Heard was present to request explanation of what joint ownership
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$50,000 anuales mejoramientos aereopuerto. Comisionado Woodrow
Heard estuvo presente para pedir mas explicación sobre el asunto que se había discutido en un comité formado por John Harrell y Bill Mitchell representando a la ciudad y los Comisionados Norment Foley y Wood representando al condado. Se acordo que el aceder la mitad de la propiedad al Condado tendría que ser investigado por el Abogado de la Ciudad Phil Hughes, pero que el Concilio favorecería que el Condado se uniera a Ciudad en el proyecto. El costo al Condado podría ser la contribución anual propuesta anteriormente.

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would involve. The general concensus of the council was that the county would not have to pay outright to obtain 50 percent ownership, providing the relinquishing of title to the county was legal. The City and the County, it was proposed, could then begin by contributing $25,000 each per year, for capital improvements. This money could be used as local contribution in a future application for an FAA grant to keep our airport in good operating condition, Harrell suggested. Following a request that City Attorney Phil Hughes check into the legality of joint ownership and an investigation of nearby communities with similar situations, the council gave Commissioner Heard a general agreement that the City was willing to work with the County in joint ownership of the
Other stipulations to the agreement were that the pens west of existing “T” hangar should be removed; that the city should continue to mow around runway, taxiways and lights, and put the remainder “haying” up for bids and also place 2 inch asphalt on 15-33 r for a total of 10,222d square feet from the north to the south end of the proposed “T” hangar.
Other items listed and acted upon included:
♦The Council agreed to prohibit truck parking on the 300 and 400 blocks of South Getty as per the recommendation of the Traffic Safety Committee.




UHS students compete at Roosevelt
Uvalde High School was one of 66 schools that sent 1,856 contestants to Roosevelt High School's Thirteenth Invitational UIL Pratice Meet on Saturday, March 7.
Representing Uvalde in the Science Contest (veteran division) was Nita Kothmann who placed 18th out of 49 students and Brookii Wooten (Novice division) who placed 32nd out of 118 contestants. Also competing in the Novice Science Contest were Ray Lopez, Missy Castellaw
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Mayela Castanon and Hector Bass, UHS senior students and Mary Castanon, sophomore student, participated in the seventh annual Spanish Poetry Recitation contest, held at UTS A in San Antonio on March 8, 1980.
This is the second year in which UHS students have participated in this contest. Mayela Castanon and Hector Bass are second year participants.
Mary Castonon's first year to participate in the contest and first performance in public speaking proved to be
the was who and
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and Joseph Norris.
Competing in calculator contest Lee Hoermann placed 34th out of 78 also Lori Alspaugh.
Competing in Number Sense Algebra I contests
Chris Eddy and Steven Bagley. Chris Eddy placed 32nd out of 90 entries. In Algebra I.
In the Spelling Contest, Uvalde Placed 30th and 33rd out of 65 spellers and was represented by Lupe Flores and Estella competed
Estella Rivas in
Rivas, also the
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extremely sucessful. She was one of the finalists in the beginner's II classification.
Contestants competed in either the beginner's, intermediate, or advanced category. They were judged on poised, articulation, facial expression and proper use of gesture. About 300 participated
contest. Students taking part, came from areas ranging from Harlingen to Houston and as nearby as Hondo and Eagle Pass. In all, 35 schools competed for these honors.
Pat Buesing, Faust, Donna and David
Winning their
Advanced Math contest. Competing in the Speech events were Stephen Schell, Kirk Engel, Karen Cabada, Beverley Tuggle, Saldana.
preliminary round and going into the semi-finals were Kirk Engel and Stephen Scheel in Informative Speaking, Karen Cabada in Prose.
Sponsors traveling with the group of young people were Mrs. Sherry Laffere, Mrs. Leona Wooton, Mrs. Mary Dale Brewer, and Miss Terri Spurgin.