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April 10, 1980
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Outstanding students honored at Palm Festival
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Teri Lu Bolin [third from left], is crowned by SWTJC^Vice president Jimmy Goodson [third from right]. Looking on are ¡ZeirUT SW?C’ Don CoUicr |lef^ M'-SWTJC Trazell “Buster” Hayes [second from left]; runner-up for Miss SWTJC, Sonia de la Rosa Jonathan Goff fright].
PALMS FESTIVAL CORONATION-Miss SWTJC
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®yEN DIA DE PESCA—Ricardo Benavidez, Matias Benavidez y Joe Martinez no tuvieron que imaginarse este día de pesca. Ellos lograron pescar 36 pescados de diferentes clases en el Lago Amistad en Del Rio el sabado pasado. Nos invitan :
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Seventy--eight outstanding students from Southwest Texas Junior College were honored at the 1979-80 Palms Festival Friday night in the ballroom of the new Matthews Student Center at SWTJC.
Sparkling tinsel, sparkling lights and sparkling faces underscored the theme, "You Light up My Life", as students forsook their blue jeans in favor of formal dresses, suits and even tuxedos.
Mr. and Miss SWTJC and their runners up were named at the Miss SWTJC is Bolin, daughter and Mrs. Deryl Carrizo Springs, served as
Administration Club president and student facilitator and has been active in both intramural sports and other school activities such as Hertiage Days and 50’s Week.
She plans to graduate from SWTJC in May to pursue a business management degree at the University of Texas at Austin beginning in the fall of 1980.
Runner-up for Miss SWTJC is Sonia De La Rosa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus de la Rosa of La Pryor. She is a member of the Press Club, the Anthropology Society and is reporter for Sigma Tau. She has been active in intramural sports such as basketball, baseball and volleyball.
She plans to major in elementary education at San Marcos following her May graduation.
Mr. SWTJC for 1979-80 isTrazell “Buster" Hayes Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ti jell Hayes of Ozona. He has been active in intramural sports, has coached intramural basketball team, and was named outstanding karate student.
Following his May graduation from SWTJC he plans to attend Stephen F. Austin University and major in business administration.
Runner-up for Mr. SWTJC is Jery Don Collier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Babb of Uvalde. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Fraternity, the Rodeo
Club and the men’s rodeo team. He has been active in intramural sports at SWTJC and won award for short story and poetry in the 1979 Creative Arts Contest.
After graduating from SWTJC in May, he plans to major in business law at Tarleton State University.
Following the welcome speech by Student Congress President Teresa Morales, Judy Canales and Darrell Pell presented students being honored for being named to the Dean’s Honor Roll, Who’s Who, or for being departmental representatives.
Dean’s Honor Roll honorees were Regina C. Alejandro, Sabinal; Martin Arras, Parral Coahuila, Mexico; Cynthia D. Aulds, Hondo; Juan O. Aviles, Uvalde; William Kerrville; Brown, Charlotte
Blanco; Paul H. Uvalde; Cynthia E. Castro Uvalde; Diane M. Cheney D' Hanis; Mary E. Crouch Del Rio; Alicia V. Cruz, Uvalde.
Also honored were Marie A. Ewald, Dilley; Sylvia Flores, Crystal City Patricia P. Forbes, Brackettville; Rick D. Gannaway, Hemptead; Cindy Gildart, Camp Wood; Philip L. Gorman, Uvalde; Cynthia A. Helbig, Knippa; John B.
Holloway, Uvalde; Severo Z. Jasso, Carrizo Springs; Melanie Jessup, Dryden; Tracy O. King, Asherton; Cheryl M. Kramer, Houston; Alan G. Kruckmeyer, San Antonio In addition were Crecencia C. Luna, Sabinal; Russell W. Malesky, San Antonio; Olie L. McCutchen, Del Rio; Bridget C. McGee, Uvalde; Susan K. McMullin, Uvalde; Silvia A. Ontiveros, Uvalde; Frederic J. Oppenheimer, San Antonio; Anna M. Ortiz, D’Hanis; Caroyn K. Pape, Hunt; Deborah Pargas, D’Hanis; Joy D. Postell, Uvalde; Belinda A Puente, Uvalde.
Also Dean’s
Wayne C. Radicke, San Antonio; Greg J. Raymond, Yancey; Frances Annette Richey, Utopia;
Rodgers, Rachel Uvalde; Sanford,
Shlortt, Knippa; Alex C. Sepulveda, Crystal City; Matthew W. Setzer, Balmorhea; Mary A. Simbeck,
Veronica R. Solis, Carrizo Springs;
Southerland, Uvalde; Gil J. Stoner, Uvalde; Peggy L. Story, Sabinal.
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Virginia J. Torres, Crystal City; Amy D. Vance, Uvalde; Evaun S. White, Three Rivers;
Whitehead, Sonora; Lawrence B. W’ilde, Uvalde; Connie L. Wooldridge, Camp Wood.
Honorees named to WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES were Paul H. Carr; Janie Gallaway, Uvalde; Philip L. Gorman; Reginald Hernandez, D'Hanis; Sheila Maner, Harper; Teresa Morales,
Uvalde; Michele Pope, Hondo; Suzanne Reyes, Uvalde; Patrick Seals, B e e v i 1 e ; Janice Townsend, Atascosa.
Department representatives honored were Melissa Boles, Jasper, Rodeo Queen; Roland Cardenas, Uvalde, Outstanding Theatre Person; Diane M. Cheney, Data Processing Representative; Uvalde,
Chris Fowler,
Dwain Custer.
Rodeo King;
Uvalde,
Auto Mechanics Representative; Crecencia C. Luna, Diesel Mechanics Representative; Russell Malesky. Aviation Representative; Steve Murphy, A i r - C o n d i t i o n i n g and Refrigeration Representative; Frederic Oppenheimer. Farm and Ranch Representative: Frances Annette Riche. Secretarial Representative; William “Sonny' Tollett. Uvalde. Law Enforcement Representative.
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The district manager for the census in this area, Arnold J. Garcia says, "We’re counting on you to answer the census and, although the Census Bureau wanted the questionnaires to be returned on April 1, we’ll still accept them. If the questinnaires are not returned shortly, census takers must call, and that will add to the cost of the census to taxpayers."
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HONOREES--SWTJC students honored at the 1980 Palms Festival included |front row, left to right] Connie Wooldridge, Norma Torres, Sonny Tollett, David Thompson, Thomas Southerland, Frances Richey, Greg Raymond, Wayne Raymond; [second row, left to right] Larry Wilde, Deborah Pargas, Carolyn Pape, Anna Ortiz, Frederic Oppenheimer, Bridget McGee, Russell Malesky; [third row, left to right] Crecencia Luna, Alan Kruckmeyer, Tracy King, John Holloway, Cindy Gildart, Chris Fowler; [back row, left to right] Marie Ewald, Alicia Cruz, Diane Cheney, Cynthia Castro, Roland Cardenas, Charlotte Calhoun, Tonelia Brown, Cindy Aulds.



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“The Beautify Texas Council was formed by Governor Clements to do exactly as it’s name implies- to beautify our state, Texas" the Uvalde City Council was told last Tuesday by Johnson and Goode. The representing
organized Uvalde Beaui-fication Commission.
A one-day volunteer super trash pick-up was proposed by the representatives. Goode called for a "grand sweep of the whole town." After some discussion Councilman Studer suggested zoning the city for a trash pick-up possibly a fee would be charged if a call-for-trash pick-up service were installed. Much discussion was presented in trying to balance the
people on set incomes having to pay a fee and on Uvalde’s maintenance as a whole. Mayor Cain expressed that it would have to be looked on as a whole city instead of on an individual basis. "If we don’t do something now, where will we go from here? Where will we be in two years?’’ asked Goode." We’ll help you get back on a current basis so that you, the City, can take it from here."
The Council agreed to take the recommendation under consideration and take action on the matter at a later meeting.
A roomful of young ladies headed by Mrs. Limones were in to represent the Ladies Softball Groups. The council approved the motion to
planned designate the southwest corner field of the baseball complex as the Ladies Softball Field, to be used only by such groups.
Other regular monthly business discussed by the Council were:
*The Council discussed the possibilities of selling or trading the 97 acre tract south of sewer farm. This land was to be used as a Sanitary Land Field Development but the soil was found to be not as absorbent of water as it should be for such a development.
The Council entertained a motion to make alternations of the City Manager’s office at City Hall. It was decided to advertise for bids before coming to any decisions.
The approval of the purchase of another pump
for sewer farm was given. In the past sewer farm has had three pumps. After one wore down, it was never replaced.
pumps. After one wore down, it was never replaced.
At the Countywide Tax Appraisal Board meeting held March 31, a question was raised as to whether the city would be interested in an expansion of the duties of the Tax Appraisal Board to
include tax collection. The Council voted to approve such action.
The Council considered several applications for the job of Assitant City Manager but since none of the applicants had been screened nothing was decided. An approximation of salary for such job is between $1200-1500 range.
In discussion of city Continued on Pg.8
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