La Vega High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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pq,-4 Me 79r'ess Efwb 5PON50RfUVl7'S-f7'afLK GLLIIIIIILLS PRES! D EN Tflfelen Schiem en z vice PRES1D0roThy'lfQ1de 5ECI lETHRY1Taye ,7'60n UME 3 BELLMEAD, TEXAS JANUARY 21 :tes Banquet : football banquet will be held at ega School Cafeteria honoring the ega football team of 1949 Friday , January 27, 1950. e program is as follows: Bob Wil- im, toastmasterg Invocation, S. H., mdg Greetings, P. AW. Shelton, Solo Harold Greeng Remarks, F. R. Rich- n, president of the Board of Edu- ig Deep in My Heart , Girls Triog e Personalities, Mrs. J . M. Madisong tir Corps Award, Miss g Awards, John Hugh Sn ess, Carl Price, Footbal A High Schoolg School 5 p Benediction, Bob Edd Jtball boys receiving the etters were as follows: I id Lambert, Lamoin 4 gomery, Eddie Lee Thc 'urvis, Charles Mannig itn, Billy G. Keller, Ha ,-Dennis, Edsol Januar and, Bill G. Williams, Charles Crow, Carl E Hungerford, Bobby G est Lewis. e managers of the tea s and Don Taylor, and Bill Ford. otball coaches of the 194 School team were J h and John Madison. 'eaters were also awar Basketball Game ci La Vega MONDAY NIGHT The La Vega Civic Club through the physical educat ment of La Vega High Scho January 30th in the La Vega There will be three games, ball game and two basket The admission for all thr adults 504' and otnrlnvwa 'Jif- All Day Quilting Bee Postponed For Week Regular meeting of the Orchard Lane Home Demonstration Club has been post- poned from Jan. 24 to Jan. 31, Mrs. Vera Cargill, county agent, Twill attend. The all-day meeting to quilt has also been postponed to a later date. Y.W.A. Has Meeting The YWA of the Bellmead First Bap- tist Church met Monday night at the' home of Glenda Peyton, 1100 January. of Dimes benefit to be hel. After a business session and missionaryf programgthe following were served a salad plate: Janis Wyatt, Ruth Marid Bledsoe, Elaine Winn, Dianne Farris, Barbara Hutchison, Bobbie Sue Layne, Virginia Cooper, Zoe Wanna. Brooks, Barbara Braswell, Rosemary King, La Verne Dellinger, Dorothy Jean Fogle, I-Inlnn Dim-nn, 'Pr-nn:-an Swank. Mm. W. National Honor Society Organized F LA VEGA CHAPTER J The charter of the La Vega Chapteri of the National Honor Society of thel La Vega High School has been approv-3 ed by the National honor Society of Secondary Schools, and the first meet- ing of that organization was held at La Vega High School. The purpose of that meeting was to elect officers and read and discuss the constitution. Officers elected were as follows: President, Lloyd Wilson, Vice-President, Betty Jo Berry, and Secretary, Zagnona Richardson. Charter members of the La Vega Chapter of the National Honor Society of the La Vega High School are Dan Andrle, Juanita Andrews, Betty Jo Ber-. ry, Norma Jean Bonguard, Glenda Can- trell, Nellie Mae Denena, James Free man, Beth Makowski, Zagnona Richard- son, Sarah Row, Lloyd Wilson, and Ruby Jo Heine. 1? -1. WMU OF BAPTIST CHURCH TO SPONSOR CHURCH Kitchen Shower AND CLEAN-UP The WMU is planning an equipment and utensil shower for the church kitch- en. Several classes are contributing to a fund to purchase an electric mixer. In- 'lividuals and classes are asked to bring LLAI.. ..2lA.- R-.. LL- 1-:A.,L -., ..- A N I Sports Trail By Paul Nisvvanger Last Friday night five edged the West Edsol January mak The Pirates showed ing West, but is sti their offense. Severe siderably off with th The La Vega B Gene Graham gave the works as they The La Vega Jun rates trampled over Eagles at the La evening. The game v be very exciting tt amazing. Glen Schul points for high poi: seems to hit the bas on the court and I lo go places on the Pir. son. The West Junior l Little Pirates walk t day night, winning o L-ittle Pirates were boys because they I game with North. Monday night in 1 the Little Pirates sv feat. This time they Junior, a team the The final score was I never in doubt as South took an early ing them through t the first conferenci Pirates have suffer four. -the p w mee with foreign studei countries of Asia wf las department store who were being guit patrol. Each studen boxed souvenir Witl Texas, and general i store. They talked 1 dia, China, Japan, was a girl in the gr native costume, b' American business them spoke beautifv. Mrs. Stratton ret night but Miss H: Dallas to do more seeing. PELLMEAD FIRST Nominate Cl Sweetheart Next Sunday mor ple and senior depa: by secret ballot t' each of the depart sweetheart of 1950. chlu'ch will begin S1 tinue the following

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