Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

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, 'EV JUDY SCURLOCK and BEN BUIE represented our school in the num- ber sense event. JUDY won third in district and BEN won fourth. 54 DONNA GAMBILL and JANE SMITH won third place in the spelling event. The school was represented by LYNNORA RATLIFF and JUDY COWGER who Won third and first places in the ready Writers event. al C? 5 A 'xl J In seniordeclamation PATSY GREEN- WAY placed first in district and third in regional, BE T T Y WISENER en- tered the junior declamation and came home with a third place. LYNNOR.-X RATLIFF and DOUGLAS BEGG5 entered the extc-niporaneous speech in the literary events. LYN- NURA was first in district and sec- ond in regional. DOUGLAS plzlct-fl second in district.

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NANCY DICKENSON, ANNE HUDSON, JUDY COWGER, and JIMMY MELTON fnot picturedj represented the school in typing. NANCY placed second and ANNE third in district. Literary Events Stamford High School, not willing for athletics to win all the honors, had a number of students to enter the district lite ra ry events at Haskell on April ll. Many of these contestants earned the right to attend the regional meet in Brownwood on April l9. The students who attended regional literary events made high scores, but no one qualified to go to state. Shorthand was represented by LANETTE SMITH and MARGARET NAUERT. LANETTE won third and MARGARET won fourth in district.

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fr Where are the rest of the cowgirls? estern Day Annually the student council de- clares one day a yea r as Western Day. The students of Stamford High 1 School await this day with anticipa- tion because of the desire to display their festive Western wear. As usual Western Day was an enjoyable oc- casion for all. Junior High enjoys Western Day. A horse! exclaims HOLLY CAMPBELL