Sweeny High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sweeny, TX)

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I QI XX IN AN EMPIRE THAT SPRAWLS OVER FOUR CAMPUSES SWEENY ISD S SCHOOL BOARD ADMINISTRATION, AND STAFF ARE VISITED IN THE CONTINUING SAGA STARRING A SCHOOL PERSONNEL. School Personnel

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Q lf. Guest Appearances Visitors, Special Programs Break Up Campus Routine 'ar I I I I I .1 .C D I I If nf .Q 106 lx., 1 x 9 at My . I 1' A.. A , TOP: Equipped for space flight, an astronaut mural welcomes students for a tour of a mobile space module exhibit in the spring. Visitors viewed space gadgets and combat flight gear in displays presented by the Armed Forces. TOP RIGHT: Guitarists of the group Free Farejam for an SHS assembly. On a nationwide tour, Free Fare brought music and a good message to youth in both school and evening performances. ABOVE: Musicians of the Kitchen Band, a Sweeny senior citizens group, perform for an evening activity. The ladies specialize in music made from common objects like combs, tunnels, and other kitchen utensils. RIGHT: Don Wallace, vocalist-pianist based in Arizona, returned to SHS in the fall to present his brand ofcomedy and music. A Christian entertainer, Don's stop in Sweeny is one of many school and church programs he presents while on the road.

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N ABOVE: After canvassing April 3 board election results, the new board and immedi- ate staff lineup included Malcolm Atwood, admini- stration, Barbara Bass, instructionj Charlie Stevenson, new trusteej Joe Lindsey, superin- tendent, Jerry Ger- lich, trustee, Char- lotte Skinner, recording secre- tary, Frank Burtt- schell, president, Gerald Woodard, trustee, Paul Mc- Grew, trustee, AI- ma Davis, new trustee, Kennard Smith, trustee, and Tommy Collier. tax-assessor col- lector. if H 'if E A nit' 4 W fs 1, by ' V .V 1 X, .WX A 'X ' . M ia Q'-gs 5, -,Xxx ' X ,ff-. if 1 xg F X gr nf . 2 A member of the Sweeny ISD Board of Trustees since 1975, FRANK M, BURTTSCHELL was elected to his second term as board president in April this year. His three daughters have all attended the Sweeny Schools. Mr. Burttschell is married and an employee of the Amoco Production Company. KENNARD SMITH began his second term as board vice-president in April. A former teacher, Mr. Smith is employed by Phillips Petroleum Company in Sweeny. His wife, Edna, is a faculty member at the intermedi- ate School. Completing seven years as a trustee, EBNELLE ORB retired in April. Married and an employee of the Texas-New Mexico Power Company, Mrs. Orr was named Outstanding Woman of the Year in January by the local Chamber of Commerce. She served as secretary for the SISD Board of Education. .sf-I graduate, is an the Dow Che i Company and has three years as trustee. A Position incumbent for the Ap elections, Richers defeated by newcomer Alma Davis for the b seat. Mr. Richers married and the fathe four children. Fu. niciifns, an IT? 108