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Baccalaureate Sunday Wood Baccalaureate For Your Hometown I^ewspa Class Of 1990 Sunday Evening Since 1886 4-Uf/ '.'>■ •'...Jv ■ >, Santa Anna News "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" SINGLE COPY 25 CENTS VOLUME 105 NO. 21 THURSDAY, May 24, 1990 lllllllllillltllllllllllllillllll Dean New Board President For Your School Board Names 21 For Clarinda Menges Day Saturday At Ranger Information Carrer Ladder Levels Park Inn; Will Mark Her 102nd Birthday Saturday has been declared Clarinda Menges Congratulations! The regular monthly meeting of Sharon Greenlee, R.C. Smith (1/2), Day at Ranger Park Inn. Mrs. Menges will be the Santa Anna ISD Board of Gail Loyd, Betty Moore, Diann observing her 102nd birthday and well-wishers Trustees was held Thursday, May Wetsel, Dee Dee Hudson, Su.san are encouraged to come by throughout the day for 10, with members Danny Kellar, Snipes, Betty Smith, Betty Coffey, a visit with the honorce. Ruth Ann Wise, Danny Cook, Sandra Guthrie, Judy Day, Becky Clarinda Ta^or was bom near Harper, Texas, Marty Donham, Roy Joe Harvey Martin and Karyn Kingsbery. May 26, 1888 to James and Samantha Taylor. and newly elected member Roddy Also during the evening, a short There were twelve children in the family and Dean who was sworn into office by executive session was held to dis­ Mrs. Menges is the only one still living. Al­ 7 ' Judy Hartman, Notary Public. cuss personnel but no action taken though bom blind, she began to see at about the Also present for the meeting were upon return to regular session. age of six. She remembers having a good child­ Supt. Gerald Brister, Business hood. When she started to .school, her brothers Manager, Judy Hartman, Principals Band Concert todk her on a horse. Frank Gray and Jack Bums, and Clarinda became hfc. Edmund Menges, March Teachers, Dean Bass, Janet Neff, 7, 1907. She remembers there were about two Sharon Cheaney and Sandra Tonight (Thurs ) hundred people gathered for the wedding cere­ Guthrie. The bands of the Santa Anna mony which took place at the Taylor home near The election of board officers was Schools will be presenting a con­ Harper. Edmund passed away in 1970. The cou­ SHANNON EtetlOUEZ as follows: Ruth Ann Wise was cert, Thursday, May 24th beginning ple raised two sons, Charlie who was adopted, Shannon Enriquez of Santa elected as secretary; Roy Joe Har­ at 8:00 p.m. at the high school au­ and Earl. Both are now deceased. Charlie, known Anna has been awarded a full vey, vice-president; Roddy Dean, ditorium. in Santa Anna as "Dude" Menges, died in 1982. tuition scholarship by the president who assumed duties for Groups featured in the concert Mrs. Menges, still very alert, and spry enough Texas Associations of Private the remaining of the meeting. will be the SAHS Mountaineer to maneuver her wheelchair around the Inn, has Schools. She plans to pursue Accounts payable were reviewed Band, the 6th grade band, 5th grade been a resident there since 1985. the Legal-Executive Secretarial and apjHoved for payment band, and the 4th grade general mu­ PtatobyPeeirWtinack program at either Massey A unanimous vote approved me­ sic class. Business College in Corpus dia services from Region IV Educa­ Those achieving students will be Christi or Central Texas tion Service Center for 1990-91. recognized and awards special Commercial College, Brown- The board selected Gerald Brister to awards will be presented. Baccalaureate Sunday wood. serve on the Region IV Advisory Next year's drum major and color Shannon is a Senior at CAP Committee. guard will a l^ be announced and High iScHtidl where she has th e issue of the school calendar cbnsisiently been on the '‘A" which had been debated a couple of Tom Stroud is band director for Stenhofm W ifi Be SA^ honor roll and is on tlie year­ months was settled when the mo­ the Santa Anna schools and will be book staff. She is the daughter tion was made by Donham, sec­ conducting all groups in their con­ of Thelma Brooker of Santa onded by kellar, to adopt the calen­ cert presentations. Anna and John Hensley of dar for 1990-91 with ten Friday hol­ Commencement Speaker Odessa. She is married to Joe idays in the spring semester and Go Fly A Kite U.S. Representative Charles monies. The ceremony will be give their class history and various Enriquez and the couple has also the Monday after Easter. Vote Stenholm of the 17th Congres­ moved to the high .school audito­ awards Will be handed out, two children. was 4 for: Dean, Donham, Cook sional District has been chosen to rium in case of bad weather. including the Phillips Cup for and Kellar; 2 against: Wise and In Coleman Mark Gardner deliver the commencement address Baccalaureate services for the highest ranking boy in the 7-8-9th Harvey. class will be held this coming Sun­ grade and the Delta Omicron award Mark Gardrier, a seriior honor to the Santa Anna High School MouOn was made by Kellar and Saturday class of 1990. A reception honor­ day evening. May 27, at the high to the highest ranking girl from student at Lakeview-Centenial seconded by Donham tO accept ad­ A kite show and festival is set for ing the graduates and Stenholm will school auditorium at 7:00 v/ith among those grades. Their will be High School in Garland, Tx. ministration recommendation fro Saturday, May 26, at the Coleman follow the graduation exercises to Jasper McClellan, pastor of the about thirty eighth grade graduates has received an appointment to carebr ladder positions and stated Soccer League Field, south of Fifth be held next Thursday evening Presbyterian Church speaking. to receive diplomas. the United States Air Force salary supplements as follows: Avenue. (May 31) at Mountaineer Stadium Junior High graduation will take Everyone in the community is Academy in Colorado. Mark is LEVEL 111, SUPPLEMET OF Participants may compete in four at 8:00. There will be thirty-eight place at 6:30 next, Thursday invited to all these events to honor graduating in the top ten of a $3000.: Coyita Bowker, Joan age divisions: 6 y ^ s and under; 7- receiving their high school diplo­ evening. May 31, in the high this year's Santa Anna graduating class of 450. He is the sort of Jones, Sue Newman, Sharon Green­ 12 years; 13-19 ytars; and 20 years mas at the commencement cere­ school auditorium. The class will c1as,ses. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gmdner. lee, Roland Nicholas, Christy and over. Mrs. Gardner will be Dallas. Prizes will be awarded to the top remembered here as Patricia LEVEL 11, SUPPLEMENT Results Listed For Some Funder Day Events Davis, a 1950 gradtiate of $1500: Dean Bass, Janet Neff, CONTINUED BACK PAGE Santa Anna High School. She Results of some of the contestis is an avid reader Of the Santa taking place Funtier Day have been Anna New as a way to keep Up Lakes Full, Fishing Good received by the NEWS and olltcrs with Old friends and her We have all heard about the other now quite enjoyable for family out­ will be published when received- hometown. area lake levels rising due to the re­ ings. The r(»ds were graded Just Organizers were especially pleased cent heavy rains and we are in­ before the rains and received some with the number of children and formed that Santa Anna's Lake damage from washing, but ail in all high schoolers who participated in Sealy and Lake Santana are both at are in good shape. Work is the events and helped to make the highest level in many years. In conrinuing to get the area in tip top Funtier Day such a big success. fiKt L ^ c Scaly was running around shape for the citizens of the area. Complete results in the Funtier the spillway just after the rains. To top it off, fishing has been Day Fun Run divisions arc listed as The City crews have done much quite goal at both lakes with crap- follows: cleaning and repairing of picnic pie, bass and a few catfish being 6 K RUN— 1st, Vernon Stamper, sites at the lakes and the areas are taken. 26.11; 2nd Armando Mata, 27 .53; 3rd Dan Hudson, 28.07; 4tH David Hudson, 32.48; Stli! Alonzo Her­ Some Facilities To Be Closed Monday For l^m orfai Day nandez, 38;46; 6lh Scouy Andca-- Get News In Early FUNTIER DAY FUN RUNNERS; Pictured are several junior participants in son, 38;47; 7lli Karyn Kingsbery, The Santa Anna News will be open Monday only long enough to the the Funtier Fun Run I K walking event. They are, back row, from the left; 43.48; walking were Donna take care of last rninute preparations for next week's edition. Please get Joey Cheaney, Tom Guthrie, Bobby Malaer, Chris Cheaney. Front Row: Sjiala Tomme aiid-DeLisa Coyle; Connis Luara items to the NEWs office by no later than noon Friday if at all pos­ Guthrie, Travis Estterson of Ballinger; Brannon Gbtz; also.of Ballinger, and: 3 K R U N ^lst Toby Absher, Connie Luera is the recipient sible. There will be no guarantee that items arriving later will be in­ Aaron Guthrie. Winners are listed a t right. PhetetypBiiyWBMefc^ 12.54; 2nd Billie Dunn, 13.13: 3rd of the Coleman County Exten­ cluded in next week's edition. We Will be publishing our annual grad­ Neil Hudson, 15.48; 4th Debra sion Homemaker Scholarship!. uation edition next week. Boyet, 19.14. The Post Office will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial 1 K RUN— 1st Mike Coffey, The scholarship^ an annual 6.14; 2nd Marie Hudson, 8.33; 3rd presentation, is awarded to an Day, which actually is Wednesday, May 30.
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