The Deming Headlight from Deming, New Mexico • 12

Page 12-Deming Headlight, Deming students achieve dean's list at NMSU State College, N. -Three Denning students at New Mexico State University are among the 42 students in the College of Agriculture and Home Economics appointed to the Dean's Honor List for the fall semester 1958-59. To achieve the honor list a student must be registered for twelve hours or more and earn grade point average of 3.2 or better out of a possible 4 grade point for the semester. The Deming students are James G. Tigner, Angel I.

Gomez, and George L. Mauldin. Mauldin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V.

L. Mauldin, Rt. 1, Deming. A 1955 graduate of Deming High School, he was active in the Student Council and a member of the Future Farmers of America. Mauldin is a senior at New Mexico State.

Majoring in agriculture education he is active in Alpha Tau Alpha, a national honorary agriculture education fraternity; Alpha Zeta, a nation honorary agriculture fraternity; Alpha Gamma Rho, a social fraternity; Blue Key, a national honarary fraternity for senior men; and was named to Who's Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities. Tigner is a 1957 graduate of Deming High School where he was active in the Future Farmers of America club. A sophomore at New Mexico State, majoring in agriculture education, he is active in Alpha Gamma Rho, a social fraternity. Tigner is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Tigner, Box 549, Deming. Gomez is a sophomore at New Mexico State. Majoring in agriculture education he is active in the Ag Club; Reporter of Alpha Gamma Rho, a social fraternity; Arnold Air Society, national honorary air science society; and Sabre Air Command, social organization for AFROTC cadets.

He is the son of Mrs. Marianita Gomez of 120 West Ash Street, Deming. Gomez is a 1957 graduate of Deming High School where he was active in the National Honor Society, Student Council, and the Future Farmers of America club. Mrs. Leupold honored at baby shower Mrs.

Paul Feil was hostess at an informal coffee and baby shower at her home, 719 West Ash Wednesday, March at 10 a.m. for Mrs. Edwin H. Leupold. Cup cakes, orange juice and coffee were served to 12 guests and gifts were presented to Mrs.

Leupold for her new son, Keith Allen who was born Feb. 15. The Leupolds have three other sons. Mrs. Leupold was the former Marjorie Cousland before her marriage to Mr.

Leupold, who is an English teacher at Deming High School. STORK STOPS It's A Girl! Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Clubb of Rt.

1 have received the pleasant news of the arrival of a little granddaughter in Coolidge, Arizona. Miss Chyril Ann Clubb was born on March 5 weighing 9 lbs. 1 oz. She joins a young brother Michael. The proud parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Walter G. Clubb. INSIST ON RINGLE RIME OULTRY Available at Grocery PHONE 1044-W Mar. 12, 1959 c.

'VETERAN' MEMBERS OF THE DEMING High School las Dye, Sandy Scott, Raymond Lambert, Jane Bryant, chapter of the National Honor Society gather after a recent Bertha Simonds, Marye Truan. Fourteen additional D. H. S. meeting in the library.

They are, I to Danny Otero, Ray- students were tapped for membership in mid-February. mond Zumwalt, Henry Calderon, Ruth Anne Latham, Doug- (Graphic, Feb. 16). COMMITTEE TO SELECT NM TEACHER OF YEAR Miss Olive Whitehill, a teacher of mathematics in the Deming High School, has been chosen by the Deming Education Association as its candidate for Teacher of the Year, as was reported in the Feb. 23 Graphic.

Only one teacher will be chosent to represent the State of New Mexico. A state committee of persons representing the State Department of Education, the New Mexico Education Association, and the State ParentTeacher Association, will work with an interviewer sent from the U. S. Office of Education to go over credentials. The primary purpose of the project is to enhance the prestige of teachers and teaching profession.

HERE MARCH 12 Agapito S. Torres, State Service Officer, will be in Deming Thursday, March 12. Persons desiring assistant towards matters pertaining to veterans' affairs, may contact him on the above date between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. at the City Hall auditorium.

Get More HOUSEPOWER Public Semice Compam Doming teacher attends confab Classroom teachers from six western states and Hawaii convened in Salt Lake City, March 5-7 for the 15th Annual Southwest Regional Conference of the Department of Classroom Teachers, National Education Association. Among some 400 delegates was Bill Hirth, who represented the Deming Classroom Teachers Association. Key sessions at the conference included a special work session and open hearing on Juvenile delinquency, under the supervision of Dr. William C. Kuaraceus, Director of the NEA's special project on current DCT project, conditions of work for teachers and administrators.

Delegates were also given the opportunity to visit the Salt Lake City Schools and to attend special group meetings on citizenship education and professional organizations in American education. Speakers included Dr. James Russell, Executive Secretary of the Educational Policies Commission, NEA; Margaret Stevenson, Executive Secretary of the Department of Classroom Teachers; Turner, President of the DCT; 0. C. Tanner, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Utah and Ted Bass, Director of Field Service, California Teachers Association, Seeing is Believing CONS IN DOWN GLASSES, SETTING YOUR BE SURE THEY REST ON THE GLASSES CAN FLATTER TO SIDEPIECES.

AVOID SCRATCHING THE LENSES. SWIFT ANIMALS HAVE LARGE THE OSTRICH IS SHORT, HAS THE IF YOUR NOSE LARGEST A HIGH BRIDGE WILL MAKE ONES AMONG IT SEEM LONGER. LAND ANIMALS. EYESTRAIN RESULTING FROM VISUAL ERRORS MAY MAKE A DRIVER DROWSY AND BRING ON DISASTER, SAYS THE BETTER VISION INSTITUTE. Aqui Estamos You know-it's odd -the way things happen sometimes.

You go to a lot of trouble to dodge something you are afraid might come to pass and it goes right ahead and happens anyway! It was like that with the Ben Andrews family, of 1020 South Silver Avenue, and their unique pet-Toughy, the vegetarian dog who didn't like meat and wouldn't eat it. Editor Frank Farese predicted that Toughy would live a hundred yearson account of his exemplary health habits. And he might have had a try at it if he hadn't developed an extremely unhealthy habit chasing cars. Silver Avenue is a pretty busy place a lot of the time- and all of those cars zooming around finally got Toughy's goat, and he developed the habit of chasing them, And he wouldn't give it up. This disturbed his mistress- she could just see him all By Evilva (Mrs.

Noah) Scott mangled and dying from being hit by one, and she resolved to prevent it. She gave him to her daughter, Pat Walker, who lived in a quiet place in Warren, Arizona. And heaved a sigh of relief at having solved that problem. It didn't stay solved. Murder will out they say and so will a bad habit.

It will trip you up when you least expect it. Toughy's sure did. His new family moved to Bisbee, and left him to hold down the fort there for a little while. But he didn't understand that this was home now and went out to look for them- -met up with a car- and lost his life thereby. He might just as well have stayed in Deming.

The USS Langley was placed in commission as the Navy's first aircraft carrier at Norfolk, March 21, 1922. Hospital Notes Admitted: March 3-Betty Jo Post, Lillian Hodson, Patricia Frosch, Carmen Ortega. March 4 -Ted Manning, Clarence McCombs, Erma Dean Hoak, Frank Montoya. March 5 -Lydia Jaime, Aimee Burwell, Belva DeVore, Katherine Foster, Librato Holguin, Marilyn Higdon, Juanita Higgs, Mrs. Jeanette Crumley, G.

C. Crumley, Willie Clevenger. Dismissed: March 3-Brigida Molina, Frances Nunn, Mary Lierman, Anna Rodriguez, Jennifer Thomson. March 4 Patricia Frosch, Ted Manning, Velia Chavez. March 5 Jesus Panda, Charles Haver, Belva DeVore.

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