Corsicana Weekly Light from Corsicana, Texas • Page 6

SANDRA BAMBURG and ERIC JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Bamburg of Corsicana announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra, to Eric Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold A. Johnson of Austin. The wedding is planned for May 30 at the First Baptist Church in Corsicana. The bride-elect graduated from Corsicana High School in 1979 and is currently attending Navarro College. She is employed in the Social Security office in Corsicana.

Her fiance is a 1977 graduate of Travis High School in Austin. He is presently employed by True Floor Concrete in Dallas. Anali- Milioni! Tammy Raylene Almond, granddaughter of Mrs. Margeleene Almond of Dallas, will wed lister Paul Await, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Await, on Saturday, May 9 at the Beverly Hills Baptist Church in Dallas. After a trip to Orlando, the couple will live in Dallas. She is a graduate of Sunset High School in Dallas and he is a 1974 graduate of Corsicana High School. CASSIE ANN HOLTMAN and DANNY LYNN ATKEISSON Atkeisson-Holtman Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Holtman of League City announce the engagement of their daughter, Cassie Ann, to Danny Lynn Atkeisson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Don Atkeisson of Corsicana. The wedding is planned for May 23 at the University Heights Baptist Church in Huntsville. The bride-elect graduated from league City High School and has attended Navarro College.

She will graduate in May from Sam Houston State University. Her fiance graduated from Corsicana High School, attended Navarro College and Sam Houston State University. He is currently employed by the Huntsville Industrial Supply. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

R. F. of Corsicana. Travis honor roll announced Travis Elementary School released its honor roll for the fifth six-weeks period this week. Students making all the honor roll are: first grade, Douglas Gannon, Toby McClain, Josh Meador.

Billy Harris, Joe Stepp, Mathew Anderson; second grade, Kyna Johnson, Curtis Mclntire, Billy Middleton: third grade, Jernigan, Rebecca Jones, Michele Lawler, Sherri Martin, Carl Williams; fourth grade, Karla Sikes, Bernie Guerra, Belinda Vest, Ernest Hiiburn, Rollins, Mark Maxwell, Pat Clark, Julie Geddie, Tanya King; fifth grade, Shane Paschal, Kelly Davidson, Jackie Dailey, Trade Buchanan and Megan Carpenter. Students making the all and honor roll are: first grade, Joe Carpenter, Patricia Britt, Casey Crocker. Celina Cofer, Brad Baumgartner, Dianna Crowder, Ricky Garcia, Katrina Gray, Sarah Howell, Joe Lopez, Vicki McElhenney, Jerard Mosley, Joe Reamy, Misty Rogers, Brandon DeLacerrda, Robert Dragoo, Shelly Drain, Joesfa Espinosa, Stacy Gross, Vernonica Jones, Andy Pitz, Ernest Wallace, Kim Maxwell; second grade, Deborah Butler, Penny Chapman, Marc Derryberry, Jason Smith, Belinda Wallace, Roy Sykes, Cristy Foreman, Esmeralda Sendejo, Christine Hardin, Brandy Jones, Christine Clark Ako, Third grade, Richelle Clower. Joe Bob Lewis, Vanessa Littleton, Marie Mesker, John Paui Skinner, Joey Smith, Wannie Wesson, Robin Bailes, Chris Cofer. Jenny Harper.

Belinda Joles, Prater, Chad Stewart, Tira Watkins, Tracy Dennis, Lisa Lawler, James Ix)ve, Lovie Mitchell; fourth grade, Julie Beale, Michael Benton, Jackie Geddie, Monnie McCamey, Michelle Owen. John Perkins, April Trent, Robert Sneed, Rosemary Poe, Richard Billie Shanks, Christie Gunn, Sabrina Mclntire, Stanley Anderson, Deanna Collins; fifth grade, Kathy Walpole, Jannifer Farmer and Chris Butler. Durr to chair committee Robert Durr, of Corsicana, was recently elected chairman of the advisory committee of the industrial sewing machine mechanics program at Texas State Technical Institute in Waco. Durr is an employee of Texas Miller Products, Inc. in Corsicana.

The committee, comprised of professionals in the apparel industry, assists the faculty in development of the most up-to- date curriculum for training industrial sewing machine mechanics. industrial sewing machine mechanics program is nine months in length. Students work at their own pace to learn how to maintain, troubleshoot and repair all types of automatic sewing machines used in the garment industry. Drug abuse group asks for funds A group of Navarro County Drug and Alcohol Abuse Committee members is in Austin today and Friday to lobby for funds to start a crisis center and hotline in the county. Going are Dixie Brown, Buster Brown, Kay Hable.

Neva Johnston, Bill McNutt III and Peggy Smith. McNutt, chairman of the committee, said that the group is applying for grant money from the Texas Department of Community Affairs to begin operation on a drug and alcohol abuse crisis center and hotline in Navarro County. While in Austin, the group will meet with State Senator Dee Travis and visit the Crisis Treatment Center in Travis County. They will also meet with the director of the Drug Abuse Prevention Center on Friday. McNutt would not say how much the proposal requests, but said that the amount would be used for the first three months of the operation of tht' crisis center and hotline.

Then the committee will look for funding from within the county, he said. The hotline would be manned by trained volunteers who will operate it on a referral basis. The hotline will not be manned 24 hours a day, he said. McNutt said that the Medical Arts Clinic has agreed to give the committee space for the operation. Navarro College students that were awarded certificates of recognition at the Student Appreciation Banquet last night are, front row-left to right, Jessie Haglelfeg, Anna Arteaga, Sharia Pickard, David Moorhead, Rebecca Burnett; back row, Mindy Bottoms, Bill Booth, Sandy Hughes, Dwayne Betik, Cynthia Aldama and Brad Butler.

(Sun photo by Christy Groscek) Students recognized at banquet Students recognizing the achievements of other students was the theme of last Student Appreciation Banquet at Navarro College. Following a buffet-style supper, Eric Coleman, president of the Navarro College Student Council, emceed a program that included an entertaining speech by McAfee Daniel, director of the division of humanities at the college, as well as presentations of awards by the Student Council to outstanding students and faculty. Students presented awards were Russell Brown, Cynthia AJdama, Anna Arteaga, Sharia Pickard, Jessie Haglefeg, Mindy Bottoms, Steve Godbey, Becky Melton, Gregg Stubbs, Sandy Hughes, Bill Booth, Brad Butler, Pam Fulton, Dwayne Betiek, Rebecca Burnett, David Moorehead. These students were recognized for their "committment, dedication and friendship to fellow students and outstanding service and loyalty to the concept of continued excellence at Navarro Seven special awards were given also. One award was for recognition for assistance to student advisory council and one was for of the Neva Trojacek, editor of the Marion Paden, SAC advisor; Lola Searcy, SAC representative for 198081; Ileen Ray, sponsor of the year; and David Garrett, for dedicated service, were special award recipeints.

Bob Turner was cited for his assistance to the student advisory council. A stranding ovation was given when McAfee Daniel stepped up to receive the award for Professor of the Decade. Collins scholarships awarded The Collins Board of Trustees met last week to determine this Collins Scholarship recipients. They awarded 44 scholarships. Collins scholarships are awarded on the basis of financial need, personal qualities and leadership qualities, and provide the student with $1,200 per semester to pay for tuition, fees, room and board, books and required instructional supplies.

Full scholarships were awarded to John Alexander, Lisa Alexander, Eurolonda Baptist, Debbie Barham, Chrisben Bernal, Sandra Berry, Donna Caton, Teresa Cox, Rhonda Dragoo, Dana Dunlap, Karen Eddlemon, Steve Elmore, Julie Evans, Tim Ferrer, David George, Carla Huddleston, Rod Kelley, Mark Kimbler, Sharon Lassiter, Tom Lester, Rhonda Lewis, Mary Frances Matous, Patricia McCulloch, Beth McSpadden and Sharron Miller. Also, Marsha Puriofy, Mary Jane Robinson, Robert Shelton, Vickie Spence, Ricky Stokes, Dale Thomas, David Turner, Mike Vaughan, Debbie Warren, Stuart White, Vikki White, Cheryl Williams and Angie Woodcock. Receiving half scholarships were Cynthia Helmer, Sam McElroy and Laurie Murra. Recipients of three special scholarships that will pay all non-personal college expenses will be announced on May 13. Collins Scholarship administrator, Mike Harwood said that next year Collins scholarships will go up to $1,400 per semester.

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W. Warranty Deed from Quinton D. Morrow to J. D. Hancock, Jr.

et ux covering 0.396 acre of land in the D. C. Cannon Survey. Warranty Deed from Don Ree Glasco to Joe Wilie Lucky et al covering land in the Charles Polk Survey. Warranty Deed from Esther Prudence Creagle to Jerry Hogan et ux covering land in the G.

Luna League. Assumption Deed from Edward S. Griffin et ux to Herbert M. Cockerham et ux covering Lots 23 and 24 in the Northwood Addition in the City of Fairfield, Texas. fw Corsicana FFA rodeo winners JUDY ANN MCCARTER and JAMES KEITH SYKES Svkes-MeCa rter Mr.

and Mrs. C.H. McCarter of Corsicana announce the engagement of their daughter, Judy Ann, to James Keith Sykes, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Sykes, also of Corsicana. The wedding is planned for June 20 at the First Assembly of God Church in Corsicana. The bride-elect will be a 1981 graduate of Corsicana High School and is employed by Physicians and Surgeons Clinic. 1'he future bridegroom is a 1979 graduate of Corsicana High School and a 1981 graduate of Navarro College Police Academy. He is employed in the Corsicana Police Department.

Drug abuse programs set at schools here Gen. Robbie Risner, director of the Texas War on Drugs, will visit Corsicana Friday to speak to students at four assemblies. The Texas War on Drugs was organized by H. Ross Perot, a Dallas computer magnate. are fortunate to live in a community where our school board and community leaders are taking a stand for drug abuse education through programs such as said Bill McNutt III, chairman of the Navarro County Drug anc Alcohol Abuse Committee.

Gen. Risner will begin the day speaking to Collins Middle School students from a.m. He will then go to Sam Houston Elementary for a a.m. session. Fifth graders from Lincoln and Travis will also attend.

The afternoon program begins at 1:15 at Drane Middle School. James L. Collins Catholic School students will attend that session. The last appearance will be at 2:30 p.m. at Corsicana High School.

The public is welcome. CHS students qualify for state competition Forty Corsicana High School students qualified for the state industrial arts competition in the seventh annual Heart-of- Texas Regional Industrial Arts competition, which was held at Navarro College last Friday and Saturday. Those students qualifying will go on to state competition at Waco this Friday and Saturday to compete in drafting and woodworking. Students who qualified for the state competition in drafting are Jackie Thompson, who received four state qualifying ribbons and a $250 scholarship; Stuart White, who received four state qualifying ribbons, Eric Drain, two state qualifying ribbons; and David Howard, two state qualifying ribbons. Students who received one state qualifying ribbon apiece for drafting were Susan Evans, Brad Purifoy, Steve Andrews, Kathy Hollen, Carl White and Harold Usser.

The Industrial Arts Club project and Chapter Competition team that qualified for state competition was comprised of Robert Edmonson, Cody Bell, Bobby Bland, David Hale, Charles Nelson and Stuart White. State qualifiers in woodworking were David Puente, with two state qualifying ribbons; Chris Norch, two state qualifying ribbons; John Robinson, two state qualifying ribbons; and Scott Hampel, two state qualifying ribbons. Woodworking students who qualified for state competition with one ribbon were James Palos, Chris Cross, Terry Farmer, Mike Barrington, Jon Speier, John Cunningham, George Lee, Tony Jones, Danny Elmore, Jay Simington, Daniel Scott and Kenneth Brewer. Students that were best-in- division in woodworking were Scott Hampel, Jon Speier. George and Tony Jones.

In drafting, they were Jackie Thompson, with two best-in- division awards; David Howard and Stuart White. First place drafting students were Stuart White, four ribbons; Jackie Thompson, three ribbons; Eric Drain, two ribbons: Kathy Hollen, two bons; David Howard, two ribbons; Brad Purifoy, Paul Drain; Harold Lasser; David Hale; Vickie Spence; Steve Andrews; Mark Nanny and Carl White. First place woodworking students were David Puente, two ribbons; Scott Hampel, two ribbons; Danny Elmore, two ribbons; James Palos; Chris Cross; Steve Vickers; Terry Farmer; Mike Barrington; John Robinson; Chris Norch; Jon Speier; John Cunningham; George Lee; Tony Jones, Jay Simington; Daniel Scott and Kenneth Brewer. Second place winners in drafting were Dean Rodgers, two ribbons; Charles Nelson; Paul Drain; Harold Lasser; Scott Jenkins; Jeff Milam; Randolph Buchanan; David Howard; Jackie Thompson; Charlie Bush; Carl White; Jacque Follis; Chris Perry; David Owen and Susan Evans. Chris Norch won a second place ribbon for woodworking.

Third place winners in drafting were Kevin Sherrard, two ribbons; Tosh Brown; Randolph Buchanan; Susan Evans; Bobby Norch; Erik Orsak, Bobby Bland; Jeff Watkins; David Howard; Iaul Kasprzyk; Mike Wilkins; Eric Drain; Jacque Follis; Carl White; Scott Jenkins; Jim Maxwell; Jackie Thompson; Harold lesser and Stuart White. John Robinson won a third place ribbon for woodworking. Avalon honor roll Ten students made the all honor roll and 17 students made the all and honor roll for the fifth six-weeks period at Avalon School. Making all are: first grade, Christina Gonzales, Belinda Hood, Maria Munguia, Cathy Wooley; second grade, Kristy Moore; fourth grade, Matt Schmitt; eighth grade, Dee Burnett; sophomore, Renee Barnhart; seniors, Sharon Odom and Lisa Poarch. recruit Libby Newsom of Mildred smiles with approval after signing a basketball scholarship with Navarro College.

Left is Mrs. Robert Newsom, mother and at right is Johnny Wigley her Mildred High coach. Libby played on the Eaglette varsity four seasons. Newsom signs Libby Newsom of Mildred High has agreed to play basketball at Navarro College and Lady Bulldog coach, Maurice Drinks, was more than pleased with her decision. The versitile Newsom, a 5-9 inside performer at Mildred last season, averaged 14 points and over 12 rebounds per outing as a senior.

She played four seasons on the Eaglette varsity after moving up from the junior varsity in her freshman season. Drinks, who moves into his second season as head coach next fall, said Newsom will be an asset to the program since the team lacked inside strength last season. Newsom helped Mildred to a 15-10 season as a senior. The team was district runnerup and Newsom was first team all-district. She was honorable mention all-district during her sophomore and junior seasons.

Newsom said she has always wanted to play college basketball and was an outstanding student and took part in numerous activities during her four years at Mildred High. First place winners were named in the 17th Annual Corsicana Future Farmers of America Chapter Rodeo held Saturday at the youth exposition rodeo arena. Winners in each division included Charles Adams, of Marshall, bareback; Gilbert Hippard, of Corsicana, calf roping; Brent Dial, of Groverton, chute dogging; Travis Sachtleben and Boyd Rice, both of Corsicana, team roping; Kevin Reid, of Hillsboro, ribbon roping; Doyle Cannon, Bubba Rutherford and Steve James, all of Fairfield, steer saddling; Polly Prestige, of Corsicana, barrel racing; Matt Montfort, of Corsicana, bull riding; and Donnie Whitehead, of Mesquite, and Scott Jones, of Grand Saline, all-around cowboy. Making all and are: second grade, Stacie Anthony, Anne Naney, Lupe Rodrigues; third grade, Bobbie Harder, Wanda Adkins; fourth grade, Joyce Gonzales, Lisa Gomez, Carrie Hooper, Irma Lopez, Lisa Posey, Katrina Sanchez, Watson; fifth grade, Gayla Dennie; sixth grade, Anita Jordan, Celia Rodriguez, Amy Wright; freshman, Linda Melin. i.