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Page 24 liberty, Texts Tttt Liberty Vindicator Thuraday, May If, 1177 The linar 4nd Hold Tile Brave and the BuW, a musical history uf Christopher utunibuft prrtented by Sam Houston Elementary School fifth graders, will be hr kJ at 7. 30 p.m May lMh and lOtfi i Thun Fri i in the Valley Theatre. Geraldine CulUral Center. Barbara Fiaher wtll direct this entertatmnn production, aasiatad by Gayle Johnston, Norma Rives; Carol Mitchell; and all fifth grade teachers Admission is free Shown above are Karen Hindi, Nancy Harrod, Molly Barkis. Joe Roden, Mark Givens, Ronnie Fregia.

and John Foreman, rehearsing for the innovative musical production. On ThfSn Monben cMt "Uh And M4" wn (Mt to rtfrtl: Pi tty Allo. PaMdi Pndta. Tncy Rjpm, mi Doff, Chriatt Sharon Ptttcfc. Ondy Rucker.

Orta Poynor, and Rotaie Fregia. Nancy Due To Increase Cart Dm liberty Vindicate Will Increase The Subscription Price June 1,1977 To Per Year In liberty I Adjoining Counties. Per Year Elsewhere. Renew Your Subscription Today The Old Rate Of Per Year In Liberty ft Adjoining Counties Per Year Elsewhere Send Or Money Order Clip And Mad Coupon Today The liberty Vindicator P.O. 9m liberty, Tens 77575 Name Address City Enclosed Phone LIBERTY EDITION DAYTON EDITION Students Graduate From Four students from the liberty area received degreea at A4M ipring commencement exercises.

Receiving undergraduate were Paul E. Jr, engineering technology, ion of Paul E. Umbardino, 3611 N. Main; Frederick Morlock, environmental deiign, 1M0 Myrtle; Charles Owens, management, son of Richard Wells, 40, Daiaetta; end Jerry L. Weathersby, mechanical engineering son of John W.

Weatherly, 2510 Stale VIC.A Three Hull-Deisetts Mechsnics students placed in the regional and state V1CA mnpetitions in Bryan and Fort Worth, (Tiester Caskey and Dwayne Zieglet placed first for Individual project In region and stale with a 1181 SO cubic Inch Chevrolet motor that they built Kamle Olenn won first place st and third plate st the state VICA contest with Ford alternator that he rebuilt. Students Four honorable mentlons and three piaces were ewarded to liberty et the First InvltaUonal Horace Mann Math Tournament on May 12 at Horace Mann Jr. High School in Baytown A taam consisttng at Lsuren Murphy, Laura Ehl, Lee Ann Malone, and Wyrick won 3rd place in taam lest. Scooter fUnard won a 3rd place and Beth Hylton took a 4th place In 6th grade fiwsintiw taste. Honorable mentions were ewarded to: Lee Ann Malone, 6th grade general computations; Lauren Murphy, 8th grade calculator tests; Karmen Hinch, 7th grade word problems; snd Beth Hylton, 6th grade numbers and fractiona teet.

Participants from Sam Houston Elementary School in the 6th grade division were Julia Jeffery, Caren Brown, Kellie Fontenot, Scooter Kinard, Dean Fry, Devid Hevner, Charlotte Shauberger, Dee Hughes, Shelly Rleves, and Beth Hylton. Alteraatee were Earl Jackson, Angie Hartal, Memorie Robbins, snd Kim Carr. Seventh grade students participating in the contest from liberty were Dan Barkis, John Dewveall, Douglas Garaess, Karen Kittell, Peggy Wyrick, Chrlstl Bruver, Ksrmen Hinch, Cathy McAlister, Joey Root, and Clay Autery Eighth grade participants were Marilyn Moss, Sheri LeBlsnc, Lou Ann Hearin, Laura Ehl, Lee Ann Malone, Ruth Ann Allison, Lsuren Murphy, Lynn Canninberg, Carrie Scott, Pam Stephenson. Texasgulf Inc. Announces Claydon Is Elected As V-P -The Robot" John White impressed the audience at the San Jacinto Klementary Variety Show held recently with his pantomime csiled, "The Robot." Photo by Brenda Brown.) Texasgulf Inc.

recently announced the election of Frank J. Clay don, Jr. as vice president, sulphur operetlons, replacing Charles F. Dress who will retire June 1, after 42 years with the company Claydon, 43, Joined Texasgulf, who operstes a plant on the Trinity River south of liberty, In 1963 as an office boy He has had successive assignments in the corporate traffic and market reeearch department, and has held various positions in the sulphur ssles department. In 1169, Claydon became sulphur sales manager and was transferred from the corporate office to the company's sulphur operations in Houston.

In 1976, Claydon was sppointed general manager of sulphur operations, which Includes facilities in the United States, Canada and Mexico. He will continue to be based in Houston A native of Mount Vernon, Y. is a 1961 graduate of Fordham University with a degree in economics. He served in the U.S. Army from 1956 to 1956, attaining the rank of sergeant.

Claydon is on the bosrd of directors of Cla. Explora- dora del Istmo.S.A., a Texasgulf affiliate, snd is member of the bosrd of the Texas Research league. He and his wile, Carolyn, reside In Richmond, Texas with their five children. 'Brave And The Bold Set For May 19-20 By BETTY PICKETT "Hie Brave And The a musicsl history of Christopher Columbus and The New World directed by Mrs. Hsrbsrs Fisher, will be presented st the Vslley Players Theatre in The Geraldine Humphreys Cultural Center May 19th and XHh No admission will be charged for this delightful presentation by Sam Houston Elementary School Fifth Grade Students Assisting Mrs Fisher will be Gayle Johnston pianist); Norms Rives organist); Carol Mitchell snd sll fifth grade teachers.

Mrs Fisher directed the successful production "TALL TOM in THE HRAVE AND THE BOID" is described ss a historical pageant designed to bring about better understanding of our American way of life through music. For children growing up In the Space Age, it Is hard to Imagine the terror of crossing the Sea of Darkness with Its sea monsters, boiling waters, evil spirits, snd the ever present danger of sailing off the edge of the earth Rut in fifteenth century Europe, a freeh wind was swakenlng the old Medieval World, and man was ready for new challenge This is the story of "the beginning" the accidental discovery of America, and the beginnings of the colorful Spanish heritage we all enjoy. Along with Chrtatopher Columbus and the brave Conquistadors, It Includes the earlier beckground of the Vikings, Marco Polo. Prince Henry of Portugal and others The fifth graders, under the talented and dedicated leadership of Mrs. Fisher, seem to this voyage themselves, learning history by participation and taking you with Don't miss the trip! The cast for The Breve and the Bold is aa follows Traci Ryan, Sharon Patrick, Terri Hoixachuh, Chris Poynor, Nancy Nugent, Petti Hendricks, Cindy Loomis, Kristi Johnson, Steve Prestrldge, James Calhoun, Karen Taylor, Khonda Raney, Ijiura Tebo, Dana Duncan, John Foreman, Patricia Pradla, Kenneth Shirley, Ronnie Fregia, Timmy Johnson, Candy Rulon, Chester Baldwin, Joe Roden, Michele Johnson, David Adams, Patrick Chapman, Tomlka Schuler, Nancy Harrod, Karen Hinch, Molly Barkis, Gloria, McCullough, Amy Stubblefield, Donna Senegal, Steve Welmer, Cyndee Rhodes, Wendy Rucker, Mark Glvins, Charles Delahoussaye, Angela Duff and Brenda Crouthers.

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