Communit y Tuesday, January 7, 2020 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Page 5 WTC students honored the past semester. WTC's the character of a student Outstanding Student Award in classroom situations and recognizes students with the Perfect Attendance is ac- highest grade point average knowledging those who in the class. Outstanding At- have made the extra effort in Western Technology Center-Sayre campus hon- ored the following students in their achievements over titude Award acknowledges being in class. | es Top left: Elk City A.M. Award Reci ients: Daniel Carter, Cri inal Justice stu- a student, received the Outstanding Attitude Award; Destiny Batchelor, Health dent, received Outstanding Student Award and Outstanding Attitude Awards; Careers student, received an Outstanding Attitude Award and Perfect Atten- Jordon Guthrie, Criminal Justice student, received Outstanding Student and dance Awards; Krista Alcorta, Business Technology student, received an Out- Outstanding Attitude Awards along with Perfect Attendance Awards; Ava Cart- standing Attitude Award; and Jessica Hayes, Business Technology student, er, Health Careers student, received the Outstanding Student Award; Melanie received an Outstanding Attitude Award and a Perfect Attendance Award. Greenway, Business Technology student, received the Outstanding Student Award; Brooke Murphy, Business Technology student, received the Outstand- Bottom left: Merritt A.M. Award Recipients: Kevin Gregory, Criminal Justice ing Attitude Award; and Issac Garcia, Welding student, received Outstanding student, received an Outstanding Attitude Award; Kaden Tahsequah, Health Student Award, Outstanding Attitude Award and a Perfect Attendance Award. Careers, received an Outstanding Attitude Award; Josie Fields, Cosmetology, and Hadley Larson received the Outstanding Attitude and Outstanding Stu- Top right: Elk City P.M. Award Recipients: Back Row: Ariel Hawthorn, Busi- dent Award in Cosmetology. ness Technology student, received Outstanding Attitude Award; Caden Hood, Criminal Justice student, received Outstanding Attitude Award and a Perfect Attendance Award; Daniel Carter, Criminal Justice student, received Out- Bottom right: Merritt P.M. Award Reci ients: Kandice Simpson, Cosmetology standing Student Award; Patricia Dart, Business Technology student, re- student, received the Outstanding Student Award; Halie Davis, Health Ca- ceived an Outstanding Attitude Award; Christopher Renfro, Welding student, reers, received an Outstanding Student Award; Kylie Posey, Criminal Justice, received an Outstanding Attitude Award and Perfect Attendance Awards; and received an Outstanding Attitude Award; Camila Hernandez, Health Careers, Autumn Mangels, Health Careers, received an Outstanding Attitude Award. received a Perfect Attendance Award; Chase Musick, Welding, received the Front Row: Leanna Meza, Health Careers student, received Outstanding Outstanding Student Award; and Brad Shephard, Welding, received an Out- Student Award and Perfect Attendance Awards; Amber Myers, Cosmetology standing Attitude Award. Photo submitted by.Sarah Hirchman. One Hundred Years Ago: Jan. 1920 New Year's Eve was ing was mostly concrete and in but without success. at the corner of Third and New Year’s Resolution” re- Democrat and The Elk City greeted with a lonesome gin- fireproof. Hundreds of small Mrs. John E. Standifer, Main Streets, featuring the published from the St. Louis Press and written by Luanne mill whistle and seven - just lights illuminated the arched Mrs. C. E. Findlay, Mrs. best and largest floor “in the Christian Advocate read, “A R. Eisler. These newspapers seven - gun shots. The Elks front. The beautiful white Amos Williams, Mrs. Giles country.” The rink was open can be found on microfilm little more of love and a little held a New Year’s Ball at marble, tile and ornamental E. Martin, Miss Kilmartin afternoon and night with a less of hate, a little more of their new Home. Fifty-seven plaster with decorative green and Mrs. Walter L. Black- 50 cents ($7.43) skate rental neighborly chat at the [gar- at the Elk City Carnegie members took the initiation lights and paintings were burn represented Elk City at fee. Thursday afternoons den]gate.” Happy New Year! Library. Supplementary in- oath. After a sumptuous ban- very attractive. Steam heat the very first meeting of the were open to ladies of all The above items were formation was taken from quet, the evening culminated and air provided clean, pure County Democratic Women ages free of charge. summarized from the Carter https://en.wikipedia.org/ with nearly 200 couples air every 15 minutes. held in Sayre. Judges James A select verse from “A Express, Elk City News- wiki/American_Fotoplayer. dancing to orchestral music. Winter temperatures were A. Minton and Ralph S. An- Fishing Report On Jan. 7, a strong Kan- set at 70 degrees. Summer drews addressed the delega- . . 48 sas wind drove a blanket of air was cooled over ice. The tion and suggested that the Bass, Striped heavy snow before it, and at ceiling of the auditorium presence of women in poli- Action: Fair least 10 inches of snow fell was 25 feet high with eight tics would not only purify it Broken Bow Action: Good Baits: Live Shad here within two days; drifts beautiful chandeliers featur- but women would take the Date:12/28/2019 Baits: Dough bait, Gold- Locations: Flats, Main reached 10 feet in places. ing sanded glass shades. The good side of every question. Lake Elevation: fish, Worms Jake, Points The community of Port was large, comfortable chairs had In December, Tony S. Normal Locations: Channels, Catfish, Blue snowbound for two weeks upholstered seats and backs. Puckett was seriously burned Water Temp and Clarity: Main lake, River Mouth Action: Good and was without mail deliv- A $6,000 ($89,205.09) Foto- while kindling a fire with 54 Crappie, Black Baits: Cut Bait, Shad ery for nine days. player organ, a combination what was supposedly kero- Bass, Largemouth, Bass, Action: Slow Locations: Flats, Main Elk City resident Othello of 36 orchestra pieces, was sene oil. In early January. C. Smallmouth, Bass, Spotted Baits: Jigs, Minnows lake, Points, River Channel H. Young was elected presi- installed. The picture booth V. Tipton was also burned in Action: Good Locations: Coves, Docks Crappie, Black dent of the Western Retail boasted the latest projection a similar event when his ker- Baits: Crankbaits, Bass, Largemouth Action: Fair Implement and equipment. The premier per- Vehicle osene oil can exploded. Both Spoons. Action: Fair Baits: Hair Jigs, Min- Hardware Association at formance was Mary Pick- cans that the men used were Locations: Main lake, In-line Spinner- nows, Tube Jigs their annual convention in ford’s “Daddy Long Legs.” filled with “oil” at about the Points bait, Minnows, Plastics Kansas City. The Implement Not to be outdone, the same time at DeWitt Snell’s Locations: Brush struc- Catfish, Channel Locations: Coves, Shal- ture, Docks and Tractor Trade Journal Quality Theatre replaced store. When the store’s tank Action: Fair lows, Shorelines, Standing published a large cartoon of their old chairs with new was filled by one of the large Additional Information: Baits: Chicken Liver, timber Striper fishing has been Young wearing a cowboy substantial ones, making it oil companies, Tipton and Punch bait, Worms Trout, Rainbow hat and making “Whoopee” the largest seating capacity Puckett, both Snell employ- Locations: Channels, Action: Good tough the past week on the noises from his whip. He and in the city. ees, advised the delivery lake, the fish that are be- Coves, Points Baits: Plastics, Powerbait Francis E. Herring operated Mr. Elmer Ray’s Rex- man that the oil smelled like Locations: Below the ing caught has been on live six stores in Elk City, Erick, all Drug Store in Carter gasoline, but he told them Eufaula dam, Creek channels, Spill- bait. Anglers should focus Foss, Hammon, Strong City was robbed of about $200 that there was no possibility Date:01/03/2020 way their fishing around the and Herring. Their busi- ($2,973.50). The burglars of any mistake. Tests on the Lake Elevation: island areas. Blue cats are ness for 1919 amounted to entered the building from contents of the store’s tank Normal Texoma biting well on fresh caught $850,000 ($12,637,387.28 the top, coming in through confirmed that gasoline had Water Temp and Clarity: Date:01/03/2020 bait. Anglers using jug in current values). a window. As the combina- been mixed with oil - a high- Murky Lake Elevation: lines should focus on deep Capt. James H. Story and tion lock was broken, the ly explosive mixture. Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Normal water transitions approxi- his two sons opened the safe was open. Bloodhounds Jack R. Shafer opened a Channel ‘Water Temp and Clarity: mately 50 foot of water. Storv Theatre. The build- from Granite were brought bie new roller skating rink