The RT-C class of 1950 met at the home of Cordell Levien in Round Top on May 25.
When the group graduated on May 29, 1950, there were eighteen girls and fourteen boys. They had worked very hard to get to this point in their lives, preparing to go out into the world to make the most of what they had learned in their years in school. It has been 74 years since graduation day at Round Top-Carmine High School.
There are still twelve students living in their homes. Two are in Assisted Living. The Class of 1950 has truly been blessed.
The shelter has several German Shepherds. Adult males who showed up to our shelter as strays. Pictured are Ranger and Rocky If you’re interested in a large breed dog, we have a bi g selection of dogs ready to find their forever home. We are also overwhelmed with kittens and barn cats! Please contact the shelter or visit. You may find the love of your life.
TOADOPTANY OF THESE PETS, OR OTHERS:
• Call the Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter at 966-0021 HOURS:
The City of Fayetteville is acquiring bids for the removal of the old building located at 108 W. Main St. next to the old church. The building donor, the Historical Preservation Board and the City Council, are all in agreement that the building should be dismantled. The building is not historic to Fayetteville.
City Ordinance No. 202404-22 prohibits the discharge of firearms within the city limits. For more information on this and other ordinances, visit https://www.fayetteville.texas. gov, click on Government and Code of Ordinances.
