Civic Week Plans Highlight Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee High announces 1962 Civic Week chaired by Melanie Coburn with events including election day church day student teacher day public relations banquet and city day. City government duties will be carried out by elected student mayor and councilmen from April 25 to 27, with real appointments to follow and committees led by Ernie Mueller Alan Erwin and others.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Melanie Coburn
REL
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Clas
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Jerry Hicks
Karen Buster
Alan Erwin
Mary Whitaker
J. T. Strawn
Jackie Stevens
Miss. Potter
Holly McLemore
Ronnie, Morris
Bill Marshall
Aili
Son Walsh
Sarah Swain
Sue Chandler
Robert FE. Lee
Geraldine Kitzman
Angermiller
Ross Angermiller
United Rubber and Chemical Company
REL Science Project Club
Baytown
Mae Nelson
Summer Class Registration Begins At LC
Plans for pre registration for the first term of summer classes at Lee College. pre registration cards available April 16-19 and due back by 9 25 p.m. April 19. students must have approvals and take the School and College Ability Test April 16 at 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. An enrollment application is required. Summer schedule sheets in main office. Easter holidays begin April 20. classes resume after.
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Bill Stewart
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Lee Log
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Kid Day Highlights April Calendar At Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou Student Council schedules a kid day on April 23 with bermuda shorts allowed for students and a 230 pm faculty versus Student Council volleyball game costing 10 cents per student. Also notes officer candidacy rules and ongoing cheerleader elections with runoff ballots planned next week.
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Cedar Bayou
Cigarettes In Vienna Inspire Fireworks Metaphor
A Hungarian letter to Denamape Bekes Megyei Nepus compares a Communist era cigarette brand to fireworks and a plastic bomb, noting ashes drop erratically and some cigarettes barely relight, with users calling a few a “sleeper.”
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Vienna
Denamape Bekes Megyei Nepusar
Java
Baytown Junior High Festival and Banquet Dates Announced
Baytown Junior High Parents Council sets April 26 for the Spring Festival and May 10 for the ninth grade banquet. Festival chairmen are Mrs. Clem Massey and Mrs. E. A. Rose. The event runs 7 to 9 p.m. in the bus parking lot with dinner in the cafeteria. Ninth graders will be honored May 19 in the REL Cafeteria with a buffet.
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Baytown Junior High Parents' Council
BJH
Clem Massey
E. A. Rose
John McClintock
REL
Baytown Junior High Choir to present annual spring concert
The Baytown Junior High School Choir led by director Mrs Corahel Buer Toy will present its annual spring concert on May 1 in the school auditorium. Open to the public, eighth grade tryouts include Stephanie Warren Sus s a Knox Teresa Neli son Mary Jean Schwartzkoph and Harriet Sanders.
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Stephanie Warren
Sussa Knox
Teresa Nel Ison
Mary Jean Schwartzkoph
Harriet Sanders
Moonlight and Belles Theme Banquet for Southern Belles
Southern Belles at Robert E. Lee High School plan a spring banquet at Atoscocita Country Club on Lake Houston at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Theme features Moonlight and Belles with blue and silver decorations, blue carnations centerpieces, silver bells, blue trellises, and blue spotlights. Program includes prayer, guest introductions, entertainment from John R. Guemple and Mary Guemple, awards by Mrs. Guemple, and dancing to tapes by Spubler and Wilhite. Special guest T. F. Seale and wife attend. attire ranges from semi-formal to formal descriptions.
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Southern Belles
Robert E. Lee High School
Atoscocita Country Club
Lake Houston
Mabel Parker
Ann Rose
John R. Guemple
Mary Guemple
Jimmy Spubler
Barry Wilhite
T. F. Seale
Key Club Members Attend Convention In Oklahoma
Members of the Robert E. Lee High School Key Club travel to Oklahoma City for the 13th Texas Oklahoma District Convention. Delegates include Mike Gillette Frank Terry Randy Calhoun Mike Dahlquist Dan Susie Larry Smith Jimmy Wilhite Terry Simon Jerry Schuble Bob Schinzle George Perkins Allan Erwin and others as they participate in business sessions dances contests and speeches. Ed Vaught will enter the impromptu speech contest and John M Kilgore and Tom Keating serve as voting delegates for REL. The REL Key Club recently elected Tom Keating as president with Frank Terry as vice president and other officers named for the coming year.
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Fey
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AEL Key Club
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Larry Smith
Jimmy Wilhite
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Jerry Schuble
Bob Schinzle
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Genes the Rel Key Club
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Bill Ingram to Speak at Highlands Easter Program
Highlands Junior High plans an Easter program in homeroom on Thursday April 19 with Bill Ingram president of the local Baptist Student Union as speaker. The HJH choir will sing several selections and ninth grader Sanden Trant from TWH will read. The public is invited.
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Barbara Boyd
Highlands Junior High Student Council
Bill Ingram
Fis
Baptist Student Union
HJH
Sanden Trant
TWH
Brenda Chandler
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Douglas Wallner
Johnston Junior High School
Houston
Southern School Assembly
Amt
IHM Choirs and Twirlers Present Annual Concert
Horace Mann School staged its annual concert Tuesday featuring the ninth grade choir six numbers including Skip to My Lou Exodus Ave Maria Soldier O Soldier Gossip Gossip and So the Earth has Risen Again under director Rusty Walker. Eighth and ninth graders performed God of Your Fathers and The Nation's Creed while the Choralettes sang Five Foot Two and the boys sextet Memories Are Made of This. The concert benefited parents. Band twirlers named Belly Fuchs Linda Cook Gloria Manry and Lynn Mosley for next year.
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Horace Mann
Lou
Rusty Walker
Barbers Hill HS cheerleaders elected for 1962 63 term
Barbers Hill High School selected Beverly Merrill Linda Driskill Maryon Abbe and Cato Leonard as cheerleading leaders for the 1962 63 term with Susan Dugat as alternate after a school election Tuesday. The note covers immunization clinic details and various student activities including rings field trips pre registration and the junior senior banquet.
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Linda Driskill
Maryon Abbe
Cato Leonard
Barbers Hill High School
Susan Dugat
Parent Teachers Association
J. M. Ashby
Anahuac
Mes
Bennie Henry
Audrey T’yer
Barbers Hill
Realtor Calls Fallout Shelters Ridiculous
MEMPHIS, Tenn. AP reports Arthur P. Wilcox president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards says building bomb fallout shelters is all American and ridiculous He cannot believe Americans will go underground like a mole and burrow out of habit
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Arthur P. Wilcox
Boston
Memphis Real Estate Board
DO Students Attend Meet In Corpus Christi
Three students from the Diversified Occupations Club of Robert Lee High School travel to Corpus Christi for the annual Vocational Industrial Club State Convention. Sylvia Lindstrom Joyce Buckner and Sandra Davis stay at the Robert Driscoll Hotel with sponsor W F Mueller and Mrs D P Davis. The group plans a two hour boat cruise and attends a ban quet at which the State Sweetheart will be crowned. Proceeds from a bake sale fund the Employer Banquet at Polygon Asian Restaurant in Houston on April 28.
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Diversified Occupations Club
Robert ‘Fe
Lee High School
Corpus Christi
Sylvia Lindstrom
Joyce Buckner
Sandra Davis
Robert Driscroll Hotel
W. F. Mueller
D. P. Davis
O Club
Houston
At & Pm
New Citrus Fruit Dye Sought By Industry
LAKELAND Florida AP The Florida citrus industry seeks a new dye to color green and pile oranges The Florida Fresh Citrus Shippers Association reports markets see colored fruit looking tired and lacking the natural brightness General manager William G Strickland says about half of 21 million boxes of oranges shipped from Florida last season were artificially colored
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Lakeland, Fla
Florida
Wiliam G. Strickland
Florida Fresh Citrus Shippers Association
Thurs- Mary
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