Anne Clinie A Ninth Grader Publishes Poem in Anthology
Anne Clinie a ninth grader from Horace Mann will have a poem titled Your Future published in the National Anthology of Student Poetry under advisor Mrs Texora Satter with Ruth Bennett and Don Elms also submitting poems Eight grade plays Sam Powers lead two one act plays tomorrow Her First Party Dress features Nadia Reeves Maryiomlinson Ronnie Haddox Roger Pillow Jenny Gerber Joyce Jones and Arthur Butaud with announcer Ernest Wickesser The second play Stoney s Brides lists several characters Carolyn Pitts is announcer.
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Anne Cline
Horace
Mann
Texora Satter“white
Ruth Bennett
Don Elms
Sam Powers
Nadia Reeves
Maryiomlinson
Ronnie Haddox
Roger Pillow
Jenny Gerber
Joyce Jones
Arthur Butaud
Ernest Wickesser
Calvin Gartman
TwHle Graham
Joyce Moody
Emory Rombs
Cecelia, Arthur
Lou France Love
Gladys Sue Kent
Carolyn Pitts
UT student Eugene Weeks to play archbishop in Henry IV
Eugene Weeks of Baytown, UT student and Curtain Club member, will portray the archbishop in the campus production of Henry IV part two. The show runs April 22 to 29 with the parts staged on alternate nights. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs W J Wells of 2100 New Jersey.
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Eugene Weeks
University of Texas
Baytown
Curtain Club
W. J. Wells
New Jersey
Freshman Hinda Groner to Represent Baytown at Cotton Ball
Hinda Groner, a University of Texas freshman, was selected by the Baytown Club of A and SI College to represent Baytown at the Cotton Ball tomorrow. Her escort is A and M sophomore Jimmy Tyree. Groners live at 508 Stimpson. Tyrees reside at the Tyree Hotel.
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Hinda
University of Texas
Baytown Club
A and SI College
Baytown
Jimmy
Tyree
Hinde
Ben Groner
Stimpson
Tyree Hotel
College Invites U Of H Floorshow Confederate Ball May 3
Lee College hosts a Confederate Ball on May 3 in the Lee College auditorium Baytonians perform as the floor show for the formal dance from 8 pm to midnight. High schools invited to send dukes and duchesses to form the royal college court. Robert E. Lee seniors attend as guests. Decorations feature a garden theme with Confederate flags. Refreshments include cakes and punch, with card tables for non dancers. Tickets are 1.50 per stage or couple.
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University of Houston
Lee College
Royal College Court
Robert E. Lee
Murphy McNulty
Mary Lou Kirkpatrick
Jimmy Mallory
Jeanette Garger
Eugene Krizak
Carolyn’ Wynn
Gene Thompson
LaPorte April Shower Dance at High School
La Porte High School sophomore class hosts an April Shower Dance at 7 30 p m in the school gym The event features crowning of a Miss Raindrop with candidates including Katherine Willingham Joyce Aaron Mary Jo Sullivan Eloise Strickland Bartine Faulk Betty Jones Wyvonne York Faye Alice Grison Danlyn Kennedy Helen Wacker Judy Benton Linda Hershburger Katy Courtney Barbara Alban Votes were cast this morning to determine the winner who will be crowned during the dance.
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la Porte High School
Katherine Willingham
Joyce Aaron
Mary
Jo,Sullivan
Eloise Strickland
Ebartine Faulk
Betty Jones
Wyvonne York
Faye Alice
Grison
Danlyn Kennedy
Helen Wacke
Judy Benton
REL Seniors Prepare For Young April Play Debut
REL Seniors anxious for the Young April debut stage event as student groups coordinate tickets and publicity. Honor Society assists ticket sales while art and woodworking departments prepare the set under Linda Emanuel and colleagues. Publicity team includes Wanda Jones and others.
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Ional Honor Society
Linda Emanuel
Claire McDonald
Sandra Montgomery
Norma Cline
Barbara Langston
Wanda Jones
Milton Burts
Marilyn Padgett
Willye Carter
Shirley Hlanak
Jackie Robertson
Jane Oleson
Senior Play Young April At Robert E Lee Auditorium
About six weeks of rehearsals culminate in the Robert E Lee senior play Young April at 8 p.m. in the auditorium with top billing for Barbara Whitesides Richard Tyer Faustine Hobbs and Joe Ed McLemore. The plot centers on Terry McIntyre and Stewart Miller amid family clashes and romantic entanglements as other seniors contribute in cast and crew roles. Admission 50 cents.
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Robert E. Lee
April
Barbara Whitesides
Richard Tyer
Faustine Hobbs
Joe Ed McLemore
Terry McIntyre
Stewart Miller
Billy Wayne Andrus
Marilyn Padgett
George McIntyre
Terry
Diana
Mary Frances Bass
Stewart
Clifford Rowe
Milton Burts
Chil¢ . Kelley
J. E. Braziel
Joe - Bill Miller
Buddy Rabin
Dorothy, Daniels
Billy Moss
Mary White
Kay Cressley
Sue Long
Molly Gueraré
Rel
SSLC
Rose- Beverly Bargainerarid
Nalarid Park
Four BJH Pupils Attend Junior Red Cross Meet
BJH juniors Jim Jones Sammy Caskey Max ine Carroll and Fay Farrar attended the Houston Junior Red Cross meeting. County officers for the coming year were elected. Seventh grade cheerleaders elected Charlotte Herrington and Joe Kenneth Platt. others ran Dianne Ernst Wille DeHart. Eighth grade cheerleaders elected Jerry Treat Sammy Caskey Bobby Sanders Deanna Opryshek Sally Darwood. others ran Don Chandler Rose Haintsche Ruth Farrar Ethel Kelly. Judy Bergeron to be head cheerleader next year. Sponsor Miss Frances Whitaker.
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Jim Jones
Sammy Caskey
Maxine Carroll
Fay Farrar
Red Cross
B.J.H
BJH
Charlotte Herrington
Joe Kenneth Platt
Dianne Ernst
Wille DeHart
Jerry Treat
Bobby Sanders
Deanna Opryshek
Sally Darwood
Don Chandler
Rose Haintsche
Ruth Farrar
Ethel Kelly
Judy
Bergeron
Frances Whitaker
May Basket for a Needy Family Planned by BSU Members
Baptist students of Lee College are asked to bring canned goods for a May basket for a needy family. The BSU will meet at 9 a.m. Monday in the college choir room with Central Baptist Church providing refreshments.
Williams Leads Bayou Circle Study at Cedar Bayou Church
Mrs. Charles Williams chaired the Willing Workers Class at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. The Wednesday gathering was at Mrs. Albert Nelson’s Market Street home with seven members and one visitor, Mrs Eva Casey. Next meeting set for Mrs KE C Orn’s home at 1601 Beaumont.
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Charles Williams
Cedar Bayou
Wooster WMU Luncheon and Book Review
The Women’s Missionary Union of Wooster Baptist Church will hold a luncheon and book review next Tuesday at the church starting at 10 a.m. Mrs W N Parrish of La Porte will review Stewardship in the Life of Women under the direction of Mrs H V Cooke. A nursery will be kept open for children of attending women.
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Women’s Missionary
Union of Wooster Baptist Church
W- N. Parrish
la Porte
H. V. Cooke
Mrs Martin Hosts Priscilla Club Meeting at Home
Mrs R D Martin hosted the Priscilla Club at 2206 Aritan with roses decorating the home. Ten members attended and were served salad crackers cakes and coffee. Next week the meeting moves to Mrs Royce Matthews at 301 Fakt Pearce.
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R. D. Martin
Priscilla Club
Martin
Royce Matthews
Fakt Pearce
Congress Need More Women, Lady Lawmaid
A Wire service style report notes more women are running for Congress, with comments from Rep. Cecila Harde ni and Rep. Ruth Thompson on women candidates. It contrasts female representation in Congress with that in Sweden and mentions Margaret Smith and other nominees in Pennsylvania races. The piece follows filings, incumbents, and new candidates including Ve chanan in Raytown.
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Vincent J
Burke
Washington
Iay
Congress
Gaig
Cecila
Harde Ni
Ruth Thompson
Sweden
Jo House
Margaret Smith
Vechan
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