Robert Cupps To Represent REL In Chicago
Robert Cupps of Robert E. Lee High School will represent Texas in the business speaking contest at the 17th annual Distributive Education Clubs of America National Leadership Conference. The event, May 24 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago, attracts over 750 delegates from DE Clubs in 46 states and Puerto Rico. The trip is expense paid, with a Zenith factory tour arranged by his employer Clem Kovar.
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Jane van Deventen
Robert EE
Robert
Clem Kovar
Zenith
Chicago
FTA
Robert F. Lee Future Teachers of America
R. B. Sparks
REL
A. H. Houser
Texas State Teachers Association
Baytown
District TV
Elaine Combs
RBS Fta
Dianne Tieman
Marilyn Friedman
Peggy Bailey
Judit Huckabee
Evelyn Spear
Margaret Strauss
Spon
Troop 540 Elects New Officers and Serves Easter Favors
Marlene Martin is elected president of Girl Scout Troop 540 with Mary Jane Bickley as secretary and Andy Couch as reporter. Drusilla Lashlee Beverly Burton Lorna Dickens and Becky McCraw named patrol and assistant leaders. Leaders include Mrs. Gene Erwin Mrs. Pete Mullins and Mrs. Howard Burion. The troop made Easter eye tray favors for hospital children and had two outings a Wiener roast at Glenna Conder farms and a hike from Teth Erwin's home.
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Girl Scout
Marlene Martin
Mary Jane Bickley
Andy Couch
Drusilla Lashlee
Beverly Burton
Lorna Dickens
Becky McCraw
Glenna Conder
Teth Erwin
Gene Erwin
Pete Mullins
Howard Burion
Two High School Students Win National Latin Honors
Mike Jones and Connie Thomas of Robert E. Lee High School earned medals and certificates of Superlative merit in the 1953 national Latin examination. Over half of REL Latin students scored 90 or above, with several second year students also receiving eminent merit certificates and National Latin Honor Society membership. First year qualifiers with 90+ included Theresa Bailey and others, while Alan Buster joined the Honor Society on the third year level. The national averages were 4, 48, and 50 for first, second, and third years respectively.
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Connie Thomas
Mike Jones
Robert E. Lee High School
REL
A. F E. Worsley
Elizabeth, Inc
Mike
Connie
Charles Schikman
Kathryn Priest
Danny DuBose
Gwen Bussa
Judy Ploeger
Theresa Bailey
Will Bickley
Rusty Boggess
Terry Brinkman
David Broussard
Roger Dillon
Elizabeth Hamel
Terry Higgs
Bobby Isakson
James James
Marin Lively
Karen McManus
John Pavlas
Mike Smith
Margaret Suesse
Ronnie Wilhelm
Alan Buster
Cheerleaders elected at Robert E. Lee High School
Cheerleading elections at Robert E. Lee High School included a run-off on Monday for the senior and junior squads. Seniors Melania Moore and Buzzy Mitchell lead the 2024-25 cheer team with Bill Tucker and Benny Boudreaux as juniors. JoAnne Benardin was the lone senior on the ballot. Sharon Francis and Benny ran in the junior run-off. other candidates included Judie Roush, Louise Schiescl, Joanie Wells, Brenda Chandler, and Ronny Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB
Lee High School
Yeals
Melania Moore
Buzzy Mitchell
Bill Tucker
Benny Boudreaux
Melanie
Buzzy
JoAnne Benardin
Sharon Francis
Benny
Judie Roush
Louise Schiescl
Joanie Wells
Brenda Chandler
Ronny Wilhelm
Bill
Ashbel Smith PTA Reschedules May Meeting With Sixth Grade Program
The Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association voted to move its regular meeting to Tuesday May 14 at 2 15 PM with a program by sixth graders. Officers for 1963 64 will be installed by Mrs Rex Curtin. Members attending Houston Spring District Conference May 1 2 include Mrs Ansley Mrs J C Godwin Mrs Hollis LaRue and Mrs W H Powers. The group donated 25 to the PTA scholarship fund and will collect items for Goodwill Industries in support of the Thrift Exchange. The program “Third Grade on Parade” featured Smith third graders coordinated by Mrs Charles Freeman Mrs Walter Bradbury Mrs George Smith Mrs R E Olds and Mrs Karl Springer. Room prizes went to classes of Mrs Kelly Mudd Mrs George Smith and Mrs C T Buss ey. Refreshments closed the meeting served by the hospitality committee. Sixth graders will be honored with a party in the Smith cafeteria after the May meeting.
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Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association
B. T. Ansley
Rex Curtin
Smith
Houston
Ansley
J. C. Godwin
Hollis LaRue
W. H. Powers
Coleman J Godwin
City Council
PTA
Grace Methodist Women Elect Officers for New Year
The WSCS at Grace Methodist Church elected officers for the year in a Wednesday meeting. New president Mrs W C Rogers, and vice president Mrs B T Anderson lead a slate that includes recording secretary Mrs M L Griffith and treasurer Mrs K K Kuthel. Additional appointees cover church activities youth work and publications. Also announced: plans for an annual senior dinner and district offices for Galveston and Wesleyan groups.
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Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of Grace Methodist Church
W.C. Rogers
8. T. Anderson
M.L. Griffith
H. W. Marable
W. H. Powers
W. W
Roger
Galveston
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Sylvia McKinstry
Wesleyan Service Guild
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John Beaker
The
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Gander
Mickey Reilly
Carolyn Herman
Judy Minter
Brenda Strack
Gailland Smith
Ganna Robinson
Rene Barsalou
Joe Baker
Sarah Swain
Shirley Mims
Carolyn Moss
Carole Anderson
Jenefred Hederhorst
Donna Toups
Troop
House OF Wesley
Noursey Division
RIAL
Bloomington
Julie Ann Pitts
Randall Pitts
K. R. Taylor
C. M. Pitts
C. KR. McNabb
Julie
Charlotte
Trinity Baptist Church
Wisconsin
John Duckett
Helmers ST. Baptist of
Ashbel Smith
WSCS
of Grace Methodist
Cynthea Kay Macha
Iry Macha
Frank Micha
Candy Road
Warren Moore
Sunset
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Cynthia Ann
Phillip G. Kahler
East
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
H. A. Kahler
Oklahoma City
F. Ws. Myrick
Lubbock
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist Church
C. Glenn
Johnson, Raw
Kan Matsumoto
Fort Worth
Memphis
Tennessee
Burlington Mills
Seersucker
K-mart
Burlington Mill
Sears
Kmart
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N. Pruett
Akmarts
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