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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1971

Page

7

BHHS Students Attend Regional UIL Meet and More

Barbers Hill High School sent a large delegation to the Region Three UIL Spring meet in Kilgore. Top placers included Johnelle Roelse 1st in slide rule and 2nd in pole vault, David Eaves 1st in pole vault, Beaver Trousdale 2nd in pole vault, and Richard Moore 2nd in the mile. Other regional winners were Alice Roelse 3rd in slide rule, Steve Kolb 3rd in number sense, Mike Gresham and Lawrence Camp 2nd in debate, Sidney Hutter 3rd in boys poetry interpretation, and Peggy Gigout 2nd in girls poetry interpretation. In tennis, Keith Elliott and Jabe Leonard were 2nd in boys doubles. Auto Mechanics teacher Barry Harvey and class travel to Dallas to tour General Motors, Arlington, International Harvester, and other plants. Student Council elections set for May 14 with rules on class representation. Tryouts for cheerleaders occurred, and FHA officers were installed at the 1971 State FHA Meeting in Dallas. Sonya Crowder and Karen Neuman represented BHHS with advisor Mrs. Janis Hill.

David Eaves Beaver Trousdale Richard Moore Johnelle Roelse Austin Beaver Trousdale Alice Roelse Steve Kolb Mike Gresham Lawrence Camp Sidney Hutter Peggy Gigout Keith Elliott Jabe Leonard Barry Harvey Dallas General Motors Arlington International Harvester Origicar Dalas FHA

Quick Quiz Tulips and Moby Dick Facts

A quiz note explains that most cultivated tulips come from an Asian tulip brought to Europe in the 1500s. It also recalls that Moby Dick is a fierce white whale known to sailors of Herman Melville’s era.

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