Sophomore Orientation At Robert E Lee High
Sophomores at Robert E Lee High begin fall orientation with color meaning and school song explanations. Programs run Sept 5 to Sept 29, including division by gender for talks with Miss Eula Potter and Henry Armstrong, followed by small group sessions and activity periods led by guidance staff and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert, E. Lee
Lee
Eula Potter
Henry Armstrong
Dorothy Willis
O. A. Brown
Frank James
Roy White
Reception Fetes Rodney Novosad
A reception was held Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Novosad 1714 Carolina for Brother Rodney Novosad after his Perpetual Profession for Religious Vows in the Society of Mary at Our Lady of the Pillar Church in Clayton Missouri The event honors his completion of studies across Wisconsin Washington DC Glencoe Missouri and San Antonio before Perpetual Vows This month 65 guests were served by Mrs Joe Zatopek and Mrs Leonard Mozoch The cake bore blue inscriptions of The Society of Mary and Novosad He is a 1950 graduate of Robert E Lee High School and attended the University of Saint Thomas He plans to teach at Central High School in San Antonio this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Novosad
A. J. Novosad
Carolina
Society of Mary
Our Lad of the Pillar Church
Clayton
Joe Zatopek
Leonard Mozoch
Novosad
Robert E. Lee High School
University of St. Thomas
U. S. Army
Wisconsin
Washington D. C
Glencoe
San Antonio
Central High School
Mrs Martin Wins Prize At Fire Widows Meeting
Mrs Martin wins a tri pot ivy door prize at a Fire Widows meeting hosted by Mrs Kenneth Rowe 218 W Nazro Th evening. Prizes go to Mrs H Price Mrs Art Lintelman Mrs G H McBride Jr Mrs J Thompson and Mrs W H Taylor. Next meeting set for Sept 1 at Mrs Hub Bounds East Fayle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin
Kenneth Rowe
W. Nazro
H. Price
Art Lintelman
G. H. McBride Jr
J. Thompson
W. H. Taylor
Hub Bounds
East Fayle
Teen activity notes from a busy town gathering
A packed column lists local teens enjoying picnics boat rides and drives-ins while returning from camps and trips. Names include John Young Sandra Wheeler Elray Mallory Beverly Mills Linda Watts Kay Mallory Jerri Milner Mary Beth Watts Gary Goss Sharon Myers and many others. Pieces mention school prep, weddings, summer plans and a luau setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Sandra Wheeler
Elray Mallory
Beverly Mills
Linda Watts
Kay Mallory
Jerri Milner
Mary Beth Watts
Gary Goss
Sharon Myers
Butch Perking
Bobby, Edmundson
Danny Rogers
Linda “Webb
Sandra Barrett
Sesan Taylor
Mary Sue Wilson
Sandra McCune
Carol Altman
Logan Young
Ray ‘Cook
David Conway
Sherry Pitlman
Diane Lester
Jane Turner
Woody Butler
Teresa Atchinson
Galveston
Bobby Schima
A. L. Holleman
Ray Mixon
Dorothy Allen
Barbara Bossart
Rosemary Kent
Diana’ Alford
Tanya Jones
Fenny Lusk
Johnny Peet
Dianne Smitherman
Virginia’ Williams
Huntsville
Jill Legler
Ann Wismier
California
Pat Higginbotham
Bill Cappleman
Bryan Stratton
Bobby
Warne
King Leach
Bill Sharp
Sharon Jones
Sue Englehardt
Mary Jane Bull
Janet Donnelly
Harriett Kelly
Diane McIntyre Tung
Betty Cook
Judy Sheen
Forgy Bailey
Jeanhine Lyons
Roger Diljot
iY _ Jan Musick
Gay McAlister
Jane Rogers
Connie Callam
Carol Englehardt
Hallettsville
Schulenberg
William
Bleving
Maria Wilhelm
New Jersey
Rick Bell
Stephanie Warren
Debbie Adams
Kerry Katribe
Mike Bowers
Canada
Judy Hollingsworth
Leakey
Carolyn Woods
College Capers Dance Guest Visit
Judy Hollingsworth of 2207 Wright Boulevard hosts Miss Marilyn Lindstrom of Channelview for a week long visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Hollingsworth
M's
M. P. Hollingsworth
Wright Boulevard
Marilyn Lindstrom
Channelview
Lee College Expands Courses For Adult Learners
Lee College plans expanded night classes and noncredit options to attract adult students. Courses span polymer chemistry, stock investments, steel design, nursing, creative writing, Russian history, flower arranging, Bible study, slide rule tech, music, art, and practical trades. Many adults seek better jobs, personal enrichment, or degree completion while balancing work and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lee College
Lee
William R. Peterson
United Rubber
Wayne L. Gregory
W. A. McElhannon
John Elitis
John Guemple
Jiuy
Elsie Reo
Platter chatter reviews hillbilly and pop picks
A Baytown Top Ten chart notes rising acts and new releases among country and pop artists. Bob Wills and Tommy Duncan join a crop of new albums while other veterans reissue favorites. Standouts include Duane Eddy Tammy, Paul Anka cha cha tunes, and Bobby Darin You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. The Baytown list runs Candy Man to Together with artists like Rey Orion, Mar Keys, and Fats Domino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wills
Tommy Duncan
America
Wackey Wey
Jerry Lee Lewis
Glen Barber
Duane Eddy
Tammy
Paul Anka
Baytown
Candy Man
Rey Orbison
Mar-Keys
Gene Thon II
Michael
Highwaymen
Imi Yuro
Mike Walsh Surprised With Farewell Party
Mike Walsh youth director at First Christian Church was surprised with a farewell party in the church fellowship hall before returning to Portland Oregon. He will enter Texas Christian University this fall as a sophomore. Thirty seven attendees included Mr and Mrs Arnold Robbins Mr and Mrs George Adams Hubert N ichols and the Rev and Mrs Early Bigsex.
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Mike Walsh
First Christian Church
Ship Hall
Portland
Ore
Texas Christian University
Arnold Robbins
George Adams
Hubert Nichols
Early Bigsex
Rosemary Kent Named Reporter For R.E.Lee
Rosemary Kent, senior student at Robert E. Lee High, has been named teen reporter for The Baytown Sun representing REL. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs L F Kent, active in Brigadiers, Student Council, Rotary Anns, Future Teachers, and Youth League, and is secretary of Trinity Episcopal Youth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Kent
Robert E. Lee High
Selval
Baytown Sun
RIL
Rosemary
L. F. Kent
Texas
Shea Ber
Brigadiers
Tr. Rotary-Anns
REL
Ambier
Trinity Episcopal Church
Youth Lease
Pilot Biology Course To Continue At AEL
A pilot biology program will run five classes at Robert E. Lee High School this fall with Don Davis teaching. It aligns with the American Institute of Biological Sciences and uses new materials from the Biological Sciences Curriculum Study. The effort, begun in 1959, includes about 1,000 students in 37 centers nationwide and aims to present biology as an ongoing search for meaning rather than fixed dogma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Don Davis
American Institute of Biological Sciences
University of Colorado
Boulder
iColo
Uip
American Institute of Biologists
BRCS
Henting Bentley Glass
Johns Hopking University
BSCS
Birth announcements for Gary Scott Englert and Lammy Paul Witt
Heirport ENGLERT Mr and Mrs Jerry Englert welcome a son Gary Scott born Aug 20 at Baytown Hospital weighing 7 lb 13 oz. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Englert and Mr and Mrs Raleigh Prin eau of Baytown. Lamy Paul Witt born Aug 24 to Mr and Mrs Panch Witt in Corre weighing 6 lb 1 oz. Grandparents Mr and Mrs E O Graves of Baytown and Mr and Mrs W J Witt of Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englert
Jerry Englert
Adams
Anmounen
Gary Scott
Baytown Hospital
Jave
Walter Englert
Raleigh Prineaux
Baytown
Terry
Panch
Witt
Willis
Lamy Paul
Corre
E. 0. Graves
W. J. Witt
Gainesville
Five Booby Traps for Success in Freshman Year College
An National Education Association guidance lists five main hazards for first year college students. It emphasizes weak study habits, lack of motivation, unreal expectations of campus life, difficulty adjusting to rigorous work, and trouble forming new social connections. Practical steps include reading courses, seeking teacher help, planning study schedules, budgeting time, and engaging with guidance counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
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Teen Times
Tropical
Galveston Island
Galvez Hotel
Foldar
Mgr
Hotel
Galvez
Mrs. Martin
Jones Furniture CO
Harris County Federal Savings and Loanshss
Octalion
Elizabeth. Meeks
Robert D. Koones
Center
Tilman W. Pyle
Pyle
General Telephone Co
Miss Meeks
Bobby Sutphin
Joe the
Mexico
Bud Moore
Bobby Lewis
Fats Domino
Connie Franeis
R.e.lee
AEL
National Education Allegetation
Washington, D. C
Darlene
Tami
Gaylord
Hanes
Shadowling
Seca
Rosenberg
Sir James
Atll Bay-Tex
West Texas Ave
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