New Student Council Officers Elected At Horace Mann Junior
Horace Mann Junior School completed spring student council elections with multiple run offs. Mark Petrassi won eighth grade president. Debbie Micheletti became vice president. Lari Barton won eighth grade secretary. Glenm Angel tops chief of sailors. Karen Kerr named chief of auditorium. Linda Rhodes elected chief of cafeteria. Gary Eastman and Janel Gray won posts for grounds and halls respectively. Linda Bluck won chief of lost and found in a run off. Seventh and sixth grade results include presidents, vice presidents, and secretaries with several run offs. Honors lists show Distinguished and Regular Honor Roll members across grades. Basketball results: Highlands Junior School seventh grade defeated HMJS 4-24. eighth grade beat Green Goblins 33-30. next games against Haytown noted.
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Horace Mann Junior School
Jat Kelly
Mark Petrassi
Prade
Mark
Debbie Micheletti
Vicki Thompson
le Anne Harnson
Lari Barton
Lari
Sailors
Glenm Angel
Susan Rau
Karen Kerr
Laura
Mark Burts
Denny Murph
Laurie Shoopman
Diane LaVergne
Kenneth Way
Wendell Holmes
Connie Kerr
Greg Angel
Lydia Gaskin
Cindy Hayes
Linda Arnold
Connie Carr
Melinda Calhriner
Richard Clayton
William Commer
Webbie DeLoach
Pamela Mcbaniel
Lorne Moran
Kenda Murph
David Nixon
Peggy Urehui
Pamela Ormsbee
Debra Sue Woods
Cindy Barfield
Barbara Beck
Nancy Brinkley
Annie Crawford
Linda
Debbie Martin
Feresa Myers
Karla Opryshek
Evelyn Sadik
Susaty Anderson
Troy Bowman
Tina Coker
Tommy Surrey
Janice Cryer
Cuba Joy Ferrell
Wayne Ganske
Kathi Hayden
Ali
Sherry Hutchins
Gwen Keith
Renee Knowles
Gary McDaniel
Chris Perkins
Dorothy Phillips
Marta Reyes
Kathy
Glenn Huey
Jan Aelly
Donnie Lindstrom
Patti Malloy
Debbie Michelet
Shelly Patterson
Mark Petrash
Melanie Roush
Judy Russell
Deanne Sargent
Diana Sellers
Vickie Thompson
Linda Tuck
Tracy Williams
Rebecca Villanueva
Highlands
HMJS
Green Goblins
Haytown
Alans
Martha Brown
Carolyn Baggett
Laura Barajas
Lbj
Jan Kelley
Lady Bird Johnson
Patty Dabney
William Nettle
Diane Lemmon
Hong Kong
Monteze Botkin
Garland Huey
Pat Steele J
Value Showdown Nova promises lower price, extra features
During the Value Showdown a 1969 Nova is offered with Powerglide and power disc brakes, standard head restraints, and a 200 hp V8 at a price $78,000 below last year with similar equipment. The ad touts improved anti theft lock, insulation, and quieter engines while noting buyers switch from foreign cars to the Nova for economy. Drive one at your Chevy dealer’s Value Showdown.
Lil Ol Playhouse Seeks City Permit For Daughters Playhouse
Dallas AP Jerf Smith built a playhouse for his five year old daughter Kerry Lynn. The city demanded a building permit. The structure includes a refrigerator carpeting door chimes and air conditioning. Smith says Kerry Lynn allows him to play with her as long as he removes his shoes.
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Dallas
Jerf Smith
Kerry Lynn
Smith
Favorites For February Selected At Crosby High
February picks name Pam Mason as Crosby High School teen of the month and Romue Elliott as teen boy of the month. The Buffalo Banner editors cite leadership and personality while detailing posters, club notes, sports surprises, and class activities across the campus scene.
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Crosby High
Crosby
Buffalo Banner
Pam Mason
Pam
E. Mason
Ramsey Rd
Romue Elliott
A. Elliott
Daniel Waddell
Midland Man Is Named Head Of Baylor Bands
Gene C. Smith of Midland has been named director of bands for Baylor University. He has been band director at Robert E. Lee High School and is renowned for state wide band clinics. He succeeds Donald Moore who retired last fall.
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Waco, Tex
Gene C. Smith
Midland
Baylor University
Robert E. Lee High
Smith
Donald Moore
Grant to Museum Continues Schlumberger Support
The Museum of Fine Arts Houston received its ninth consecutive grant of 20000 dollars from the Schlumberger Foundation. Edward Rotan announced the gift to aid purchases for the museum's permanent collection to sustain its worldwide reputation.
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Museum of Fine Acts
Schlumberger Foundation
Edward Ratan
Rotan
Board of Manangers
Houston
Museum of Fine Arts
World Almanac condemns pollution reaching all regions
The World Almanac reports retreat to rural areas no longer guarantees relief from pollution. It notes that industrial wastes vehicles planes and atomic testing spread contaminants to remote areas. Central Antarctica records the cleanest snow yet radioactive fallout and city smog are found in snow cover worldwide.
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Antarctica
World Almanac
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