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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1966
Page
13
Lee College plans a Valentine formal from 8 p m to midnight in the college gym with informal dress and admission by student activity cards. The Outcasts provide music for the Student Council event while the Calendar Committee oversees decorations and arrangements.
Horace Mann Junior High will host photography day with Stefanie Snead as reporter. Students and teachers to wear contrasting blouses and shirts, dark coats over light tops for best pictures.
The Cherubs meet to discuss their next production The House of Bernard Alba with Henry Mayes directing and a tentative rehearsal schedule plus main cast Melvin Arnex Delores arms and Ann Harris. Carverettes plan Feb 28 installation and charity project at Baytown Day Care Centre on Bookertee Street to repair playground equipment and install curtains for a homey look.
Magician Mystol, stage name of Mike Gates, will perform at 7:30 PM in a club sponsored magic show at Lee College to raise funds for the college loan fund. Tickets cost 25 cents for grades 1-3, 35 cents for grades 4 through college, and 70 cents for adults. Children under six admitted free. Proceeds support the college loan fund. Circle K members sell tickets. Circle K also plans a Shriner's Parade float on March 25 led by Larry Casey with sweetheart Linda Hickerson. March 18 marks Field Day with individual and dual sports. 48 clubs from the Circle K Texas-Oklahoma District invited. New members Ben Middleton, Richard Enders, Sammy Hance, Bob Whaley chosen. Sophomore Circle K members hosted a breakfast for new and other members at John Tucker’s home.
A string of brief student vignettes highlights everyday moments and quirks. Gander Quacks Jack Trigg suffers a stomach ache while Susan Mack interprets a record and Suzy Quinton chats from an upstairs window.
Crosby High School senior Bell Loftin son of Mr and Mrs W L Loftin is a Crosby Buff football and basketball player. He serves on the student council and is parliamentarian of the Future Farmers of America. He was Beau of the Future Homemakers of America and attended Boys State last summer. He is a National Honor Society member.
The Blue Jay Band of St. Joseph's Junior High will perform at a church procession after Mass on Sunday in St. Joseph's Catholic Church to honor Monsignor Denis Kennedy, who was invested as Domestic Prelate. The procession follows the 1 pm Mass and precedes a 2 pm reception in the school auditorium.
Kelly Mudd Judy Parsons and Jerry Smith from Robert E. Lee High School will compete in the State Youth Leadership Conference on March 5 in Fort Worth. They earned medals at the Houston DE meeting with Kelly and Judy winning in sales demonstration and Jerry in job interview. Jerry will enter advertising in Fort Worth while Judy and Kelly return to sales demonstration. DE coordinators Fr Leslie Couch and Mrs Mary Beth McElroy.
Donna Hoftspauir details the Anchor Club activities in Baytown. Six members visit Monks Rest Home St James and Baytown Nursing Home weekly, donate stockings, create hospital cards, support Opportunity School and Sterling Library, and prep for the Lee Inter-Club Volleyball Tournament on Feb 19. Sharon Bennett leads as Relay Queen and accounts for her roles in student government.
A Robert E. Lee High School student praises the traffic safety program linked to Baytown police and Judge Barney Ward. The essay argues drivers should study traffic laws, physical and mental readiness, and driving under varied conditions, urging broader use of Traffic School to reduce injuries and fatalities.
Nancy Hechler and Tommy Svoboda chosen as Crosby High School Citizens of the Month for February. Nancy is a CHS sophomore active in band and annual staff, while Tommy, a junior, plays on the Cros by Basketball team and is a student council member. Faculty vote determined the selections.
Cedar Bayou Junior High votes elect Kathy Blanscet as Student Council president with Denise Wier as vice president and Christy Lee as secretary. Ninth grade leaders are Rodney Wood president, Kathleen Garrett VP, Diana Boney secretary. Eighth grade president Stevie Underwood, Debbie Boeatright VP, Karen Scrivner secretary. Seventh grade officers Debbie Stone president, Karen Allen VP, Carol Cox secretary.
Teen book reviewer DENGBE REDNERE notes the plot of Three Desperate Days where Julie disobeys parental advice during a Christmas trip to Florida. She and her grandmother are held captive in a car by two hoodlums, raising questions about trust, danger, and the need to heed caution when meeting unfamiliar offers of help.
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