Powder Puff Game At REL January 20 In Memorial Stadium
Girls from Robert E. Lee will take the field in a 7:30 p.m. powder puff football game on January 20 at Memorial Stadium. The Dixie Darlings versus the Stonewall Sissies will feature student council players and a host of student organizers, captains, and cheerleaders, with halftime entertainment and a dance after the game. Proceeds fund foreign exchange sponsorship and student council activities.
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Rel
Robert E. Lee Student Council
Memorial Stadion
Dixie Darlings
Stonewall ‘ Sises
Wayne Bell
Sissies
John M. ‘Kilgore
Richard Gres
Dunks
Kelly Rushing
Virgil
Mc‘Gahee
Edilie Gray
Jackie Stevens
Linda Hanson
Darlings
John Durham
Bill Marshall
Jeff Paine
Tom Keating
Alen
Envi
Jey Sheats
Bob Franks
Bert Hill
Ham
Jimmy Stripling
Donnie
Stricklin
Butch Perkins
Rudy
Herrera
Jimmyl
The
Ganders
Council
Thel
Foreign Exchange
Gary Vincent
Bill Stewart
Joe Lee
Bill Harlan
Dan Longacre
Lee College Senior Day Fans Attend Feb Event
Lee College marks Senior Day with a Western dance and faculty coffee on February 26. The campus notes generosity from Hendrix, a hayride, and Ranglerette participation while Richard Sparks helps as usual. Eugenia Jones listens to stories as Joe College Chatter Jennings reports student gratitude for the new train and Roslyn Hanse works on a sidewalk project. Bill Hayes experiences a minor accident as students head to classes early and Bobbie crams for finals.
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Hendrix
Richard Sparks
Eugenia Jones
JOE College
Lee College Senior Day and Western Week Planned
Teen Times reports Lee College hosting Senior Day on February 26 with area seniors registering and touring the new library after refreshments. The LC music department presents a 7 to 8 p.m. program, followed by a gym dance. Student council coordinates, Ranglerettes manage decorations and registration, Gamma Phi Kappa and Rho Epsilon Beta supply refreshments, and Ranglers lead tours. Allen Laird oversees science exhibits. Circle K provides entertainment. Upcoming semester events include Robert E. Lee High School Stage Band in January, Lee College Choir in February, no program in March, Confederate Ball nominations in April, intramural awards in May, and the Ranglers Beard Growing Contest starting January 1 lasting six weeks with prizes for best beards and a Valentine’s Dance at the Community House. Western Week is set for the second week in March with dress in western attire and activities like a barbecue and street dance.
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Lee College
LC Music
Gymasium
Ranglerettes
Gamma Phi Kappa
Ranglers
Rebs
Bud ‘Dy Williams
Ranglereites
Weather Balloons and Election Plans at Highlands
Students hear about three 30 foot weather balloons to be launched after finals tracked with a telescope. Elections near end of term for junior high Eagle Eye staff and student council officers, with nine grade vote rules and farewell for Bobbie Clark.
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Oan
Eddy Bridwell
Betty Kluch
Chinky- Rossers
B. P. Hopper
Ed Monk
Larry McAdams
Thur Maxwell
Bobbie Clark
HJH
Glen L. Harrington
Hallier
Ceiver
Harrington
al An
Mos
Japan
Seventeen Students Score 100 in Spelling Bee
Seventeen Robert E. Lee High School students achieved perfect scores of 100 in the National Offices Man spelling test. Johnny D. Riley, chairman, announced winners including Virginia Colwell and Larry Enlis under Mrs Harriott Cook sponsorship, with other top scorers from Harriet McKay’s group and Mrs Seati’s students. The test was proctored by Mrs Louise Jones and sponsors, with Na Faye Horton noted for notching 100. The exam will be offered again next semester.
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Robert E. Lee
Johnny D. Riley
Virginia Colwell
Larry Enlis
Judy Riley
Pat Roberts
Harriett Cook
Harriet McKay
Leslie Couch
Leon Higginbotham
Delores J . Sharon Cox
Janet Day
Joanie Smith
Richard Walker
W. O. Muller
Dellal Robberson
Seati
Josce Bobalik
Brenda Givens
Betty Keyes
Hobybig Robinson
Jill Wright
Riley
Na Faye Horton
Louise Jones
College Capers: Local Students Head to Colleges
Vernon McManus visits home from Louisiana State University with Sharon Jones while Hannah Sands, Doris Lowry, and Marilyn Stout prepare to enter Sam Houston State College, Baylor University, and more.
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Vernon McManus
A.D. McManus
McKinney Road
Louisiana State University
Sharon Jones
James A. Jones
Woodlawn
Hannah Sands
Robert E. Lee Hich School
Sam Houston State College
Will
Doris Lowry
Doris
Lee College
Marilyn Stout
University of Houston
Baylor Universy
Finals At Baytown Junior High Stress Study Habits
Baytown Junior High warns students to start studying early for final exams set for January 16 to 19 with specific subjects scheduled across days. Counselors invite parents to view graded achievement tests on file, and the Parents Council leadership outlines plans including a spring carnival and ninth grade banquet.
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Baytown
Baytown Junior High
Oulda Carroll
Homer Morris
Parents Council
John H. McC
Cedar Bayou Junior High to Host Sweetheart Dance
Cedar Bayou Junior High will hold its annual Sweetheart Dance on Friday February 23 from 7 20 to 10 pm at the Community House. A ninth grade king and queen will lead the dance with a prince and princess from each grade. National Honor Society notes plans for comic book distributions to Baytown hospitals and a student directory. The Cedar Bayou band plays for one half the school, with four trips planned to perform at Baytown Horace Mann Carver and Highlands junior highs.
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Anne Humphries
Linda Henry
Beth Phillips
Connie Fisher
Jimmy Dunham
Ronny Laird
John Bettes
Charlotte Davis
Ywonor Society
National Honor Society
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Allso
Cedar Bayou
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Horace Mann
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Highlands
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Susan Shipley
Gary Mottley
Sharon Woods
Florida
Kay Reeder
Mikell Enderli
Paris
France
Robbie Lawhon
Barbers Hill PTA Benefit Game January 18
Barbers Hill hosts a boys basketball game January 18 at 7 p m against the KNUZ jockeys to raise funds for the Barbers Hill Parent Teachers Association. Proceeds from the event support PTA projects and activities.
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Barbers Hill
PTA
Knuz Dige
Parent - Teachers Association
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