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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
10
Sara Grithin reports on a student activity at Robert E Lee High School inviting responses to the question What is your pet peeve The feature captures student opinions and humor reflecting campus life and student engagement
Students prepare for end of term exams next week marking the first semester's close. Schedule shifts allow four days for finals with period by period testing and later report card issuance.
Lee College students weigh Lyndon B Johnson after Kennedy s death in a representative survey. Most say Johnson has acted decisively yet cautiously and has soothed national unrest, while critics worry about his political direction and the shift from Kennedy era culture. The overall mood remains wait and see as election time nears.
Houston AP United States farm experts report all time records for the fiscal year as measured by exports and cash sales. George L Mehren assistant secretary of agriculture cautions that May trade talks will determine if current record levels endure or rise further in coming years. He spoke at the 35th annual meeting of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives saying the agricultural picture has reached a turning point and remains optimistic about prospects.
What When Where Thursday Forum 7 p.m with Mrs B W Thomas 1616 Southwood Craigmont Gardens Club 7 30 p.m With Mrs 3 Fo Mc Chesney Jr 5302 Vae Drive Happy Grandmothers Club 72 p.m Lynnhaven Service League Building Kappa Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi 1 30 p.m Chamber of Commerce Building Baytown Grandmothers Club 7 30 p.m Citizens National Bank Party Room Friday Council of Varentx and Teachers sponsored study discussion meeting 9 a.m. Noon Sterling Municipal Library
John Nugent and Gay McFarland, top student leaders at Lee College, are elected Colonel Lee and First Lady in the Lee Log yearbook section. McFarland, a sophomore education major, plans to attend Stephen F. Austin State College to study secondary English, while Nugent, a history major, aspires to civil law and politics. Both have active roles in student government, Pi Theta Kappa, and Circle K, with McFarland as Student Council secretary and Phi Theta Kappa president and Nugent as Student Council VP and Circle K president. Gay is among Lee College’s eight outstanding students and maintains a 2.5 GPA.
New York AP reports Continental Grain Co said the first U S wheat shipment to the Soviet Union will be loaded aboard the American flag ship Exilone at Norfolk Virginia on January 26 or 27. The Exilone, of American Export Lines, is the first in a series to carry grain to the Soviet Union in February and March. The sale totaled 78.5 million dollars, arranged under US Maritime Administration guideline rates.
A long, quirky roll call of students and locals sharing light anecdotes about peers. Names include Kathy, Minda Shoenaker, Lan Williams, Kenny Fullen, Teresa Atchinson, Linda Bonner, Bobby Warne, Jane Turner, Pat Boothe, and many others in a campus-notebook style roundup. The piece records jokes, hobbies, trips, sports, and small happenings as if from a school bulletin.
The National Junior Honor Society welcomed ninth and eighth grade members including Christine Ehlig Erin McGowan Robert Zubik Judy Amyett Kathy Anderson Ralph Brian Baker Sandra Behrens Chuck Clinton Connie Cole Patty Cox Connie Donnelly Elaine Donnelly Kathy Farley Marl Beth Hamilton Ronald Harper Iris Harrington Jan Henderson and more. Officers named are La Juana Russell president Kaye Elliott vice president Brenda Bowers secretary Linda Fayle treasurer and Susan Souby reporter. Members were chosen for scholarship citizenship character and service.
Barbers Hill High School plans a Saturday night banquet in the school cafe with head coach Bill Yeoman as guest speaker. Master of ceremonies Winston Smith will lead, and awards including the Jimbo Wooldridge Sportsmanship Award will be presented to football players and cheerleaders. Guests will dine on barbecue and sides, followed by a dance in the cafeteria and activities in the Music Room.
William J. Young complained that the Indian war dance is an honored form of art, but in Pueblo it is not. He was arrested by police for causing disturbances by staging dances at taverns. Before Magistrate John P. McGrath, Young claimed some Indian blood and showed a train ticket to return to Philadelphia.
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