Speech Tournament at Robert E. Lee High in Houston
Students compete in a district speech and drama event with entries in dramatic interpretation and humorous and serious contests. Finalists named include Terry Ryals Becky Camp Nancy Capplera Patricia Murtz Henry Stevenson Ron Cannon. Southern Belles and Madrigals perform at school events and community dinners while All-Region Choir selections are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foir
Irobert
Lee
Houston
iBragosport
Mildred "Lucas
Southern Belles
Paris
Mary Guemple
Bill Bailey
Barbara Morgan
Buzzy Mitchell
Berakfast
Donnie Burch
Simon
New Books Arrive At Library And School Activities
Mrs. Lorene McCarty orders 24 new prebound books for the HIM library received December 5 and January 2. Titles include Humorous Monologues for Teenagers Tad Lincoln Seabiscuit in Petticoats Dugout Tycoon A Shy Girl Old Detroit Bowel Game Battle of Gettysburg plus many Civil War titles. Mrs. McCarty plans more fine selections soon. Physical education for ninth grade girls featured weather cancellations for soccer replaced by folk dancing and a Christmas ball then fitness tests with pullups. Eagle Eye journal assignments updated for publication. In Highlands Highlights Sue Yandell Nancy Ferguson and others appear in lighthearted classroom vignettes with routine mischief and dances.
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Lorene’ McCarty
HIM
Sharon “Dituurth
McCarty
Tad. Lincoln
Seabiscuit
Reilysburg
L Library
Reinelander
England
Denmark
France
Cedar Bayou Band Concert at Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou Band under Douglas Wallace performed during activity period at Horace Mann. Students enjoyed pieces including Men in Gray Begin the Beguine and Abanoka. Separate notes mention eye tests for eighth graders and a ninth grade Spanish class reviewed for midterms with narrative recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou
Horace Mann
Douglas Wallace
Horace: Mann
Mann
Wand Wi
Pauline, Parker
Gary Meredith
Tommy Walling
Philip James Leighton
Litueefield
Roy Montgomery
Johnny Kiepas
Robert LeGrone
Mike Lannon
Tommy Purser
Randy Kimmey
Dwight Anthons
Criss Carlson
Rusty Holland
Larry Knox
Sharon Kilgore
Kathy Rankin
Mans Beverly
Burton
Billy Nugent
Betty Blann
Terry
AfcCormick
Ralph
Crosby High School Band Region Honors and Junior Play
Crosby High School band students Patsy Cream Cathy Miller Karen Henson Gardina Kristyn earned regional band honors but none made state band. Out of 240 contestants eight qualified for state band. The CHS junior class announced a three act play to fund the Prom with auditions open to all juniors who sign the hall bulletin sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby High School
Patsy Cream
Cathy Miller
Karen Henson
Gardina Kristynik
CHS
Marjorie Martin
US Criticized On Panama Stand
US officials report that a U S Information Agency survey finds heavy Communist criticism of the Panama stance and broad regional skepticism. The Panama issue is framed by Moscow Peking and Havana as U S imperialism with Panama viewed as nationalist protest. Respondents in Latin America show cautious wait and see sentiment and less backing for Panama’s demands than canal internationalization.
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Washington
U.S. Information Agency
United States
Panama
Latin
America
Moscow
Peking
Havana
U.S
Latin America
Mrs Leisner Honored At Crosby Shower
Mrs John Leisner of Crosby was honored with a stork shower at the Crosby home of Mrs Bill Dean. Hostesses included Mrs A J Robberson Jr and Mrs P Kristynk with about forty guests attending. The centerpiece featured a white moral arrangement of pink accents and storks, while refreshments included punch coffee and petits fours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leisner
Crosby
Bill, Dean
A. J. Robberson Jr
P. P. Kris»tynek
Ronald Bryant
Bobby Rundzieher
Judy Leisner
Band Plans Ice Skating Trip During Holiday Break
The band will sail into Houston for ice skating after a school 6:20 pm meeting Friday, depart at 6:30 pm, and expect to return from Winterland around 11 pm. FRIDAY CONTEST. Holy Name essay winners announced at breakfast with Mary Joe Pavias taking first prize of 10 dollars. Pegey Con hig and Paul Jaubert Ged tied for second, each receiving 5 dollars.
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Houston
Winterland
Holy Name
Mary Joe Pavias
Pegey Conhig
Paul Jaubert
Pegey
Paul
Carel Hausemann
Patsy Baker
Loretta Gregory
Cathy Suates
Cathy
Patsy
Basic Explorer Course Planned at St Mark's Church
A basic Explorer training course will be held at 7 p.m. on Monday Jan 20 in St Mark's Methodist Church Fellowship Hall for adult leaders advisory committee members institutional representatives and anyone interested in Explorer Scouting. Eldon Sehnert coordinates training for the Sam Houston Area Council with Lynn Seamans chairing the District Training Committee. Seamans and Phil Bennett lead the District's Explorer Training program and urge wide attendance.
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St Mark's Methodist Church
Ard
Eldon
Sehnert
Sam’ Houston
First Aid Course Planned at Walker Elementary
Jim Count, volunteer with Houston Harris County Chapter American Red Cross, will lead a 10 hour first aid course at Walker Elementary January 21 23 28 30 and February 4 from 730 to 930 PM. The class is free to the public and covers drowning poisoning bone fractures and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Count
Houston
Harris County
Walker Elementary School
Parent-Teacher Association
Walker
M. Harmon
Carver School
PTA
Thawing a Frozen Turkey Tips
A reader offers quick tips for thawing a turkey. Leaving it at room temperature overnight is fastest, while thawing in the refrigerator takes two to three days. The guidance contrasts room temperature versus refrigerator methods for safe thawing.
Wesley Foundation proposed at Lee College
Kathleen DI reports on forming a Wesley Foundation at Lee College. The Wesley Club aims to establish a foundation with weekly meetings a constitution and church sponsorship. Members to discuss with home churches while Bible studies occur Sundays at 6 pm at St. Mark's Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Club
Lee College
Kathleen “di
Wesley Foundation
Dee College
Wesley's
Don Magill
St. Mark‘s Methodist Church
Don Goodwin
St .Mark
Peggy Pollard
Lou Lumpkin
Circle K Club to Participate in Dimes March
The Circle K Club of Lee College will join the annual March of Dimes youth drive on Saturday January 18. Co chairs Toni Fellers and Alan Ervin request cooperation from Circle K along with two Kiwanis groups at Lee High School, the Key Club and the Keyettes. Members report to Citizens Bank at 9 a.m. The Baytown main street drive runs from morning into the afternoon, with epidemic influenza like symptoms mentioned by Hippocrates in 4321.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Keyettes
Baytown
Belle Tones
REL
Circle K
Key Club
Circle K Club
Leé College
Toni Fellers
Alan Ervin
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