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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1968
Page
3
The world famous Paulist Choir of Chicago is disbanding due to the Catholic mass shift to English leaving little room for the choir’s polyphonic Latin chorales.
Marilyn Mitchell reports Baytown Junior School and Horace Mann Band performed Jan 16 and Jan 12 respectively under Eugene Stevenson and Fred Parker. The eighth grade basketball team of Baytown Junior beat their peers as the yearbook captures students mid activity in hallways and classrooms.
Nelda Ward reports eighth grade classes making plaster and clay volcanoes with wax lava and improvised eruptions using smoke bombs. Band concert on January 10, 1963 featured a program similar to the Special Christmas with pieces like Vaquero and Montego Bay. Students planned to paint and dress casually for the event.
An AP report notes Creole as Haiti’s vibrant tongue, three quarters Norman French, carried by buccaneers 309 years ago. It blends modern French, Spanish, some English, Carib, and African influences with tropical phonetic plays such as Li tomber bap and Li tomber boum.
Residents in Channelview Cloverleaf Greens Bayou Jacinto City and other nearby communities urge the Harris County Hospital District to establish an out patient clinic in Greens Bayou. The proposal estimates 93 248 people with 26 213 in poverty and notes over 36 000 lack any public transport for medical visits.
Baytown notes a Baytown angle in national sports as Pasadena student Mike Kirkland wins Ford's Put Pass and Kick contest in 1968. An eighth grader at Jackson Junior High, Mike is the son of Cecil A. Kirkland with Baytown relatives including Mrs. James P. Kel Jer, Woodrow Kirkland, and Charles Kirkland.
Paul Alex Prince admitted to Gulf Coast at 860 Brentwood Room 207. Leslie Williams admitted to Gulf Coast at 202 Ww, Mer iam Room 200.
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