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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
1
The Crosby High School board reviews a 1875 diploma signing problem after Mrs Luquette notes former signatures were invalid. She reports checking with wider districts and mentions a buffet supper and potential changes. The item reflects school administration concerns and upcoming events.
Funeral services are set for Mrs Lima Loree Smelley at 2:30 PM Wednesday at Trinity Tahere Chapel with Reverend J. Je Rromauer officiating. She died in a Baytown hospital and was a resident of Ervine at vet facilities. Survived by husband Lowell Pdedte Smelley and ten sons, daughters, and siblings. Earthman Funeral Home handling arrangements.
Dr Eugene Shoemaker of California Tech notes a decade long project to drill into ocean bottoms. The plan envisions a drill ship costing about 150 million dollars over ten years and could revolutionize theories of continental movement and Earth's interior.
Crosby school board meeting accepts resignations from Louis DuBose Carolyn Dahlquist Johnnie Gilbert and Ruby Ereaux and hires Helen Hooks Druenetta Jarvis and Ethel Lee Pierce to fill positions at the elementary and junior high levels.
Shoemaker proposes drilling six mile holes to study faulting along the San Andreas and geothermal energy potential. Carnegie Institution scientists note mineral shortages and undrilled regions as reasons to explore deep wells. They cite oil drilling totals and the challenge of creating molten rock chambers to access geothermal energy.
Crosby FFA attended District 2 Area 3 Leadership School at New Canes Peach Creek Baptist Assembly. Officers present were Darlene Walker president Darreil Woods treasurer Kim Busby secretary Debra Mills reporter with Fallon Foster district president presiding. The group handed out certificates of merit and distributed duties while a film titled Star Farming was shown. Recreation included swimming volleyball and horseshoes.
Members of the 1940 R. E. Lee High School class not invited to the reunion on July 19 should call Menna Balke at 422-4088. Deadline for reservations is July 11. Also, April ACT results are available in the Robert E. Lee High School guidance office from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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