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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2007
Page
2
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Ross S. Sterling High School will hold Fish Camp for incoming ninth graders on Thursday August 16 from 2 to 7 p.m. in the Sterling commons. Class of 2011 members can spend the day as a Ranger meet new friends and learn high school life. A pep rally and campus tours are planned. Information will be mailed over the summer.
Lamar University reports 389 students earned President's List with a 4.0 GPA for the 2007 spring term. Baytown and Dayton students are named with majors including engineering, nursing, music, psychology, and more. An additional 655 students made the Dean's List for the same term across Baytown Crosby and Dayton areas.
Nikki Thompson graduates from Baylor University on May 12 with a bachelor of music education degree. She will begin her teaching career as Assistant Choir Director at Waco High this August. Nikki is a Sterling High School 2003 alum active in choir and is the daughter of Chuck and Beth Thompson of Baytown.
Cheto Cerda of Baytown graduates among more than 400 students at Garden City Community College during ceremonies held Saturday May 12.
A Baytown health screening runs 9 a.m. to noon at Atul Shah's office in the Baytown Primary Medical Tower, 2802 Garth Road Suite 115, with free food and giveaways. Other events include the Elisha Lottie-Bishop family reunion in Hearne, Trike Riders meeting in Baytown, Youth Bowling League at Max Bowl East, historic house open houses in Baytown, Jacinto City Opry performances, church activities, bingo, senior programs, volunteer ceramics, and a blood drive at San Jacinto Mall. Numerous venues and contact numbers provided for participation.
June 30, 2007 marks the 181st day of the year. Notable events include Roosevelt signing the Pure Food and Drug Act and Meat Inspection Act in 1906, Blondin walking a Niagara Falls tightrope in 1859, Ada Kepley becoming America's first female law graduate in 1870, and various later political and cultural milestones. The column lists multiple historical anniversaries, quotes, and a photo submission prompt from The Sun.
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