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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
15
Andrew and Bill Spence, teen reporters from Crosby, gain fame as science whiz kids after prizes at the Greater Houston Science Fair. The event pulls top students from a 26 county area, highlighting their rapid rise in recognition.
Ima Muston elected president of the Baytown Education Association at a meeting featuring Dr. M L McLaughlin dean of Lamar Tech school of education. Other officers include Elaine McDonald first vice president Kenneth Voytek second vice president Betts Jo Keefer secretary and Lila Lil treasurer.
Atlanta AP reports Georgia State Patrol members have shed more than two tons in nine months as Col Lowell Conner orders additional weight loss. The goal remains a further one and a half tons by September for the 418 troopers.
BJH seventh and ninth grade students will take achievement tests the weeks of March 22 and March 30, in three sessions of two hours each, covering more material than in past tests.
The Baytown Science Fair crowned winners in multiple divisions led by Robert Whitson and Robert Chatfield in chemistry, Ray Heinrich and John McClintock in math, with Ray Heinrich receiving the Science Fair award. In physics Mike Jones led, followed by Will Bickley and Robert Atherton. Madrigal Singers from Robert E. Lee head to Stephen F. Austin College for a festival, presenting The Music Man with students including Teresa Atchison and Becky Rogers, under sponsor Mrs. Mary Guemple. The Art Club banquet named Ginny Kay Shirley as 1964 65 president, with prior president Nelson Thompson and guests Tadlock and Armstrong noted.
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