Crosby Girl Graduate Third In Class
Shirley Tyler daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Tyler Crosby High School senior will graduate third in her class with a 93.3 average. She has been in National Honor Society four years and FHA four years serving various roles. She earned Homemaker of the Month and was junior year coronation Duchess and basketball manager. She contributed to the school newspaper and was editor this year and held office in several activities. She attended Girls State and won in UIL shorthand and regional events.
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Shirley Tyler
W. P. Tyler
Crosby
Crosby High School
FHA
Bastown Sun
p. A. R_ Good
Girl's State J
UIL
Remedial Reading Course AtLC To Use Instruments
Lee College offers a six week remedial and developmental reading program for elementary and junior high students June 7 to July 16. Registration is through the registrar Mrs Bes sie Durham with fees of 25 registration and 2 materials plus 12.75 out of district. Elton Goodin and Jack Carpenter teach using devices like the controlled reader accelerator overhead projector and tachistoscope to boost reading proficiency and overall study performance.
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Lee College
Bessie Durham
Elton Goodin
Jack Carpenter
Teens Of The Week Highlights Cedar Bayou Juniors
MARK OCKERK CHRISTY LEE and BILL BURNS are named Teens Of The Week. OCKERK, a Cedar Bayou Junior High third grader and 8th grade playmaker, excels in basketball track swimming and chess while active in student council and church activities. LEE, an eighth grader, serves as student council secretary and National Junior Honor Society member with strong church and youth activity ties. BURNS, a ninth grader, plans Baylor medical career after Robert E. Lee and Baylor honors. he chairs bands, serves on student council and enjoys swimming reading and coin collecting.
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Mark Ockerk
Cedar Bayou Junior High School
Melvin Ocker
Stotander Road
Mark
Cedar Post
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Orioles
Christy Lee
Hioward Lee
Hartt Drive
Christy
Royal Court
Cedar Bayou
Sterling
Baylor
Bill Burns
B. W. Burns
Bayshore Drive
Robert E. Lee
Ford Future Scientist of America
Bill
BNL
Catholic Church
GI Bill Won't Cover All Costs At Lee College
Lee College officials say the new GI Bill offers up to 36 months of schooling aid but will not fund all expenses. Veterans must have 181 days of continuous service with time after Jan 31, 1955, and can claim one month of benefits per month of active duty after that date. Applications are in the registrar's office.
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Bessie Dur i
Lee College
Durham
Houston
Veterans’ Administration
Summer Session Procedures at Lee College Outlined
Lee College outlines summer session rules with course approvals required before June registration. Registrar Mrs Durham says students must obtain approval after receiving a registration permit from the registrar’s office. Counselors Wallace Heaner and Gertrude Teter handle approvals. Deadline for permits is 6:30 p.m. on June 5 with registration in the library from 3 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Lee College
Bessie Dur ‘Ham
Wallace Heaner
Gertrude Teter
Durham
Burham
Torah scrolls must be handwritten on parchment
The text notes that the Torah, a scroll of the dewish Law, is never printed. A new Torah must be handwritten under strict rules and on parchment. A worn Torah is repaired or set aside rather than destroyed.
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