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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
4
Cedar Bayou Junior School Student Council kicks off a Thanksgiving basket drive inviting canned goods and donations to the office. A committee will select the recipient family as Cedar Bayou continues its tradition of holiday food baskets for the needy.
Lee College students approve dates for events remaining this year. Street dance January 25 and Confederate Ball February 25. Senior Night March 33. Field Day April. Student Council dinner May 2. Western Week April 17-22. Sammy Hance elected parliamentarian. Plans for student council convention at San Jacinto College spring. Lee College to host program this year. Circle-K defeats Rho Epsilon Beta 56 to 4. Intramurals and girls volleyball results noted. Arab Students picnic tickets 25 cents. Arabian films to follow.
St. Joseph's Junior School reports Father Fertitta, religion instructor, transferred to St. Mary's Cathedral in Galveston. Replacing him is Father Anthony Orlando from Annunciation Church in Houston. He will teach sixth grade religion. Fertitta's activities included youth programs and parish plays.
At Ross Sterling High School the first student council meeting was opened by principal Mrs. Winnie Brown who founded the council at REL. Miss Ellen Todd will sponsor the council and assist in electing a president and vice president of the student body and council. The event featured a pep rally with a new Sterling Rangers song, a theater program, and multiple homeroom announcements. The Sterling Sentinel debuts with reporters and staff preparing for ongoing coverage.
Baytown Police Patroman John Rosamond who is a Boy Scout executive will teach a second two session fingerprinting course for badge work. Classes run 5 to 7 PM November 7 in the Police Training building on Bayway. Interested Scouts or leaders may contact Rosamond or their Scout leaders for enrollment. He has room for about 15 more Scouts.
Jeanie Edwards struggles to focus as Milton Magness makes a call and Judy White receives a phone message. Sherry Smith gets stuck in a spooky house moment. Glenn Harrington discusses a plan tied to an illness last Friday. Verna Brown bends a baton while Randy Dunlap mentions Hill. Football intramurals not yet underway. A November 5 movie is noted.
Highlands Junior School library adds 538 sixth grade books and undisclosed ninth grade titles after a system reorganization. Regular budget funds brought 340 books, Title II adds 20 more, plus 2 Texas History film strip sets and 10 music recordings. Total holdings reach 4283.
A biographical portrait recounts Helen Keller's rise to fame with Anne Sullivan and Polly Thompson guiding her remarkable journey. It highlights friendships with Alexander Graham Bell and Mark Twain and notes Keller's impact during wartime relief and advocacy for the blind.
Bee College students have one more chance to have photographs taken for the 1967 Lee Log on Monday November 7 from 8:36 am to 3:30 pm upstairs in the Student Union. Women should wear street clothes while sophomores and faculty wear coats and ties and freshmen wear white shirts and ties. The cost is $1 for four poses. The annual staff urges every student to participate to publish a yearbook representing the entire student body.
We visited Dallas for Spring shopping and found the market exceptionally active. New items are arriving gradually with some orders already shipping, aiming to brighten Christmas preparations and attract customers as we open many fresh lines for the season.
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