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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2007
Page
1
The Sun previews the season for Lee High and Sterling High girls basketball teams. Coaches outline key players and early outlooks, aiming to build rival momentum and sharpen defenses before the new season tips off.
Johnny Williams of Goose Creek reemerges in the 1970s music world drawing nationwide attention as fans and industry watchers note his comeback.
The Robert E. Lee High School Theater Department will present C.S. Lewis's The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe to open its season.
Obituary brief lists Millard Edward Mixon Teresa Marie Potter and John Herman Alexander Sr among deceased individuals. Names appear in a standard community death notice, with no further biographical details provided in the excerpt.
Chris Buckner of Baytown learns his father Joseph Buckner flew the Snafu Special during World War II and was shot down in 1944 over France. A photo from a French museum shows the crew, and researchers plan to move the aircraft to the Merville Battery Museum, a discovery Buckner calls powerful and emotional.
Goose Creek ISD submitted enrollment figures for Lee and Sterling high schools indicating both will remain in Class 5A for at least two more years. Sterling is projected at about 3,100 students and Lee around 2,400, as UIL snapshot counts guide the next two-year realignment. The district notes Lee and Sterling may be split among three campuses soon.
On Texas Avenue the Trophy Barber Shop draws families and longtime customers as it fills with patrons on Saturdays. Co-owners Robert Gresham and Chris Roux say the business remains lively since taking over six months ago. Proposition 5 supporters and skeptics mingle while waiting, with information on the measure available alongside grooming.
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