Horace Mann Elections Progressing Smoothly
Horace Mann School reports smooth progress in student council elections for the 1968 term. Homerooms nominate presidents and officers while eighth graders vie for chief positions. speeches unfold this week. Football, band, choir and cheer squads also prepare for upcoming games and performances.
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Channelview Choir Plans Soul Serenade This Fall
The Channelview A Cappella Choir unveils a year of music with new officers Stuart Hill as president Glenna McNeil vice president Gwen Scarborough secretary Deanna McNeil treasurer and Kevin James reporter planning a Soul Serenade for early October The Falcon yearbook plans an exciting 1969 issue with editors Hamnick and Stafford FBLA promotes membership under Emma Vaughan and Connie Smelley Falconettes invite girls to join The Channelview Falcons lost 28 20 at Liberty Highlighted by CHS Band Drum major Homer Laird and twirler Bonita Bond with Channelettes and CHS cheerleaders in halftime The CHS stage band opened Sept 11 playing Tonight and Birth of the Blues Senior rings were turned Sept 10 and Campus Capers notes flow from student flyers and skits
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Infiltration Decrease Reported In Vietnam War
U S military sources in Saigon estimate North Vietnamese infiltration into South Vietnam fell in August to about 20 000 men after prior months of 30 000 May and 20 000 June 30 000 July The estimate does not imply deescalation and possible reasons include unit strength limits air strikes and monsoon delays Along the DMZ North Vietnamese divisions may be massing for a new thrust while American air and ground actions continue in the area Additional combat reports note B 52 raids and enemy casualties in various zones Friday’s dance event at Knights of Columbus Hall is noted with details on time and music The New York Public Library announces a large capacity research facility within its central reading rooms
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Lee College Back-To-School Dancers and News Briefs
Lee College opens with the largest enrollment yet as Friday registration ends and Monday classes begin. New parking lots ease parking pressure. campus life resumes with an all school dance and cafeteria upgrades including a jukebox and new machines. The library adopts a book checkout system requiring full bibliographic data, and Circle K opens applications for new members amid orientation events.
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