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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
7
Monday marked the start of Lee College Rush Week as students explore sorority and fraternity options. Prospective members are urged to submit their applications to the appropriate offices on campus.
Horace Mann Junior High announces first primary elections for student council officers in the far semester. Ninth grade officers lead the council with finalists named for president and vice president while other grades list multiple run offs and sector chiefs. Drum majors and twirlers chosen, first pep rally held, new mascot Penny the gosling introduced.
Pat Boothe, a senior History Club member at Robert E. Lee High School and teen reporter for The Baytown Sun, had an essay published in Junior Historian, a magazine of the Texas State Historical Association. The piece titled Ashbey Smith-Versatile Texas Citizen appeared last year when she was a junior club member.
Names attending the Gulf Coast Industrial Gas System meeting on September 22 include Mr Kinsey Mr and Mrs McCune Mr and Mrs Alterberry Mr and Mrs BoTL Moore Jr Mr and Mrs T A Rother Jy and E H Gallen lkamyp.
Barbara James, a Crosby High School junior, was selected editor of the Ballals Banner at the first staff meeting. She began by choosing the staff assigner as journalism class expands the paper with new edits and improvements under sponsors Joe Liska and Beth Lyons.
Members of the Texas Student Education Association will attend the A&M Conference at the Lee College area Drive-In Center. Betty Thompson as president leads the discussion on programs with officers Janice Wallace Heaney Carol Sorwin Brenda Strack Gow Lumpkin and others to be elected later.
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