Four Receive Merit Commendations at Deer Park High
Four Deer Park High School South Campus students have been named Merit Program Commended by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Principal David Watkins announced the recognition and listed the students honored.
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National Merit Scholarship Corporation
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Pasadena Announces Recreation Classes for All Ages
The Pasadena City Recreation Department lists classes starting November 11 with registration October 28 to November 8. Tiny tots to adults organized by age groups offer baton gymnastics karate painting and crafts plus games and music. Separate sections include archery ceramics pottery and more for youth and adults. 38,000 PSAT NMSQT Commended students named for 1973 results highlighted by NMSC president Edward C. Smith as recognizing high potential while noting most do not enter Merit Scholarship.
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Ronald Wray
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Educational Secretaries Form New Officers Group
A group of clerical employees meeting September 4, 1961, in Deer Park's Administration Building organized the Deer Park Educational Secretaries Association. In 1962 the motto Dedicated to Perfecting Efficiency Skills and Ability was adopted, the red rose became the flower, and red and white the colors. The organization has since supported the Student Loan Fund, run a yearly Christmas charity project, and been active in the Texas Educational Secretaries Association with several state officers.
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Deer Park
Texas Educational Secretaries Association
Methadone kills more than heroin in New York City
A report by acting city medical examiner Dr. Dominick Dimaio shows methadone poisoning killed about twice as many people as heroin in 1973. NYC recorded 745 narcotics related deaths last year.
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New York City
Dominick Dimaio
Warren Services for Jessie Mae Warren Held in Houston
Funeral services were held Oct. 10 for Jessie Mae Warren of Houston who died Oct. 8. Survived by husband Bill J. Warren two Houston daughters. Deer Park and Houston relatives. 12 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Rosary at Gulf Freeway Earthman’s Chapel. funeral at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. interment Garden of Gethsemani. Pallbearers named.
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Jessie Mae Warren
Houston
Bill J. Warren
Dorothy Laverne Pawkett
Mildred Faye Clements
Monar Claire
Deer Park
Henrietta Caskey
Augusta Reddick
Gulf Freeway
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Garden of Gethsemani
W. J. Wilson
C.W. Dingle
M.M. Light
Arthur Courtemacke
James Petry
Morris Musselman
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