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Deer Park Weekly Progress in Deer Park, Texas

27 Mar 1969

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Deer Park Weekly Progress

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Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1969

Page

3

Deer Park High elects class favorites and senior superlatives

In the schoolwide election 16 were elected and 22 nominated for senior most handsome and most beautiful. Freshmen favorites include Jeff Turner and Mary Jane Lawson. Sophomore winners are Jean Braden and David Spinks. Juniors chose Joe Mac Wheat and Debbie Walker. Seniors named Steve Torna and Pam Heinze as favorites, with George Singer and Jamee Foulds as friendliest. Most representative boy was David Knutson and girl Linda Torre. Twenty two candidates for most handsome and most beautiful were named, with final judging at Gaines Major Auditorium.

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Jeff Turner Mary Jane Lawson Jeff Mary Jane Cher Jean Braden David Spinks David Jean Joe Mac Wheat Debbie Walker Joe Mac FTA Debbie PTA Steven Torna Pam Heinze George Singer Jamee Foulds George Janice Deer Escorts Larry Granke Cathy Collins Steve Beeson Colleen Moore David Knutson Linda Torne Paula Burnley Cindy Coleman Janice Foulds Kathy Hand Pam Henie Cindy Ingram Carlene Lively Calle Moore Wanda Pyle Gennie Thompson Linda Torn Joe Anderson Rick Brashear Sammy Burke Glen Cummins Monroe Dustin Sherman Fricks Mickey Madden Charles Princhett Richard Scott Bo Turner Gaines Major Thei
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Evans announce birth of daughter Chevyl Lynn

Mr and Mrs Michael L Evans announce the arrival of Chevyl Lynn on March 13 at Bay shore Hospital weighing 7 lbs 11 oz Parents say welcome home big brother Jimmy aged 2 and grandparents Mr and Mrs W R Evans of Pasadena and Mr and Mrs K J Campbell of Dallas Also Stephen Lynn a son to Mr and Mrs Stephen L Bob bitt born March 11 at Southmore Hospital

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Michael L. Evans Rutgers Lane Deer Park Chevyl Lynn Bay~shore Hospital Jimmy W.R. Evans Pasadena K. J. Campbell Dallas Stephen Lynn Stephen L. Bobbitt Southmore Hospital
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San Jacinto College Wives Club Elects Officers

The San Jacinto College Wives Club elected new officers at their March meeting. Patsy Goss is president, Joan Hanks vice president, Marilyn Wham secretary, Jean Gelber treasurer, Margaret Souther reporter, Elaine Wray parliamentarian, Doris Douglas historian. For the program, the second act of Barefoot In The Park was presented under Jerry Powell of the Drama Department. The group also toured the new Arena Theatre at the college.

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San Jacinto College Wives Club Mesdames Patsy Goss Joan Hanks Marilyn Wham Jean Gelber Margaret Souther Elaine Wray Doris Douglas Jerry Powell Drama Arena Theatre
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Knighton Involved in Highway 225 Center St Collision

Lillian D. Knighton of 109 W. Tth St was involved in a traffic collision last Thursday morning at the Highway 225 and Center St intersection but escaped injury.

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Lillian D. Knighton W. Tth St Highway 225 Center St
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