LMHS Places Third In Raily Academic Rally Day
Nineteen students from La Marque High School participated in the first annual Academic Rally Day for Houston area high schools at Dominican College. Contests spanned art business education English French Spanish German history and mathematics with Sharpstown Senior High School taking first and Waltrip High School second. The only available individual score was a history tie between Mark Hults and a Sharpstown student.
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la Marque
Houston Area
William W. Ford
Social Studies
Dominican College
Sharpstown Senior High School
Waltrip High School
Mark Hults
Sharpstown
Sam Roberts
Barbara Petkovich
Melodie Haag
Glen Toblemann
Barbara Francis
Sarajane Milligan
Diane Helms
Alan Jones
Pat Dawson
Gail Anderson
Tana Downs
Lee Fleenor
Bobby Kelso
Cheryl Kirkpatrick
Patti Griffin
Gail Schlesinger
Suesy Webb
Laverne Gary
Sweet Adelines Convention Set at Missouri City High School
Sweet Adelines Inc Sea Breeze Region 10 chorus and quartet contest this Friday and Saturday at Missouri City High School auditorium. First Sea Breeze competition. Quartet on Friday with Kay Bernsen Sondra Pirch Nancy Germer Pat Wilkes. Region 10 includes Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas with about 800 voices. Port of Harmony hostesses. tickets at door.
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Sweet Adelines, Inc
Sea Breeze
Missouri City High School
Kay Bernsen
Sondra Pirch
Nancy Germer
Pat Wilkes
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Voices
Port of Harmony
Election pledge aims to restore public trust in state
Dean Neugent voices a plan to select capable leaders in state government. He advocates strong emphasis on accountability and reform to rebuild confidence in public officials and ensure competent governance.
VICA Cosmetology Sponsors Easter Egg Hunt
VICA Cosmetology observes National VICA Week with members filing papers running errands and washing boards for teachers. For March they sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt for orphans at Lion's Lighthouse March 26 at City Park from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Vica Girls
Lion’s Lighthouse
Debra Davis Named to National Honor Society Junior Class
Debra Yvonne Davis, a junior at Texas City High School, joins the Senior Chapter of the National Honor Society. Daughter of Paul and Myrtle Davis and granddaughter of Rev and Mrs T H Giles of Texas City, she also belongs to Thespian Troupe 1353 and serves as secretary of Le Circle Franciar Chess Club and Science Club. She was chosen as one of four juniors for an achievement test sponsored by the National Council of English.
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Debra Yvonne Davis
Texas City High School
Paul and
Myrtle Davis
T. H. Giles
Texas City
Debra
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le Circle Franciar
National Council of English
Stamps and school friends brighten weekend 4-H events
Gloria Browning buys stamps for Patti as friends in Chicago recall school life. The Times thanks Mary Stein Berg Jessica Karbowska Jeanie Black and Betty Monych for their cheerful support and weekend 4-H horse show ribbons highlighting community involvement and spelling prowess.
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Gloria Browning
Patti
Gloria
Times
Mary Steinberg
Bill of Special Education
Jessica Karbowski
Com
Jeanie Black
Betty Monych
Youth program eyed to curb crime at Lincoln gym
Mrs. Watkins notes plans for a three to five year youth recreation and guidance program run by a nonprofit. Yancey says utilities covered besides token lease. nonprofit rate set at $2 per hour. Other Lincoln gym requests await board decision after executive sessions.
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Yancey
Lincoln School
John G. Nolte
Lincoln Gymnasium
Candidates For Trustee Seats Questioned In Galveston County
The League of Women Voters of Galveston County seeks La Marque School Board candidates' responses for the annual voters' guide. Questions cover candidates' qualifications, influence of student requests on policy, and long range planning amid a declining student population.
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League of Women Voters of
Galveston County
la Marque
Ryman La Marque School District Evaluation Highlights
The evaluation by a college panel reports progress across curriculum administration and board. It notes expanded vocational programs with College of the Mainland ties, remedial class reforms reducing suspensions, improved discipline, and strong public relations including a school bulletin and board notices. Kindergarten planning is underway for five year olds.
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College of
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la Marque Times
President's List At COM Fall 1971-72 Honors Announced
President Fred A. Taylor of the College of the Mainland announced on March 2 the President's List for the Fall Semester of 1971 72 recognizing students who in the judgment of the faculty have made outstanding progress in their studies during the semester regardless of their absolute level of achievement. La Marque students named include Doris Benford Sandra Clade Richard A. Duroux Christie Ferrino Carla Jo Flowers Frances Foreman and Steven Fergus. Also listed are Patricia Fox Kenneth Frankovich Abner E Freer Kathrine Gardner Margie K Gaskill Shelly M Gillaspia Mary Galvan and Dennis Gibbs. Additional honorees include Jesse Gonzales Thomas M Hildenbrand Jr Donna Hill Betty Kaufman Dorothy Kelley James C Kinzer William Kenzer and Theodore Mahoney. Also recognized are Robert McGowen Robert Molloy Ellen Oliver Carol Pagonas Robert Ransom Kenneth Reed Janis Reznicek Warren Robichaud and Floyd G Rose. Also Betty J Scheffer Edith Schrull David A Sefcik Daniel Trevino Ronald Tucker Janet L Ward Carole J Wiltrout and Phyllis A Witt.
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Fred A. Taylor
College of the
Kathrine Gardner
Margie K. Gaskill
Shelly M. Gillaspia
Mary Galvan
Dennis Gibbs
Jesse Gonzales
Thomas M. Hildenbrand Jr
Donna Hill
Betty Kaufman
Dorothy Kelley
James C. Kinzer
William Kenzer
Theodore Mahoney
Robert McGowen
Rob
Ert Molloy
Ellen Oliver
Carol Pagonas
Robert Ransom
Kenneth Reed
Janis Reznicek
Warren Robicheaux
Floyd G. Rose
Betty J. Scheffer
Edith Schrull
David A. Sefcik
Daniel Trevino
Ronald Tucker
Janet L. Ward
Carole J. Wiltrout
Phyllis A. Witt
College of the Mainland forms Speakers Bureau
COM announces a new Speakers Bureau to assist community groups with expert speakers. The College of the Mainland lists 33 speakers (26 men, 7 women) across 34 topics from academic subjects to social and political issues. Organizations may request the brochure by writing to the Continuing Education Office or calling 938-1211 ext. 296.
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College of the Mainland
Mainland
Continuing Education Office
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