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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1958
Page
4
Jo Jean Ross and Penelope Marlin present a light column noting a call to action for the island community. The piece references Mr. O Neal s chalkboard quote and observes social gatherings including invites to a Banquet and Prom and the Baptist Evangelist Brother Larry Taylor drawing interest from juniors and other youths.
Splash es Birge mud pie ages and birthdays mark a busy school week. Students attend a Fort Worth wedding, sign yearbooks, and a chennie roast with hot dogs and fries. Carol Schumacher named girl of the week and MVF elects eight officers for June start.
Members of the P. I. H. S. Choir enjoyed a Saturday night picnic at director Mrs. Lois Petch’s home. The outdoor gathering featured a weiner roast and festive mood among students and chaperones.
Lupe Garza, a senior, earns boy of the week honors. He serves as Student Council President and is named Most Popular Boy in both junior and senior years. He lettered in basketball four years and football three years. He reached tennis semi finals this year and lists blue as a favorite and Elizabeth Taylor as a favorite personality. His future plans include unspecified goals.
Friday afternoon Linda Perez and friends visited Mexico for odds and ends for the junior class. The group enjoyed the trip though they tiring. Friday night cinema shows and Charro outings are noted along with a charity speech night at the school featuring multiple plays and student performers to benefit the junior class.
Miss Betty Roadman, a stage and film actress, spoke to high school and eighth grade students at 11:00 a.m. Monday. Introduced by Mr. Storey, her talk lifted the crowd with democratic praise for the country.
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