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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
2
A Port Isabel letter to the editor praises the front page showcasing Port Isabel High School's Class of 1965, noting it as the largest and finest group yet and thanking the paper for presenting the graduates to the city. The writer signs as F L Marlin.
The page records a humorous yearbook-style section where students assign personal attributes to peers and teachers for next year. Entries list gifts like smiles, voices, brains, and physical traits being passed on, with many names and school roles mentioned.
A sequence of farewell notes shows students transferring roles and duties to peers across Student Council and Band. Parcels include chair placements in band, conduct grades, and tasks like reporting, with names such as Sandra Puentis, Magdalena Zuniga, Ann Marie Martinez, Freddie McNab, Gilbert Delgado, Mike Zimmerman, Irma Garza, Celina Barrera, Judy Roberts, Rei Torres, Carmen Kaevando, Rhodie Meek, Mary Keller, Jesus Martinez, Billy Martinez, Brenda Higginbotham, Esther Kaevando, Cecilia Gonzales, Teresa Garza, Ronnie Garza, Tanya Duncan, Felicia Gay, Isis Ochoa, Manuel Avocar.
Report from Texas Parks biologist Elgin M. Dietz notes a spawning surge of black bass fry in Ma dina Lake near San Antonio. Dietz compares the hatch to past bumper years, saying shallow waters in Rockport area lakes teem with young bass unseen since hatchery runs of 1957 and 1958.
The lake level slowly increases aiding the young leader in foraging and evading predatory foes as waters rise providing safer passage and potential escape routes.
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