The Rockdale Reporter and Messenger (Rockdale, Tex.), Vol. 91, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 21, 1963

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... University. Valle, Hearne, Bartlett and Giddings. Gold medals will be presented to first-place winners...* YARD DASH Jack Whitley of Lamar (Houston) and Dick Goss of Gonzales, 50.8. Whitley in 11)58, Goss... in 11)59. 220-YARD DASH—Cullen Davis of Hillsboro, 21.7, in 1962. 180-YARD LOW HURDLES Ray Poage of Lamar... of Lamar (Houston), 44.2, in 1958. ONE-MILE RELAY—Ray Poage, Chris Brown, Jim Abel, and Jack Whitley... of Lamar (Houston), 8:29.1, in 1958. 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES—Donnie Smith of Taylor, 14.8, in 1958. MILL RUN

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... O’ Texas Council who will be deli-gates to tne Region Nine Explorer Conference at Baylor University... accepted for a Summer Science Institute at New Mexico State University, it was announced here this week

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... audiences. Other favorites are the University Quartet, Male and Female Chorus, and a modern composition

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... University. All are designed to bring out new facts about education in Texas. High points of the study... will be given by Perry McWilliams, co-captain of the 1962 University cf Texas Longiiuiii football team

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... from the University of Texas. Dr. Turman’s professional and service organizations in- March 21, 19C3

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... is service to others. Mehaffey, student at Duke University, Durham, N C\, will join her mother and Mrs. Perry

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