The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 141, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 5, 1961 Page: 3 of 10
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Lee College Social Groi
Community House To Be
Scene Of Feb. 10 Event
Palsy Holcomb
Lee College
With' Valentine’s day
not-too-distaht future.
Ion Beta, .LedsCbUcge
for the spring semester, Wayne
Oakes will be taking Over the post-’
tion’of president; Tommy Travis,
vice - president; Burton Burrus,
secretary; and W. J. Gresak,
treasurer. X
These officers wijl be replacing
the fall officers which included
Larry Kelley, president; Chill
Cauthen, vice - president; David
Kadjar, secretary; and Roger
Stuart, treasurer.
8KMOR DAY
mty, is competing plans for students from surrounding high into the outlet. This poster was
Dance to schools with the college. created by Jeanne Oliphant, Bon-
To be held Feb. 17, the day nie Weitwe] and Charfette Hart.
Us annual Swcctteqrt
be held Feb. 10.
This year’s dance w ill be held' will begin with reristial
in the Community House from 8 Literal" Arts utM) p
'from Gaivcaton will provide the
tiod ih,the Another slogan poster is "Walk
P-m- fwm _ Don’t Run" (in the tail*). This
P.T couple n(W.However,_ tickets merits. TTm
Tours will also be offered to various places around the school
will also be sold at the door for
J1.73 per couple.
This dance, the first big one
at. Lee this year, is held annually
to honor the fraternity’s sweet-
heart
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-Aktheir'daffS.
Robs have elected new officers
her identity has hot been reveal- ~FxJte^Snt time in the his- ****’
larbsrs-Hill^els
Football Banquet
For Feb. 25
Bv Jody Du gat
Butters Hill
High School
Barters Hill High Sehoof^Foo
ball Banquet will be Feb. 2S i
the school cafeteria'. \
FIELD TRIP
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This year, as last year, plans
for Senior Day will he carried
out with the cooperation of the
various clubs.
Ranglerettes will be in charge
of registration, while the Rang-
lers will head the tours. V
Gammas and Rebs will be In
charge of all refreshments.
Reb-Belles will handle all the
decorating and the Student Coun-
cil will be in charge of publicity.
Special invitations are being
sent to the graduating seniors of
the high schools in the'surround-
ing areas and the students of Lee
are encouraged to attend the ac-
tivities and make the visitors wel-
come. V
BREHM
Bert Brehm. biology Instructor,
is thereeipientola Science Facul-
Jty Fellowship from the National
'Sripnpp Froinrintinn
CBJH Students
Dre»are Posters
On Health, Safety
Miss Lois Andrus' Seventh grade
health classes at Cedar Bayou
Junior High have been studying
safety In conjunction with their
study of health. They made post-
ers on which slogans were writ-
ten, drawn, pasted and colored.
TV poster slogan "Don’t Rush
TO Answer The Telephone" ■
lustrates a housewife rushing to
answer the phone with the iron
board still plugged
ironing
Rummage
Sale Held By
Anchor Club
Anchor Club of Robert E. Lee
High School Is cnducting a rum-
re sale Saturday for the i
day In the old Wilken-
feld Building, .
DARLENE SMITH
those interested in becoming more Some of the groups working to-
SS*sa si stf ar
SS* kl arS s3E BSSStt
Although the affair is semi-formal and yells. ™ * STLKSrALitFS an<1 Mrs Cle0 will also ^installed
teys do not huyg to buy corsages At 7:30 p.m. students will at- Smlth- • v jfL, _ Installing officer win be Bar-
“'“strsaassPRtzzRgaszA
conference game. hope; Meridlpi’CufTy, faith; Mar- lain; Linda Powell, installing re-
Afterward, a dance will ho -. _ «ia Garbs.i rtapljln; Barbara corder; Mary Wiggins, install!™
“" *" ^ Drama Class To
•u:.... «eac::r.ff >>» Vickie-M- Miss Glendi Rodgers will reg-
Sue ..Hopper Will Head
Crosby Rainbow Girls
Another dub project involves
visitation to Monk's Rest Home
each week. They plan to host a
birthday party for one of the
rest home residents
month.
Each member of the club is re-
quired to sell at least one pack-
age of recipes from the smorgas-
bord dinner given recently by the
Pilot Chib, sponsor of Anchor
-
REL Student Council
Royal Coronation For
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ied OccuMtiona dan
Juunlntd | ill
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By My Bndel
Robert E.
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and Mtf.!
by
of Mr. confidential observer; Diana Ful
SSEE-tST** “ TnM> auter observer; Patsy Duf-
iy' advisor of Cros- ^musician; Cindy Drekodl
Science Foundation,
v The tax-free grant is for 78,100
Two sixth grade classes went plus $600 for tuition, travel, and
. «... — >—* -~J- other expenses. Brehm will, re-
sign from his present position at
tee to. attend the University w
Texas, beginning in June.
Purpose of the grant is to in-
crease the competence of science
here in the sixth grade,
MOTTO OF THE WEEK
Motto of the week was "Twelve
Things to Remember: the value
of time, the success of perse-
verance, the pleasure of" working,
. the dignity of simplicity, the work
,.-__-Of.jeharaeter, ,the,powe
ness,' tte influence of example,
the obligation of duty, the wishes
of economy, the virtue of patience,
the improvement of talent and the
joy of originating”. This was writ-
ten by Marshal Field. •«-
EAGLE CHATTER
Winston Smith got a technical
foul at the ex’s basketball game
without getting on the court ...
Thelma, how do you-sharpen your
eyebrow pencil? ..... . Susan,
\vhat happened to you last- week
at lunch? . Gorki
to the sewage plant last week.
They were studying water purifi-
cation in science.
NEW' STUDENT
Bob White has enrolled at Bar-
bers Hill for the last semester, crease the compete
A sophomore, Bob comes from instructors. Brehm will work
Hearne. He last went to school the problem of the types of bio-
In February
Robert E. Lee High School Dra-
ma department will perform Wil-
liam Archibald’s three-act play,
“The Innocents." based on Henry
James' novel “The Turn of the
ScrRtf-”
A night performance is slated
for late February, Admission will
be charged.
In March scenes from the play
will be "“presented at Interschol-
astic League One-Act Play Con-
test at South Houston High School
Tentative cast under direction
of Bob Rigby, consists of Dede
Davis. Flora; J imm y Severs,
Miles; Jo Ann Henson, Mrs.
IroSe; Bonnie McDaniel, Miss
iddens; Gall Sheffield, Miss Ges-
sel; and Edward Jackson, Peter
Quint,
Dunaway,
Club. These recipes are for __
ferent dishes, some that might be
unfamiliar to most people.
At the Civic Music Program
four members of, the dub ushered.
They are Patricia Sobotik, Kay
Post, Nancy Craddock and Vir-
ginia Chaplain.
Tharp Piano
sSwu &
^ Wergaateand Miss Patsy Freg-
* ■/^,l"da Diana Vick and Miss Patsy Davis
Sue Crawford, will serve rereshments.
ano redtal at 1:30
in the Community
Taking part on the program will
be Kathy Carroll, Janie Gray,
Debbie Jacobs, Lynette Faubian,
Linda Henry, Brenda Jones, Vick-
ie Vaughan and Julie Derryberry
Also, Janis Overstreet, Mike Wil-
counselor
f ®°*°. The boys quartet will per- ed to the clubs a plan worked
form and Sandra Wilkie will pre- out by Rd
kinson! Regena Loper, Willie Sher- J’JLP'rec'
rell Hooper, Jerilyn Malone, Jan-
is Dewees and Paula Bond.
chemical substanpes present in
the roadside wildflower. He hopes
to complete his ckxr—*“■—
already finished all
except his dissertation.’
REBEL ROUND-UP
Carol Englehardt sits the
power of kind- door for a quick get-away
Freddie Rincon plays mess
boy . ... Pat Asher attends
night classes in the daytime ...
Victor Korenek has to carry his
own desk , . . Doris Lowry has
“parking” problems , « . Wilyhe
Laughlin pursues an endless
search*. . . Mike Lawless Sur-
vives the teasing he gets because
of his excellent grades ... Tanya
Mann and Maryjfelen McFerren
rive out locks, complete with com-
binations ... Pat Tobin sports
a "mighty nice” beard .. . MoUie
Cherry Gardner
Entertained At
Mower. He hopes p \ u n ,
Farewell Party
inothnirk^ . T.vhrfa what wwp P°wers- I nation corsage.
- \
A surprise farewell party for
Cherry Gardner was hosted by
Path Hensler and Bennie-Jordan
recently in Bennie’s home, 411 E.
Humble. \
Daughter of the Rev. and Mrs,
Gardner. Cherry is moving
toNCleveland with her family. -
decoration* prevailed
_ out foe house. . \
Guesfo included Charles Tallent,
Allen Robinson, Grady Carter,
Candy Fitewater, Gerald Walker,
Pam IngersbU and Cherry.
.fortheoeeasionl
were Rev. and^Mrs. Gardner and
Royal Court To Be Revealed
At CBJH Valentine Formal
By CHARLES
SCHIKMAN
Identity of a queen and king
and Mr royal court will be re-
vealed at Cedar Bayou Junior
High School’s annual Sweetheart
Dance to be held from T:30 to
10:30 pjn. Feb. 17 in the Com-
munity House.
Candidates are ninth graders,
but all students voted on the nom-
inees. Each homeroom in
ninth grade nominated a boy as
idate for king with only
girls voting for this candidate.
Then, boys in the homeroom se-
lected one candidate for queen.
A prince and princess from eat*
gradg comprise foe remainder of
the court.
The dance will be formal, and
boys will wear either suits
sports coats. Only CB students will
be admitted.
Student Council will
corsages to the queen and prin-
cesses and boutennieres to the
Mary and Wayne Hill are new
ninth and seventh grade students
:frHBp4ng from Clear CfiMk.
• fcnrtOKV PROJECTS
-Miw Ethelia Worden’s seventh
grade history class has completed
their project*,;. Some of foe out-
* ' g ones include Jerry
mache mission;
region map in oil paint-
.. . Deborah Marshall’s book
about Texas.
Mike Robertson’s styrafoam map
depicting rivers, missions and
forts; and Mike Shirley’s terri-
trial possessions in 1819.
HOMEROOM ELECTIONS
^ RomthTtaird is president of
Mrs. Mary Larkin’s 8.1 class for
foe second semester, to Mrs. Mar-
& Laus*Z°fo ple^nUmi
Schaeffer is student couadl rep-
resentative.
toothpicks! ... Lynda, what were
you and Joe trying to do in
study hall last week"? . . . Randy
B., have you powdered yarn nose
lately? . , . Carvelynne, whose
back were you putting ice down
last week?
PHOTOS
COPYING
IVmio-Fas Phot—tat,
New* Osoimereial
Aerial Industrial
RAYTOWN PHOTOS
San Building
Phone JU t-SSSt
COLLEGE
CAPERS
Michelle Contella, daughter of the girls’ ensemble and is a pledge
:. C. J. Contella, 405 of Beta Sigma Phi^Nu rtl Mu
Mr. and Mrs.
Willow. ' has’ received a' wMar--
ship from foe music department
at Sam Houston State Teachers
College where she is a freshman
student
Michelle is In foe grand chorus.
Mr. and Mrs. B<?n Jordan. Cherry king and princes when they are
' a pink car- introduced at the dance. These
students will be the only ones
who should be wearing flowers
at any time (hiring foe dance.
THOUGHT FOB THE WEEK
Thought for foe week at Cedar
Bayou is “Silence is more mu-
sical than any sow;”
industrial arts
Industrial Arts Club of Cedar
Bayou took a field trip to Hum-
Me Oil and Refining Go. last week.
met at Baytown Community
House.
be» attending were Tom-
ryant, Kenneth McMahon,
'SUSCEPTIBLE" TO fatcUl
-fXX When eoldt are prevalent, build
yourself up by resting at least
eight hours every night — end
keep away from crowds and
people who have colds; eat
regularly end keep the system
open; drjnk plenty of water.
Wentyof water hetpytotaipthi
’ system dean, end whet an in-
expensive and easy way!
It can not be emphasised too
strongly thej the healthy, full-
blooded body stands the best
’ chance of keeping free of colds
end influenza. If you er* run-
down end susceptible to fre-
quent colds, have your physician
look into the cause. There may
be soma dreih on .your system
that can be quickly end easily
cleaned up.
Sorority in Huntsville. She is ma-
joring in music.
xy' . •
Jack MeCune, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley MeCune, 902 Rose-
wood, was home from the Univer-
sity of Houston between semes-
ters. Jack is a junior radio and
TV major and secretary of Phi
| Sigma Kappa fraternity.
I Among the mid-semester trans-
ferees is Sandra Sutphin, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sutphin,
1906 Alabama. Sandra, who at-
tended foe University of Texas
during the fall semester, is now a
freshman student at Sam Houstt
State Teachers College.
- * * ... * .
Lee Neil Joseph of Mont Bel-
vieu is a mid-term graduate of
Lamar Tech in Beaumont. He re-
ceived his bachelor’s degree in
business administration, manage-
ment.
mie Bryant, ,
Robert' jEllisor, Mike Tehee, John
Polk, Bobby Meister, Charles
Davis, Kenneth Odom and J. O.
Holling ,
G CONTEST
Results of the twirling contest
for eighth grade students held at
Highlands Junior High last Sat-
urday have beenXannounced. Ce-
dar Bayou’s GeorgAAnn Thompson
placed second and Sandra Durst
placed fourth. There wan 221 Heading Art Garner’s class are
twfriera competing. Molly Shields, president, and Char-
— NEW STUDENTS llotte Wilcox, representative, to
Date for foe annual King and
Queen Assembly, sponsored by
Robert E. Lee High School Stu-
aefority period Feb. 9. Shirley
Bailey, chairman of the event, has
announced most of the final plans.
For the Valentine theme, Art
Whitmer is making a large, foree-
-----tonal heart to be placed
foe throne. Barbara Gres-
ham. Jane Leach and Art are
chairmen of the decorations com-
mittee.
Teddy Davis will be
ceremonies
J«ny Mallory and her commit- ty
ment. Kareen Waddell will ting
sent a tap dance.
Melanie Wright will provide or-
gan music.
Two crown bearers and train
Bearers will be chosen by Mrs.
has ordered
will
sell In the near
KEY CLUB BANQUET
March 25 has been set as the
date for the Key Club Installation
Banquet. It will be held at Ka-
phan’s in Houston. Officers (or
next veer will be Installed. Jim-
my Severs is chairman of the
banquet.
Jerry Lee Mallory, club sweet-
heart, has been nominated as
club candidate in the Lee Relay
Queen Contest
At a recent meeting Jim NNelaon
entertained foe club with two
films, “Birds S a n c t u a r y” and
Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado.’
R<foert Oliver, chairman of foe
church support commit!
it his committee work
on a youth program of rej
tatives from the different
n. Their p
would be to stimulate churc
tidpation among youth.
At the School Leadership
15 dubs
idents.
Roy White, guidance <
id former dub advisor,
Sharon Jackson is president of
Roy Buckingham’s 7.6 and Diana
By Fred Hand, president.
Junmy Dunham, representative,
, CEDAR POST
A calendar of events for Feb-
and princess nomination will be
Two editorials written
Drummers will be Marie Swint,
Angela Elder and Nancy Crad-
dock — al Brigadiers. Comet
players will be supplied by the
hand. They are Robert Arnett,
Tommy Griffin and Allen Watkins.
Tickets costing 25 cents each
will be on sale until Feb. 8 In
foe school cafeteria during lunch.
Each ticket purchased entitles the
buyer to one vote for the kirg
and queen. It also provides a
means of entrance to the corona-
tin.
Lester L. Lord will make pic-
tures at the assembly.
Miller ’^u^L’^Rote
«rt Myfc. ’Tt’, * Mad School”
was contributed by Charles Schik-
man.
Jeff Baffle Is Elected BJH
Student Council President
By Ism Griffin
Baytown Junior
High School
Jeff Battle has been elected to
take Connie Thomas’s place rap-
wrarlng a sort? .. . Pam Bree-
wtoTfed about foe weather
... Linda Cunningham’s hair is
Sfttgray ■ • • Gfa*er Meigs
Sara Kirkman em harasses eas-
„Ui'S,ss:s”“
dent Council.
jpJH Festival
Scheduled
For April 27
j, Mrs. Gene-Brewer, the former
Miss Norma Ray Williams, has
graduated from Baylor University
Waco. An elementary eduea-
•. she received her bach-
tion major, she
slop's degree.
Should* you contract a tavaro
cold, stay in bad, and should you
havt a tamparatura, consult
your doctor.'H is battar to stop
a cold in tha aarly stages than
to allow it to develop into some-
thing more serious.
pm
Wr ' - to-Sei
At Baylor, Mrs. Brewer was a
member of Kappa Theta.
Jackh* Ta^lor, ’freshman student
at Sam Houston State Teachers
College in Huntsville, has been
selected floor representative to
the house council from King Hall.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack L. Taylor, 177 Kath-
m ITpJuSt!; X K? te,ls a* iiiiS?
Baytown Junior High School Stu- m“ about a treehouse.
Debtee Hia would-like to be of-
an «'jnjoe Breeian<* °°Rect-
Si&inu&g
Ronnie Waldrip is always talk-
For foe vice presidency, Jene-
fred Hederhorst will take over.
Claire Cone, secretary, will take
minutes.
For’the chiefs at BJH, Regina
Rosllier will be patroling foe tells.
Libby Comeaux will be in charge
of lost and found. John B. Mar-
der is chief 6f safety and Diane
Wilson will keep foe auditorium
In order.
Date for Baytown Junior High
School spring festival has been
set for April 27. BJH Parents
Council discussed the event at
Wednesday meeting in foe school
auditorium.
Mrs. Vernon Massey, chairman
of foe festival, announced that
three new attractions and a pro-
gram in the gymnasium would be
added this year, ; .....'■
Vbkmtoers were asked to Wwk
in various booths.
Tentatiye meting of ninth of
In foe run-offs for these offices ’ ’ r^nna Rjd-
Brieden helps with math’ home-
work_. . . David Gregory won-
ders how people can walk so fast
. . . Jimmy ^Hrabina being threat-
ened ,.. Jim Stanley works hard
on some questions , . . Dixie Ber-
geron and Jan King having fun
m the tails . ., When is Johnny
Mason going to flip the coin ...
Gary Lockhart^ claiming the win
over Lovertberg wifo two free
throws . . Con Pierson having
a horrible time with some gum
at the show.
grade mothers to plan foe May
11 banquet has been set for April
3 Big Drug Stores
fo-Serve You
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No. 2—126 Wait Tsxai Dial JU 2-7931
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Mrs; Gresham Is
New ’39 Member
Revival Will Begin
At Highlands Church
A revivalwill begin Sunday at Tuesdayin the home’ot Mrs. W.
Highlands Missiorary IB a p 11 st c. Britt. 704 N. Jones,
mrch with Rev. V. C. Mayes of Quests were Mrs. P. L Skaggs,
■sadena conducting the services. Mrs. M. M. Martin and Mrs. Her-
Mrs. Ernest Gresham was in-
troduced as a new member of the
’39 Study Club at their meeting
lev. D. J. Ford will lead the
. ging and Miss Bonnie Ford will
. foe pianist. ..
Services wifi begin at 10 a.m.
and at 7:30 p.m. .
mann Matysiak,
Mrs. MaxBauso.and.MM. Maty..
siak presented colored slides and a
comments on their tour of Bel-
gium, Holland and France.
were Ronald Morris, president;
Kathy Leads, vice president; Kit-
ty Kana, secretary; Sarah Swain,
chief of halls; Sylvia Molina,
Hunt, chief of auditorium.
Officers to assist the chiefs will
be appointed later.
TWIRLING CONTEST
All eighth grade twirlers at-
tended the Highlands Twirling Con-
hekl last week in the High-
gym. Miss Carol Trotter,
Houston of 1961, was judge,
girls — Janie Bruce, Lyn
z, Cheri Whitten, Penny
Wadlev, and Gail Seamans
have teen “brushing up” on their
routines for foe past few weeks
during their lunch periods.
IS CAPTAINS
a
Paul
has appoin;
managers tor foe tennis season
1961. Gwen Bussa is
captain; Sherwood Stewart, boys;
captain. Sandra Tarski, girls’
manager; and vohn .Drouilhet,
boys’ manager.
Rackets are beirtg furnished to
the top four boy players and the
top four girl
■ ■ . ..JSpPii ■■■■ _
The Goslin Press” Will feature ders, Sandra Bletsch.-Shannon Lan
Sue Ann Chandler, Dkrrell Ful- der, Connie and Richard Weav-
and 8 in the auditorium for those
foe court -- ----- - -
BRIGADIERS PLAN
Brigadiers are making prelimi-
nary plans for their annual as-
sembly and for the Brigadier Ball.
Both will take place this spring.
CANDIDATE SELECTED
Sandra Kemplay has been cho-
sen by the Keyettes to represent
them in the Lee Relay Queen
Contest
Hie dub is planning a Valentine
entertainment including a skit by
tile sophomore members, are be-
ing planned by foe social com-
mittee. ..
te^ie^CbntoF*11
in the Ad Layout
Writing Contest '
Priscilla
- out by Robert Dunnaway and hia
committee for school beautifica-
tion. In the plan each dub par-
ticipating would be responsible
for a certain section of the school
campus to see that it is in good
condition and to recommend any
changes or improvements neces-
sary or dednible. : J
Mike Waters, the cover
the Texas - Oklahoma Key Club
District spoke at the bammstBa
“Youth of Today.” Mike lives
Orange.
Freddy Clark was chairman of
foe banquet.
ANTLER CLUB TEA
Future plans are being made
by the Antler Club far a Tea on
Feb. 22.
Linnie Jo Prince Is foe dub’s
entry in the Relay Queen Contest.
Each month the group has
Mary Petway will enter foe
Business Speaking Contest
Randal Spell and Betty Pullen
Rehearsals will be held Feb. 6 project. This month the members
are donating canoed food far a
basket to be given to a deserving
family, which will be selected by
Mary Jane Bull and this month's
committee. Members may also
“chip in” and buy some kind of
meat for foe basket'
ARTCONTMM
REL Art Classes, under the di-
rection of William j. Tadlock, are
beginning a six-weeks period of
working on Easter posters far the
Contest. The posters will be on
display is downtown stores during
foe week before Easter. ’
Cash prizes will be given to foci
top three entries. There will be
other honorable mentions also.
Winners will be guests at the H-
wanis Club Easter Program at
KADJAR IS SPEAKER
D. M. Kadjar. father of Leyla
Kadjar, a sophomore at Lee, was
the guest speaker of the French
Club at a recent meeting. Kad-
jar was born in Persia, was rear-
ed in France and came to the
United States in 1940. He speaks
six languages.
His talk concerned France —
its geography, religion, education,
l-eople, family life, teenagers, and
the affect erf the Second World
War on economy there.
In foe near future Pete Buster,
a senior student, will speak to
the club about his visit in France
last year.
MRS. AYDELOTTE
Mrs. Harriett Aydeiotte, cloth-
ing teacher at REL since 1946,
retired from teaching Jam 29.
Her successor is Mrs. Caryl Spu-
ler who began duties Jan. 23.
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MONDAY
Mirade Fabric
ipdy Brewer Is
Party Honoree
Tody Brewer celebrated his fifth
thdav Wednesday with a party
his hqme, 1309 Monroe. His
parents ar^ Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Irewer.
Game winners were Susan
Brown. Ginger Garrett, Debbie
Otis and Penny Davis. They re-
reived picture puzzles and slate
boards. \V . - .
Others present Were Troy San-
Itck and George Maher as per-
sonalities in the next edition.
Editorials are entitled “May It
Go On Forever'' and “Are You
A Parasite?” Mrs. Mildred
Vaughan is sponsor.
GOSLIN GRAPEVINE
Virginia Bates has fun skatiiig
theme ... Teresa Atchison
running from a certain person
Beverly Fox, why are you always balloons.
er. Shelly Pullen, Candy Sharpe,
Merel and Cindfe Bailey, Paula
and Lisa Hughes, ’Rusty Rtdge,
Lanna and Brett Harland, Kiven
and Lanny Vaughn, LaDonna and
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 141, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 5, 1961, newspaper, February 5, 1961; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1057763/m1/3/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.