Galena Park High School - Jacket Yearbook (Galena Park, TX)

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DEVCDTIONAL. Each year the CSU proyrdes a plaee vyhere Chrlstxan students of all denomrnatxons may meet and haye fellowshrp together 'I hey work toward rarslng the standards of the school and hue projects such as therr Chrrstmas and Easter assemblles They sponsor baskets at Thanksglvmg and toys at Chrrstmas for the needy chrldren of our commun1ty Each month the C S U has a specnal mnssronary project and at many of thexr meetlngs they brmg m local pastors and some evangelxsts to speak i Delores Vyarren and Steye Wheeler gnc one of the daxly deyotronals Brother Ed Stewart gaxe the message wr at the annual Chrrstmas assembly held 5 193 2 on December 19 Rebecca Ivy and Tommy Moon. Ou!- standing Zfhn ians for 1959. are shown preparing the music for the next CSL. meeting.

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C.S.LI. PRESENTS DAILY Evangelist Freddy Gage spoke at a C.S.U. meeting on Novem- ber 3 Sandra Roberts and Sandra Douglas prepare to gxve a dally devotlonal s ,-Q it li Y.- Radene Fowler Dennxs Chl'lSIl3fl Sondra Hallxday an J-prepare to dxstrxbute the hundreds of toys donate by the students of Galena P rk Hlgh School for the needy chlldren at Chnstmas J---........., b F +V Iv ' ' a . . - . , ix A. 'N '-' ' 4 . ' Q X, X 0 fd K 'Y 1 E le ta 1 s Y V A , Will' ' we 1 l ' 1 . . -555 -- . s, Q ,1 .M 4 -11 . . ' .. , 'K ' . f' V J . K 1 tv . ,L A , . 3 ' t Q f, , lik., I sx ' W ,A I . 2 5 at ' , -1..,..., 1 I , y it K N A A Q N.. e ., ,Q

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MARY ALICE LOGAN JATFX MANUFACTURING COMPANY Special recognition was given to Mary Alice Logan of the Jatex Manufacturing Company at the annual Junior Achievement Sweetheart Ball held in the Sam Houston Coliseum, February 7, 1959. Mary was announced as third place winner in the finals of the Junior Achievement Sweetheart contest for the greater Houston area. The awards were made on the basis of beauty. charm, poise, intelligence, and personality. TOMORROW'S LEADERSHIP ON DISPLAY TODAY Galena Park High School has five junior achievement companies, two sponsored by Shef- field Steel, one by Nyotex Chemical, one by A. O. Smith, and the other by Texas Budiene. These junior business organizations give teen- agers opportunities to gain valuable experiences in business procedure, selling. and the actual production of useful articles for which there is a market. Among the products put out by the junior achievers have been barbeque pits, aluminum serving trays, garden hose hangers. chopping boards, and lighter fluid and charcoal lighters. The faculty sponsor of the junior achievement groups is Mr. George Bunkley of the school's industrial arts department. Junior Achievers meet every Monday and Tuesday nights during the school year in the buildings of the industrial arts department. The Jaytex Manufacturing Company is spon- sored by Nyotex Chemical Division. This year the following members made cutting boards: First row: Sharon Hathaway, Karen Johnson Second row: Sandra Williams, Suzanne Rosen, Valerie Starratt, Mary Logan, Rhonda Hart, James Hart lsponsorl, Thelma Sanders This year Texas Budiene and Chemicals sponsored the Sure-Lite company which made lighter fluid and charcoal lighter. Their mem- bers are: First row: Ann Ferguson, Mary Ann Sturdavant, Judy Ardoin, Pat Scarborough: Second row: Walter Sturdavant, William Tutor, Richard Hatfield lSponsorl. Sponsored by Sheffield Steel. the Galena Nlanufacturing Company made barbeque cook- ers. First row: Dick Thurman, Benny Om, Lola NVest, Bill lXflcMurrough, Sandra XVilkerson. Joe Ubernosky, Louis Fry, Ronnie Herreth: Second row: Ronald Henderson, John Parker, Delwin Rollison, Ray Armstrong, Kenneth Huseman, Ed Gault. 74