Lake Jackson Intermediate School - Panther Yearbook (Lake Jackson, TX)

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'.PPi DAyszxt GREETINGS F; , a high and ele- In a V r will receive 3 : viuw with on I . from Mr. . ' ho interprnt m of I Z' 7 about Chrj . Claudene Atkinson ' . - words : '1 Norris pawdson Spomor 1 b0 , - v' 808.8011, 8.! Editor '-- - - r-M- 7 .. time for forgetting gran; lFridav. December 1'7. ., . v , 3...; an -0..-1lv.-. a :- ' 1 Ellen Du an Amanda Walker Sue Burch Pats Dlshongh . gg . ' . Businen Editor Feazlure Editor Ammement Editor S oaety Editor . ------ -. ......... nwvw r , ,4 STAFF WISHES ALL A MERRY ardod hi ninth grra- , ' , imMAs AND A VERY HAP nd members their 3' L . NEW mu; Bo L , , V L L . The following 1 ? , :: Rs COME BACK STIch rs received jacket: . BAT SOUTH HOUSTOIIQ nda Baker, Pat Bag; , , Ironce Eppa, Patsy , : y . . ; - After dropping a v, Froddie Fischer, ' . L y, L South Houston ear b Hillenburg, Doqu ' '. j , A the season, tho may, Frances L934 ' k , , A , 3 came back ham. 1: via! McClanahan, g , boat the Haunt lrley Jo Mitchell . I 1am, antinuod on Jane McGinnis Janice ng Libby Fenley 39-33.19 ; page 2,. Reporter Reporter Reporter for. Lum 2d largo Bob Boyett Robert Bryant , Pat Hillenburg Delores Higginbotham S pom Fditor S pom Editor . v . ' Elementary Editor Art Editor 4... 4

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m and Waggy No one 2': really happy or safe without a hobby, And it makes preciom little difference what tlae outxz'de interest may be botany, beetley, 0r butterflies; roses, tulips, 0r irixes; fiylaing, mountaineering, 0r antiquitie; . . . anything will d0 :0 long a: be straddles 4 bobby 4nd H'des it hard. -SIR W. OSLER Bruce Gillette Prejident Bruce Breeding Veep Ann Bachus Secretary Jimmy McClanahan Reporter James Little Manuel Woodall Reagan Sewell Betty Yonge Richard Linnartz Marshall Bethel David Brandenburg George Katz James Craig Spomor

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Carolyn Gurklis, a junior declaimer for the past two years for the University Interscholastic League contests. She is a contestant again this year. The Kiwanis Club invited Mr. Rasco to bring a school program that would stimu- late interest among its members for the coming Texas Education Week-March 6-12. This program featured the junior high school activities. Billy English, of the Yearbook staff, Barbara Rehms, of the Student Council, Norris Davidson, of the Press Club, gave splendid representation of our school. On this page are some highlights of the many ac- tivities of our junior high school. Billy English has beeni a declaimer for the past two years, and Will again this year. Lynette Schultz and Susan Stark, have been chame pion spellers since being in junior high school. As of today, March 4, they are the leading contestants. May you win for the third time, girls.