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By ALIS MAHLEN
Reporter
The LaSalle Hotel in downtown
Bryan is being transformed into the
Hotel Terror as the Bryan-College
Station Jaycees prepare for Hallow
een.
“We’re trying to attract a little
more attention to downtown Bryan,”
Jaycee Mark Bayliss said.
The Hotel Terror on Main Street
will be open from 7 p.m. to midnight
today, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Admission is $2.50 for adults and
$1.75 for children. A coupon can be
found in today’s edition of The Bat
talion.
“Tonight is designated as College
Night,” said Bayliss, a Class of ’80
marketing graduate. “College Night
attempts to bring the student body
to Bryan.”
Students should bring their I.D.
cards, he said.
Hotel Terror consists of eight
rooms with different themes such as
the Roach and Rat Room and the
Operation Room, said Rex Par-
Tonight is designated as
College Night for the Ho
tel Terror sponsored by
the Bryan-College Station
Jaycees.
i ridge, co-chairman for the LaSalle
project.
Each tour through the first floor
of the LaSalle Hotel will take about
20 minutes, he said.
Partridge, a project coordinator at
Holster and Associates in College
Station, said about 45 to 50 people
will be working at the hotel each
night.
The Jaycees sponsor annual
haunted houses nationwide, Bayliss
said. The Bryan-College Station Jay
cees have been running a haunted
house on Halloween for the past 20
years, he said.
Most of the Jaycees’ projects are
undertaken to improve the commu
nity. Bayliss said.
Fund raisers in 1984 have in
cluded two Muscular Dystrophy As
sociation carnivals over the Labor
Day weekend and an ice cream mak
ing contest — The Great American
Freeze Off — in July to benefit the
cystic fibrosis foundation, Bayliss
said.
Money raised from the haunted
house will pay for expenses and
fund future projects, said Partridge,
an environmental design graduate
from the Class of’83.
Bayliss said the Jaycees raised
about $4,500 from the haunted
house last year. This year the Jaycees
hope to raise between $5,000 and
$7,500, he said.
"The Jaycees is a tremendous ex
perience for young men to meet
leading members of the commu
nity,” Bayliss said. He has been a Jay
cee for S'/a years.
The Bryan-College Station chap
ter of the Javcees has about 8,320
members, making it the third largest
chapter in Texas.
By JULIE BAILEY
Reporter
President Reagan began a J
gram last year to recognize iW
demic achievements of high
seniors. This year the Preside/
Academic Fitness (PAFA) proJ
will be expanded to recognwj
academic achievements of stuU
in elementary schools and middJ
junior high schools.
The program is modeled aft/
physical fitness program beguJ
President Johnson in 1966,exen 1
concentrates on grades.
President Reagan said in a J
release that the program w
tiated last year to encourageanili.
tivate young people to pursueaij
core of academic courses ami;
strive to reach thier full acaiifi
potential.
To qualify for the PAFA,sines
must meet the minimum crittni}
tablished by the U.S. Depaitmuj
Education. They must:
• Maintain a B+ grade situ
accumulated through elem©
junior high or senior high sen
(B + is defined by 3.3 on ail)®;
scale or 85 on a scale of 106).
• Place in the 80th percentiq
any nationally recognized sunk;
ized achievement test batten.
The College Station Indepn®
School District participatw id
PAFA program for high schools
niors last year.
Sandy Parker, Consolidatedli
School principal, said a cenifa
signed by the president andala
pin were given to 20 student!i-J
last year's graduatingdassofl
Dr. Mike Owens, superinitiM
of College Station Indeped
School District, said: “We uai;]
effort at the end of the yeantJ
vide some award for all theem
in the district, so we'll pnMi
this program. It just hasn't baj
proved yet.
“It’ll inspire some kids,butwij
it only inspires one ihenifixij
it.”
The Bryan Independent
District does not partidpate
presidential program.
But this year Brvan Highsaj
w ill participate in Acadec.an
academic competition for
arshins where students mus
knowledge in everything fi
ai ts to social studies.
“This year instead ofeDiphisI
sports, we are emphasizingr.a
Peggy White, a senior council
Bryan High, said. -
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