E F Green Heads Carver School for Ten Years
E F Green long time Carver principal and educator since 1928, began teaching in Palestine. A reader who loves poetry, he earned degrees from Wiley College and Prairie View A&M, studied at Chicago and Iowa, and pursued doctorate work at Harvard, Texas, and Houston. He held posts in Sherman and Gladewater before joining Baytown in 1953, with hobbies in gardening and azaleas. He has a foster son in Dallas and a foster daughter in California, and his wife teaches music at Carver Elementary. He is a life NEA member, TSTA member, Alpha Phi Alpha, a 33rd degree Mason, former Texas Principals president, Boy Scout and American Legion active.
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Texas Principals Association
American Legion
Crosby Counselor’s Demanding Year Highlighted
Crosby school counselor Cullen Cranfill reports a busy year to the Crosby School Board. He logged about 700 student conferences and 330 teacher conferences, plus 150 administrative conferences, and attended over nine professional meetings. He coordinated the testing program, taught an orientation course for seventh graders, assisted with free materials orders, surveyed reading disabilities, and aided seniors with college planning and correspondence courses.
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Crosby School Board of Trustees
Psychological Service Center
Lee College selects 1200 students for humanities honors
About 200 Lee College students were invited to enroll in the honors course in humanities for next fall. Eligibility letters went to those in the upper quarter of the national percentile on the verbal section of the School and College Ability Test. Two sections offer limited enrollment with Dean Walter Rundell directing the class schedule and Eliza beth Meeks teaching.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Clarence Schultz
Division of Social Sciences
Settlement reached in Warren Travis High walkout
Dallas AP reports a settlement announced Tuesday by Dr. W. T. White district superintendent. The union crafts agreed to return to the $3 million project and the general contractor agreed to pay prevailing wages for the job.
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Warren Travis High School
W. T. White
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New Business Teacher Joins REL Dallas Staff
Carolyn Baker II, a 22 year old private secretary from Dallas, will join the Robert E. Lee High School business education faculty this fall. She earned a bachelor of business education from North Texas State College in Denton in 1963 and is listed in Who's Who in American Universities and College and Who's Who at North Texas. This is her first year teaching.
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Carolyn Baker
Dallas
Robert E. ‘Lee High School
Miss Baker
North Texas State College
Denton
North Texas
Fortran Course Aimed at IBM 1620 and 1622 Users
Fortran is a math oriented course designed for IBM 1620 and 1622 computers to teach engineers. Offered this fall at Lee College the class runs 1:00 to 11:55 a.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday taught by Charles Bonner. The course explains Fortran as a scientific language based on IBM s Formula Translating System to simplify machine language concepts.
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Lee College
Charles Bonner
Division of Mathematics and
Bonner
IBM
Injection Of Plastic Solves Pain In Corn Patients
New York AP report details a plastic injection technique using spongy silicone material as a cushion under the skin to relieve corn pain. Dr. Irwin Acker of Greensboro, NC, says the treatment acts as a mattress, reducing pressure and eliminating discomfort after a few days. he cites six successful cases. The discussion appears amid mixed content on calculus, Fortran basics, and numerical methods, with unrelated references to Taylor series and polynomial solution techniques.
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Irwin Acker
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N.C
American’ Podiatry Association
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Michael D Madison Baytown school speech therapy teacher
Michael D Madison taught speech therapy in Baytown Schools specializing in special education. He studied speech at the University of Houston and history at Lee College, graduating in 1962 and earning best actor honors. He was a member of the UM-Forensic Team in 1963.
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Whs
Baytown
University ‘of Houston
Lee College
Um-Porensic
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