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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1969
Page
3
Bonnibar Private School announces the addition of a sixth grade with a full curriculum including English, reading, phonics using McGuffey Readers, Latin and Spanish, plus art music and gym. Beginning this September the school plans expansion by one grade per year.
James Michael Sorg, 30, has joined Lee College as a new art instructor. He studied at Denver University 1957-59, earned a 1967 BA in art from the University of Wyoming, and a 1968 MFA from Institute Allende in graphics and painting. He made the dean's list at Wyoming, won 1967 first prize in graphics at the Laramie show, attended Cooperstown art show that year, and authored a March 1968 article in La Revue Moderne in Paris.
Jackie Scott, a RES alumna and former salutatorian, will teach mathematics at R. E. Lee High. She earned a mathematics degree at the University of Houston, chaired student groups, and appeared in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Her husband Daniel is in the U. S. Army and plans to attend UH after discharge.
John R. McMillon joins the Lee College natural science department this fall bringing ten years of biology anatomy and physiology teaching. He holds master’s degrees from Washington State University and UC Berkeley, a BS from the University of Texas, an AA from Tyler Junior College, plus study at Columbia University and San Jose State. His publications include Plant Succession on Virgin Fill Land and Teaching in Physiology.
Ed Moak resigns from Ross Sterling High School to join Lee College as social science faculty. A Baytonian and Robert E. Lee High School alum, he holds degrees from Baylor Southern Baptist Seminary and Sam Houston State College, with nine years of teaching and a broad background in history archaeology philosophy psychology and languages. He is married to Mary Beth Moore.
Former Miss Robert E. Lee and Homecoming Queen Melanie Jeanne Moore will teach fourth grade at Carver Jones Elementary. A Robert E. Lee High School graduate, she earned a bachelor's in elementary education from the University of Texas and studied at Stephens College.
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