36 LC Students on Fall Term Honor Rolls
Thirty six Lee College students are listed on the fall term honor roll and an additional 22 received honorable mention for academic achievement. To qualify for the honor roll, students must take 15 or more hours and earn at least a 3.5 grade point average. Those who received honorable mention were students taking six to 14 hours and making A’s in all subjects. Three students on the honor roll achieved a perfect 4.0 average: Carolyn Burns Florence House and Patricia Vyoral. Six students made a 3.6 average: Robert Comeaux Glenda Lazenby Fernando Ocegueda Laura Pohler Ela Wilson. Nine students had a 3.5 GPA: Bary Bailey Patricia Brinkman George Hanson Dorothy Harris Crispin James David Kelly Eileen Knox Sherry Smith Steve Welch. Honorable mention names include Robbie Ahlfinger Tack Ballinger Evelyn Barclay Robert Barr Genie Brooks Dorothy Caldwell Margaret Campbell Marilyn Carrier Woodrow Carroll Maudene Chambers Robert Cowan Cynthia Crowder William Daley Cheryl Fowler Sandra Gardner Jerry Harlan Nancy Harris Robert Hayer Jimmie Holder Patsy Jones James Jordan Mary Long Saundra Looper Davis McClain Helen McNeill Shirley Mitchell La Dell Saunders Della Sellers Norman Smith Norton Tillery Roger Valois Mary Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Carolyn Burns
Florence House
Patricia Vyoral
Scott Chamberlain
John LaMonte
Brenda Silliman
Patricia Stevens
Carol Berry
Diane Bloom
Donald
Saundra Looper
Davis McClain
Helen McNeill
Shirley Mitchell
la. Dell Saunders
Della Sellers
Norman Smith
Norton Tillery
Roger Valois
Mary Whitmore
Physics Teacher To Attend Detroit Air Unit Meeting
Lt Col. R. G. McGraw physics instructor at Lee College will visit Detroit Friday and Saturday as a member of the 75th Maneuver Air Command Houston's largest reserve unit. He travels with Lt Col. Clifton S. Harris Jr. and Maj. G. W. Binkley. They will meet with the 300th Military Police Prisoner of War Command to prepare the 75th Maneuver Air Command summer training program the first two weeks in June including a five day simulated POW battle at Fort Gordon Augusta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. McGraw
Lee College
Detroit
75Th Maneuver Air Command
Houston
300Th Military Police Prisoner of War Command
Fort Gordon
Augusta
Land of the Stretched Belt nickname highlights Argentine dining
Argentines’ hearty eating earns foreigners a nickname the Land of the Stretched Belt, reflecting a cultural image of abundant meals and shared feasting.
Sinclair Oil Histories Distributed to Houston Area Schools
Copies of Sinclair Through 50 Years, a hard bound history dating to 1916, are being given to Baytown Mont Belvieu Channelview Crosby and Galena Park area schools and libraries. The gift is announced by H A Campbell manager of Sinclair Petrochemicals Lyondell plant. The volumes go to Barbers Hill School District Channelview High School Crosby High School Baytown School District Sheldon High School Galena Park High School Sterling Public Library Baytown and Lee College Baytown. Sinclair plants and offices in the greater Houston area include the Lyondell plant and Sinclair Reining Co Houston Refinery. Sinclair Petrochemicals owns half interest in Sinclair Koppers on Sinco Road. Regional offices and district offices are headquartered in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair ‘Oil Corp
Sinclair
Baytown
Mont Belvieu
Channelview
Crosby
Galena Park
H. A. Campbell
Sinclair Petrochemicals, Inc
Lyondell Plant
Harry F. Sinclair
Barbers Hill
Channelview High School
Crosby High School
Sheldon High School
Gajena Park
Sterling Public Library
Lee College
Greater Houston
Lyondel
Sinclair Reining Co
Houston
Sinclair Petrochemicals
Sinclair Koppers Company
Sinco Road
Sinclair Oi and Gas Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Sinclair Pipe Line Co
Three From LC to Attend Junior College Session
Lee College will send three representatives to the 48th annual American Association of Junior Colleges convention in Boston February 26 to March 1. President Dr. Richard Strahan, Academic Dean Dr. James McWilliams, and Board of Regents Vice President W J Bill Strickler will join about 1,500 college administrators and faculty. The event at the Sheraton-Boston Hotel will cover faculty development facilities planning federal aid curriculums and junior college responses to social needs with John Macy among the speakers. The convention ends with the banquet on February 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
American Association of Junior Colleges
Boston
Mass
Richard Strahan
James McWilliams
W. J.bill Strickler
Board of Regents
Sheraton - Boston
Association
Consid
John Macy
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Dallas Man Fights With Tax Bosses
Oswald Jacoby of Dallas clashes with the Internal Revenue Service over back income taxes and penalties for 1960 to 1963. The IRS claims about $100,945.24 owed, alleging gambling income and fraud. Jacoby argues losses offset winnings and seeks credit for losses in three tax-court cases with his wife Mary on joint returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oswald Jacoby
Dallas
Internal Revenue Service
Bridge’ Authority
Jacoby
IRS
Mary
Million Acres Transfered Under Federal Cotton Program
The Agriculture Department says about one million acres of 1963 crop cotton planting allotments were moved from recipient farms to others in 1968 under a federal production adjustment program. Transfers occur by sale or lease or by owner-initiated farm-to-farm moves. Total allotments for 1968 total 16 million acres with 83,207 farmers involved. Texas led in transfers with 29.75 acres sold, 349,213 leased, and 23,664 transferred between farms. Alabama followed with 4,973 sold, 118,883 leased, and 3,311 transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Texas
Alabama
Agriculture group seeks extension for milk price support
The Agriculture Department proposes an indefinite extension of present minimum producer prices across 74 milksheds under federal orders to counter rising costs. A hearing is set for Feb 23 in Memphis Tennessee to decide the extension. Without action prices could fall about 26 cents per hundredweight by May 1. The milksheds span from New England to the Southwest and include several regions. A prior Memphis hearing for aligning imitation milk pricing with fluid milk was moved from Feb 1 to Feb 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Memphis
Tenn
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Midwest
Coulre Try
Department
Long-Haired Students Bussed To Barber Shop
In Concord New Hampshire 18 Bishop Brady High School students were sent to a barber for haircuts after an administrator, the Rev Norman Limoges, issued an ultimatum. The scene featured students receiving unintended grooming and the head of the school greeting them with approving remarks. A separate note mentions a Heart Fund contribution supporting heart and blood vessel disease research and awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bishop Brady Roman Catholic High School
Your Heart Fund
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Detroit Air Unit Meeting
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Puerto Rico
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KMART
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MSC
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