Lee College Plans Growth With Strategic Long Range Document
The 1970s–1980s census growth projections for the LC district and service area show sharp population increases and potential student enrollment rising to about 5 400 by 1990 and 7 000 by 2000. Randy Busch emphasizes a flexible strategic planning document as a dynamic tool to anticipate future threats and guide ongoing change rather than a fixed plan.
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Randy Busch
Lee College
Busch
Rock and roll ruled in the fifties by Mark Woods
A retrospective on fifties music and radio's rise, noting stars like Bing Crosby and Elvis Presley, the shift to television, and the teenage era that propelled rock and roll into national prominence amid cultural probes and mixed adult reactions. Tiger Flowers of WSDU highlighted weekly top tunes, fueling DJs nationwide.
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Mark Woods
Bing Crosby
Rosemary Clooney
Eddie Fisher
Frank Sinatra
Burns and Allen
Jack Benny
Gary Moore
Grou
Pat Boone
Andy Williams
Teresa Brewer
Fats Domino
Bill Haley and
the Comets
The
Drifters
Coasters
Platters
Elvis Presley
Tiger Flowers
WSDU
New Orleans
Rebel Ranglers Club Sparks Western Spirit at Lee College
Christine Gilbert profiles the Rebel Ranglers at Lee College in SC, a eight year club whose blue jean jackets bore individual names and a Rebel emblem. Activities fostered college involvement and camaraderie with Western flair, featuring cowboy hats or dresses in Log photos and events like beard contests and Maverick Dress Up Day. The Ranglers’ sister group Ranglerettes ran parallel until 1965, known for their spirited, occasionally outrageous antics.
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Christine Gilbert
Rebel Ranglers
Lee College
Ranglers
Maverick Rangler
Ranglerettes
Rodeo Club
Rise and growth of Lee College from 1948 to 1964
The narrative traces Lee College’s evolution postwar, from bond approvals in 1948 to the 1964 30th anniversary. It covers campus moves to 1951, expansion of facilities including Rundell Hall and a library, addition of Bible courses in 1956, a Baptist Student Union, and a shift to technical vocational offerings via MDTA funding, boosting enrollment from 177 to 1877.
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Southern Association
Lee College
Walter Rundell
Baylor
Baptists
Baptist Student Union
John R. Gumple
Liberal Arts
Social Sciences
MDTA
Rundell
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