Lee College approves lean but adequate budget for 1977
Dr. Robert Cloud and Betty Bennett announce Baytown area Lee College's new budget totaling 7.49 million dollars for the year ending August 31 1977. Two thirds of funding come from state funds with a 16 percent local tax relief. student activities cost 40 500 will be covered by reallocating the student services fee.
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Lantern goes bi monthly at Lee College
Lantern editor Susan Cummings announces the student newspaper will publish every two weeks to deliver fresher news and give staff more journalistic experience. The LC Board of Regents contributes funds totaling 9 300 with about 2 000 returned to the college budget from a new Lantern advertising department. Denise Drew becomes advertising manager with David Brownlee assisting. Ellen Spiller joins as faculty sponsor succeeding Judy Parris. Spiller holds a journalism degree from The University of Texas and has guided campus publications.
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Hyatt Joins LC Physical Education Faculty
Ivy Hyatt was hired part time to teach two body conditioning classes and a tennis course at LC starting fall semester. The former Gertrude Lyon vacancy is in play for a full time post depending on enrollment figures. Hyatt, Pan American graduate, is pursuing an EdD at the University of Houston. Her husband Steve sits on the San Jacinto Junior College health and physical education staff.
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Lee Lantern Receives First Class ACP Honor for 1976 77
Lee College student newspaper The Lantern earned a first class rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for the fall semester 1976 77. Judges praised wide coverage strong photographs art graphics and clear candid pictures while noting room to expand editorial content. Editor Dean West led a staff including Susan Cummings Carl Porter Dana Green Collin Teague Mark Brazzil Anita Dugat Denise Drew Randy Williams Connie Portis Virgil Koolman Janet Younger Andy Smoke Tina Carpenter with Mike Norton Ronnie Burt as photographers and Judy Parris as adviser.
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Ed Moak named dean of student services at SC
Charles Ed Moak, an eight year SC social science instructor, becomes dean of Student Personnel Services replacing Dee Wheatley effective September 1. He aims to balance public records and board budget restraints while acting as a voice for students with the administration and student government.
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LC Searches to Fill Key Personnel Roles on Campus
With fall classes starting the college struggles to replace a vacant financial aid post and other staff. James Parris resigned to teach algebra at Channelview High School. Barry Reiter also left his dean of students aide role to teach biology at Barbers Hill High School. Judy Parris resigned from the public information office recently leaving secretarial duties and campus communications open.
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Texas A&m
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