Does the counseling sign really mean what it say
With school starting and class selection under way many students rely on the counseling center for help. Some find frustration as counselors respond with I dont know directing students to others and forcing extra trips to obtain needed information before registering for courses. The piece argues Lee College counseling may need study before next semester’s registration.
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Counseling Center
Meier Hall
Lee College
Tryouts announced for Baytown tennis team under new coach
Coach Mary Kay Fischer announced tennis team tryouts at 5 15 p m on Wednesday September 12 at the Lee College tennis courts. The squad has eight members and seeks two more boys and two more girls with room for more if capable. Current players include Don Griffith Derrill Mallett Randy Haney Roger Banks Karlene Carroll Mary Jeschke Fawn Cougar and Lisa Duarte. Regular practice begins September 11. Fischer succeeds Robert Snyder as SC tennis coach and is Baytown Parks and Recreation center supervisor at the Baytown Sports Complex. She graduated LC in 1976 after a tennis career at Robert E Lee High School and later helped start the Tennis Little League with Laurie Kelley. She is engaged to be married in October.
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Lee College
Mary Kay Fischer
Fischer
Don Griffith
Derrill Mallett
Randy Haney
Roger Banks
Karlene Carroll
Mary Jeschke
Fawn Cougar
Lisa Duarte
Baytown
Robert Snyder
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Robert E. Lee High School
The
Rebels
Laurie Kelley
Tennis Little League
Moler Hall Adds Pool Tables and Smoker Divide
Moler Hall expanded its activity room this summer with three new pool tables replacing older ones and added four non smoking dividers. The west end now separates smokers and non smokers with six smoker tables and five non smoker tables. Damages from cigarette fire were fixed at 500 and dividers at 400 totaling 900. The Dean said future expansion will permit a better division. All tables feature red and gray school colors.
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Moler Hall
Ed Moak
Moak
Get Acquainted Dance and SG Elections Slated
The SG Disco dance replaces The Hot Dog Hello with a Get Acquainted Dance at the K C Hall on Market Street on Sept 7. Student Government elections run Sept 26 and 27 in Moler Hall with six freshman and six sophomore representatives to be chosen. petitions due Sept 18.
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Benny Moskowitz
K.C. Hall
Market Street
Moskowitz
Moler Hall
Student Government aims to expand activism this year
Moskowitz said the em phasis of the Student Government this year will branch out from the social theme of last year. There are plans for a political forum and other activities that students can participate in.
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Jay Johnson
Laura Murphy
Moskowitz
Lee College Volleyball Opens Season With Three Tournaments
Coach Elaine Fergerson announces a three tournament start to the season beginning September 14 15 in Alvin. Lee College freshmen form the bulk of the squad led by returning sophomore Sylvia Tristen Channelview. The team meets Alvin Southwestern Louisiana Rice and Trinity in a Sept 21 home opener and hosts a Sept 28 29 event with McNeese Concordia San Jacinto Laredo and San Antonio. In 1978 LC qualified for nationals and placed third in 1979 Texas Junior College playoffs.
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Elaine Fergerson
Fergerson
Southwestern Louisiana University
Rice
Trinity University
McNeese University
Concordia University
San Jacinto
Laredo
San Antonio
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