Lee College Names 32 Students to Who's Who List
The 1989 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges will include 32 Lee College students named as outstanding campus leaders. Selection reflects academic achievement community service leadership and potential for continued success.
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Students Named From Lee College Among Elite Scholars
A 1934 era document notes 1400 institutions across all states and foreign nations honoring outstanding students. From Lee College the named scholars include Sheree M Akin Suzanne W Blankenship J Camille Borowiak Wayne L Brown Barbara R Castellanos Gay Lynn Cowan and others plus Sylvia A Escontrias Susan D Fenoglio Linda L Ferrell Darren E Franta Ralph A Fusco Stali K Hutton Linda J Jayne Ronald M Johnson Carolyn F Rainer Patricia H LeBon Jonnie S Lewis Phonie A McAllister Russell G Martin Gregory S Naise Cynthia M Pentecost Terrie P Rasberry Kenneth B Reep Eloise P Scanterbury Mary R Seele Lisa G Standard Cynthia R Sterling Deborah D Thorson Terri L Trousdale and Angela L Wooster.
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Sheree M. Akin
Suzanne W. Blankenship
J. Camille Borowiak
Wayne L. Brown
Barbara R. Castellanos
Gay Lynn Cowan
Barbara A. Credillo
Deborah A
Sylvia A. Escontrias
Susan D. Fenoglio
Linda L. Ferrell
Darren E. Franta
Ralph A. Fusco
Stali K. Hutton
Linda J. Jayne
Ronald M. Johnson
Carolyn F. Rainer
Patricia H. LeBon
Jonnie S. Lewis
Phonie A. McAllister
Russell G. Martin
Gregory S. Naise
Cynthia M. Pentecost
Terrie P. Rasberry
Kenneth B. Reep
Eloise P. Scanterbury
Mary R. Seele
Lisa G. Standard
Cynthia R. Sterling
Deborah D. Thorson
Terri L. Trousdale
Angela L. Wooster
Andrews Says Bush Could Be Powerful Leader in 1989
U S Representative Mike Andrews told a Young Democrats meeting at Lee College Library that George Bush could become a strong leader in 1989. He urged presidential leadership to tackle national problems and balance the budget with bipartisan action.
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Freshman Orientation Offered by Gertrude Teter Center
The Gertrude Teter Counseling Center hosts a freshman orientation from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday in Moser Hall to help new students register, learn dean roles, and plan schedules. ASSET testing will occur during the program with department representatives available. Additional sessions run January 7 and January 14. for questions contact the Moler Hall counseling center.
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Baytown Art Exhibition Displays Local College Works
Lee College students Scott Mitchell and Michael Foree exhibit at Baytown’s 22nd annual Baytown Art Exhibition. Foree earns honorable mention for Throw Your Foot. Mitchell presents John Lennon Jim Mor rison and Rigormortis. Exhibit runs 8 am to 5 pm weekdays in December. 83 of 230 entries accepted. $3,000 total prize money. juried by John Guerin of UT Austin.
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Bear Giveaway At Lee College Bookstore
The Lee College bookstore is hosting a holiday bear contest. With a $1 purchase, students and faculty can enter by dropping their name in one of two boxes. Three bears will be drawn for new homes on December 16 and December 20.
Inman Relocates to Baytown With Family Update
Inman and wife Marsha plan to move with their two year old son David and another child expected soon. He notes hobbies include snow skiing and basketball. Baytown appeals for its small town feel and proximity to larger cities for cultural events. He sums it up by saying I really like it.
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Campus events and schedules clutter campus calendar card
The campus hosts The Hand That Cradles The Rock show at 8 p.m. tonight and tomorrow in the Fine Arts Building with a $1 scholarship donation. A Phi Theta Kappa dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow at Knights of Columbus Hall. Freshman orientation is 8 a.m. to noon Saturday in Rundell Hall Auditorium and Moler Hall Reception Room, with new student orientations at 8 a.m. Jan 7 and 14 in Moler Hall. ACT testing begins 7:45 a.m. Saturday in Rundell Hall Auditorium I with students assigned to rooms 201 or 202. The Baytown Symphony Orchestra performs at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Rundell Hall Auditorium I, and the LC choir sings at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Rundell Hall Auditorium I. The Board of Regents meets Dec. 15 in the Board Room, Rundell Hall. College offices close for Christmas from Dec. 21 to Jan. 3.
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