Lee College shifts to appointive Student Activities Committee
LC voters approve changing Student Government from elective to appointive by 150 to 33 with two discounted votes. The new 14 member volunteer senate will have officers chosen by the senate and volunteers selected by Dean Ed Moak. If excess volunteers occur, interviews led by Dean Moak and Benny Moskowitz will pick the 14. The constitution remains the same beyond selection method.
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Benny Moskowitz
Ed Moak
Four LC Alumni to be Honored at Reception and Luncheon
Four former Lee College students Knox T. Beavers Dr. Gwenn D. Casey Dr. Jack R. Hopper and Paul J. Edwards will receive special recognition at the Lee College alumni reception and luncheon today. They were chosen by the Alumni Steering Committee from nominations submitted by LC faculty administration and staff. The honorees will be recognized during the event.
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Gwenn D. Casey
Jack R. Hopper
Paul J. Edwards
Moser Hall
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Beavers
Cornell University
Casey
Chambers County
Cedar Bayou
Lee College spring enrollment near last year total 3061
Lee College reports spring semester enrollment at 3061 as of 8 am Friday January 30, admissions coordinator Jeanne Land says they expect about 3200 by final count. Previous fall 1980 enrollment was 3523 and spring typically dips as freshmen find jobs or drop courses. Alumni events and honors planned including tonight’s basketball game and Colonel and Miss Lee dance.
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Lee College
Jeanne Land
Land
Biology plans trip to Grand Tetons Environmental course field trip
Lee College biology instructor Verne Lehmberg will lead Biology 413 Environmental Science this summer to the Grand Tetons. The 12 to 200 students will depart June 19 for on the road instruction and a week at the Grand Tetons with lectures from university instructors at the Environmental Science School.
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Lee College
Grand Tetons
Snake River
Lehmberg
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Teton
Baytown
Tetons
Four LC women enter Miss Baytown-Lee Pageant
Four Lee College women are among 14 entrants in the Miss Baytown-Lee College Scholarship Pageant set for March 14 at Ross S. Sterling High School auditorium. Entrants include Lonica Bush Pamela R. Epperson Lisa Marie Keyes and Carla D. Milliken. The winner will represent Baytown in the Miss Texas Pageant in Fort Worth in July and receive at least $1,000 in scholarships plus a state wardrobe. The event, “going Texas style,” is co sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department and LC public information officer Glenn Walker will MC. Trophies and scholarships will be awarded to the runners-up. Public invited.
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Baytown-Lee
Bobby Rountree
City Parks and Recreation Department
Baytown
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Ross S. Sterling High School
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