Warren Dives to Nationals in Texas Junior College Meet
Kirk Warren of Lee College earned a Nationals berth by winning the diving competition at the TJCAA meet in San Antonio with 391.75 points from 11 dives, surpassing the 339-point minimum for qualification. Rebels swimmer Billy Waddell led with a first in the 100 back at 1 08.2, while James Bodine, Kitty Spiller, and Ellen Haines each took runner up in their events.
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Lee College
Kirk Warren
San Antonio
Texas Junior College
Warren
Livona
Mich
Billy Waddell
Rebels
James Bodine
Kitty Spiller
Ellen Haines
Brain Drain Puzzle Solution and Solvers Listed
The farmer solves the classic river crossing by shuttling the goose first then the fox and goose then the corn and finally the goose again. Solvers named include Lavinia Provost, Bobby Fosburgh, Barbara Westbrook, and Prentice Mearns.
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Lavinia Provost
Bobby Fosburgh
Barbara Westbrook
Prentice Mearns
Graham, Borreson Named to Region 14 All Tournament Team
Damon Graham and Paul Borreson, LC players from the 75 76 season, earned South Zone Region 14 All Tournament Team honors. Graham, a 6 2 sophomore, and Borreson, a 6 4 freshman, stand out for LC with Graham’s strong past two years including all conference selections in 74 75 and twice in 75 76.
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Damon Graham
Paul Borreson
Graham
Rebels fall 87 84 to Wharton end Region bid
The SC Rebels finish 20 11 after an 87 84 loss to the Wharton Pioneers in the Region XIVI first round. Graham scores 26, Borerson 19, Harris 12 as Wharton seals the win with 18 seconds left.
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Wharton
Wesl
SC Rebels
Wharton Pioneers
Wharto
Graham
Pioneers
Lee
Jeff Tyson
Nate Gordon
Paul Borreson
James Harris
Compass Club to honor Anchor Clubs with banquet
The Lee College Compass Club hosts a Spring Banquet honoring Anchor Clubs from Robert E. Lee and Ross S. Sterling High Schools. Guest speaker Elsa Rosborough will address education. event aims to foster ties between Baytown students and LC. Installation of Compass officers planned for March 14 in Moler Hall.
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Lee College Compass Club
Pilot International Club of
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Ross S. Sterling
Lee College
Elsa Rosborough
Jim Sturgeon
E. L. Gunn
Lee College Board
Johnny Clark
Goose Creek Independent School
Louis W. Moreno
Joseph D. Mendoza
Henry Armstrong
Wheatley
Compass
Moler Hall
Lee College Mixed Bowlers Net Top Finish in Gulf Coast Tourney
Lee College placed third in the Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Conference Spring Bowling Tournament at Alvin with 4885 pins. The Mixed Coed Team won by 272 pins, led by doubles champs Daph Hotchkiss 453 and Glenn Terry 469 for a 922 team series, while Jerry Mongiello added a 532 for a 877 team series. The women's and men's teams both finished fourth. Mongiello’s 532 was third high in men’s series.
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Lee College
Alvin
Lee
Daph Hotchkiss
Glenn Terry
Brenda Hotchkiss
Jerry Mongiello
Fall Elections Begin March 31
Students may file for student body president or vice president starting March 17 with a March 24 deadline. Petitions available in Dr Dee Wheatley’s office Moser Hall. Campaigns run March 25 30. Elections March 31 and April 1 from 8 am to 7 30 pm in Moser Hall. New officers take office June 1.
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Dee Wheatley
Moser Hall
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Maria White
Tina Fhermood
Marla Kern
Teresa Sorcek
Dean West
Jeff Laird
Randy Sayers
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Roger Schirmbeck
W. Lobit
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