New LC Players win ten awards for Coyote Ugly at state festival
The New Lee College Players earned ten prizes for their production Coyote Ugly at the Texas Junior College Speech and Theatre Festival in Paris Texas March 1 to 5. LC students dominated with Overall Show Excellence and multiple Superior design and acting honors while instructor Lynette Jones lauded the educational value and audience reception.
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New Lee College
Paris Junior College
Paris
Texas
Lynette Jones
Jones
Sally Montemayor
Adam Crosby
Webb Society wins top honors for second straight year
Lee College Webb Society dominates the Caldwell competition at the TSHA annual in Austin. Donna Brewer wins first for Baytown Humble Refinery essay, Astrid Wind takes second on German Indian affinity, Brad Lamonte earns third on Chinquipin School. Britt credits college-wide effort and outside research focus.
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Lee College
Webb Society
Caldwell
Texas State Historical Association
John Britt
James Maroney
LC Webb Society
Austin
Humble Refinery
Astrid Wind
Britt
Texas Hill Country
Brad Lamonte
Debating for State Honors Lee College Team Makes Strides
Forensics coach Raymond Puchot leads Lee College students to the Battleflowers Oratorical State Speech Championship in San Antonio. Judy Hatcher, a non traditional student, finished seventh of fifteen after ten days preparation, competing against UT Austin Trinity Pan American Howard Payne and Rice. Hatcher aims to return and win next year.
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Lee College
Raymond Puchot
Battleflowers
San Antonio
Puchot
Judy Hatcher
Hatcher
University of Texas At Austin
Trinity
Pan American
Howard Payne University
Rice
Panola
Judy
Lee College forensics team places seventh regionals
The Lee College forensics team finished seventh in the regional speech and debate championship held at Warden College Campus. Adrienne Hammitt won first in dramatic interpretation, with Dolecki Spencer and Colby also competing as Moe Spencer and Elizabeth Spencer earned strong showings.
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Lee College
Warden College
Raymond Puchot
Puchot
Phi Rho Pi
Cocoa Beach
Florida
Sasser
Suchon
Back to Broadway Benefit by Baytown Symphony Orchestra
Lee College presents an April 16 benefit titled Back to Broadway at Crosby New Port Country Club starting 6 p.m. with cocktails, a 7 p.m. buffet for 35 dollars, and dancing 8:30 to 11 p.m. Sounds of Science will perform. piano soloist and concert details provided by Dr. Scott Aarons, Baytown Symphony Orchestra board member.
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Lee College
Broadway
Crosby New Port Country Club
Baytown
Baytown Symphony Orchestra
Sounds of Science
Scott Aarons
Aarons
Exxon
Allen Johnson
James Bowie
SC Election Set For April Twenty Eight
Student Congress announces elections on April 28 with letters of intent due two weeks prior to voting. Requirements include completing 9 semester hours, current enrollment of at least six hours, and a 2.0 GPA. Open offices are president, vice president, secretary, treasurer and parliamentarian. Eligible voters require attending at least two meetings in a row. SC also changes the End of Year dance to a "nice casual" style and shifts presiding duties to the Executive Board. For details contact 425-6373. SC earned multiple honors at the Texas Junior College Student Government Association State Convention in Dallas, including scrapbook second place, Essay “Trial to Success” third place, and President School of Region Five.
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Josie Vargas
Student Congress
Josse Vargas
Texas Junior College Student Government Association
Dallas
Crystal Montes
B.C. Colby
Moe Spencer
School of
Trudy Masters
Paticipants
Lee College
Kim Carmody
Jacqueline Whitaker
Karen Guthmiller
Cindy Carlisle
John Fields
Adrienne Hammitt
Alister Morris
Phi Theta Kappa
Moore- Fontenot
The
Lee College Counseling Center
Anyone Can Go To College Night at Lee College
Lee College hosted Anyone Can Go To College Night on March 8 in Moser Hall to guide families on selecting applying and registering for college. LC leaders and counselors outlined Texas college options tuition and financial aid while sessions covered getting ready paying for college and choosing a college with time for one on one conversations and refreshments.
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Lee College
Moser Hall
LC Counseling Center
Jackson Sasser
Robert Swanagan
Swanangan
LC Black
Sasser
Jesse Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Susan Moore-Fontenot
Board of Regents
Bay Area
Sally Griffith
Griffith
Texas
Linda Ware
Cedar Bayou Junior High School
Dana Woods
Laura Yepez
Jesse Garza
Kris Taylor
Raymond Puchot
LC president contracts extended to August 1997
Whit Snyder and Jackson Sasser had their contracts extended for one year through August 1997 in an unanimous vote. The regu lar rollover keeps Sasser as president with an annual salary of 98 568 dollars plus 3 450 dollars in annuities for a total of 102 118 dollars per year.
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Jackson Sasser
Sasser
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