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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1989

Page

5

Rundell Memorial Follows Long Career at Texas College

Memorial notes reflect the life of Rundell a longtime leader at LC who retired in 1967 after 23 years as dean. He earned a BA in 1923 and an MA in 1930 from the University of Texas and held leadership roles including president of the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities and Baytown Rotary Club. Survivors include Olive Spillar Rundell wife of Austin a brother A M Rundell Round Rock three grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services were conducted at Weed-Corley in Austin and graveside rites at McDade Cemetery. Memorial donations were requested to the Walter Rundell Scholar fund.

Page 1Sity of Texas Rundell Association of Texas Colleges and Universities Baytown David Rundell Deanna Rundell Pineville John L. Rundell Houston Merton R. Rundell Cinncinnati Ohio George Cooper Lompoc Walter Rundell Jr Weed-Corley Austin Lynn Barton McDade Walter Rundell

Rundell Remembered As Dedicated Lee College Leader

Faculty remembers Walter Rundell as a caring and disciplined administrator who shaped Lee College from its opening in 1934. He served as dean from 1945 to 1967 and helped separate LC from the public school system while earning deep respect from instructors who credit him with high standards and personal regard for students.

Walter Rundell Rundell Lee College Billy Walker Walker John Britt Britt Dan Mendoza John McCormick Noah Smith Ellen Spiller Benny Moskowitz Moskowitz Thomas Stone

College faces tighter controls after Peat Marwick review

Peat Marwick and Main urged LC to tighten check request controls and reduce special payments. The firm recommended central receiving, electronic purchasing, asset tagging, and a fixed asset system to tracking inventory, with criminal checks on new hires and stricter personnel policies. Inman said changes will be funded by a new purchasing department and ongoing audits.

Inman Peat Marwick Main Ing Eve

Ivins and Bullock win Frankie Awards at Harris County event

Political columnist Molly Ivins and State Comptroller Bob Bullock were honored at the Harris County Democrats Frankie Awards ceremony at the Blue Moon Cafe in Houston. Ivins received the Truth in Media Award and offered remarks on party realignment and primary races while Bullock predicted competitive two party primaries and noted Bush’s presidency affecting Democratic enthusiasm.

Tim Sherron Molly Ivins Bob Bullock Harris County Democrats Frankie Blue Moon Cafe Houston Frankie Randolph Texas Observer Texas Ivins Clayton Williams Billie Carr Democratic National Committee Harris County Mark White Carr White Jim Mattox Ann Richards Bullock

Police to provide security at Rebel Roundup games

Lee College officials announced Baytown police will staff campus events after Patrick Broussard disrupted the Nov 9 Rebel Roundup. Broussard was escorted from campus three times, arrested on criminal trespassing, and DeLeon was assaulted during the incident. Officer presence costs $15 per hour and aims to prevent future disruptions.

Patrick G. Scart Broussard Lantern Staff College Montet Ummel BPD Lee Baytown David Carnahan LC Rebels Baytown Hoyas B.P.D Forest Joshua Broussard Jean Sanders Paul Gilliam Lantern Tors Ellis Montet Gilliam Robert DeLeon DeLeon Ron Ummel San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Decker Drive Raymond Donnelly Montet Carnahan Moler Hall Sanders

Compass Club revived at Lee College under Pilot Club wing

Compass Club re activated at Lee College with Baytown Pilot Club sponsorship. Shaun Don Herrington leads as president, with Brenda Cooper as faculty adviser and officers Amy Westerman Jamie Timmons Tommy Gregg Todd Crum Chad Davenport. The group plans a campus and community service drive and backed the American Diabetes Association Arrest fundraiser on November 9. A kickoff meeting is set for 7 30 p m November 28 in Moler Hall reception room to map future plans.

Hilda Martinez Lantern Staef Compass Club Lee College Baytown Pilot Club Shaun Don Herrington Brenda Cooper Amy Westerman Jamie Timmons Tommy Gregg Todd Crum Chad Davenport Herrington American Diabetes Association Moler Hall

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