Lee College PTK initiates eight members in 1980 ceremony
Phi Theta Kappa at Lee College inducted eight students Thursday in Moter Hall. Freshmen Han Kim Carl Manchaca and Holly Rhoads join sophomores Peggy Durant Carol Eaves Kathleen Hughes Richard Lech and Mervin Nalletamby. Funds raised exceed 300 for the Dallas convention April 2 to 4.
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Pam Hopper
Phi Theta Kappa
Lee College
Moter Hall
Han Kim
Carl Manchaca
Holly Rhoads
Peggy Durant
Carol Eaves
Kathleen F. Hughes
Richard A. Lech
Mervin Nalletamby
College hosts FFA conference in Houston area
Lee College hosted 22 area high schools for the 1986 Houston Area Future Farmers of America Conference. About 500 agriculture extension students were expected to attend and compete in speech, debate, and project displays in the Technical/Vocational Building. Attendance and winners not available at press time.
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Lee College
Houston Area
Future Farmers of America
Area Agriculture Extension
SAC forum urges seeing student activities as more than a social group
Dr Viv ian Blevins Lee College president urged SAC to raise student activities from a social club image. She pressed for tackling serious issues such as curriculum and safety to earn faculty respect, while praising SAC's college impact during Higher Education Week. Suzanna Strangmeier SAC president risked exclusion worries. Blevins stressed that SAC members are part of a larger college governance team.
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SAC
Vivian Blevins
Lee College
Suzanna Strangmeier
Dr. Blevins
Ms. Strangmeier
Suzanna
Patti DeHart
Robert Larrson
Ms. DeHart
SAC Plans Busy Semester At Lee College
Lee College's Student Activity Committee gears up for a packed term with public address announcements at Moser Hall, volunteer monitors for a Salvation Army donation station at San Jacinto Mall, and valet duties at the Foundation Gala December 5 at Goose Creek Country Club. After New Year they plan spring registration support and Black Awareness Week events plus a drug and alcohol program. Bennie Moskowitz lauds the small but highly capable group, and Suzanna Strangmeier, a freshman, leads with practical, typed meeting outlines.
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SAC
Moser Hall
Salvation Army
San Jacinto Mall
Lee College Foundation
Goose Creek Country Club
Tion
Bennie Moskowitz
Lee College
Moskowitz
Thanksgiving Dance at K C Hall and Campus Articulation Seminar
Campus capsules note a Turkey Dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at K C Hall with admission of two food cans or $1. A seminar on articulation with senior colleges and degree planning is set for 11 a.m. Wednesday in Moser Hall and again at 6 p.m. December 9. The Baytown Chorus and Symphony perform December 7 at Ross Sterling High School, free with audience sing along. The drama department cancels Baby With the Bathwater due to late casting.
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K.C. Hall
Moser Hall
Dee Wheatley
Baytown Community Chorus
Baytown Symphony Orchestra
Ross S. Sterling High School
Dana Olejulczak
Carol Herrera
Glenn Whitcomb
Don Ball
Senior Adults Pleased With Continuing Education Survey
A September survey of 436 area seniors, conducted for future continuing education programming at Lee College, shows high value placed on current programs and staff courtesy. Field trips ranked 96 percent as most valuable, with interest in senior discounts and 65 plus open classes for spring.
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Sybil Francis
Lee College
Francis
Ms. Francis
OEA members promote Lee College at mall and events
OEA members helped promote Lee College by staffing an information booth at San Jacinto Mall on November 15. They also reported on club activities during a visit to Stuart Career Center on November 17 and recapped a November 1–2 trip to Arlington for the National OEA conference.
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Mary Satterwhite
Office Education Association
Lee College
San Jacinto Mall
Stuart Career Center
Arlington
OEA
Baytown Area
Ensemble to perform Christmas selections in Baytown event
Mary Wooley reports the Lee College Brass Ensemble will perform Christmas music at the Christmas Tree Fantasy fundraiser for the Baytown Historical Museum. The event, Dec. 6 at the old post office 220 Defee, features tree displays, church and school groups, refreshments, and a $5 admission for public viewing.
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Mary Wooley
Lee College Brass Ensemble
Old Post Office
Dave Corder
Baytown
Webb Society members attend 10th Webb Conference
Members from the Lee College Webb Society attended the 10th annual Webb Student Sponsor Conference in Fredericksburg on November 7 and 8. Activities included a Texas politics speech from 1900 to the present by JoAnn Stiles of Lamar University and a tour of the Old.
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Greg Rabel
Lee College
Webb Society
Webb
Fredericksburg
Texas
JoAnn Stiles
Lamar University
Former nursing students form Lee College alumni association
Members of Lee College's Associate Degree Nursing program formed an alumni association and elected officers at a Nov 12 meeting. Marie Breakiron is president, Joanne Springer vice-president, Sylvia LaGrone secretary, Connie Ford treasurer, Jackie Brisco parliamentarian, and Eileen Files member's officer.
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Lee College
Marie Breakiron
Joanne Springer
Sylvia LaGrone
Connie Ford
Jackie Brisco
Eileen Files
ADN
Ms. Breakiron
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Sammy Hundley
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Plitt Theaters
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C.E
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Corder
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David Arabie
Christine Bledsoe
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Pioneer Museum
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Jeanie Carmody
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Kelly Holcomb
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Carol Hagins
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