Hodges Gardens trip offers education and local shopping
Hodges Gardens Continuing Education sponsored a three day Hodges Gardens trip in La with about 40 participants. The package included room and board transportation on a chartered bus and one meal for 80. A Dec 14 Galleria shopping trip is planned with the senior bus leaving Gulf Street at 9 am and returning around 3 30 pm. Trip transportation costs 2. Reservations via 427-5611 ext 211.
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Highlands Rotary Club Offers Two $350 Scholarships
Highlands Rotary Club announces two $350 scholarships for students planning to attend Lee College. Eligibility requires residing in Highlands and ranking in the top half of the most recent class. Barbara Watkins, financial aid officer, notes no applications have been received yet. One scholarship will go to a male and one to a female. Recipients will be awarded after review.
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Lee College duo take regional English posts in southwest conference
Gail Stephenson chair of Lee College English is elected treasurer of the Southwest Regional Conference on English executive board for six states Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and Arkansas. Mary Sue Bloomfield LC English instructor is named Texas advisory board member. Both attend Oklahoma City conference in October and may take classes. must attend one Rotary meeting each semester and report on grades. Contact Watkins in Moser Hall at 427-5611 ext 289.
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Louisiana
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Arkansas
Mary Sue Bloomfield
Stephenson
Bloomfield
Oklahoma City
Watkins
Editor seeks spring staff for Lee College magazine
Lee College invites writers artists and photographers to join the spring issue of Reflections. Open to anyone interested in journalism, the class offers one credit. Meetings are Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 10 to 10 50 a.m. Contact Karen Perry or adviser Mary Lou Nahas at 427 5611 ext 227 Rundell Hall room 120.
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Reflections
Karen Perry
Mary Lou Nahas
Rundell Hall
Jack Turkey’s Quest For Identity In A Gobbling Life
A turkey named Tom resents a family line name and changes to Jack. He seeks identity and fame but lacks talents beyond gobbling, feeling unseen while navigating life in a crowded town. The tale centers on his struggle to become someone respected despite limitations.
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Jack the Determined Turkey Seeks Unusual Fate
A Christmas tale follows Jack a lean turkey who shuns the table. He longs to be Evel Knievel of the turkeys and tries for a dangerous turkey shoot position but is told he is too thin. He then decides to gain weight embracing a quirky path toward Christmas and Thanksgiving.
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SG sets dance at VFW Hall on Nov 30
Student Government sponsors a dance at the VFW Hall 8204 N Main on November 30 starting 8:30 p.m. Disc jockey David Salinas will provide music and students attend free. The piece shifts to a humorous tale about Jack Turkey a cheerful figure in a lighthearted world.
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Lee College Future Secretaries Association Officers Named
Officers of the Lee College Chapter include Sandy Gorrell president Laura Chapa vice president Denise Wallace secretary Sandra Schulte treasurer and Lisa Clark reporter About 20 members are in the club All business students are eligible Meetings are the third Wednesday of each month from noon to 1 pm in Bonner Hall room 120 The group is sponsored by the San Jacinto Chapter of the National Secretaries Association International.
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Sandy Gorrell
Laura Chapa
Denise Wallace
Sandra Schulte
Lisa Clark
Carol Hangee
Bonner Hall
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National Secretaries Associated, International
Class goes to Hill Top Herb Farm field trip
Thirty one students visited Hill Top Herb Farm in Cleveland in October for a garden tour and herb uses lesson led by instructor Bob Wright. Madeline Hill gave a post lunch lecture. spring trips are planned to Hill Top Farm and Avery Island Oak Island Tropical Gardens in New Iberia Louisiana. unregistered guests may join if space allows.
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