Ames police chief attends LC for second semester
Ames police chief Roy Carrier attends Lee College while serving as Ames chief of police. The Liberty High School and Prairie View alum says he is an average student enjoying the challenge of balancing police duties with college life. He plans to study government and business with aims for law school.
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Roy Carrier
Ames
Carrier
Lee College
Liberty High School
Liberty High
Jimmy Belt
Dassetta
Saint Vincent de Paul Seminary
Lumberton
Liberty
Prairie View A&m University
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Police Department
McClendon shapes basic art program at Lee College
Lee College fine arts instructor Jack McClendon guides 120 students through fundamental drawing and sculpture with a preference for hand modeling over wheel thrown pottery. Designer Steve Neihaus notes 24 students in photography with 12 black and white developers. The department plans no new showings, citing small college size and rivalry fears. Former Army man McClendon and nurse educators Carolyn Rice and Sara Rhine lead the Cleveland vocational programs.
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Jack McClendon
Lee College
Steve Neihaus
McClendon
Neihaus
U.S. Army
Carolyn Rice
Cleveland
University of Texas At Galveston
Sara Rhine
University of Texas At Houston
Lee College DEA elects officers at first meeting
Officers of the Lee College Office Education Association were elected at the September 30 meeting. New officers are Becky White president Bridgette Godfrey vice president Diane Scalise secretary Ruby Bookman treasurer Shirley Kirkwood historian and Denetra Hayden parliamentarian Katherine Yates presided with 46 prospective members present. Regular meetings are 8 am on the first Tuesday monthly. Officers attended an OEA Leadership Training Conference October 16–18 in Corpus Christi to learn leadership roles. The OFA plans a cake walk at the Halloween Carnival October 30 at Baytown Community Center with candy sales Merry Bell figurines and family portrait certificate sales for November 22 at Sterling High School.
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Becky White
Bridgette Godfrey
Diane Scalise
Ruby Bookman
Shirley Kirkwood
Denetra Hayden
OEA
Corpus Christi
Open casting call for LC student singers and dancers
Charles Stephenson head of the Fine Arts Department issues open casting for LC students to revitalize the concert choir. The program focuses on Richard Rogers music and will be small staged with choreography. A pianist is sought. No prerequisites beyond willingness. rehearsal in music building room 156 from 12 30 to 1 30 p m Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Charles Stephenson
Stephenson
Richard Rogers
Wheatley to Lead New Counseling Classes at Tech-Vo
Dr. Dee Wheatley, counselor, will open an office in TV 1 117 in the Technical-Vocational building for Tech-Vo students. Office hours run 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays. Sessions cover topics including Why Satellite Counseling and Why A Counseling Center with a segment on Veterans, each about 20 minutes, with a new schedule to be posted by the Counseling Center.
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Dee Wheatley
TV 1
Tech-Vo
Wheatley
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