Annual Geology Field Trip Begins April 18
Ted Reel of Lee College announces the fourth annual geology field trip from April 18 to 22 led by Reel and his wife Pat. Twenty to thirty students travel a 1000 mile circuit through Austin Llano and Brownwood visiting museums quarries caverns and Longhorn Caverns with meals and lodging en route.
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Ted Reel
Lee College
Reel
Pat
State of Texas
Austin
Texas Museum of Natural History
University of Texas
State Geologic Branch of Texas
Llano
Texas Longhorn Caverns
Brownwood
Llona River
Baytown
Lee
Lee College Day Slated for April 24
Lee College Day will be held April 24 now in its fourth year. Ex students gather at 7 p.m. by graduation year for a brief reunion, with a 7:30 p.m. program in the auditorium. The event includes addresses by student council president David Smith and Ex-Student Association president Sam Bramlett, a music program, and four Lee College Service Awards.
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Lee College
Alton Laird
David Smith
Sam Bramlett
Ex-Student Association
Walter Rundell
Charles Larabee
George Gentry
Alvin Miles
Florence Niell
Pauline Kopecky
Sherwood Carpenter
Clarence Shultz
Ruby Barham
Community Loan Fund Formed For LC Grads Help
Lee College creates the Community Loan Fund to assist graduates with two years remaining, aiming at about 25 000 in total loans. A Baytonian committee led by Guempie Fayle Swell drafted by laws for a nonprofit revolving fund open to all district residents. Dorothy Bounds returns to study. An April 16 meeting invites signups. LC students took part in Trinity University science program visiting Fort Sam Houston and Southwest Research Institute.
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Dean Rundell
Baytonians
Lee College Community Loan
John R. Guempie
Percy Fayle
G. N. Swell
Dorothy Bounds
Cent Surgery
Texas
U. S. Department of Internal Revenue
Jimmy Corbett
Larry Hancock
Richard Hargraves
Robert Wiles
Trinity University
San Antonio
Frank Maystorovich
Fort Sam Houston
Southwest Research Institute
Gilliland Named To Consultant Post On Magazine Choice
Joe D. Gilliland of the Lee College English department is named consultant for a new publication called Choice. Published by Prentice Hall Library Division in Englewood Cliffs New Jersey, the magazine prints Gilliland's first review this month of A C Scotts The Puppet Theatre of Japan. He expects to review ten books a year focusing on literature and orient studies. He previously reviewed for the Houston Law Review in winter.
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Joe D. Gilliland
Lee College English
Choice
Prentice- Hall, Inc
Library Division
Englewood Cliffs
N. J
Gilliland
A. C. Scott
Japan
Osaka
Awaji
Oska
Local science and theatre news from Beaumont and Baytown
Chemistry instructor William Welch James Allen Jane Reed and Gene Wiggins attended a science conference Monday at Lamar Tech Beaumont. Marcia Cooper spoke on radio television and speech drama at Career Day Robert E Lee High School. Mattie Howard visited Houston for Robert E Lee High School library committee work. Boy Scout uniform drive organized by Circle K sponsored by Richard Gresham Kelly Rushing and Bill Foote. Thurman Rowlett and daughter Amy Beth star in The Princess That Couldn’t Laugh with shows April 10 11 12 and 17 18 19. Rowlett to sing chorus in Pirate of Penzance in June.
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William Welch
James Allen
Jane Reed
Gene Wiggins
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Marcia Cooper
Robert E. Lee High School
Thurman Rowlett
Amy Beth
Baytown Little Theatre
Rowlett
Fakington
Stork Visits Baytown as Wen dy Corrigan Born Five Pounds
John C Britt welcomed a five pound baby girl Wen dy Corrigan. Gertrude Teter escorted students to Houston visiting the Houston State Psychiatric Institute noting the trip was most interesting. Bennie Moskowitz elected officer of the Baytown Texas Exes at the Houston Yacht Club banquet.
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John C. Britt
Stork
Wendy Corrigan
Gertrude Teter
Houston
Houston State Psychiatric Institute
Bennie Moskowitz
Baytown
Texas
Houston Yacht Club
Guy Johnson Exhibit Debuts At St Thomas University
The St Thomas University exhibition titled Out of This World features Guy Johnson and his painting Tropical Sport Shoe along with 15 to 20 other oil and collage works. The show runs through April 30 in Lee College main building room 231 with weekday hours 10 am to 6 pm and extended Thursday hours. Critics note Johnson’s satirical view of life and art, citing Cityscape as depicting a dejected man on a sunlit brick wall and praising his blend of photographs and materials.
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Guy Johnson
St. Thomas University
Johnson
Lee College
Lee College nursing grads take state exams in Austin
Twenty five graduates from Lee College vocational nursing class traveled to Austin to sit the state board licensed practical nurses examination at the Driskill Hotel. A temporary work permit was issued and the group remains employed in Baytown area hospitals.
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Lee College
Austin
State Board
Mamie Reeder
Driskell Hotel
Lee
Baytown
Dorotha Margaret Bashrum
Mildred Elois Bosenbacher
Anna Belle Brannon
Ruth Evelyn Bull
Mary Ida Chance
Louella Pearl Crocker
Grace Elizabeth Dailey
Judy Dellen Dunn
Chloe Delle Laughlin
Catherine Francis Macha
Margaret Cameron Mangum
Mildred Eugenia McGaffey
Mildred Elizabeth McGrew
Cloeus Jansell Mears
Billie Maxine Mitchell
Elsie Floring Moore
Martha Anne Pye
Gloria Jean Bonner
Audrey L. Kenny
John R. Guemple
Reeder
Margaret Sterling
Carmen O’neal
Stone recalls musical return and teaching at Lee College
Stone, a Stop to three years away in service, rebuilt his musical life through focused practice and returned to North Texas State University for degrees. Now Charge Lay Leader at Saint John's Methodist Church, he teaches piano and music theory at Lee College with 38 students and enjoys fishing as a hobby with his wife Zina and son Timothy.
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Stone
North Texas State University
Saint John’s Methodist Church
Zina
Timothy
Fairhope
Alabama
Lee College
Lee College Hosts State Convention Delegates
Four schools were appointed by an executive committee to write on topics for discussion and mail copies to others. Delegates will tour NASA after discussions and attend a banquet with speaker Paul Sturtevant on the Gemini Program. A free dance follows for convention students.
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Laird Tentirely
NASA
Paul Sturtevant
Lee College
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