Stage skit at Kappa Kappa Style Show features four performers
Lantern Flashes Pete Kelley Jim Smith John Markham and Norman Lamphere presented a short skit at the Kappa Kappa Style Show March 31. If Men Played Cards as Women Do was directed by Mrs David Norton. Clarence Schultz will speak to the Baytown Rotary Club today on the Role of the Voter in Precinct Conventions and Party Organizations. Schultz spoke to the Pilot Club on March 22 on 14 Prospects for Peace. Rev E H Westmoreland will deliver the commencement address to 1960 Lee College graduates. Dean Walter Rundell will attend a Dallas conference on the National Defense Loan Program on April 29. Dr and Mrs John Ellis will attend the Southwest Social Science Association convention in Dallas Friday. A portion of the Scott diary edited by Dr Ellis appears in Utah Historical Quarterly this month. Mrs Lynn O Hagan attended a foreign language teaching devices demonstration in Port Arthur last Friday.
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Pete Kelley
Jim Smith
John Markham
Norman Lamphere
David Norton
Clarence Schultz
Baytown
Walter Rundell
Dallas
John Ellis
Southwest Social Science Association
Ellis
The
Utah Historical Quarterly
Student Council Constitution Changes at Lee College
Yesterday’s assembly approved changes to the student association rules at Lee College. The Dean of Student Life becomes sponsor of the Student Council, with faculty acting as election officials and two students monitoring polls during voting hours.
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Ing
Upen
Lee College
Lilacs cast rehearsing for Green Grow the Lilacs
The Drama and Muse Departments announce the spring production Green Grow the Lilacs to be staged May 6 and 7. Naomi Norton directs with Charles Stephenson as music director. Cast includes Lynn Rowe as Curly McClain Delores Clark as Laurey Murphy as Aunt Eller Jim Smith as Jeeter Fry Dodis Lowry as Ado Annie Norma Lemphere as Old Man Peck Mike Cox as Shorty Ramond Read as another cowboy and The Belles of Claremore Carol Montgomery Norma Malac and Mary Helen McFerren with Terry Bone Walter Bown Raymond Mason Gene Conway Charles Hart Jerry Hulles and Sonny King as cowboys.
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Norma Lemphere
Man Peck
Shorty
Mike Cox
Ramond Read
Claremore
Carol Montgomery
Norma Malac
Mary Helen McFerren
Terry Bone
Walter Bown
Raymond Mason
Gene Conway
Charles Hart
Jerry Hulles
Sonny King
Drama
Muse
Huey Phillips Wins Three NSF Scholarships to Colleges
Huey Phillips, a Lee mathematics instructor, received three National Science Foundation scholarships to Rutgers, San Jose State College, and Oregon State College. He accepted the San Jose State award for a six week course including transportation, tuition, and a living allowance.
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Huey Phillips
Lee
Summer Institute
Rutgers
San Jose State College
Oregon State College
National Science Foundation
Phillips
San Jose State
Younger generation follows fathers footsteps warned
A reflective line notes that those who lack direction may end up tracing the path laid by their predecessors as guidance.
Lee College Finals and Holidays Schedule Highlight
Holidays Thursday April 14 mark last day of classes before Easter break. Classes resume Tuesday April 19. An additional holiday on April 21 observes San Jacinto Day.
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Lee College
San Jacinto
Confederate Royalty Nominations Vote Tomorrow
Nominations for the Confederate Ball royalty were taken in assembly yesterday and a vote will be held tomorrow. The ball, with the Matty Green Orchestra, occurs April 30 at Sylvan Beach. Tickets cost $3 per couple and are available from student council members or the Red-Belles. Monnie Andrus and Montie Scro ll s are chairmen. Gamma Phi Kappa sorority handles the cake and serving checks.
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Sylvan Beach
Matty Green
1Dent Council
Red-Belles
Monnie Andrus
Montie Scrolls
Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority
Phi Theta Kappa
1960 Lee Log Distribution Opens With Rebel Theme
The 1960 Lee Log arrived last week featuring a gray red and white Rebel motif with a Confederate flag cover. Office staff include George Gent as five star general and Walter Rundell as four star general. Sophomores are Colonels freshmen Lieutenants and maneuvers classify activities. Co editors are Betty Womack and Tommy Skipper with Patsy Holcomb assistant editor. Gwyn Penny is freshman editor Helen McFerren is sophomore editor Natalie Faust faculty editor Linda Mills club editor.
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George Gentry
Walter Rundell
Betty Womack
Tommy Skipper
Patsy Holcomb
Gwyn Penny
Helen McFerren
Natalie Faust
Linda Mills
Library Holds Annual Tea For National Library Week
Librarians and student assistants from Robert E. Lee High School and Lee College libraries hosted their annual tea on April 3 in observance of National Library Week. Honorees included librarians and student helpers from 15 area high schools. Hostesses and staff named include Jan Taylor Sue Millard Gene Deane Hale Wanda Hanle Tanya Mann Juli Skeet Mrs. Lucille Waddell Mrs. Iris Jane REL Marion Orgain and Mattie Howard. Four junior high librari ans led the punch service with Lois Snead Horace Mann Lorene McCarty Louise Barton Martha Thompson around Highlands Cedar Bayou Junior High. Approximately 75 guests attended.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College Libraries
Jan Taylor
Sue Millard
Gene Deane Hale
Wanda Hanle
Tanya Mann
Juli Skeet
Lucille Waddell
Iris Jane
Rel
Marion Orgain
Mattie Howard
Lee College
Lois Snead
Horace Mann
Lorene McCarty
Highlands Junior High
Louise Barton
Baytown
Martha Thompson
Cedar Bayou
Local Staff Aids Annual Event Led by Rowlett Sponsor
The Log and Miss Mills acted as business managers while T. E. Rowlett led the staff and sponsored the annual event this year.
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Ing
Miss Mills
T. E. Rowlett
Meet the Faculty Bonner Enjoys Stocks Swimming Tennis
Charles Bonner of Lee College has 26 years on the faculty with a background in Clebourne Texas. He taught at Robert E. Lee High School Ranger Junior College and Alvarado High School. His hobbies include golf swimming and studying taxation. He is a member of the Texas Junior College Teachers Association and lives at 216 West Wright.
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Charles Bonner
Lee College
Clebourne
Texas
Bonner
Rice Institute
Houston
S.M.U
Dallas
Lee High School
Baytown
Texas Junior College Teachers Association
Texas Batadiene
Bonners
West Wright
Lee
Students Attend SC Convention in Corpus Christi
Ten delegates from the Texas Junior College Student Council Association Convention attended the event in Corpus Christi with Alton Laird as sponsor. State officers were elected and workshops covered council problems as colleges share concerns. A beach picnic on Padre Island capped the activities.
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Texas Junior College Student Council Association
Corpus Christi
Kay Clark
Jo Ellen Spiers
Pat Henneke
Betty Hester
Don Hicks
Lester Gallatin
Donnie Andrus
Sonny King
Montie Sorrells
Tommy Skipper
Alton Laird
le College
Padre Island
Brehm Receives Scholarship for Summer Institute in Genetics
Mr. Bertram Brehm biology and genetics instructor has been awarded a scholarship to the Summer Institute of Genetics for College Teachers sponsored by The National Foundation. The program at North Carolina State College in Raleigh runs June 14 to July 21 and covers travel tuition and living costs. He previously received a similar grant last summer.
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Bertram Brehm
Lee
Summer Institute of Genetics
North Carolina State Foundation
College
Raleigh
North Carolina
Brehm
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E. H. Westmoreland
Second Baptist Church
Lynn O’hagan
Port Arthur
Bruce Hanson
Summer Grant
Tomor
Department of Mathematics and Engineering
G. G. Robey
SC Convention
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