Honor Students List Announced for Spring Honor Roll
Dean Walter Rundell released the first nine weeks honor roll for the spring semester led by Jane Davis and Hollis Taylor each with 50 points Aubrey Richardson 49 and a long list of others with 41 to 47 points includes Joyce Reynolds Richard Coones Cornelia Grant Shirley McCarter Minnie Smith Norman Smith and more Honorable mention recognizes straight A students carrying fewer courses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Davis
Hollis Taylor
Aubrey Richardson
Dean Walter Rundell
Joyce Ruth Reynolds
Richard C. Coones
Cornelia Grant
Shirley Ann McCarter
Minnie Loretta Smith
Normand B. Smith
Eula Pearl Flynt
William R. Holmes
Jean Neuerburg
Myra Beth Wilson
Burton M. Burrus
Jeanne Dillenback
Joan Towery
Mary Terry
Guvin Lloyd Eiland
Refugio Martinez
Dean Attends Texas Meetings in San Antonio
Dean Walter Rundell attended the Texas Junior College Association annual meeting in San Antonio and subsequent Association of Texas Colleges gathering. He also joined two Committee on Standards and Classification meetings during his three days there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rundell
Texas Junior College Association
San Antonio
Association of Texas Colleges
Lee College Federate Ball crowns 1954 royalty in Pasadena
April 10 event at Diamond Alkali Clubhouse features Ollie Miller as queen Wayne Peterson king Pat Nicholson princess Jimmy Richards prince Faustine Hobbs sophomore duchess Louis Carter sophomore duke Shirley Herring freshman duchess Burke Murdock freshman duke Dean Walter Rundell crowns the 1954 royalty Music by the Mello Tones from Sam Houston State Teachers College Flowers and Johnny Reb favors noted Committees listed for floors decorations refreshments publicity and more
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Diamond Alkali
Pasadena
Ollie Miller
Wayne Peterson
Pat Nicholson
Jimmy Richards
Faustine Hobbs
Louis Carter
Shirley Herring
Burke Murdock
Dean Walter Rundell
Mello Tones
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Johnny Reb
Kenneth Welch
Cecile Treat
Betty Hart
Eula Flynt
Bert Allen
Sager Hunsucker
Shirley Hlanak
Phi Theta Kappa Holds Initiation at College
Phi Theta Kappa held its first initiation in 1954 on March 24 in the Student Lounge with twenty initiates. New members include Judy Mathis Joan Towery Delia Adlong Kathryn Riggs Joyce Reynolds and others. Donald Ott will represent the Lee College chapter at the PTK convention in Little Rock Arkansas April 21 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sager Hun
Joan Towery
Delia Adlong
Kathryn Riggs
Joyce Reynolds
Jeanne Dillenback
Cecile Treat
Jean Neuerburg
Murray Mangum
Eula Flynt
Jimmy Richards
Hollis Taylor
Aubrey Richardson
Refugio Martinez
Linda Scott
Ollie Miller
Burke Murdock
Mary Yager
M. L. Neal, Jr
Burton Burrus
Lee College
Donald Ott
Little Rock
Ark
Miss Minnie Alice Robertson
Robert Williamson
Schultz to teach new course on marriage and the family
Lee College will offer a three hour elective in the fall of 1954 taught by Clarence C. Schultz. The course covers dating, mate selection, engagement, legal aspects, parenthood and family life. Transfer credits apply to most senior colleges including the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Lee College
Clarence C. Schultz
University of Texas
Lee
Texas
Odessa
Navarro
del Mar
Amarillo
Frank Phillips
East Texas State
West Texas State
Southwest State
Sam Houston
Texas Tech
TSCW
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
America
SWTSC
Reception to Three Act Comedy Honor Writers Set for May 4
Baytown events note a May 4 reception at the Episcopal Parish House for the Arnett Creative Writing Contest awards with five divisions offering 25 10 and 5 dollar prizes. Ruth Gordon play Over Twenty One will be staged May 4 at Lee College Auditorium under Lynn O Hagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnett
Episcopal Parish House
Baytown
Glen M. Rodgers
Lee College
Baytown Writers Guild
The
Poetry Society of Texas
J. C. Burkett
T. V. Pullen
Martha Kirkpatrick
Jerry Enderli
Bertie Hind Grissett
Cecile Hays LeCompte
Hobart W. Enoch
Alma S. Moore
Gertrude M. Panowich
Clara Dickerson
Ruth Gordon
Lynn O'Hagan
Bob Hensley Gives Radio-Phonograph and Records to Lee College
Bob Hensley donated a radio-phonograph and about 200 records to the Lee College Student Body. The equipment had been loaned to the Student Lounge since early fall and proved popular. Hensley chose new and popular records from his larger collection for the permanent gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Bob Hensley
Bob
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Edgar B. Buchanan
Barbara Dunkerly
Fred Herbert
Ernest L. Jordan
Gary C. Lindsey
Jerry Lee Purswell
Shirley Jean Smith
Thomas Bayliss
Kenneth G. Crofcot
Walter S. Grimes
Johnny A. Kubik
Elizabeth Laycock
Oscar G. Weir
James Anderson
Henry Behrens
Frances Allene Butler
Carl Lee Daniel
Minnie Ola Davidson
Charles D. Deeter
William T. Eford
Tommy Ray Johnson
Edwin E. Lehr
Nancy L. Millard
Benjamin Mosko
Dean
Read
Phi Theta Kappa
Sucker
Sandra Montgomery
Judy Mathis
Jan Lupton
Roy Lupton
Bill Russell
Paula Wharton
Ellen Waltman
Max Wharton
Billy Murdock
Robert Gow
Charles Sue
Gates
Colonel Foley
Tommy Johnson
Foley
Wanda Jones
Joel Nixon
Miss Manley
Betty White
Palmetto Courts
Miss Gordon
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