Meet the Mitchells of Mississippi Teachers at Lee College
The Mitchells, natives of Mississippi, are a teacher couple with three children. Mildred Mitchell, a mathematics teacher, grew up amid southern oaks and magnolias and earned degrees from Blue Mountain Baptist Women’s College and Peabody College. John Mitchell, a chemistry teacher, studied at Peabody, LSU, and Vanderbilt, served in the U.S. Marine Corps, and trained as a radar technician before moving to Texas.
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John P. Mitchell
Lee College of Chemistry
Pacayune
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Mitchell
Mildred Mitchell
Magnolia
Blue Mountain Baptist Women’s College
Ole Miss
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Mississippi State
Columbia
Peabody College
Ford Foundation
J. P
Nashville
Curtain Club Presents Sweeney Todd Spring Production
The Lee College Curtain Club directed by Miss Cooper stages Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber for three nights April 30 May 1 and 2 at 8 15 pm in old Houston 1890s setting. Cast features Pat Parker as Mrs Lovett and Robert Peacock as Sweeney Todd with Paul Van Dyke Carolyn Herman and others.
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Lee College Curtain Club
Miss Cooper
Sweeney Todd
Demon Barber
Old
Houston
Robert Peacock
Mark Ingestre
Paul van Dyke
Johanna Oakley
Carolyn Herman
Jean Parmine
George Cassady
Tobias Ragg
Ozzie Wright
Jeffery
Hobson Smith
Johanna
Don Oehler
Karen McManus
Linda Galloway
Donald Martin
Pat Jenkins
Danny Odom
C. H. Stephenson
Leyla Kadjar
Mary Katherine McMurrough
Coleen Bailey
Judy l Lamberson
Bobb Tharp
Carol Shelton
Charles Kennedy
Pat Parker
Curtain Club
Ranglerettes
Texas Novelist Is Lyceum Speaker
Larry McMurtry spoke at the Lyceum Series as a 1963-64 participant, addressing students about his career as a novelist. He noted a Guzgenheim Foundation grant for 1964-65 and referenced his works Horseman Pass By and Leaving Cheyenne, plus the film Hud and Oscar moments connected to the era. He was born in Archer County, Texas, and grew up amid ranch life before attending Rice University and North Texas State College.
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Larry McMurtry
Lyceu
McMurtry
Guzgenheim Foundation
Cheyenne
Hollywood
Patricia Neale
Melvin Douglas
Mr. McMurtry
Archer County
Texas
Rice University
North Texas State College
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Lee Log Dedicated to Moskowitz Tops Growth at Baytown
The 1964 Lee Log, Lee College annual, is bigger than ever with 160 pages plus eight autograph pages. It features a boomtown theme with a gushing oil well cover, six sections and eight color pages, and is distributed in the Student Union from 1 to 2 p.m. through Wednesday.
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Lee
Benny Moskoan
Baytown
Boomtown
Lee Log
Lee College
L.C
Judy Lamberson
Sharlotte Hall
Betty Maxey
Marilyn Borske
Joanie Jo Smith
Kay Morgan
Grace Smith
Gordon McDaniels
Ranglers
Ranglerettes
A. H. Miles
Taylor Publishing Company
Dallas
TSEA Honors Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson
Professor George F. Nelson honored by the John Dewey Chapter of the TSEA with a luncheon and reception in the cafeteria. Peggy Pollard presented flowers, entertainment by Shady Grove Singers and Lee College students, and a resolution of appreciation.
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TSEA
George Nelson
George F. Nelson
John Dewey
T.S.E.A
Peggy Pollard
The
Associaton
Nelson
Shady Grove Singers
Beverly Mills
Janice Roach
Carl Contella
Lee
Don Magill
Lee College
Charlotte Fosburgh
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