Dr James Knight To Speak On Mental Health Week
Dr James C Knight from Baylor University College of Medicine will speak at Lee College auditorium on Tuesday April 28 at 8 pm. Sponsored by Lee College and the Altrusa Club of Baytown the lecture covers mental illness treatment advances and community mental health programs. The talk aims to recruit Baytown residents for Mental Health Association membership with no admission charge.
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James C. Knight
Department of Psychiatry
Baylor University College of Medicine
Lee College
Altrusa Club
Baytown
Summer Permits To Register Being Issued
Lee College began issuing summer permits for students currently enrolled. Since April 27 permits have gone to Goose Creek Junior College District residents. From May 4, any eligible person may obtain a permit, with registration on Friday June 12, and none may register without a permit. Dean Walter Rundell urges early permit acquisition for preferred registration slots.
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Lee College
Lee
Goose Creek Junior College
Walter Rundell
Baytown Bell Ringing Campaign For Mental Health Week
Baytown joins National Mental Health Week with 70 bell ringers who will contact 20 prospects each through door to door calls. Altrusa Club supervises the drive led by Mrs. Murl Wilkinson and Mrs. Edith Cooke with 14 team captains. Dr. James C. Knight of Houston will speak April 28 at Lee College auditorium on progress in mental health and the association’s free community services.
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Baytown
Mental Health Association of
Houston
Harris County
Altrusa Club
Ouida Carroll
A. R. Padgett
Mental Health Association of Houston
Dr. Padgett
Humble
Refinery Research and Development
Miss Carroll
Murl Wilkinson
Edith Cooke
Baytown Community House
Lee College
James C. Knight
Knight
Coronation at 1959 Confederate Ball Crowns Winners
James Stricklin and Charlotte Herrington were named king and queen of the Confederate Ball held April 25 in the LC gymnasium. Don Hicks and Sandy Bogard were elected prince and princess, with numerous nominees and court members from R Lee Pasadena La Porte Channelview and Dayton high schools. The underwater themed decorations featured fish nets and blue angel fish as Wes Evans and his Houston band provided music.
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James Stricklin
Charlotte Herrington
LC Gymnasium
J. T. Pruess
Maidie Baldwin
Jerry Lansford
Margie Shields
Joe Guarino
Marvin Guy
Judy McDonald
Patsy Posern
Don Hicks
Sandy Bogard
Mike Schwendeman
Lamont Vacek
Prince
Ray Thompson
Leonard Neuerberg
Montie Sorrells
Gordon Hyatt
Gary Kimbrough
Wade Wall
Jimmy Summers
Princess
Betty Covey
Jo Ellen Spiers
Barbara Stewart
Rosa Gonzales
Brenda Miller
Mary Leou Steele
Pat Henneke
Dukes and Duchesses
E. Lee
Pasadena
la Porte
Crosby
Channelview
Dayton
Wes Evans
Houston
Dean Rundell Announces Honor Roll For First Term
Dean Walter Rundell announced the spring semester honor roll listing names across multiple categories. Honorable mention recognized part time students with all A grades, followed by students with three or two courses achieving straight A’s.
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Dean Rundell
Walter Rundell
Ann Armstrong
Carol Ann Alley
E. J. Bourgeois
Helen Bowers
James A. Clarion
Edith F. Cochrum
Fred C. Covey
Raymond Ellis
Natalie Faust
Gerald Gage
Ronald M. Gieger
Patricia Henneke
Henry Roy Holzheuser
James H. Keeshan
Viola Lannon
Don McAlvany
Mary Lou McKinney
Joe Lloyd Patillo
Margaret E. Peyton
Connie Plagens
Barbara Stovall
Martha D. Daniel
Betty Gourner Dickens
Neva M. Eastwood
Frances Kellogg
Judith Ann Pyle
Robert Dean Koonce
Margery Elizabeth Lee
Glenn Royce Mason
Carlos L. Moser
Edwin Marcus Batley
Charles F. Snyder
Joseph L. Strickling
Donald Eugene Wagner
Gammas Plan Weekend Trip to Galveston
Gamma Phi Kappa sorority plans a weekend trip to Galveston staying at Guido's Motor Lodge on May 8 and 9. President Judy McDonald announced a May 9 banquet to cap the weekend of swimming and sightseeing with sponsor Miss Peggy Haskel attending.
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Galveston
Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority
Guido
Judy McDonald
GPK
Peggy Haskel
Lee College Faculty Member Plans Summer Of Study And Travel
Miss Ruby Barham a Lee College instructor plans six weeks in Norway through the University of Oslo International Summer Session. She sails June 23 on the Oslofjord from New York and will study history language and literature in English. She aims to learn Norwegian culture and capture color slides during tours of Oslo and the Fjord country. Bon voyage to Miss Barham.
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Lee College
Norway
Ruby Barham
Lee College Business
Oslofjord
Oslo
New York
Miss Barham
United States
University of Oslo
Norwegian University
Fjord
Barham
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James Knight
Gay Clark
Robert George Copes
Henry Hager, Jr
Naomi Pauline Huggins
Coy Earl McDaniel
Ray Isaac Martin
Mary Jo Nairn
Elvis David Richardson
Rose Marie Sanders
John Albert Wadley, Jr
Sue Clay Williams
T. T
Gammas
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