Art Students Win In Anahuac Display
Mrs. Leebess Smith and Mrs. Fern Guest, students of Guy Johnson at Lee College, won multiple prizes at Anahuac's eighth annual arts and crafts exhibition. Smith earned first in oil with Mystery Rays and second in oil with Desert Blessing, plus a second in ink resist watercolor. Guest took first, second and third in oil for Colored Walls Green Tea and Cold Water, and first and third in watercolor. The event, juried by Lamar College faculty, featured about sixty works and ran under the Fine Arts Club of Anahuac. An exhibit of Smith's paintings is now showing at the Brunson Theatre lobby in Baytown.
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Leebess Smith
Fern Guest
Guy Johnson
Lee College
Anahuac
Baby Leith Johnson born to Lee College art teacher
Mr and Mrs Guy Johnson announce the birth of their son Leith on November 27. The baby’s father is Guy Johnson, an art teacher at Lee College.
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Guy Johnson
Leith. Johnson
Lee College
Photographs Set For Organization Yearbook Pages
University schedules photography for clubs with dates and times, selecting campus settings before January 8 and aiming to publish in the yearbook. Assistant Dean Miles handles shoots. December 18 deadline helps, with Meeks notifying organizers within two days after forms are submitted. Gamma Phi Kappa sorority and Opera Workshop have arranged shoots and will reserve space details.
Officers Elected By Student Education Group
The future teachers organization elected officers on November 11 with Aileen Kadjar as president Sammy Minter as vice president Gay Hickerson as secretary treasurer Billie Hamilton as historian Mrs Evelyn Dudley as parliamentarian and Jeanette Rose as reporter. They will meet first and third Mondays at 1 00 pm in room 134 and seek additional meeting times for those with conflicts. Dues are to be 1.00 per semester and the semester program covers education field requirements.
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Future Teachers Organization
Aileen Kadjar
Sammy Minter
Gay Hickerson
Billie Hamilton
Evelyn Dudley
Jeanette Rose
Drawings Shown In LC Gallery at Lee College
An exhibition of drawings by students of Guy Johnson is on display in the Lee College art gallery. Most works are realistic with some abstract pieces, mostly in charcoal. Participants include Serena Post, Leebes Smith, C. V. Farrill, Dean Wilson, Allen Taylor, Doris Johnson, Luella Burnside, Fern Guest, Marion Kellogg, Roma Romero, J. H. Mize, Len Boyle, Virginia Crawford, Jewell Fuller, Judy McDonald, Joy Oliver, Elaine Graves, Ravynel Fenton, and Raymond Copley. The show is open to the public.
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Guy Johnson
Lee College
Serena Post
Leebes Smith
C. V. Farrill
Dean Wilson
Allen Taylor
Doris Johnson
Luella Burnside
Fern Guest
Marion Kellogg
Roma Romero
J. H. Mize
Len Boyle
Virginia Crawford
Jewell Fuller
Judy McDonald
Group IV Holds Slim Lead In Men’s Intramurals
Group IV leads intramural race with 81 points while Group I has 77 and Group VII 70 and Group V 67. Volleyball shows Waldrop’s Group 4 4-0, Langford’s Group 7 3-1. horseshoes events under PE classes set up all school tournament ahead.
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James Sterling
Daryl Baxter
Jerry Langford
Ronnie ‘Waldrop
Ronnie Waldrop
Bill McNeese
Gary Brock
John Hill
Ray Ward
Clayton Leonard
Phil Anderson
Bob Hensley
Rebels Rout Saint Thomas in 62 48 Victory
The Lee Rebels defeated St. Thomas University 62 to 48 at the St. Thomas gym. Jim Welch led with 20 points as Garland Smith Langford and Happy Sampson contributed key baskets in the solid team win.
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Lee Rebels
St. Thomas University
St. Thomas
Jim
Welch
Lee
Garland Smith
Jim Welch
Happy” Sampson
Rebels
Jerry Langford
Laird
Phill Anderson
Ray Ward
Marshall Smith
Marvin Guy
Girls' Games Results and Scoring Details
Miss Peggy Haskel announced badminton doubles champions Martha Ann Post and Gloria Childs. Post led with 30 points while Wunsch and Baldwin had 22 each, Yandell 20, Childs and Machala 15, and Ptacek and Shields 13. Volleyball round robins: Team I leads with 4–0, Teams II and III are 0–2. Team I players include Wunsch, Menard, Livingston, Machala, Posern, MacDonald, Romera, Galt.
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Peggy Haskel
Martha Ann Post
Gloria Childs
Mildred Wunsch
Maidie Baldwin
Kathy Yandell
Dorothy Machala
Lois Ptacek
Margie Shields
Rosemarie Menard
Corrine Livingston
Patsy Posern
Judy MacDonald
Roma Romera
Lynn Galt
Smith and Welch Lead Rebel Scorers
Garland Smith leads the Lee Rebels with 60 points and a 79 percent free throw rate after 43 attempts. Jim Welch trails with 54 points mainly from field goals, while Langford and Holzheauser add 32 and 16 points respectively as the team opens the season.
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Garland Smith
Jim Welch
Lee Rebels
Smith
Welch
Garlan
Jerry Langford
Chico Holzheauser
Holzheauser
Langford
Guy
the Seas Welch
Sampson
Bede
Anderson
Ranglerettes Plan Christmas Party With Ranglers
The Ranglerettes join the Ranglers for a Christmas party set for 7:00 p.m. on December 14. Guests will wear outfits ranging from sport coats and slacks to street dresses, with refreshments and a festive tree theme.
Honor Group Chooses Project Officers for Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa elects Martha Ann Post as president Mary Ann Taylor as secretary and Billy Parker as treasurer for the year The group will fund a scholarship for an outstanding student headed to college next year.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Martha Ann Post
Mary Ann Taylor
Billy Parker
Rebels Fall to Rice Freshmen 68 58 at Field House
Rice Owlets defeated the Rebels 68 to 58 on December 2 at Rice Field House. Rice built a 10 point halftime lead 34-24 and extended the margin to as many as 20 before the Rebels rallied in the final minutes. Top Rebels scorers were Jim Welch 18 Garland Smith 17 and Chico Holzheauser 12.
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Rice Owlets
Rebels
Rice Field House
Rice
Comalnder
Davis
Chico Holzheauser
Brown
Holzheauser
Jerry Langford
Jim Welch
Garland Smith
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Guy Johnsons
Miles
the Brunson Theatre
Johnny
Ec Eee
Lois
Eva Marie Saint
Don Murray Anthony Franciosa Lloyd Nolan
the Rebels
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