All-Americans Announced by Larry Cormier
The piece lists college football players honored as All-Americans, inclucing O. J. Simpson and Leroy Keyes. It notes Chris Gilbert rising to first team, Jim Barnes of Arkansas, Joe Greene of North Texas, Terry Hanraty with Notre Dame, Bill Stanfill and Jake Scott for Georgia, Ted Kwalick and Dennis Onkotz for Penn State, and Charles Rosenfindel and Steve Kiner for Tennessee.
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Larry Cormier
All American
Southern
Cal
O. J. Simpson
Simpson
Chris Gilbert
Texas
Biggies
Chris
Southwest
Jim Barnes
Arkansas
Joe Greene
North Texas
Terry Hanraty
Georgia
Bill Stanfill
Jake Scott
Penn State
Tennessee
Ted Kwalick
Dennis Onkotz
Mighty Lion
Vols
Charles Rosenfindel
Steve Kiner
Rebels Edge Jacksonville Baptist 79 77 in final seconds
Lee Rebels rally from 12 down to beat Jacksonville Baptist College 79 77 at Temple tourney. Sam Ballard hit the game winner with one second remaining as Lavoy Darden paced scoring and Bal lard plus Welch Beal Baddeaux contributed key points.
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Rebels
Sam Ballard
Jacksonville Baptist College
Ft. Worth Christian
Temple Junior College
Lavoy Darden
John McCormick
Rebs
Ballard
Jacksonville Baptist
Reds
Jacksonville
Darden
Steve Welch
Ricky Beal
Bob Baddeaux
Rebels Fall In Temple Junior College Tourney Opener
The Rebels led first half but could not score in the second period as Temple built and held an eight point cushion to win 70 to 62. San Jacinto JC defeated Temple in the final game to claim the tournament championship.
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Rebels
Temple
San Jacinto Junior College
New York Makes Strides Presents Nudes In Hair
The piece notes New York advancing modern theatre and highlights the controversial musical Hair as a symbol of changing attitudes. It reflects on vaudeville roots, enduring musical comedies, and the shift toward more accessible dramatic forms in both New York and Houston venues like The Houston Music Theatre and The Alley.
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New York
America
New
York
Houston Music Theatre
the Theatre Inc
The
Alley
Houston
Enrollment boom drives expansion at Lee College
War babies flood local schools with rising numbers. Sterling High lists 2067 students with 456 seniors and 572 freshmen while Lee High totals 2022 with 418 seniors and 580 freshmen. The trend underpins Lee College expansion as nearby population centers grow.
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Sterling High
Lee High
Lee College
Fine Arts Film Series Ends Until Spring Term
Lee College wraps up the current Fine Arts Film Series with near 200 average attendance. Sponsor Dale Adams says turnout was solid and should rise next spring. Highlights include The Pawnbroker with Rod Steiger and King and Country featuring Tom Courtenay. The Doll closes the year with a Scandinavian psychological study.
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Fine Arts
Lee College
Dale Adams
Tom Courtenay
Rod Steiger
Lee College and Sterling High joint Christmas concert
The Lee College and Sterling High School choirs will stage a joint Christmas concert in Sterling auditorium on Thursday December 19 at 7 30 p.m. Charles Stevenson directs the college choir and Mrs Xina Stone leads Sterling. The combined chorus performs Jesus Joy of Man's Desiring and includes The Bird's Noel Song of the Chrnb Frostiana and two selections from Set of Three by Effinger.
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Lee College
Sterling High School
Sterling
Charles Stevenson
Xina Stone
Song of the
Chrnb
Frostiana
Effinger
Drama Fraternity Drives Quality at Lee College Plays
Delta Alpha Sigma, the drama fraternity, has supplied a majority of students for recent plays at Lee College. Despite limited facilities, the college maintains high standards through careful script selection and committed student effort, producing plays of substantial quality.
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Delta Alpha Sigma
Lee College
Christmas Carols Sing Along Planned by Concert Band
The Concert Band announces a noon Friday December 20 sing along in the cafeteria. Attendees are invited to join in holiday carols and festive participation.
Media Massages Us lecture by Dr O Grady at Lee College
Dr Gerald O Grady a noted film critic and university media director spoke on Dec 3 in the Lee College auditorium as part of the Lyceum series. He screened two films and led a discussion on mass media and its impact revealing a strong turnout of students and faculty.
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Gerald O’grady
Lee College
O’grady
Third Lyceum
University of St. Thomas
Houston
State University of New York At Buffalo
Skin of Our Teeth shines in final LC performances
Lee College Drama Department and Delta Alpha Sigma present the last two performances of Thornton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth on December 12 and 13 at 8 p.m. in the LC auditorium. The Antrobus family saga moves from the ice age to 6000 BC and modern times with cast members Rick Johnson Annette Maroney Kathy Wendel Cynthia Anderson Johnny Bright and Tim Robbins. Admission is free.
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Lee College Drama Department
Delta Alpha Sigma
Thornton Wilder
Drama Department
Antrobus
Rick Johnson
Annette Maroney
Kathy Wendel
Cynthia Anderson
Johnny Bright
Tim Robbins
LC Auditorium
French Club Christmas Party Set At Cafeteria
Le Cercle Francais invites all members to a Christmas party in the cafeteria Friday December 20 from 2 to 4 pm. Officers vote to exchange inexpensive gifts for charity. After carols and gifts from Pete Noel, refreshments follow with skits and folk songs.
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le Cercle Francais
Pete Noel
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Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Ron Sellers
Florida State
Ted Hendricks
Miami
Notre Dame
Bob Douglas
Lee Rebels
Eddie Foy
George M. Cohen
Fanny Brice
Wilder
Larry Morrow
Adams
LC and Sterling
Dramatists
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