Lee College urges registration permits for spring term
New permits for spring term registration at Lee College are available in the registrar's office. Registration is Jan 23 and 24 with classes starting Jan 25. Students must obtain a permit and have their tentative schedules approved by a counselor or division chair. The registrar's and counseling-testing offices are open 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday.
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Lee College
Bessie Durham
Durham
Scholastic Award Created in Honor of Dean Rundell
A new scholastic honor for the top academic male student each year is named after Mr. Walter Rundell, retiring Lee College dean since 1934. At a farewell library party for Rundell and his wife, about 150 faculty and staff discussed the plaque to be hung in the Student Union, and gifts and a key to new quarters were presented.
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Ronnie Anderson
the Lantern
Eddie Geasley
Walter Rundell
Lee College
Rundell
Dean Rundell
Richard Strahan
Mattie Howard
Olive
Rundells
Lynn O'Hagan
Tom Stone
O’hagan
Benny Moskowitz
Strahan Plans Spring Lectures and appearances
President Strahan of Lee College releases a spring schedule with engagements in Austin Baytown Dallas San Francisco Houston and San Antonio. He speaks to groups including the Lamar PTA the San Jacinto Secretaries Seminar the Warwick Hotel luncheon and the Texas Junior College Teachers Association. The calendar also lists appearances at San Antonio College the Texas Colleges Association and Crosby High School commencement.
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Dr. Strahan
Lee College
Texas Junior College
Austin
Association of Texas Junior College Board
of Texas Junior College Teachers Association
Dallas
San Jacinto
Lee
San Francisco
American Association of Junior Colleges
Warwick Hotel
Houston
TSTA
Association For Childhood Education
Association of Texas Colleges At
San Antonio
San Antonio College
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
New Cooks Class Begins at Lee College Campus
The Manpower Development Act class resumes at Lee College campus after a one semester gap. A single 20 student hotel and restaurant cook training class runs eight hours daily from Jan 3 to June 25 with three hours of lecture and five hours of laboratory supervised by Mrs. Lucile Dill and Mr. Jennie Richards. The cafe operation will largely continue as before, with courses based on Texas Employment Commission needs.
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Lee College
the College
Lucile Dill
Jennie Richards
Howard Duhon
Texas Employment Commission
GED Test Schedule At Lee College
The General Education Development Test for high school certification will be given next week at Lee College. The test is set for 6 p.m. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in the counseling testing office. Call 583 7368 for details.
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Lee College
Name Change for Goose Creek College District
The Goose Creek Junior College District becomes Lee College District following a board meeting. LC president Dr Richard Strahan and Dean Walter Rundell supported the change to simplify business dealings and bond sales with Baytown area municipalities. Bruce Ramsey was tasked to draft the resolution.
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Lee College
Goose Creek
Board of Regents
Bruce Ramsey
Goose Creek Junior College
Richard Strahan
Walter Rundell
Preregistration Fees Due Reminder
Registrar Mrs. Bessie Durham warns students to pay preregistration fees by January 16 through 19 or risk forfeiting their schedules. Unpaid students must obtain a registration permit and attend regular registration on January 23 and 24.
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Bessie Durham
Join The Lantern Seeks Student Reporters On Campus
The Lantern invites students to join as reporters either through Journalism 612 classes or as extra curricular volunteers. Classes meet M W F at 8 am with six credits offered. Volunteers work with advisor Miss Sue Jones and editor Barbara Cleland and must attend weekly meetings.
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Lee Lantern
Lantern
Sue Jones
Barbara Cleland
Barbara
Dead Week Restrictions Lift for Final Exam Prep
Extracurricular activities halted as Dead Week begins the period before finals. No club meetings or nonacademic events during these days to allow exam preparation. Final exams run Monday January 16 to Thursday January 19 with grades mailed the next week. Spring registration occurs January 23 and 24. preregistered students must pay by January 19.
Calendar items for school term schedule
The calendar lists key dates including Dead Week September 13, preregistration fees due September 16 to 19, exams September 16 to 20, GED tests September 16 to 18, registration September 23 to 24, Spring Term begins September 25 with a street dance, Curtain Club musical March 9 and 10, Senior Night March 13, Field Day and Picnic April 8, Western Week April 17 to 22, Student Council dinner May 2, and Curtain Club May 5 to 6.
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Strahan
Lamar Parent- Teachers Association
Baytown
Crosby High School
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