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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1956

Page

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Honor Students Listed By Dean

The fall semester honor roll announced by Dean Walter Rundell lists students who met the 15 semester hour and 2.6 GPA requirements. It explains the grading scale with A worth 3 points, B 2, and C 1, and gives an example of how grades determine eligibility.

Walter Rundell John W. Baldridge Joel A. Berry Patricia Ann Blanton Elois Helen Bobbitt Julia Ann Borner John Ed Connealy Dana Sue Couch Judy Davis Delbert Derrett Gwendolyn Epperson Terry Erwin Dorris S. Gentry Ronald G. Hamil John William Hewett H. J. Harlan Carole Hubbard Bennie Lee

Four Sophomores Keep Up A Record

Eleven students on the honor roll this semester earned straight A grades. Chemistry lab helpers Norman Miles and Glenn Taylor maintain the straight A record since entering college. Norman is a pre med student taking biology chemistry English government physics and physical education. Glenn aims to be a chemical engineer with A grades in calculus chemistry government history physics and physical education. Both assist in the cafeteria at lunch hour. Page Four continues.

Norman Miles Glenn Taylor Norman Glenn Jack Poage William Smith

Lee College Hosts Senior Day Tours Game and Party

Lee College welcomes seniors from ten area high schools for the third annual Senior Day on February 14 at 6:00 p.m. Students from Crosby, Dayton, Deer Park, Galena Park, La Porte, Liberty, Mont Belvieu, Pasadena, Robert E Lee, and Texas City tour campus facilities attend a basketball game followed by a party in the library and student lounge with refreshments. The event includes guided campus tours by Reb-Belles and Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority, a minstrel style interlude, and a juke-box dance after the game.

Lee College Crosby Dayton Deer Park Galena Park la Porte Liberty Mont Belvieu Pasadena Robert E. Lee Texas City Ganizations Reb-Belles Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority

Students From Many High Schools Now Attending Lee College

Lee College welcomes freshmen from 52 high schools including 8 out of state. Cedar Bayou tops with 11 students, followed by La Porte 9 and Pasadena 5. Students cite convenience, small college atmosphere, and scholarships as reasons to enroll, with experiences varying by hometown.

Robert E. Lee Lee College REL Lee Cedar Bayou la Porte Pasadena Houston Crosby Barbers Hill Deer Park Galena Park Joan McAlvany

LC Enrollment Surges With Spring Registration Growth

Enrollment at LC rises to 841 students registered for the spring term with late registration projected to reach 850. Total semester hours reached 7846, up 11 percent from last spring, and fall 1955 saw a record 895 students with 8475 hours. Dean Walter Rundell notes fall counts exceed February counts due to continuing coursework.

Walter Rundell Dean Rundell

Lee College Dismisses Classes For Teachers Meeting

Friday February 24 classes dismissed as faculty attend the annual Texas Junior College Teachers Association meeting in Austin. The two day convention features educators and religious leaders with speeches and sectional meetings. Lee College faculty members Dean Walter Rundell and others participate on program and committees.

Texas Junior College Teachers Association Texas Junor College Association Austin Lee College Walter Rundell

LC Beard Contest At Western Dance Prompts March Shows

LC marshal will guard campus March 14 15 and 16 to enforce Western dress rules while students compete for prizes in beard categories. Judges include "First Lady" nominees during the Western Dance on Friday March 16. Cactus Ken Smith already leads with a three inch beard.

Donald Elms Fine Arts Colony Inspiration Point Arkansas Elms Jeannine Hager Ken” Smith

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