Newest Instructors Taught In Baytown Public Schools
J W Gammel and Don Perry are the two newest Lee College instructors. Gammel holds a BS in psychology and is pursuing a UH masters teaching social problems, psychology and business topics. Perry has a BA in mathematics and an MA in education teaching algebra and trigonometry. Both are long time area educators living with families in Baytown and Highlands.
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Baytown
J. W. Gammel and
Don Perry
Lee College
Mr. Gammel
University of Houston
U of H
Gammel
Lee
Robert E. Lee High School
Bayton
Memorial Baptist Church
Jean
Cliff
Decker Drive
Mr. Perry
Baylor University
Perry
Highlands
Cullen Junior High
Houston
Kovar's Team X Dominates Intramural Standings
Team X led by captain Jerry Kovar tops the intramural volleyball basketball event with 300 points after clean sweeps in both sports. Mike Hazelwood's Team IV sits second with 180, while Johnny Isom's Team I trails at 171. Rounding out the field are Team VII 115, Team II 94, a two-way tie at 80 between Team VII and Team XI, Team IX 65, and Team II with 60.
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Team X
Jerry Kovar
Kovar
Mike Hazelwood
Team IV
Hazelwood
Team I
Johnny Isom
Joel Lawless
Richard Selmser
Brent Rice
Ronnie Huff
Jimmy Puckett
Tommy Francis
Tiny camera reads Bible on a grain of rice
A National Bureau of Standards research camera can photograph text so small that the entire King James Bible could be printed twice on a single grain of rice. Letters barely larger than bacteria are readable with a top resolving microscope.
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National Bureau of Standards
Spring Term Council Committees Appointed
President Charlie Mickel announced spring term council committees and chairpersons at a student council meeting. Election chaired by Larry Smith with Will Budd and others. Senior Night chaired by Bob Floyd. Calendar chaired by Mickel. Marquee chaired by Ken Martin. Confederate Ball chaired by Lyon and Smith. Publicity chaired by Curry. Constitutional chaired by Mickel and Tucker.
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Charlie Mickel
Larry Smith
Will Budd
Tommy Paulsel
Diana Vaughn
Bob Floyd
Kenneth Martin
Debbie Adams
Mary Riggs
Mary Karen Lyon
Herbie Thomas
Carolyn Morris
John Tucker
Ken Martin
Suzy Tyler
John Drouilhet
Meredith Curry
Kenny Fullen
Confederate Ball
Texas Junior College Convention Heads to Austin
Texas Junior College administrators and teachers from nearly 50 junior colleges will gather for the joint Texas Junior College Association and Texas Junior College Teachers Association convention in Austin. Registration starts Thursday Feb 17 at 6 p.m. at Stephen F. Austin Hotel with a hospitality hour at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Texas Junior
Texas Junior College Association
Texas Junior College Teachers Association
Stephen F. Austin
Austin
James Beto
Texas Department of Corrections
Bob Murphy
Nacogdoches
Campus Gossip Sparks Pranks and Pledges Across Campus
A collage of student anecdotes details pranks, mischief, and daily life on campus. Names like J E Bird, Marian Mookhoek, Richard La Vergne, Guy Black, Johnny Lillard appear amid hallways, classes, and events from speeding stops to biology mishaps and office moves.
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J. E. Bird
Gizzy Martin
Sammy Hance
Marian Mookhoek
Commerce Street
Mike Waddell
Mikey Poo
Strickland
Richard la Vergne
Anna Knight
Charlie Weaver
Rosemary Rodgers
Pam Gann
Tommy Paulsel
Herbie Thomas
Ronnie Anderson
Royette Graves
Thomas McFatridge
Gerald Walker
Roseland
Ronald Banfield
Gay Blumberg
Linda Love
Guy Black
Johnny Lillard
Donna Carleton
Harvey Stolander
Kenneth Gullet
Glynn Walker
Meredith Curry
Bobby Floyd
Larry Swint
Richardson Henderson
Mary Karen Lyon
Kenny Fullen
Pam Treat
Black
Ted Sherrill
George Jessel To Emcee Shrine Crippled Children's Pageant
George Jessel will emcee the 1966 Shrine Crippled Children's Pageant in Houston on March 16 17 at the Sam Houston Coliseum. The event known as Shrine Search for Stars invites talent of any type with no age limit. Proceeds aid the Shrine Crippled Children's Clinic at Texas Medical Center.
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George Jessel
Houston
Sam Houston Coliseum
Jessel
William E. Mattison
Rabban
Arabia Temple
Mattison
Shrine Crippled Children
Class Rings Due In February at Lee College
The 1966 class rings will be available sometime in February. Rings cost 30.50 for boys and 25 for girls. Stones will be maroon and smooth. Bud Blackburn of Herff Jones, maker of the rings, was elected to the Lee College Hall of Fame in 1947. Herff Jones also makes senior rings.
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Charlie Mickel
Charlie
Bud Blackburn
Herff-Jones Co
Lee College Hall of Fame
Herff-Jones
Midwestern U. seeks 25,000 books for library expansion
Midwestern University in Wichita Falls launches a rapid campaign to gain 25,000 book gifts. President Travis A. White emphasizes needs to bolster upper level study and research. Head librarian Paul Wagt notes the library holds 65,000 volumes and aims for 100,000 more to meet recommendations.
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Wichita Falls
Midwestern University
Travis A. White
Paul Wagt
Lee College Library To Stay Closed After Fire
Library at Lee College remains closed after a fire with reopening planned for next Monday. Limited use will be allowed with no circulating books. reference and periodical rooms open. The closed stack system and card catalog process will be used. University of Houston offers LC access to its library for February.
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Lee College
Mattie Howard
University of Houston
Howard
U of H
Girls intramurals schedule badminton next week
The girls intramurals move to badminton starting next week with teams yet to be named. Interested participants should contact Kathy Kveton or Mrs. Gertrude Lyons in the gymnasium.
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Kathy Kveton
Gertrude Lyons
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First Baptist Church
Texas
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
F.D.I.C
Baytown, Texas
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Texas Avenue
Sam’s Grill
N. Pruett
E. James
Nell Morgan
Katherine Stahl
Alexander
Collegian
Page Dittman Motors
Highway 146
Foyle Street
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