REBS Close Season With Tech Tonight
Lee College Rebels end the season facing LeTourneau Tech in the college gym at 7 30. Senior Day brings area high school seniors on campus. Aston Laird expects a tough game amid squad depletion since mid term. New players Gerald Bagwell and Bubba Mahan have joined the Reds. Mahan has led scoring in the last three games. Tonight also marks the final game for graduates Chili Cauthen Troy Woodall Jimmy Williamson and Norman Driskell.
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Norman Driskell
Mahan Leads Rebs In 74 62 Loss To Panola
Bubba Mahan scores 16 for the Rebels and Chili Cauthen adds 13 as Panola defeats them 74 62 on Feb 1 at home. Rebs struggle after halftime due to weak bench while Troy Woodall and Doug Bell perform well on the boards.
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Chili Cauthen
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Panola Ponies
Troy Woodall
Doug Bell
Seahawks Dominate Lee Pebels in 75 53 Victory
The Seahawks defeated the Reds 75 to 53 in their second meeting of the season on February 7 at Lee gym. Bubba Mahan led with 14 points and strong defense while Chili Cauthen contributed well. The Hawks built a 37 34 edge with 16 36 left to seal the win.
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Blinn Edges Lee 76 66 in Brenham Conference Win
Blinn defeated Lee 76 to 66 at Brenham as Lee players Paul King and Troy Woodall fouled out. Cauthen led with 24 points and Doug Bell added 21 for the Red offense while Bubba Mahan contributed solid defense and 8 points.
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Brenham
Paul King
Troy Woodall
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Chili Cauthen
Doug Bell
Bubba Mahan
LEE College
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Williamson Williamson Mahan
South Texas
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King Bell
Williamson Driskell
Lee LOG to Printer March for 1961 Annual
Final shipment of copy for the 1961 Lee LOG will go to the Dallas printer by March 1. Patsy Holcomb notes February 1 marked the halfway point with ad sales finished by Bob Kirkley. Most pictures completed, activity pages pending. cover by Linda Booth features a clown with balloons. Delivery expected late April or early May.
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Jacksonville Wins Second Game
The Baptists defeated the Rebels 104 to 73 in a college gym on January 27. Jacksonville led by Holmes with 16 points and Gailey adding similar totals as high scorers. The Rebels shot well but could not sustain possession enough to challenge.
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Stone Tops Robert E. Lee Band Concert Highlight
Thomas M. Stone was the feature artist at the Robert E. Lee Midwinter Band Concert in the high school auditorium. An overflow crowd praised his piano lead in GershWin's Rhapsody in Blue and his encore Harvest Celebration. Stone will speak to the Federated Music Club of Baytown on March 6 on Teachers as Diagnosticians.
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Robert E. Lee
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Items Ready for Pickup in Office
Students may claim listed items by presenting an accurate description to the office. Brown clipboard and yellow paper one, car key one, clear plastic protractor one, college bulletin one, education textbook one, embroidered glasses case one, glove one, gold earring one, gold initial N bracelet one, gray engineering drawing pen, green plaid belt one, Kleenex box one, note cards set one, pink plastic school supply holder, prescription glasses with cases two pairs, scarves four, shoe clip one, silver chain one.
Honor Roll Continued Names Recognized
Honor roll continued listing students including Robert Nelson Green Jack Gordon Heintschel Evelyn Ann Lamar Fred Henry Lindeman Jr Alice Louise McDonald Nora Lee Maxwell Rosalie Paley Moskowitz Joseph Willam Newsome Jr Naomi Ruth Nutall Caroline George Peterson Rex Laveral Rowell Elberto Salinas Sue Clay Williams Joe Lester Wilson Gloria Marlene Wright Richard Lewis Wright.
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Robert Nelson Green
Jack Gordon Heintschel
Evelyn Ann Lamar
Fred Henry Lindeman, Jr
Alice Louise McDonald
Nora Lee Maxwell
Rosalie Paley Moskowitz
Joseph Willam Newsome, Jr
Naomi Ruth Nutall
Caroline George Peterson
Rex Laveral Rowell
Elberto Salinas
Sue Clay Williams
Joe Lester Wilson
Gloria Marlene Wright
Richard Lewis Wright
Library to House Student Center and Offices
The old library will become a student game center plus the bookstore and permanent offices of Alton Laird and Wallace Heaner will relocate there. New building designs are by Lowell Lammers.
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Alton Laird
Wallace Heaner
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Track Season Prospects At Lee College Bright
With 14 men out for the squad at Lee College coach Benny Moskowitz aims to shape the team for the Border Olympics in Laredo on March 10 11 led by returning letterman Wallace Berry who placed second in last year’s 440 yards. Promising freshmen and ex Gander Cecil Guidry join in events from the 220 and mile to relays and broad jump. Other key scorers include Robert Beels Craig Dunagan Bobby Paulson Billy Mitchell Earl McCaleb and sprinters Rob ert Perry Jack Stanley Arthur Lindstrom Robert Roush Gerald Cobb and David Dittfurth. After the Border Olympics the squad heads to Harlandale Relays in San Antonio on March 25.
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Robert Perry
Jack Stanley
Arthur Lindstrom
Robert Roush
Gerald Cobb
David Dittfurth
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