Ford Foundation funds historians program and new duties
Dr Rundell will begin a Ford Foundation funded program to improve the PhD for historians with colleges nationwide. He takes a Sept 1 assignment, wife Donnan and children remain in Arlington Virginia. He has published Black Market Money and contributed to Probing the American West while earning degrees from UT and the University of Washington. He serves as assistant executive secretary of the American Historical Society in Washington DC since 1961.
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Ford Foundation
Rundell
Donnan
Shelley Add David
Arlington
Dean
Walter Rundell
Baytown
Lee College
University of Texas
University In
Washington
The
American Historical Society
Washington D.C
O. A. Brown
Prininpal
Bay
Tues
Lee College reception honors Texas Student Association nominees
Miss Florence Niell and Mr. Roland Armstrong hosted a February 9 reception in the Lee College cafeteria. Faculty chairman Mr. Teter and Mr. Wallace Heaner will evaluate twenty nominations for inclusion in the 1965 Lee Log. Children of Mr and Mrs Glen P Harr live at 7924 Bayway Drive in Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Niell
Roland Armstrong
Texas Studen Association
Lee College
Teter
Wallace Heaner
David, Nettie and
John
Glen P. Harr
Bayway Drive
Baytown
Western Week planned as Ranglers elect officers
Gary McFatridge is named president of the Ranglers for the spring semester with Larry Sciut as vice president, Jerry Anderson secretary, Richard Henderson treasurer, Ronnie O'Sullivan reporter, George Maher as student council representative, and Ronnie Thompson new social chairman. Ralph B. Pearce spoke to the Texas Student Education Association on applying for teaching jobs. A business meeting was held January 27 and a cake sale on February 6. TSEA played Wesley club on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary McFatridge
The
Ranglers
Larry Sciut
Jerry Anderson
Richard Henderson
Ronnie O’sullivan
George Maher
Ronnie Thompson
Ralph B. Pearce
la Pore
Texas Student Education Association
TSEA
Wesley Club
Lee College names youth counselor and cooking class staff
Former Robert E Lee High School teacher Dee Wheatley joins MDTA Program at Lee College as youth counselor. Charles Stephenson cancels South Pacific. Lucile Dell named cooking class coordinator. Lee Harrington oversees food service improvements. Ruby Swenson and Jenny Richards continue as supervisors. Fifty seven cooking class members attend a state health department course at Sterling Municipal Library with certificates awarded. Carlo York, Nancy Glaha receive high honors with As.
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Dee Wheatley
Robert E_Lee
Lee College
Charles Stephenson
Lucile Dell
Lee Harrington
Union Houston
Ruby Swenson
Jenny Richards
State Health Department
Sterling Municipal Library
Baytown
Graduates Model Buffet At Center Event
Buffet hosted by BUFFET members with a deep mound of hors d oeuvres and relishes and a pineapple studded ham. Center table displayed a large spool of thread with red ceramics while speakers addressed the gathering.
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NSA
Seminor
Charles F. Jones
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Katharine Suesse
Thomas T. Chase
du Pont
la Porte
John C_ Echols
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
N. R. Tumble
San Jacinto
National Secretaries Association
Mack Smoke
Shiloh Baptist Church
Baptist
Chris
Baptist Student Center
S. Whiting
Smoke Alos
Irving
David
Vvttyy
Carlo York
Nancy Glaha
Wanda Balke
Lynette Bishop
Mary Brownlee
Thelma Conway
Dudley Deaver
Patrick Ewing
Nancy Grayson
Albin Kulak
Georgia Laxton
Naomi Nuttall
Audrey Singleton
Ruth Suipling
Marguerite Taylor
Deam Walter Rumdell
Collum
Howard
Mall
Stepczyk
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