Lowry's lone star drive from Cedar Bayou to Lee College
Glenn Lowry, a Cedar Bayou born student now freshman at Lee College, pursues agriculture while juggling livestock shows, basketball, choir, and part time work. He received support from Hopalong Cassidy after winning a calf at the Houston Fat Stock Show and opposes school consolidation.
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Glenn Lowry
Houston
Lowry
Hopalong Cassidy
Cedar Bayou High School
Lee College
Pelly
Cedar Bayou
FFA
Lee
Navy Air Corp
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
Dr. Fayle
Texas
Baytown
Ceramics Grow in Popularity at Lee College Training in Ancient Art
Lee College's ceramic department highlights the history and craft of pottery from ancient kilns to modern electric processes. It notes glaze techniques and color changes after firing, praises student work under Miss Robertson, and announces a new large floor model electric potter's wheel for hands on throwing clay.
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Lee College
Ceramic Department
L.C
Library Receives Knights of Columbus Donation of Texas History
The San Jacinto Council of the Knights of Columbus presented six volumes of OUR CATHOLIC HERITAGE IN TEXAS to Lee College library, with a seventh volume to be given upon release. Dr. C. E. Castaneda completed most of the seven volume history from 1519 to the present, covering the military missionary Catholic Church in Texas.
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A. F. Babin
Joe Moranto
Texas
Navarez
Cabeza de Vaca
Galveston
al Paso
Mexico
Johnson McCain Announce Plans For Intramural Shift
Ray McCain and Gayle Johnson the intramural director and assistant director announce that men's volleyball has ended with Charles Irwin's Group 1 as the honorees Basketball will follow. Both freshmen manage heavy schedules and part time work while pursuing degrees at UH and Lee College with plans toward Rice or Texas.
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Ray McCain
Gayle Johnson
Charles Irwin
Ray
Gayle
Baytown
University of Houston
Rebels
Lambda Chi
Rice
Texas
Lee College
Drake University Offers ROTC Plan
Drake University allows juniors transferring to complete a two year Air ROTC path by taking Air Science 1 and 3 in junior year and Air Science 2 and 4 in senior year. Graduates with successful completion earn a commission as Second Lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve. Eligible: College of Fine Arts Education Liberal Arts Pharmacy Business Administration and Law School.
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Drake University
Kappas Invite Twenty Students To Join Honor Society
Twenty students qualified for Phi Theta Kappa and will be invited to join the fraternity. New pledgees include Martha Mae Dias Pat Mann John Smith Mary Larkins Lovelle Dyer Norma Wilder Virginia Hlanak Margie Pollock Carolyn Lauland Lylie Timmins Kenneth Tyre Eugene Krizak Joseph Holsomback Jerry Pitts Bobby Jack Van Deventer Vera Fitts Glen Lowery Janice Gorman Jack McLemore Carolyn Foster. The society met February 13 at Miss Minnie Alice Robertson home to plan a trip to the National Convention in Gulfport Mississippi April 3 4 5 and a picnic for pledgees. Attendees were Mary Lou Kirkpatric president Jackie Summers vice president Murphy McNulty secretary Annie Horne Audrey Neal and sponsors Mr James Chamberlin and Miss Robertson.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Martha Mae Dias
Pat Mann
John Smith
Mary Larkins
Lovelle Dyer
Norma Wilder
Virginia Hlanak
Margie Pollock
Carolyn Lauland
Lylie Timmins
Kenneth Tyre
Eugene Krizak
Joseph Holsomback
Jerry Pitts
Bobby Jack van Deventer
Vera Fitts
Glen Lowery
Janice Gorman
Jack McLemore
Carolyn Foster
Minnie Alice Robertson
Gulfport
Mississippi
Mary Lou Kirkpatric
Jackie Summers
Murphy McNulty
Annie Horne
Audrey Neal
James Chamberlin
Miss Robertson
Rebels Edge Close in League Setbacks and Scoring
The Lee College Rebels dropped three one point losses in league play to Hilliards and Crosby, dropping to ten games with 505 points for and 259 against. Leading scorers include Barry Nettles 133, Bubba Choate 97, Charles Irwin 95, and Pee Wee Thomas 60. Next games are at Baytown Junior High gym then the Texas City tournament from February 25 to March 1 featuring Galveston Texas City Houston and Baytown teams.
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The
Lee College Rebels
Hilliards
Crosby
Rebels
Barry Nettles
Bubba Choate
Charles Irwin
Pee Wee Thomas
Baytown
Texas City
Galveston
Houston
Group III Tops Group Standings and Playoffs Finish
Horseshoe singles playoffs concluded with Jim Mallory and Eugene Krizak finishing first and second. Group captains will reorganize teams and resume basketball. Individual standings list Billy Glenn Davidson 57 and Eugene Krizak 45 among top scorers. Group III led with 249 points, captained by Lowry.
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Jim Mallory
Eugene Krizak
Billy Glenn Davidson
Glenn Lowry
Gayle Johnson
Jack Stout
Bob Hensley
Ray McCain
Lewis Weaver
Charles Deckert
Pat Mann
Lowry
Mallory
Irwin
Nettles
SAC's To Hold Big Sock Dance
The Sac Sock Hop sponsored by Sigma Alpha Chi sorority will be held Saturday February 23 in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Admission to the Leap Year affair is five cents per inch for each boy foot. Plans are by Peggy Gore and Jackie Summers.
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Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
Knights of Columbus
Peggy Gore
Jackie Summers
Writers Contest Announced for 1951 52 at Dallas Times Herald
The Dallas Times Herald announces its fifth annual collegiate writing contest open to Texas college and university students. Submissions may be a novel group of six to ten works short stories a play 15 lyrics or a long narrative poem or non fiction creative works. Grand prize is a library valued at 500 dollars. Entries due by midnight June 15 1952 to the Book News Editor. Winners announced in October 1952. For details contact Mr James Koenig at Lee College English department.
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Dallas Times
Herald
Texas
Dallas Times Herald Book News
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Cassidy
Baccus
Zeus
Ariden
Minos
Crete
Keramos
von Boechman-Jones Co
Austin
Dr. Castaneda
Philip Nolan
James Wilkinson
Aaron Burr
Spain
Johnson
McCain
Kappas
Sac’s
James Koenig
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