Bernstein Returns to Lee After SMU Sojourn
Jeanette Bernstein finishes her sophomore year at Lee College in June after a year and a half at Southern Methodist University. She served as a dorm receptionist and ASW student representative at SMU, belonged to Arden Playhouse, and was dorm secretary this year.
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Southern Methodist University
Jeanette Bernstein
Lee College
SMU
Jeanette
Association of Women Students
Arden Playhouse
Chemistry Club
Future Teachers of America
Bubba Choate Excels In Baseball Golf And Basketball
Bubba Choate, a versatile Lee Rebel standout, starred in basketball as a guard for two years and in baseball as a shortstop for three. He captained his district championship team in his final year, played for General Tire city champions in 1951 and 1952, and reached state finals both years. Golf is his favorite, with 1950 city Junior Jaycee and 1951 city and state Junior Jaycee titles, and he plans to enter the Houston Open on February 26. He also won the Baytown Country Club tournament and competed in the Junior Jaycee nationals in North Carolina.
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Bubba Choate
Lee Rebels
Bubba
Lee Ganders
Ganders
Choate
General Tire
Baytown
James Barsel Carrell the Baytownana star student
James Barsel Carrell, a Lee College student majoring in chemical engineering, is described as a full time student and campus personality. He has been active in Lambda Chi, elected Most Handsome Man 1950 51 and Freshman Representative, worked with Baytown Sun, and served five years in De Molay including state officer and chapter counsellor. Born in Livingston, he joined Baytown at age ten and graduated RELHS in 1950.
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James Barsel Carrell
Card Sharp
Lee College
James
University of Texas
J. Barsel
Lambda Chi
Baytown Sun
Cedar Bayou
Barber’s Hill
Sun
The
de Molays
Livingston
Baytown
RELHS
Bay Water Continues: Students and Teachers Face New Term
The column reflects on student effort and teacher expectations. It questions whether teachers are disappointed by students and notes a new term opening equal chance for all to apply themselves to their studies.
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Bay Water
Lee College Float Displayed in Shrine Parade
Organizations representing Lee College paraded a float in the Shrine Parade on Saturday February 21 1952 led by Lambda Chi president Jimmy Mallory who announced plans for the float as now planned.
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Lee College
Jimmy Mallory
Lambda Chi
Britisher Finds PE Interesting in Baytown
Joe Ray, a former Berlin resident and recent Lee College enrollme, recounts his postwar arrival in the United States. He shares experiences in English and English history classes, adjusts to American gym activities, and hopes to become an Anglican lay minister while living with Mr. and Mrs. Pyle.
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Baytown
Joe Ray
Berlin
Germany
Lee College
United States
Joe
Church of England
Episcopal Church
Muller Transfers To Lee College
Joe B. Muller, a new Lee College student from Bay town and former Stephen F. Austin College freshman cheerleader, majors in criminal law. He recalls a vivid childhood incident that shaped his career choice and plans to study at the University of Texas. He lives with his father, mother, and three sisters and may pause studies for military service.
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Joe B. Muller
Lee College
Stephen F. Austin College
Muller
Baytown
Austin
Dr. Fox
University of Texas
Uncle Sam
Humble
University of Texas, Medical Branch
Galveston
Texas
John Sealy
Organizational groups and participants listed
The document lists twelve groups involved: Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Alpha Chi, Gamma Phi Kappa, B. S. A., Wesley Foundation, Alpha Rho Tau, Lee College Rebels, Curtain Club, Boys Intramurals, Girls Intramurals, and Le Cirque Francis.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Sigma Alpha Chi
Gamma Phi Kappa
Wesley Foundation
Alpha Rho Tan
Lee College Rebels
Curtain Club
le Circle Francis
Navy man Lindsey recalls world tour during WWII service
Gary Conrad Lindsey describes his Navy career from 1940 Pearl Harbor to 1952 Mediterranean voyages. He served in Guam Saipan and the Philippines invasions and later visited Denmark Ireland England France Sweden Italy Greece and Japan. He painted during service and now studies at Lee College aiming for a B S in art.
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Pearl Harbor
Guam
Saipan
Trinidad
Africa
Athens
Greece
France
Vatican City
Florence
Rome
South America
Denmark
Sweden
Greenland
Lindsey
Navy
Tries
Newport
R. L
Mediterranean
Ireland
England
Marshal
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Lee
Bernstein
FTA
Lubbock
Girl’s State
T.V
J. Carrell
Miss Barham
Bonner
Renee
Williamson
J. M. Ellis
G. B. Ellis
Green
Miss Hawkins
Harrington
Koenig
Laird
Miss Matlock
Nelson Miss Niell
America
Brazil
Gary Conrad Lindsey
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
U.S
Panama Canal Zone
Marshall Islands
MacArthur
Pacific
Iwo Jima
Tokyo Bay
Wakayama
Japan
Hiroshima
Texas and Pacific
Odessa
Italy
Michangelo
Moses
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Riveria
Rita Hayworth
Creete
Max Bayer
U. S
Aruba
Cuba
Mexico
Donald W. Todd
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington
University OF Texas Medical Branch
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