Lee College Freshmen Share Views On Campus Life
Freshmen at Lee College express opinions on teachers humor and frankness, night classes, student activities, and intramural sports. Patsy Ivey praises concrete examples, while Freda Jones lauds teachers’ directness and humor. Other students commend parties, student council activity, and school spirit amid growing outside interest.
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Intramural Basketball standings show Group 1 leading
Group 1 totals 401 points to 398 for Group V with Harris Lee Keller and Arnold Stern as top scorers. Harris Lee Keller leads individual points at 89 with other high scorers including Dan Lamb Bob Hensley and Glen Woods. Group II posts 141 after beating Group I 38-30 as Carl Russell and Guy Winstead shine for Group III and IV respectively. The tournament uses a single round robin schedule with two games weekly and participation open via Robert Parker.
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Glen Woods
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BSU Holds Youth Rally at Memorial Baptist Church
The Baptist Student Union hosted its monthly youth rally Saturday night at Memorial Baptist Church. Joe Don Dollar led the singing and a Houston preacher spoke. A fellowship hour followed with games and refreshments of sandwiches cookies and cokes.
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Students Share Varied Views on Christmas Spirit
Denny L. Smith links Christmas to family gatherings and school breaks. Dena Williams looks forward to niece’s joy. Maxie Porch talks of giving and happiness despite rush. Joyce Peet critiques commercialization. Francis Portis enjoys candy and family time. Val Lizette notes changing meaning. Bud Young recalls family unity. Margie Brady emphasizes happiness and gratitude amid stress.
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Dena Williams
Maxie Porch
Joyce Peet
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Margie Brady
You can keep Christmas but not keep it alone
A reflective line contrasts keeping Christmas with solitude and shared celebration, suggesting enduring communal observance rather than solitary festivity. It emphasizes togetherness and shared customs as essential to the holiday spirit.
Trade courses rise at Lee with new offerings
Dean Walter Rundell reports 235 students in vocational education this last semester across 20 classes in 18 courses, up nearly 300 percent from last fall. In spring, 30 courses will be offered in Air conditioning, carpentry electricity, pipe fitting, metallurgy, refinery processes, welding, and machine shop.
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