Second Town Hall Meeting Highlights UNICEF Work
On Tuesday November 27 the Lee College Auditorium hosted the second Town Hall Meeting led by Grace Barbey a UNICEF representative. She outlined UNICEF history programs and long term results in child nutrition social improvements and rehabilitation of war torn children since 1946 with support shared by the UN and aid recipient countries. The next session January 15 will feature William H. Slinger of the Christian Science Monitor bureau in Washington.
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Lee College
Grace Barbey
Unicef
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
United Nations
Ranglerettes Plan Christmas Party
Ranglerettes have organized a Christmas party for December 20. The group will exchange gifts and go caroling together.
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Ranglerettes
LC Teams Bowl San Jac Ravens
After three or four weeks of instruction the 40 student bowling class split into eight four man teams with alternates. Lee College sent two teams against San Jacinto Junior College on November 20 at Meadowcreek Lanes. The Lee teams included Kenneth Gullet Louis Heintschel Joe Lloyd Dale Potter and David Willcox. A mixed team of Sharon Flanahan Carolyn Dillaird Wayne Kocurek and Tommy Wittenback also competed. Instructor Benny Moskowitz hopes two mixed teams can travel to Austin on March 1 and 2 for a statewide meet.
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Lee College
San Jacinto Junior College
Meadowcreek Lanes
Kenneth Gullet
Louis Heintschel
Joe Lloyd
Dale Potter
David Willcox
Sharon Clanahan
Carolyn Dillaird
Wayne Kocurek
Tommy Wittenback
Mid-Semester Honor Roll Named
Twenty six students are on the mid semester honor roll for taking 14 or more hours with a 2.5 GPA. Names include Carol Ann Badgley Geral dine Burns Donald Carter Melanie Coburn Hugh Davidson Patricia Ford Patsy Fregia Arthur Gillis Sher Marie Gordon Kitty Harmon Karen Hartless Margaret Hawkins Kay Hull Laura Koudelka D M aris Lumpkin Kitty McClellan Clara McGee Karen Meigs Fay Nelson Judith Spencer Donald Stevenson Lois Sturrock Evelyn Teeters Norma Jean Teykl Edward Ueckert and Jimmie Williams. Also on the honorable mention list are Patricia Hanson with four A s Margaret Fudge Dorothy Haynes Carole Novosad with three A s Pete Buster Dudley Crawford Inez Going Gordon Houser Kit Maybin Linda Rayon Lloyd Sanders Bonita Smith Elmer Smith and Patricia Sobotik Patricia Swint Frances Wells and Patsy Young with ate.
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Carol Ann Badgley
Geraldine Burns
Donald Carter
Melanie Coburn
Hugh Davidson
Patricia Ford
Patsy Fregia
Arthur Gillis
Sher Marie Gordon
Kitty Harmon
Karen Hartless
Margaret Hawkins
Kay Hull
Laura Koudelka
D’maris Lumpkin
Kitty McClellan
Clara McGee
Karen Meigs
Fay Nelson
Judith Spencer
Donald Stevenson
Lois Sturrock
Evelyn Teeters
Norma Jean Teykl
Edward Ueckert
Jimmie Williams
Patricia Hanson
Margaret Fudge
Dorothy Haynes
Carole Novosad
Sad
Pete Buster
Dudley Crawford
Inez Going
Gordon Houser
Kit Maybin
Linda Rayon
Kingdom of the Saints and other notable works listed
A column notes books across religion science sports and finance. Ray B West writes on Mormon settlement and American religion, while Radford compiles world beliefs in an encyclopedia of superstitions. Other titles cover genetics in the atomic age football history and personal finance strategies.
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West
Ray B. West
Edwin and
Mona Radford
Alexander M. Weyand
Campus Fashion Briefs Outerwear Styles Rise This Fall
Ensuing fall and winter outerwear blends warmth and style for campus wear with pile lining in fur-like acrylic options. Knee length stadium coats use Dacron and cotton, removable hoods, and large pockets. A water-repellent denim coat with scarlet lining and military collar appears, plus the Duffel Coat returns with toggle closures. Ski jackets feature below-waist zips, quilting, nylon facings, and detachable hoods in olive black tan or navy.
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Schuss
Soli
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San Jac Ravens
Benny Moskowitz
Austin
C. Auerbach
Jerome Cohen
Arthur W. Hanson
Enquixces Club
O. E. Schoeffler
Esquire
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