Computer and Data Processing Courses Slated for Fall
Lee College has leased 185025 worth of equipment from International Business Machines for new fall programs in Data Processing and Computer Programming. The setup includes the 1620 Computer and related peripherals, at 60 percent off rental, 800 dollars monthly, with the rest funded by the Texas Education Agency. Courses span Data Processing, Computer Mathematics, and Computer Systems, with certificates and degrees offered after 36 to 39 credit hours in the first and second years.
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Lee College
International Business
Texas Education Agency
Liberal Arts
Dippel Tops Class of 63 At Lee College Exercises
Charles Dippel led the Lee College graduates with a 2.96 GPA as top student at the May 31 ceremony in the Robert E. Lee High School auditorium. He won the Hall of Fame honor and a service plaque, plans UT law study, and stars in student leadership roles. Other named scholars include D Maris Lumpkin and Patsy Fregia with high GPAs. Hall of Fame members Joe Allen Patsy Fregia and Nancy Williford. scholarships awarded by Baytown groups and awards to Frances Carr Janice Anderson Dee Etta Moore and Sharon Cox. Marvin K Collie gave the principal address.
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Lee College
Robert E. Lee High School
Dippel
Hall of Fame
Melvin C. Dippel
Circle K
Epsilon Beta Fraternity
Phi Theta Kappa
University of Texas
Carol
Sherilyn
Robert
D’maris Lumpkin
Patsy Fregia
John Hurr
Patricia Ford
Edward Ueckert
Carol Novosad
Nancy Williford
Sandra Kemplay
Joe Allen
Nancy
Baytown Education Association
Baytown Rotary Club
Philip Dodd
Ruth Kelley
Wall Street
Department of Business
Social Order of Beauceant
Frances Carr
Business and Professional Women
Janice Anderson
Dee Etta Moore
Sharon Cox
Marvin K. Collie
Houston
Walter Rundell
George H
Names in the News: LC faculty and students pursue studies
Assistant Dean Alvin Miles represented LC at a June conference of pre-Pharmacy advisors in Austin. Hollis Latimer attends CSU Fort Collins summer session to teach data processing this fall while pursuing an MA in psychology at Houston. She will counselor LC students from fall term. John Guemple announces a second automobile mechanics course starting July 29 from 1 to 7 pm and a new secretarial course to run with fall term. Gertrude Teter completes dem ic courses.
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Alvin Miles
Austin
Hollis Latimer
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colorado
University of Houston
John Guemple
Auto Repair Shop For LC Personnel
Students and faculty at Lee College may have their autos repaired at savings in the Automotive Shop run by instructor R A Pinnell behind the Auto Ranch on Highway 146. All work requires cash payment before release and only applies to vehicles owned or operated by enrolled students and college staff with valid parking permits. Parts carry manufacturer warranties only.
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R. A. Pinnell
Auto Ranch
Highway 146
Mitchell Johnson Receive NSF Grants for Summer Study
Two Lee College chemistry teachers John P. Mitchell and Milton Johnson won National Science Foundation grants to attend the Tenth Chemistry Institute at Montana State College Bozeman Montana from July 22 to August 23. Thirty teachers from 21 states and Mexico will join in a program of refresher courses workshops and field trips to modernize chemistry teaching.
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Rock Mountain
John P. Mitchell
Milton Johnson
National Science Foundation
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana
Montana State Colege
University of Montana
Department of Chemistry
Mexico
Mitchell
Yellowstone National Park
Lewis and Clark Caverns
Virginia City
Registration Window For 2nd Summer Term Nears
Goos e Creek Junior College District announces preregistration July 11 to 16 with a $25 in district fee and higher out of district charges. A $5 late fee applies after July 19. Fall permits available July 17. fall preregistration August 8 and 22. Regular registration September 9 and 10. Courses include typing English composition literature government history math and science across multiple periods and times.
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United States
Texas
General Inorganic
Texas Government
Top Student Dippel Leads 85 Graduates in Ceremony
Gentry awarded diplomas to 85 graduates in a ceremony attended by about 1000 people. Clarence Matthews gave the invocation and Edward Ueckert offered the benediction. Charles Stephenson directed the college choir, and Thomas Stose from the music faculty played piano for the processional and recessional.
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