Lee College Spring Musical Cast Announced for Green Grow the Lilacs
Naomi Norton and Stephenson name the final cast headlined by Lynne Rowe as Curly and Dolores Clark as Laurey. Dolores Clark stars opposite Lynne in a Baytown area production to open late April or early May, with multiple supporting roles listed and rehearsals beginning Friday.
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Eller Murphy
Laurey
Jester Fry
Jim Smith
Doris Lowry
Pete Kelley
Norman Lamphere
Mary Helen McFerren
Terry Bone
Walter Brown
Raymond Mason
Gene Conway
Charles Hart
Jerry Tullos
Sonny King
Belles of
Claremore
Little Auditorium
Senior Day Activities At Lee College
Lee College hosted visiting seniors from nearby districts on February 9. The event began with 6:00 pm registration in Liberal Arts, welcomed by faculty, with coffee and doughnuts in the cafeteria. Tours led by Ranglers and Rebs showcased labs, library, and student art while a pep rally and free basketball game against Schreiner Institute followed.
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Lee College
Liberal Arts
Gamma Phi Kappa
Ranglers
Rebs
Rebels
Schreiner Institute of
Kerrville
Reds
Dean Rundell's Son Named in Scholar Directory
Dr Walter Rundell Jr listed in the Directory of American Scholars for his graduate work at the American University in Washington D C He holds an M A and Ph D in History with a major in Frontier History and is a teacher at Texas Women's University in Denton Texas
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Dean Rundell
Walter Rundell, Jr
The
American University
Washington, D. C
Rundell
Texas Women’s University
Denton
Lantern Flashes Faculty Members Recovered from Flu
Lantern notes faculty members back from illness including Mrs Norton Mr Schultz Mr Stevens on Mr Stone Mr Wilson and Mr Williamson. Summer school schedules now available in registrar's office. Mr Goodin teaches a Corrosion course Wednesday nights at 7:00.
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Norton
Schultz
Stevenson
Stone
Wilson
Williamson
Mr. Goodin
NEA Members to Attend San Antonio Convention
Texas State Education Association and NEA convention to be held in San Antonio March 10 to 12. Lee College sends nine delegates and a faculty sponsor led by G. G. Robey, Helen Bowers, and Brenda Shelton.
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NEA
San Antonio
Texas Student Education Association
Student National Education Association
Lee College
G. G. Robey
Helen Bowers
Brenda Shelton
Jan Taylor
Tommy Skipper
Molly Hornsby
Wilyne Laughlin
Theron Waddell
Dollie Williams
Molly
San Antonio Hilton
State Council
Trinity University
Alamo
Sunken Gardens
Hilton
House of Delegates
Registrar Reports Spring Semester Enrollment Totals
Total spring enrollment is 1289 with 609 out of district 676 in district and 4 out of state students. There are 929 part time and 360 full time. Of 928 returning students 691 are men and 237 women. of 361 new students 265 are men and 96 women. Freshmen 848 Sophomores 310 post graduates 96 and 35 special students. Last year at this time total was 1198 with 846 part time and 352 full time.
Navy men present training information on campus
A Dallas Naval Air Station team led by Lieutenant Commander Roy W. Smith Jr. spoke to male students about the NAVCAD aviation cadet program. The program, open to men with 60 semester hours, targets ages 18 to 25 and invites interested youths to take aptitude tests without obligation.
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Dallas Naval Air Station
Roy W. Smith, Jr
Navy
Naval Aviation Cadet
Nortons Plan Guatemala Vacation Faculty Couple at Lee College
Dr. David L. Norton and Mrs. Naomi Norton of Lee College plan a June trip to Guatemala to visit relatives connected with the United States Education Department. Both are noted educators with multiple honors and active roles in professional organizations.
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David L. Norton
Lee
Naomi Norton
Guatemala
University of Georgia
University of Texas
Norton
America
Nortons
Austin
Jerry Don
Texas
Abilene
Brownrod
Poetry Society sponsors third semester anthology contest
The American College Poetry Society invites submissions of original student poems for its third semesterly anthology to be published this summer. Each entry must include author name, address, and school. no poem over 48 lines. a student may submit up to five poems.
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American College Poetry Society
Alan C. Fox
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Texas Junior College Association
Texas State Historical Society
National Education Association
Phi Delta Kappa
Lions Club
Hardin-Simmons University
University of Minnesota
Pi Lamba Theta
Alpha Psi Omega
Educational Research Bureau
Ry Helen McFerren
Poetry Society
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