Lee College bond issue passes in district vote
The Lee College district approved a $1.3 million bond proposal with strong campus involvement. Students and faculty, along with several campus organizations and Citizens for Lee College, spent long hours campaigning and encouraging Baytown voters to support the measure. The piece urges students to focus on improving grades as a path to a better community.
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Lee College
Lee Lantern
Baytown
Citizens For Lee College
Lee College Rodeo Club Becomes Campus Sports Icon
Lee College forms the Rodeo Club in December with an NRA charter. The six member team plus two alternates will compete in bareback, saddle bronc, bull riding, steer dogging, calf roping, and girls barrel racing in a March Louisiana college rodeo. Rusty Walker, club president and former Robert E. Lee High School rider, leads the effort with NRA cards and deans’ signed entry blanks.
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Rodeo Club
Rusty Walker
Robert E. Lee High School
Rusty
NRA
Lee College
Del Mar Opens New Wing at Del Mar College
A formal dedication marked the opening of the E. L. Harvin Student Center addition at Del Mar College. President Grady St Clair thanked Dr. Harvin as Fred W. Heidenfels Jr. praised students. A ribbon cutting, tours, and refreshments followed as the $221000 two story wing began use in stages.
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Corpus Christi
E. L. Harvin
del Mar College
Grady St. Clair
Dr. Harvin
del Mar
Fred W. Heidenfels Jr
Board of
Regents
Beards Grow as Lee College Sponsors Contest
The Circle K backs a beard growing contest at Lee College with a prize of forty dollars for boots. The month long event starts last Monday February 29 and runs for four weeks.
K Cancels Day Circle K Club Field Day
The Circle K Club field day scheduled for March 19 is postponed to May. Only six regional schools will participate due to limited interest from invited colleges, said Gizzy Martin president.
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Circle K Club
Gizzy Martin
Foolish Flash Lights Up Cafeteria
Students in the cafeteria on Friday wrestled with how to react as a fluorescent ceiling light flickered to life. They chose to keep eating despite the odd flashing glow.
1966 Texas JCL convention set for Baytown
Amusements note announces the 1966 Texas JCL convention in Baytown on March 25 and 26. It mentions film lineups at Loew's State Theatre including Moment to Moment and The Group with an all-star cast, plus Oscar nominations and TV shakeups.
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Latin Club
Baytown
Brunson
Jean Seberg
Sean Garrison
Honor Blackman
Madam X
Lana Turner
Walt Disney
Loew’s State Theatre
Sidney Lumet
Vassar
Shirley Knight
Candice Bergen
Elizabeth Hartman
Mary Robin-Redd
Joanna Pottet
Kathleen Widdoes
Jessica Walter
Joan Hackett
Club News Highlights From Lee Brasfield Address And Campus Activities
Circle K hears First National Bank president Lee Brasfield on banking careers. A Grace Methodist Church car wash fundraiser is set for March 12 with 8.95 for small cars and 10.95 for large cars. OAS plans March 18 and 26 youth events and a film on Arabia in April. Opti-ettes distribute bond issue pamphlets and plan a post Easter style show and Shriners Parade float. Wesley Club meets March 15 at 12 15 in Room 116 led by Beth Mills. New Epsilon Beta members are Bill Wilks David Cook Charles Cook Harry Dinwiddie Charles Lewis and Rocky Rocquemore. Western Week features a Rebs versus Rodeo Club basketball game and joint float for Shriners Parade. TSEA leads CO-OP March and plans a parade float for March 26 with a March 16 meeting in the little auditorium. History instructor John Britt of Lee College will speak. Phi Theta Kappa works on National Study Program survey and constitution. Judy Hart20g heads the committee.
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Lee College Co-Op
Lee College
Lee
Larry Casey
Texas Avenue
Larry
Wesley Club
Beth Mills
Tho Epsilon Beta
Bill Wilks
David Cook
Charles Cook
Harry Dinwiddie
Charles Lewis
Rocky Rocquemore
Rebs
Campus Chatter Roundup From The Dorms
Debby Adams likes kleenex and tis sues while Joan Franklin enjoys tires. Charles Marable studies English as Ellen Pohl trips over a tricycle when a dog barks. Buddy Underwood cleans diligently on his hands and Nancy Guedry kicks beds around. Gizzy Martin trips over a blade of grass. Pam Fisher admires small sun glasses. Tommy Paulses up to his old tricks. Ootiettes work hard. Tommy Reagen is upset after an accidental hit. Bobbie Clark sports a diamond. Richard Burroughs takes a leave of absence. Nancy John shows badminton skills. Mike Welch excels in algebra.
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Debbie Adams
Joan Franklin
Charles Marable
Ellen Pohl
Buddy Underwood
Nancy Guedry
Gizzy Martin
Pam Fisher
Tommy Paulses
Tommy Reagen
Bobbie Clark
Richard Burroughs
Nancy John
Mike Welch
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the Sound
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