Mary Kiber at Lee Personalities and Classics in Music
Mary Kiber, secretary to A. C. Kraft at Humble Rubber, pursued personnel management after returning to college. A Beaumont native and Barbers Hill HS graduate, she plans to resume studies at University of Houston and enjoys baseball, football, classic music, and reading history. She dislikes gum popping and once sprained her ankle on an active vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble
Mary Kiber
Mary
A. C. Kraft
Beaumont
Barbers Hill
University of Houston
Lee
Boosterettes
Ol’ Dame Fortune
McWhorter Finds Drama Dancing Good Recreation
Helen Mc Whorter, a Lee College student and ledger clerk at the RUR SR 43 Rubber plant Hum ble Co, balances work with classes on Tue sdays and Thursdays. The Baytonian and AEL graduate loves tennis theatre music and driving a convertible with the wind in her hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
RUR SR 43
Humble Co
Lee
Wooster's Jeanette Garber Shines at Lee College
Jeanette Garber, a lifelong Wooster resident and former Robert E. Lee High School student, balances library duties at Lee College with full academic and extracurricular involvement. She majors in speech with psychology minor, plans to teach, and has held leadership roles in school clubs while enjoying reading and travel experiences with the REL band and student council activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Garber
Wooster
Jeanette
Robert E. Lee High School
REL High School
National Honor Society
TSCW
Counselors list continued from Page 1 and 4
The section continues listing numerous counselors with full names such as Frank Bobalik Donald Bramlett Vivian Bramlett Bob Brooks K D Caudle Donald Craig and many others. The long roster extends across pages with an notation that it continues on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bobalik
Donald Bramlett
Vivian Bramlett
Bob Brooks
K. D. Caudle
Donald Craig
Ann Galtin
Johnny Heintschel
Ivan Istre
Mary Kiber
John Little
Angus McClurg
Sam Millar
R. M. Minter
Harold Murphy
Rayford Reese
Olive Rundell
Don Watley
Ewell Williams
Mind Over Emotions Says Addison A College Aim
W J Addison a psychology major and builder with C F Braum Construction calls open mind learning essential to thought over emotion. He criticizes discrimination favors truth in newspapers and aims to travel world, study languages, and pursue journalism at University of Michigan. He cites civic work, union roles, air pollution activism, Navy tattoos, and a Baytown family life as context for his middle-of-the-road politics and plans to double his major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Addison
C. F. Braum Construction Company
Addison
University of Michigan
Veterans Administration
Political Action Committee
Austin
Channel Area
State Industrial Union Council
Searcy Bracewell
Heflin
Charles Murphy
Texas State Health Department
Jacinto City
Galena Park
Pasadena
Cloverleaf
Channelview
Greens Bayou
Donora
Pennsylvania
Coleman
Norfolk
Baytown
Mason Active In Drama Seeks Teaching Career
Lois Mason a Lee College student and Humble Company stenographer talks of drama at the Little Theatre and Playhouse in Houston. She plans Baylor study in Speech and English, aims to be a speech correctionist and shares a motto about patience courage and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Lois Mason
Lee College
Humble Company
Lois
East Texas Baptist College
Marshall
Little Theatre
Playhouse
Houston
E.T.B.C
Lee
Baylor
Western Party Big Success
A Western-all college party in the college gym closed Western Week with food and dancing and a floor show. Murphy McNulty led advertising for the event and a beard growing contest featured contestants Jimmie Mallory Morris Lenamond Ray McCain Sherman Roberts Bill Jackson and Michael Murphy McNulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy McNulty
Jimmie Mallory
Morris Lenamond
Ray McCain
Sherman Roberts
Bill Jackson
Michael Murphy McNulty
Also Mentioned on This Page
McWhorter
Helen McWhorter
Houston Little Theatre
Carber
Gamma Phi Kappa
REL
Chicago
Denver
National Student Council Association
John Ellis
G. B. Ellis
Louise Alpha
Betty Booth
Irving Boyce
Burton Burrus
James Carrell
Charles Deveny
Lovella Dyer
Patsy Ivey
Nancy Millard
Patricia Parker
Margie Pollock
Malcolm Sheffield
Lemuel Smith
Glynn Tiller
Lylie Timmins
Donald Trojacek
Marion Williams
Virginia Blalock
Hollis Allen
Henry Bridges
Francis Hefner
Walter Johnson
Richard Johnston
James Mize
Woodrow Robinson
Guthrie
Keith Bailey
Joyce Capps
Leon Chase
Betty Sue Jones
Derrell Lemmon
Martha Maroney
Albert Marsh
Esther Miles
James W. Thomas
Haddick
Roger, Barr
Curtis Huff
Asa Hunt
Henry Krolczyk
David Leibham
Larry Lindstrom
Wilton McCoy
Phil Scott
Ace Shepherd
Ernest Vrana
Earl Williamson
Reinhardt Zwahn
Walter Allen
Ray Blackmon
Francis Brock
Leo Bryant
Otto Butcher
Ralph Fitts
Arthur Harris
Erbie Holden
Carl Larson
Billie Luker
Raymond McDowell
Marshall Mattingly
W. T. Reynolds
Jesse Roe
Tae Short
William Smith
Alvin Soileau
Donald Young
Koenig
Eudora Barnett
Fern Bolton
Norma Born
Robert Bush
Jack Caldwell
James Carter
Patricia Clayton
Nina Cooper
Vera Fitts
James Flowers
Inez Ford
Burnell Gentle
Charles Holcomb
Edward Johnson
Christine Jones
Gary Kilpatrick
Bob Lee
H. B. Mills
Audrey Neal
Quentin Ott
John Rawls
Bernice Stiefel
Mary Terry
Norma Wilder
Charles Deckert
George Burnett
Billy Davidson
Robert Evans
Claude Fletcher
Ernest Haney
Richard Harrison
Edmond LaFonte
Norris Lenamond
Barry Nettles
Edward Parker
Milton Patterson
Marshall Platt
Theodore Plocheck
John W. Thomas
Glynn Young
Lucas
Parry Allison
L. E. Cambell
Leroy Cashat
Leland Collins
Wesley Currie
James Duncan
Clyde Hance
Alva Hennigan
CIO
AFL
University
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