Rebels Fall to Temple in Season Finale
Lee College traveled to Temple on February 13 and lost 75-53 as Temple pulled away in the second half. Fred Tullock led Temple with 21 points, while Tommy Moser scored 17 and Jerry Dodson 12 for Lee. The Rebels finished fourth in Zone I. South Texas Seahawks claimed the title at 8-0.
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LC Stops Concordia Coach Alton Laird's Gang Rub
The LC Rebels beat Concordia 81 to 68 at Baytown on February 9. The halftime lead was 40-32 as Jimmy Zwervolleman scored 35 to keep Concordia in the game. Richard Wolfe added 18, Garland Smith 12, Sonny Morgan and Eugene Thornton 10 each.
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Richard Wolfe
Garland Smith
Sonny Morgan
Eugene Thornton
Girls Intramurals Lead As Semester Ends
By Martha Post Julia Ann Bonner's Team I leads girls intramurals by 74 points. Team I has 573 points while Betty Wilson's Team II has 49944. Rosters were hardly changed at the break. Mixed intramurals tennis doubles began three weeks ago and individual standings list Audrey Pace Betty Wilson Julia Ann Bonner Lynette Smith Kathy Yandell Ann Griffin Martha Ann Post Kay Dunks Bennie Johnson with scores around seventy to fifty points. Table tennis will start next week.
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Julia Ann Bonner
Betty Wilson
Audrey Pace
Wesley Group Has A Party At Baytown Rink
The Lee College Wesley Foundation held a skating party Monday at the Baytown Roller Rink. The rink was reserved for members and their guests. Attendees included Joan McAlvany Jerry Dodson Helen Hazelton Nancy Choate David Vanover Kay Danks Julie Bonner James O'Donnell Martha Post James Strangmeier Evelyn Stephan and Carl Green.
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Baytown
Joan McAlvany
Jerry Dodson
Helen Hazelton
Nancy Choate
David Vanover
Kay Danks
Julie Bonner
James O'Donnell
Martha Post
James Strangmeier
Evelyn Stephan
Carl Green
Partin Adams Take First In Intramural Horseshoes
James Partin teamed with Terry Adams to win the intramural horseshoes doubles title defeating Robert Barr and James ee 21-11 and 21-9 in the finals. Barr and O Sullivan beat James Sterling and Joe Connealy 21-17 21-15 to reach the final, while Partin and Adams beat Kenneth Pace and Troy Long 21-18 in the decisive round. Coach Alton Laird endured a mis hap when an off center toss struck his right foot during a nearby match.
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Robert Barr
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Joe Connealy
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Kenneth Pace
Troy Long
Alton Laird
Officers Elected By Reb Belles At Lee College
The Lee College Reb Belles elected Kathryn Yandell as manager Betty Vee Wilson as business manager Ann Griffin as publicity manager and Audrey Pace as trainer. The club meets the first and third Mondays at 5 p.m. and will engage in seasonal sports plus buy shirts with Reb on one collar and three bells on the other.
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Peggy Haskel
Kathryn Yandell
Betty Vee Wilson
Ann Griffin
Audrey Pace
Reb-Belles
Limelight praises Kirk Douglas in Lust for Life
Lorraine Orton of the Lee Lantern compares watching Lust for Life to visiting an art museum noting Kirk Douglas is tremendous as Vincent van Gogh the troubled Dutch painter from the late 19th century.
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Student Artwork Displayed in College Art Room
Paintings drawings and designs by Guy Johnston and Doris Harrop students were shown in the college art room in late February and early March. The exhibit featured charcoal pencil ink pastel oil and watercolor works including still life portrait landscape abstract design and fashion illustration with many named participants listed.
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Doris Harrop
College Art Room
June Hensley
Jewell Fuller
Hazel Schulte
Eugenie Miller
Wallye Long
Mary Glen Cunningham
Mary Spear
Verna Tag
Mary Harrop
Lucille Rogan
Orleanor Humphrey
Margariet Smith
Erma Carlson
Vola Carroll
Nora Derr
Ravyna] Fenton
Lebbes Smith
Alma Moore
Everet Turner
Ollygay Pelley
B. Linette
Zena Moody
Babs Pigkin
Isabell Swain
Jane Boydell
Nora Yates
Marcus Cathriner
Bob Hamman
Fern Guest
Wanda Flanagan
Sy Oliver
Dorothy Machola
Lily Spradlin
Luella Burnside
Nan Fanestiel
Lorane Fruge
E. L. Beaty
Hilton Hale
Georgia Hederhorst
Lily Watson
Summer School Costs at Lee College Reported
Lee College outlines summer session charges including a $20 matriculation fee, a $5 refundable property and breakage deposit, and optional special fees of $2.50 for typewriting biology chemistry and physics, $3 for comptometer operation, and $5 for business machines.
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Three Angels cast and crew listed for continuation
The article lists cast and crew for a continued performance of My Three Angels with Troy Long in costumes, Claudette Robinson and Johnny Chandler on lighting and sound, Jacob Bourgeois on curtain, makeup by Claudette Robinson and Marietta Taylor, promoter Mickey Swick, business manager Judy Bergeron, advertising Mike Butler, and tickets and programs by Marietta Taylor.
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My Three Angels
Troy Long
Claudette Robinson
Johnny Chandler
Jacob Bourgeois
Marietta Taylor
Mickey Swick
Judy Bergeron
Mike Butler
Instructors Share Continued Library Additions
The library adds TREASURY OF PHILOSOPHY with extracts from ancient to modern writings. COLLIER'S ENCYLOPEDIA is praised by the American Library Association. Edith Hamilton's MYTHOLOGY, Woodcock's SHORT DICTIONARY OF MYTHOLOGY, and Guthrie's THE GREEKS AND THEIR GODS broaden myth and religious study. The drama collection gains THE LARK, Lillian Hellman’s adaptation of Anouilh's Joan of Arc.
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Guthrie
Lillian Hellman
Jean Anouilh
Joan of Arc
Julie Harris
Quotable Moments Spark Classroom Banter and Whitmanish Wit
In a chaotic exchange Alvin Miles quips about students as a quiver in a heap of inferiority complexes. Elizabeth Meeks refuses carbon copies of reference papers while theory and economics border on talk of trust and monopoly in social life. Don Walker stumbles through a nitrate question with a flippant reply about pricing.
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Elizabeth Meeks
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