Council Reviews Events and marquee Plans at Friday Meeting
The council discussed the Lee College marquee project a 16 by 8 foot sign with buff ivory letters and two markers to face Lee Drive and the gym area. Dean Rundell asked for approximate costs. The Broque Brothers will entertain at the Confederate Ball on May 14 and auditions for the Hootenanny were set for 1 pm in the auditorium with two song selections.
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Lee College
Jack McClendon
Lee Drive
Gulf
Lee
Walter Rundell
Bfore
Mary Karen Lyon
Broque Brothers
KC Hall
OAS Tea Draws 100 Plus Members and Guests
The OAS tea drew 100 to 110 attendees with Miss Fatin Shaker, sociology student at Texas Women's University, discussing the status of women in Arab countries. A chorus in Arab costume performed, including an Arabic rendition of For He's a Jolly Good Fellow. Families hosting Arab students attended as special guests. Some members plan to join BSU sponsored Easter gathering in Palestine, Texas.
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OAS
Mohammad Mohammad
Fatin Shaker
Texas Women’s University
Palestine
Tex
BSU
English Instructor Marshall Bitten By Numismatics Bug
English instructor Kenneth Marshall of Lee College has a deep coin collecting hobby. He has spent years amassing a large collection stored in bank safety boxes, focusing on American coins and a 1798 silver dollar. he holds an OU MA and belongs to the Bayshore Coin Club.
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Marshall Bitten
Kenneth Marshall
Lee College
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Reda
University of Oklahoma
Bayshore Coin Club
Memorial Baptist Church
Belief Clash Over Confederate Leader Facts
The note asserts Jefferson Davis born June 3 1808 and West Point graduate status. It also claims Davis administered an oath to Abraham Lincoln as an enlisted man during the Black Hawk War. It mentions a Polaris submarine carrying 16 two stage missiles with a warhead devastation claimed to equal WWI bombs.
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Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
West Point
Abraham Lincoln
Baytown appoints Tillman D. O'Brien Jr to fill vacancy
Tillman D. O'Brien Jr., 28, named by the Baytown School Board to fill the unexpired term of the late Trustee Karl Opryshek who died in February. A Corpus Christi native and 1957 Robert E. Lee graduate, O'Brien is a former LC student who later earned a business degree from the University of Texas in 1961. He and his father run O'Brien's Food Market at 2100 N. Main St and he holds roles with the Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce.
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Baytown
Tillman D. O’brien Jr
Truste
Karl Opryshek
G. O'Brien
Corpus Christi
O’brien
T. D O’brien
Robert E. Lee High School
University of Texas
Lee College
N. Main St
Trinity Episcopal Church
Counselor Conference Report Highlights UT Policy Changes
Mrs. Gertrude Teter, Lee College counselor, attended the eleventh annual Counselor and Student Advisors Conference at the University of Texas. Major talks by E. G. Williamson and Dr. Harold E. Bernard covered campus activity and family counseling. UT policy changes allow junior college transfers with 60+ hours to take up to 12 more hours at a junior college after completing work at the senior college. Pamphlets from UT are available in Lee College.
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Gertrude Teter
Lee
University of Texas
E. G. Williamson
University of Minnesota
Teter
Williamson
Harold E. Bernard
Oregon System of Higher Education
UST
Lee College
Question Answer Column Resumes at The Lantern
The Lantern will restart its Question and Answer column to address campus policies and activities. Questions from students will be answered by a faculty member and relayed in the weekly paper. Students should sign their name for reference, though names will not be published.
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The
Lantern
Sue Jones
Scholar Silber Earns Teaching Honors and Fellowships
M A and his Yale Ph D recipient Mr Silber has earned a string of awards and fellowships including a Fulbright to Germany 1959 60 a Guggenheim to England 1963 64 visiting Bonn University 1960 and a King’s College London fellow 1963 64 He received the Scarbrough Award 1958 and the Morris Ernest Award 1964 for teaching Distinction He also won the Danforth Foundation E Harris Harbison Award for Distinguished Teaching He is married with six children and has written extensively on Kant and ethics.
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Yale University
Silber
Fullbright
Germany
England
Guggenheim
University of Bonn
King’s College, University of London
Scarbrough
Morris Ernest
Danforth Foundation
E. Harris Harbison
Phi Theta Kappa Plans Initiation and bake sale profits noted
Phi Theta Kappa works on new member initiation led by Joyce Antle Mary Weaver and Ronnie Read. The group earned about 20 from a prior bake sale. BSU Garage Sale scheduled April 1 8 am to 3 pm in the BSU Building funds summer missions. Circle K-ettes prepared projects and hosted a March 19 luncheon and fashion show at Tower with outfits from Carl's Men Shoppe and Town & Country. Luncheon led by Gayle Bland Linda Knox and Pat Martin. Float team included Kenny Fullen Gene Smith and Mike Hazlewood. Shrine Parade float a 13 foot Easter egg with J E Bird and Bob Whaley helping. TSEA guest speaker Wednesday is Roland Armstrong Indiana native and longtime educator.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Joyce Antle
Mary Weaver
Ronnie Read
Circle K
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