Lee College Wins Volleyball Title in Dual Meet
Lee College led in volleyball with first and third place finishes as Alvin and South Texas juniors competed in singles and doubles. In handball, South Texas claimed first and second in singles while Lee dominated doubles to take top honors. Golf and tennis results followed with South Texas first in golf and McMurray of Alvin winning tennis singles.
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South Texas
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Lee
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Liska
Beddingfield
Gay
Thomas Liska
Beddingfield Gay
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Kleypas-Coleman
Beddingfield-Gay
Alvin Junior College
Seahawk
Rebels
Jerry Tullos
Mike Olive
Jack Cary
Reagan Simmons
Troy Woodall
Winston Culbreth
Woodall
Jenkins
Kessinger
Olive and
Simmons
Gary
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McMurray
Heintschel
Dick Summers
Vasek
Bohannon
Parsons
Giroir
Muller
Group Vill Clinches Intramural Track Meet Title
Group VIBE won with 53 points after field events Thursday and running events Friday led by Gerald Cobb who swept the 100 and 220 dashes and anchored the 440 relay. Group VIII dominated with multiple wins and seconds as Group II trailed with 29 points.
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Cobb
Lee College Athletes Lead Intra mural Meet Summary
Confederate Royalty Stanley won the shot put with 44 feet 3 1 2 inches, Lacy placed second at 38 feet 72 inches. Top two in each event earn medals. top three advance to Saturday competition against Alvin and South Texas junior colleges.
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J. C. Humphries
Troy Woodall
Humphries
Jerry Tullos
Larry Guenther
Guenther
Shelby Brown
Wilcox
Kerr
Montgomery
Woodall
Tullos
Stanley
Lacy
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Alvin Junior College
South Texas Junior College of Houston
Matthews
Hardin
Cobb
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Zatopek
Carney
Carr
Brown
Coburn
Alford
Hanks
Montgomeery
Esti Wee l
Lee College Shoots for Bowling Meet Title
Five Lee College bowlers competed at the College Station tournament finishing third in the Junior College division and seventh overall. Johnny Hernandez led with a 512 series and Charles Baumhoer a 203 high game and 503 series. Teammates included J. T. Badgett 497, Tommy Heintschel 410, and Herby Hanson 390.
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Johnny Hernandez
Charles Baumhoer
J. T. Badgett
Tommy Heintschel
Herby Hanson
Green Grow the Lilacs to stage May 6 7
The play lists Wilder and Banks families among cast and crew with Jim Smith as stage manager. Melina Caruthers leads the stage crew while lighting is Johnny Edwards and costumes by Mary Helen McFerren. Raymond Mason handles publicity and admission is \$1 at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
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Helen Wilder
Allen
Ronald
Jon
Carl
J. W. Banks
Herb Bowden
Gus Dauzat
Harvey Davis
Cecil Dunman
Reynolds Geaslin
Edward Laird
Ike Taylor
Larry Wiley
Roscoe Zierlein
Jim Smith
Melina Caruthers
Johnny Edwards
Mary Helen McFerren
Jim Corbitt
Raymond Mason
Patsy Fairchilds
Neta Gail Hallman
Dance Queen Coronation Marks School Assembly Event
The article notes an all school election with Donnie Andrus and Montie Sorrells as overall chairs for the dance. Faculty chaperones attended, including Student Council Sponsor Alton Laird and Mrs. Laird, with Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell in charge of decorations and the coronation.
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Donnie Andrus
Montie Sorrells
Alton
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John Mitchell
Silver Wings of a U S Air Force Navigator
The Aviation Cadet Program offers a path to a flying officer career with leadership roles and executive opportunity. A high school diploma is required, two years of college preferred, with Bootstrap education benefits and tuition support. See a local Air Force Recruiter and apply via mail coupon.
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