Advice on transferring credits and college catalogs
After Lee College, students should consult college catalogs for admission requirements and arrange official transcripts. The University of Texas, University of Houston, SMU, Rice, Sam Houston State, Hardin-Simmons, Southwest Texas State, and Texas Christian University all specify transfer rules, credit limits, and health or discipline checks.
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University of Texas
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Houston
Southern Methodist University
Committee
Rice Institute
Rice
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Hardin- Simmons University
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
Texas Christian University
Bub Taylor Miller: Lee student and campus character
A lively profile of Bub Taylor Miller at Lee College highlighting his roles as Wesley Foundation presiding officer and Student Council member. The piece notes his humor, busy campus life, hunting and fishing interests, adventures with the Monk boys, and a quirky rivalry with Texas U and Aggie fans.
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Taylor Bub Miller
Lee
Lee College
Taylor
Texas A. & M
Texas U
Aggie
Colorado University
Monk Boys
Alexander Island
Taylor Miller
Lee Students Plan School and Work This Summer
Lee College students reveal plans to balance work and study this summer with many aiming to attend summer school and hold jobs. Several individuals anticipate travel, weekend activities, or weekend camps while pursuing education and earnings.
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LEE
Final Grades Due May 25 Announcement
Dean Walter Rundell announces final grades for this semester will be called Thursday May 25 and mailed to students the following day. Students are asked not to call the office for grades and will be notified if graduation is affected. If not notified, a student may plan to graduate.
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Walter Rundell
Busy Baytown woman blends work study and travel
Lela Mae Burnett, a nine hour college student and Humble accounting clerk, juggles work and home life with enthusiasm. She collects demitasse cups, enjoys antique furniture, and plans to major in business administration with a psychology double at University of Houston.
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Lela Mae Burnett
East Texas
Baytown
Texas
Kappa Kappa
Burnett
Lee College
Mexico
Alabama
New York
Europe
University of Houston
Graduates Plan Education Marriage and Work After Lee College
May brings changes as Lee College graduates plan further education, marriage, and employment. Taylor Miller reenters Lee next fall to work in Humble Oil while leading student groups. Betty Jean Kinnard and Oliver Harman balance roles at Humble Oil and Sam Houston State, with pursue studies. Other grads pursue accounting law teaching and continued work with Humble Oil as they enter Sam Houston State or University of Houston.
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Lee
Taylor Miller
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Taylor
Wesley Foundation
Rho Delta Delta
Lee Log
Morris Holidy
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Betty Jean Kinnard
Lee College
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Betty
Gamma Phi Kappa
Oliver Harman
Oliver
University of Houston
Humble Oil and Refining
Leon Dunaway
Barnwell
Margie
Marilyn
Harry Wallac
Russell Glen Barker
Glen
Pauline Malazzo
Phi Theta Kappa
Alpha Rho Tau
Lee girls display formals at coronation ball
At the Spring Formal on April 29 Lee girls modeled organdy gowns and other formal dresses. Queen Jo Ann Hopper wore a white high neck organza gown with red rose bouquet, while Princess Helen Morgan and duchesses appeared in organdy and satin styles.
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LEE
Organdy
Jo Ann Hopper
Jo Ann
Helen Morgan
Jeannine Owens
Mary Peskey
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Dorothy Gierisch
Bub Taylor
Clarence Porter
Fred Wilson
Austin
Dean Williams
Jonell Seale
Don Dial
New Orleans
Harry Wallace
Houston State
Mary West
Stanford
Louie Geisendorff
Baylor
Helen Hansen
Helen
Galveston
Bill Satterwhite
Bob Halstead
Bob
Dan Lamb
Dorothy Soileau
Wynona Schaffer
Dolly Moskowitz
Jean Kellogg
Flora Mae Cooke
Frances Bailey
Eloise Schaffer
Betty Robertson
Glenn's Food Market
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