Lawless Crowned State Tennis Singles Champion
Lee College star Mike Lawless defended his Texas Junior College singles title on May 1 as Schreiner and Engram challenged. Lawless beat Bee Wood 6 0 6 1 in the semi and overpowered Engram 6 3 6 4 in the final, while James Cowhig led the Rebels in track with 16 points and a 10.5 100 dash, but Blinn and Schreiner edged Lee in relays and the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Smith Ranger
Lee College
Mike Lawless
Texas
Lawless
James Cowhig
Cowhig
Fred Jones
Blinn
Schreiner Junior College
Bee Wood
Roland Engram
Wood
Tom Balderach
Rebs
Cook County
Rebels
Lee
Schreiner
San Antonio
Reds
Projected College Plans for Lee College Development
Architect’s drawing outlines a ten year expansion for Lee College. New buildings follow the order: classroom complex near the current library, then a vocational building, other structures, plus a mall with library to the north and an auditorium to the south. Future plans also include a new cafeteria and a complete bookstore as growth continues.
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Bobby Carter
Lee College
Liberal Arts
College
Rebels take third in mile relay at Schreiner meet
The Rebels finished third in the mile relay with a 3:35.1 time, behind Schreiner's 3:29.0. Relay squads consisted of Cowhig Perkins Willie Owens and Cecil Guidry, with Owens also earning a second place in the broad jump behind Cowhig.
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Cowhig
Delton Perkins
Reds
Perkins
Blinn
Cook County
Rebels
Schreiner
Willie Owens
Cecil Guidry
Owens
Lee College: future plans and growth discussed
The article notes the campus may become accredited as a four year college, but currently focuses on Lee College's continued growth as a junior college. It urges students to work toward improving the college, predicting broader benefits for future attendees.
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Lee College
Geology Class Heads On Llano Field Trip From Lee College
The Lee College geology class undertook its annual three day field trip to Llano and Austin with about eighteen students. Ted Reel led the group with field instruction and rock collecting in the Llano uplift region, visiting La Grange Pasadena and the University of Texas museum along the way.
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Lee College
Llano
Pasadena
Houston
la Grange
Hotel
Kingsland
Ted Reel
Texas
Art Students Show 2nd Semester Work at Lee College
An exhibit in the Lee College art room features works by elementary students including Jerry Sterling Ruby Peterson Sharon Harmore Mary Hurt Ollie Kay Shirley Bailey Mary Fields Martha Barnet Francis Kisling Linda Norris Laura Koudelka Katherine Young Mona Tallent Suzanne Jones Anna Hurt Betty Wilcox Colin Patterson Virginia Choate Patsy Crowder Sandra Feemaster Paul Lara James Amoretti and Gayle Woods Mildred Cot. The display includes drawings paintings and projects in media such as oil watercolor charcoal pastel ink pencil crayon and clay. Styles range from realism to abstraction.
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Lee College
Jerry Sterling
Ruby Peterson
Sharon Harmore
Mary Hurt
Ollie Kay
Shirley Bailey
Mary Fields
Martha Barnet
Francis Kisling
Linda Norris
Laura Koudelka
Katherine Young
Mona Tallent
Suzanne Jones
Anna Hurt
Betty Wilcox
Colin Patterson
Virginia Choate
Patsy Crowder
Sandra Feemaster
Paul Lara
James Amoretti
Gayle Woods
Mildred Cot
Circle K Lee College earns outstanding junior college honor
The Circle K Club of Lee College received the Silver Achievement Award as the district’s outstanding junior college Circle K Club during the Texas Oklahoma District convention in Lubbock April 6 8. Seventy five delegates from over 30 colleges attended while LC members logged hundreds of service hours in campus civic and humanitarian projects.
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Lee College
Circle K International
Lubbock
Texas
Oklahoma
Lee College Club
LC Club
Mike Lawless
Ken Perdue
Charles Dippel
Embry E. Wilson
Circle K
West Baytown Kiwanis Club
Jesse Kirkpatrick
San Diego
Calif
Baytown
West Baytown Kiwanis Clubs
Local Exhibition Closes After May 15 Run
The exhibition featured participants Ton, Charlotte Stephenson, Judith McLeod, Harriette Kelly, Shelly Sheffield, Trevor Fettner, Connie Foreman, Ora Parkinson, Lois Hensley, Robert Hewitt, Paula Vir res, Sue Scott, Jean Swalm and Vivian Leach. It closed its doors on May 15.
Curtain Club Play Shaped by a Somber Yet Worthwhile Climax
The Curtain Club presented a play with a dark theme and a climax that felt very suspenseful. Despite the heavy mood the evening proved worthwhile for the audience.
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Jones
Confederate Ball
Paul Stricklin
Doug Bell
Houston Yacht Club
Bobbie Hendrix
Royal Court
Gayle
Bubba Hooper
Prince
Creekmore
Mackie Herring
Tommie Lou Henton Roper
Pat Butler
Cynthia Boudloche
Virgil Tiemann
Craig Townsend
Wain Building
Es Court
Liberal
LC Circle K
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