Seventy-Two Men Complete Instrument Repair Trainee Courses
Lee College awarded 72 graduates from its first Manpower Development and Training Act class in instrument repair. The 26 week program, starting last October, covered electronics, mechanical and pneumatic systems with labs on instruments, flow meters, and temperature control using Foxboro Honeywell and Taylor equipment.
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Lee College
Manpower Development and Training Act
Phileco TechRep
Philco Corporation
Foxboro
Honeywell
Taylor
Meriam
L&n
Public Relations Director Expands at Lee College
Since August the Public Relations Director position at Lee College has grown from ten to twenty hours weekly. Sue Jones, hired to replace Bobby Sutphin, sends LC activity press releases to The Highland Star and other local papers. A new mimeographed paper Dis-N-Data informs adult personnel about faculty progress and achievements.
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Lee College
Sue Jones
Bobby Sutphin
Miss Jones
Miss Jone
Lee
You Dont Say You Dont Say Campus Gossip
The piece captures casual chatter in a college setting about student union talk and social lore. It notesPing scenes in the game room and parking lot observations, naming individuals and daily routines while framing the narrator’s reflections on slang and social life on campus.
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Lee
L.C
Ronnie Clayman
Sherry
Gay McFarland
Joe
Mr. Agular
Lynn Anderson
Bobby Henry
Herman Oatley
Babe
Herman
Cat
Gregory and Latimer to Attend Summer Computer Seminar
Wayne L. Gregory and Hollis Latimer will attend a summer seminar to advance study in computers and IBM machinery. Gregory joins Data Processing advanced course while Latimer takes the beginners course. expenses are paid with $9 per day and travel mileage. They plan to depart later this month.
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Wayne L. Gregory
Division of Business Administration
Hollis Latimer
IBM
Gregory
Latimer
Mrs Goodin New President of FWC
The Faculty Women's Club held its final meeting May 2 at the Holiday Inn. Officers for the coming year were elected with Mrs Delton Goodin to serve as president, Mrs Billy Walker as vice president, Mrs Jack Carpenter as secretary, Mrs Fred O'Hagan as treasurer, and Mrs Benny Moskowitz as reporter. Mrs John Guemple attended as a member.
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Faculty Women’s Club
Holiday Inn
Elub
Wallace Heaner
Delton Goodin
Billy Walker
Jack Carpenter
Fred O’hagan
Benny Moskowitz
John Guemple
Gilliland Resigns to Teach English at Cochise College
Joe D. Gilliland, English and Humanities instructor at Lee College, resigns at end of first summer session to teach English at Cochise College in Arizona. He will pursue a doctoral program next summer and has a long history in education and public service including missions in Korea and Japan, and leadership roles at Lee College.
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Joe D. Gilliland
Lee College
Cochise College
Arizona
University of Arizona
Arizona State
Gilliland
University of Texas
Korea
Japan
Wakayama University
Wakayama
Nelson Expresses Thanks to TSEA at Lee College
George Nelson thanks the John Dewey Chapter of the Texas Student Education Association and Lee College for a two thirty to four o clock reception in the college cafeteria. He notes appreciation for the letter from Donald Magill and the guest book with TSEA and faculty names. He also thanks Charles Larabee and his class for the cake bearing Bon Voyage George Nelson 1964 and other college hospitality.
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Lee College
John Dewye
Texas Student Education Association
Peggy Pollard
Wallace E. Heaner
Donald Magill
T.S.E.A
George Nelson
Retiring Reception Honors Lee College Teachers
Mrs Heaner received a surprise gift at a retiring reception for teachers and future teachers at Lee College. Dean's Dress Shop provided outfits for the show and flowers for tables were arranged by Mrs Rundell. Miss Marsha Cooper's mother attended as a visitor and was presented with a corsage.
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Dean
Thurman Rowlett
Robet Wight
John Mitchell
Alton Laird
Clarence Schultz
Wallace Heaner
Walter Rundell
Marsha Cooper
Heaner
Alvin Miles
Lee College
Peggy Pollock
Charlotte Fosburgh
Public Relations Director Named For Lee College Expansion
Miss Jones, with 13 years at the Baytown Sun, will lead a new LC public relations program, blending band and choir outreach with the speech department. Born in Bryan, Texas, she studied psychology and will transfer to the University of Houston in June while remaining in her Lee College role.
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Miss Jones
Baytown Sun
Bryan
Texas
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
University of Houston
Lee College
That Was The Year That Was
A reflective piece recounts departures of Gilliland and Nelson to Arizona for a Tombstone Epitaph stint and golf, amid parking lot confusion, sign-reading issues, and gender disguise antics described with period newspaper tone.
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Robert Peacock
Sweeney Todd
Demon Barber
Ossie Wright
Curtain Club
By James Smith
Gregory, Latimer
Goodin
FWC
Nelson
Tsea
By Grace L. Smith
Geo. F. Nelson
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