Editorial roundup praises Lee College year of gains and a few misses
The piece lauds Lee College outcomes including a top four library, expanded bookstore with 1000 new titles, added art film course, top vocational program, three major plays, notable speakers, Region XIV golf success, doubles titles for girls tennis, and a 30 year gap filled by a literary magazine. It faulted student government for lack of initiative and urged sustaining progress next year.
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Lee College
Lee
Larary
Lyceum Committee
Pete Lomax
Sam Hopkins
Barbara Jordan
Mickey Herskowitz
Two New Scholarships Announced For LC Students
The Office of James Williams announces two LC scholarships. Jones Furniture funds a $100 per semester memorial to Mr. A J Alexander with recipient selection by the donor. West Baytown Kiwanis Club awards a need-based scholarship. Contact Dean Williams in the Moody Center for details.
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James McWilliams
Jones Furniture
A. J. Alexander
Dean McWilliams
Moody Center
Mike Lemon seeks peace love and self fulfillment in college life
Mike Lemon desires simple life and love as he studies art at Lee College. He hopes to avoid the draft, finds most students fake, and seeks time to find himself while contemplating marriage and sharing happiness with someone special.
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Mike Lemon
Mike
Lee College
Donald Dial Named for Directory of Young American Authors
Donald Dial, a Lee College student, was notified in April that his name would appear in the Directory of Young American Authors prepared at Fort Hays Kansas State College in Hays. The listing includes biographical data and critical reviews of Dial’s essays, album reviews, and poetry.
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Donald Dial
Lee College
Hays
Kansas
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Donald
ARX Literary Magazine
Volunteer from VISTA Recruits Campus Students
A VISTA recruitment visit to the college showcased Steve Kempton, a former junior college student from Los Angeles, who trained in Austin and worked a year in Brownwood Texas. He helped start a community center, a summer program, a 4 42 Club and tutorials while teaching nurse’s aid and other courses. VISTA, with 8000 program participants, places volunteers in rural urban Indian reservations migrant camps Job Corps and mental retardation programs in 49 states and U S trust territories.
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VISTA
America
Steve Kempton
Los Angeles
California
Steve
Austin
Brownwood
Texas
United States Trust Territories
Houston
Glenn Ford Rejects One Image In His Home
The actorMuseum displays his range with both hawkish Gen. William Westmoreland and the smiling dove of Joan Baez on opposite walls reflecting his aversion to a single stereotype.
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Glenn Ford
Gen
William Westmoreland
Dovish
Joan Baez
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