Local students win art scholarship and historical society honors
Linda Norris, a 1961 Robert E. Lee High School graduate, receives the Harrop Art Scholarship on May 11 for high school artwork and Lee College plans. R. L. Williamson and Chester Kielman attend the Texas Historical Association convention in Austin April 28 29. The event features papers on Texas history and a book auction. The music department presents a student recital for the faculty and public with Betzy Allen and others. Clarence C. Schultz addresses the League of Women Voters in the Chamber of Commerce Building on May 16 on United States and World Court Jurisdiction Pro and Con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Norris
Robert E. Lee High School
Harrop
Lee College
Linda
M. R. Angermiller
R. C. Norris
Lee
Keyettes
National Honor Society
R. L. Williamson
Chester Kielman
Texas Historical Association
Austin
Driskill Hotel
Texas
Price Daniel
Clarence C. Schultz
League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
United States
World Court Jurisdiction
Hall of Fame Adds Four Sophomores
Four sophomores Kay Clark Larry Kelley Patsy Holcomb and Larry Maher are chosen for permanent Hall of Fame inclusion at Lee College. Their portraits will hang in the current library soon to become the student center.
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Kay Clark
Larry Kelley
Patsy Holcomb
Larry Maher
Maher
Circle K
The
Ranglers
Honors Course Introduced At Lee College This Fall
Beginning with the fall term Lee College will offer a new honors course for superior students. Humantes 300 will be limited to 20 qualified freshmen selected by the School and College Ability Test scores. The three credit elective is open to qualifying students in any major. Instructors include Joe D. Gilliland Benny Mosko and others. Continued on page three.
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Lee College
Gilliland
Schultz
Oth Ud
Joe D. Gillilanders
Benny Mosko
Lee College Breakfast Honors 1961 Graduates
Lee College faculty hosts a traditional breakfast in the college cafeteria at 8:00 am on May 28 to honor the 1961 graduates and their spouses. Board of Education members attend as guests. Dean Rundell gives benediction and welcomes graduates. Mrs. Lynn O Hagan chairs with committees led by Miss Ruby Bar.
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Lee College
Board of Education
Dean Rundell
O’hagan
Lynn O'Hagan
Ruby Bar
College bookstore hours set for May 29 and 30
The college bookstore will open on Monday and Tuesday May 29 and 30 with hours from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Books will be bought as well as sold.
Curtain Club Honors Best Actors At Lee College Banquet
James Harris Mike Cox and Mary Helen McFerren received trophies at the Curtain Club banquet in Tower May 12. Scrappy Harris won Best Actor and Mary Helen McFerren Best Actress. Mike Cox won Best All Around Roman Holiday themed event featured a sacrificial altar with a torch. Theron Waddell led a religious rite.
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James
Scrappy) Harris
Mary Helen McFerren
Mike Cox
Lee College
the Tower
Scrappy Harris
Theron Waddell
Terry Bone
Ruth Deason
Mary Helen McFeren
Dinah Darwood
David “Chuck” Saunders
Laverance Shelton
C. H. Bone
Bone
Terry
Curtain Club
David Norton
Doris Lowery
Chuck Saunders
Ray Williams
Lawrence Shelton
Rabbi Kahn to Speak At Lee College Graduation
Rabbi Robert I. Kahn of Temple Emanu El in Houston will deliver the principal address at Lee College graduation in the Robert E. Lee High School auditorium on June 1 at 8 p.m. About 100 students will receive diplomas. Dean Walter Rundell will award honors and President George H. Gentry will present diplomas.
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Temple Emanu el Church
Lee College
Walter Rundell
George H. Gentry
Troy Woodall
Larry Kelley
Emanu el
Houston Chronicle
Rabbi Kahn
University of Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
National Legion
American Legion
George Washington
Freedom Foundation
Cynthia Boudloche
Gayle Fleming
Sarah Lusk
Jo Ellen Sisson
Geology Class Makes Field Trip to Llano
Ted W. Rees's geology class toured Llano on a three day field trip beginning April 21 with students John Cook Charles Myler Kenneth Cole David Dutfurth George Donnelly Wayne Fortenberry Ed Franklin Bob Kirkley J Linstrom Rebecca Rumley Jimmie Ryan Charles Sanders Virgil Tiemann Joe Wal drop Susie Wiggins and Pat Rees. They visited granite quarries near Llano and the Texas Memorial Museum in Austin and learned at the Texas State Bureau of Economic Geology. The group based at a Llano hotel and planned annual field trips for geology students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Rees
Llano
John Cook
Charles Myler
Kenneth Cole
David Dutfurth
George Donnelly
Wayne Fortenberry
Ed Franklin
Bob Kirkley
J. Linstrom
Rebecca Rumley
Jimmie Ryan
Charles Sanders
Virgil Tiemann
Joe Waldrop
Susie Wiggins
Ted Reel
Pat
Austin
Texas Memorial Museum
Texas State Bureau of Economic Geology
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Voice
Betty Allen
John Brasher
Martha Dorrell
Allen Gordon
Charles Hart
Charles Moore
Hall of Fame
Kay
Red-Belles
Gamma Phi Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa
le Cercle Francais
Ranglerettes
Kelley
Rho Epsilon Beta
Wesley Foundation
Patsy
Lee LO
the Lantern
Baytown Sun
Charles Boyer
Alma McNulty
Floyd Martin
Sam Hastings
Lois Hanna
Marvin Jacobs
John Rundell
Johnny Marie Gieger
Peggy Aron
Geraldine Swilley
Bud Blackburn
Walter Rundell, Jr
Cox, McFerren
Harris
Erwin William Barton
Olga Fitzgerald Blakeney
Lorena Wanda Bland
Lloyd Henry Boudloche, Jr
Marvin Delano Bowers
John £. Brooks
Edward Shelby Brown
Wanda Hanle Burch
Linda Lee Burke
B. F. Bussey
Kay Jeannene Clark
Wesley R. Clepper
Steve Parker Coburn
Alton C. Collins
Ellen Louise Davis
George Edward Donnelly
Norman Gerald Driskill
Kathleen Ruth Erwin
Richard Allan Fagan
Walter Francis
Walter E. Hurst
Dorothy C. Hutson
Robert Nelson Johnson
Robert Michael Jones
David Mirza Kadjar
Patricia Ann Keller
Larry Reynolds Kelley
James Wayne Kennedy
Darrel Andrew Kleypas
Victor John Korenek, Jr
Herbert James Koudelka
Georgia Lee Land
Wilyne Faye Laughlin
Geraldine Rebecca Lawrence
Cecil Eugene Lee
Lawrence Joseph LeGrande Jr
Clifton O’neal Love
Doris Eileen
Rabbi Robert I. Kahn
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