Patsy Holcomb Named Editor for 1961 Lee LOG
Patsy Holcomb will edit the 1961 edition of the Lee LOG sponsored by T. E. Rowlett Jr. She has been assistant editor this year and edited two issues of the Lantern and served as Lee College correspondent for the Baytown Sun. Others named include Linda Mills as business manager and Sally Sholes as sophomore editor.
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Patsy Holcomb
Lee Log
T. E. Rowlett, Jr
Patsy
The
Lantern
Lee College
Baytown Sun
Robert E. Lee High School
Traveler
Linda Mills
Sally Sholes
Linda Booth
Lee College to Offer Associate of Arts Degree Next Year
Lantern reports Lee College will implement an Associate of Arts degree with stricter requirements while continuing the current diploma. New offerings include general business and secretarial certificates, a physics course for engineers, analytic geometry and calculus for freshman engineers, plus several music courses. Division heads are Wayne Gregory, John Ellis, and Charles Stephenson.
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Lee College
Wayne Gregory
John Ellis
Charles Stephenson
Green Grow The Lilacs Adds Laurels To Curtain Club
Lee College Curtain Club staged Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs. The play set in 1900 Oklahoma follows Laurey Williams and Curly McClain, with Jeeter Fry as rival and Curly's jail escape. Positive audience response cited with refined staging and music by Dorothea Schulze.
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Lee College Curtain Club
Lynn Riggs
Oklahoma Indian Territory
Lee College
Curly McClain
Lynn Rowe
Aunt Eller Murphy
Melina Caruthers
Laurey Williams
Delores Clark
Jeeter Fry
Jim Smith
Ado Annie Carnes
Doris Lowry
Pete Kelley
Charles Stephenson
Shivoree
Dorothea Schulze
Bayshore Wagonwheel Square
Laurey
Curly
Jeeter
Williams Farm
Aunt Eller
Eller
Curtain Club
All-School Picnic Set for June 2 at Texas Park
An all-school picnic is scheduled for Thursday June 2 from 11 to 4 at the Texas Bafa diene Park. Attendees should bring their own lunch while soft drinks will be provided.
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Texas Bafadiene Park
Teachers Will Honor Grads 1960 Lee College Breakfast
The annual breakfast honors the 1960 Lee College graduates and School Board members. It will be held in the cafeteria on May 29 at 8 30 with Lee College instructors hosting. Dean Rundell will give the benediction and welcome.
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Lee College
Dean Rundell
Lynn O’hagan
Ruby Barham
Naomi Norton
Alton Laird
Pegey Haskell
Pauline Kopecky
Nolan Bounds
Gladys Ellis
George Nelson
Wallace Heaner
Bertram Brehm
O’hagan
Three Additions To Fall Faculty At Lee College
Lee College announces three new faculty hires for the fall term. Allen E Bailey will teach mathematics and comes from New Mexico State University Las Cruces New Mexico He is 31 and father of two. Evelyn Benton joins the library staff as assistant librarian She holds a degree from Oklahoma State University and is married with two children ages 5 and 7 Her husband works in Humble in a technical library John R Guemple will become director of nonacademic courses He is administrative assistant for the evening division at Baylor University He is 31 and married.
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Lee College
Allen E. Bailey
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Bailey
Evelyn Benton
Benton
Artists Show Semester Work At College Exhibition
An exhibition of student art is on display at the college featuring drawings paintings and sculpture. The show showcases semester work by students across disciplines.
Lee College Graduation to Feature Westmoreland Address
Dr E Hermond Westmoreland will speak at the Lee College commencement in the Robert E Lee High auditorium on June 3 at 8 pm with 125 diplomas to be awarded. Dean Walter Rundell will honor graduates and George H Gentry will present diplomas. The ceremony includes invocations, benediction, and music by the college choir and organ.
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E. Hermond Westmoreland
South Main Baptist Church
Houston
Walter Rundell
George H. Gentry
Patricia Louise Henneke
Donald Stephen McAlvaney
Athalia
Mendelssohn
Saint- Saens
Thomas Stone
Art displays feature diverse media from students
The exhibit showcases commercial and elementary art using pencil ink watercolor oil clay charcoal pastel and collage. Displayed works include pieces by Linda Powell Edward Brown Sarah Woods Thomas Skipper Larry McGee Jeanette Larsen George Land Roy Johnston Jesse Johnson Betty Jackson Inez Going Ruth Devault Innis DiSantis Lynne Seger Gerald Lilly Carol Alley Carol Englehardt Patricia Fairchilds Mary Schumacher Frances Musick Billie Miller Lynne Grafton Linda Booth James Mize Serena Bland Barbara Steward Alton Collins Robert Hewett Rowena Cannon Ruth Causey Lindel McMillan Luella Burnside James Whitworth Norma Spradlin John Swint Jan Taylor Serena Post Eva Pichot and Lee Pichot.
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Aubrey Dan Alford
Richard Barton Alford
Carol Ann Alley
Arthur Frederick Babin
Jack Thomas Badgett
Harold Douglass Battarbee
Helen Joyce Bowers
Walter Edward Brown
Vincent Canales
James D. Canard
Ernest C. Canet
Mary Lou Caruthers
Melina Sue Caruthers
Walter Paul Chase
George Keller Cheney, III
James Arnold Clarion
Leonard Garfield Cloud
Linda Gail Connor
Eugene W. Cookenboo
Fred Covey
Marvin A. Currie
Aubrey Jean Dry
Sandra Ann Knox
Norman Wray Lamphere
Jimmy Alfred Lancon
Flora Mae Langston
Viola Coker Lannon
Glenda Beth Lilly
Everett N. Lindstrom
Fred Conrad Lindstrom
Joe Edward Liska
Lloyd Allen Livingston
Donald Stephen McAlvaney
Bobby Gene McGlothlin
Mary Lou McKinney
Bobby Nolan McLean
Billy Rex McNeese
Frances Elizabeth MacBlain
Jerry Tom Maxwell
Dovie Jo May
Kit Sneed Maybin
Dorothy Sue Millard
Brenda Kay Miller
Hugh Lynn Mixon
David Lamar Muller
Frances Ann Musick
Janis Irene Noble
Jesse Lloyd Parisher
Wanda S. Parker
James Donald Phillips
Charles H. Pipkins
Horace Wayne Posein
Linda Muriel Powell
Gerald Glenn Pullen
Richard Alton Rebouche
Jerry Wayne Redden
Timmie Lea Reed
Ruby Eleanor Roesler
Clifford F. Rowe
Henry Otis Schuble
Brenda Frances Shelton
Billy George Shivers
John William Singer
Thomas Richard Skipper
Raymond Jerome Smajstria
McMntie
Art Sorrells
Jo Ellen Spiers
Norma Alexann Spradlin
Eugene Dan Stephens
Scott D. Tarter
Larry William Thomas
Henry Teague
Steve Thompson
Jane Carol Thorpe
John Luman Tomerlin
John B. Tucker
Lela Mae van Deventer
Linda Powell
Edward Brown
Sarah Woods
Thomas Skipper
Larry McGee
Jeanette Larsen
George Land
Roy Johnston
Jesse Johnson
Betty Jackson
Inez Going
Ruth Devault
Innis DiSantis
Lynne Seger
Glenda Lilly
Carol Alley
Carol Engelhardt
Patricia Fairchilds
Mary Schumacher
Frances Musick
Billie Miller
Lynne Grafton
Linda Booth
James Mize
Serena Bland
Barbara Steward
Alton Collins
Robert Hewett
Rowena Cannon
Ruth Causey
Lindel McMillan
Luella Burnside
James Whitworth
Norma Spradlin
John Swint
Jan Taylor
Serena Post
Eva Pichot
Lee Pichot
Meet the Faculty Promoting P E at Lee College
Al ton Laird serves as Dean of Student Life and Director of Athletics at Lee College. Born in Mississippi, he grew up in Baytown, earned a fast track Lee College degree, and holds a master's in Physical Education and Administration from the University of Houston. He previously taught at Robert E. Lee High School and coached at Lee College.
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Alton Laird
Lee College
Laird
Mississippi
Baytown
University of Houston
P. E
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee High School
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Buddy) Boudloche, Jr
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Baptist General Convention of Texas
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Southern Baptist Theologacal Seminary
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