Laird Announces Final Intramural Standings
Alton Laird, athletic director, presents final intramural standings and awards. Phillip Dodd top individual with 441 points for Team 2. Team 4 wins girls team sports with 267 points. Sharon Clanahan leads girls individuals 147 points. caps by Elaine Clanahan and Sharon Clanahan.
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Laird
Alton Laird
Lee
Phillip Dodd
Dodd
Larry Hayes
Wayne Young
Toby Coones
Gary Mills
Murry Foreman
Robert Swint
Jimmy Williams
Sharon Clanahan
Carol Lynch
Elaine Clanahan
Donna Shannon
Billye Kay Robertson
Kathy Denny
Peggy Pollard
Roslyn Hanle
Students Win Medals in School Sports Awards
Trophies were awarded for high point individuals and teams across smash, table tennis, tennis, paddle tennis, badminton and handball singles. Medals went to second place in each sport and to first and second in all doubles events. Gold medals were for first, silver for second.
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Donna Shannon
Lee College track season ends with tough conference meet
Lee College wraps up a strong season at Ranger despite injuries. Under Benny Moskowitz the Rebels traveled light but fast, eight men to most invitationals, placing third or fourth in many events. The standout relay teams and sophomore scorers Perkins Cowhig and Fuller defined their best efforts.
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Lee College
Ranger
Rebels
Benny Moskowitz
Moskowitz
Lee
The
Reds
Jim Cowlig
Bert Hill
Delton Perkins
Joe Lee
Perkins
Cowhig
Bradley Fuller
Fuller
Miles the Chemist and Photographer A Lee College Faculty Portrait
Alvin H. Miles serves as Assistant Dean and Chemistry professor at Lee College since 1942. A Texan who studied at Rice, Sam Houston, and earned a Master's in Chemistry, he is active in the American Chemical Society and Rotary. He, his wife Ester, children, and granddaughter form a Baytown family, while Miles shoots college photos and devotes himself to photography.
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Alvin H. Miles
Lee College
Miles
East Texas
Chemurgy
Houston Post Agency
Rice Institute
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Sam Houston
Southern Pine Lumber Company
Massey Electric Company
Baytown
Kappa Delta Phi
Alpha Chi
Texas Junior College Teachers Association
American Chemistry Society
Rotary Club
Ester
Horace Mann
Business
San Antonio
Huntsville
University of Houston
Texas History Offered in Fall
Bob Williamson will teach a fall Texas History course H312 at 8 a m on MWF. The one semester, three credit course may substitute for half of H615 for UT or UH transfer students. Other students may take it as a three hour sophomore elective transferable to senior colleges. Emphasis ranges from earliest times to Reconstruction.
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Bob Williamson
MWF
University of Texas
University of Houston
Peace Corps Test Set For June 8 In Houston
The Peace Corps Placement Test will be given June 8 in Houston at Room 520 of the New Post Office Building, 401 Franklin Avenue. Testing starts at 8 30 A M. Open to American citizens 18 and older, married couples if both qualify and have no dependents under 18. No passing score. the test helps identify overseas assignments for top applicants.
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Peace Corps
Houston
Franklin Avenue
Musicians Give- Continued from Page Three
Charles Stephenson directed the choir with Sharon Cox and Nancy Williford on piano accompanying. The vocal and piano parts bind to express romantic feelings of love.
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Charles Stephenson
Sharon Cox
Nancy Williford
Linen suits return to Spring fashion for men
The piece notes a resurgence of flax and linen suits in natural shades for Spring and Summer. It highlights natural-shoulder jackets with straight hems, narrow notched lapels, center vents, and tapered trousers in linen tones. Blues and blue-grays in sharkskins, plaids, and fine wools offer dress-up alternatives.
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Douglas Traylor
Arthur Vandorn
Frank Velesika
James Wade
Jimmy Wade
Mike Waldie
George Waldrop
Carolyn Ward
Robert Ward
George Warren
Earl Wilburn
Lee Wiley
Barret Wilhite
William Wilkie
Jimmy Winfree
Lora Warleu
Sandra Young
Butch Welch
Rebs
Ted Reel
Bob Miller
Norman Hargraves
Virginia Cook
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