Rebels Begin Full Practice As Lee Lays Groundwork
Rebels coach Laird runs daily 4:30 to 6:30 workouts with short scrimmages to merge new players from multiple schools. The piece highlights Tommy Parris Richard Wolfe and Tommy Moser as standout recruits shaping Lee’s basketball prospects.
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Laird
Reds
Rebels
Lee
Lee Lantern
Tommy Parris
Tommy
Baytown
REL
Parris
Beaumont Enterprise
Houston Chronicle
Post
Bryan
Sam Houston State Teachers’ College
Southwestern At
San Marcos
Wharton Junior College
Victoria Junior College
Texas University
G. D. Parris
Richard Wolfe Richard
Wolfe
Richard
Texas A and M
C. R. Wolfe
Highlands
Tommy Moser
Intramural Standings Lead Oakes and Serres in Mixed Doubles
Thursday update shows Doyle Creekmore 125 points leading Group IV, while Robert Serres 112 in Group III pace the field. Neal Oakes and Serres top individuals with 32 points each as Jack Brady totals 29 and Dick Thorpe 25.
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Doyle Creekmore
Robert Serres
Terry Adams
Adams
Jack Brady
Jack Kirtley
Neal Oakes
Dick Thorpe
James Partin
Oakes and Serres Claim Group III Badminton Doubles Title
Oakes and Serres defeated Doyle Creekmore and Dick Thorpe 21 11 21 14 to win the Group III badminton doubles final. They reached the final with 15 8 15 5 wins over James Partin and Jack Kirtley. Creekmore and Thorpe beat Kenneth Pace and James Kelley 15 9 15 13 in the semi finals. Partin and Kirtley took third with 15 10 15 10 over Pace and Kelley.
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Doyle Creekmore
Dick Thorpe
Oakes and
Serres
James Partin
Jack Kirtley
Creekmore
Thorpe
Kenneth Pace
James Kelley
Partin
Kirtley
Pace
Kelley
Faculty Considers Building Plan Ideas
James led efforts gathering ideas for the plan as Mr. Miles notes the committee is open to suggestions on the new building. The next committee meeting is set for November 4.
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James
Miles
Cheerleaders Chosen After Assembly Tryouts at Lee College
Lee College announces D. J. McFaddin Jr and Helen Hance sophomores plus Jack Hopper Ruth Taylor freshmen as cheerleader leaders after two October 27 assemblies. Freshman and sophomore candidates presented in morning and evening sessions with student council president Bob Jackson hosting.
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D. J. McFaddin, Jr
Helen Hance
Jack Hopper
Ruth Taylor
Gamma Sorority
Don Elms
Jeannine Hager
Lee College
Will James
Alleluia
Floydella Rogers
Mitch Vanya
Sigmund Romberg
Madrigal
Allen Poe
Clinton Pylate
Gloria Minter
Margie Ciruti
Sherril Davis
Marilyn Gilbert
Student Council
Bob Jackson
Faye Barrett
Marietta Taylor
Sue Sirman
Dick Mahan
D. J. McFaddin
Brady Defeats Oakes In Final Singles
Jack Brady of Intra mural Group I defeated Neal Oakes of Robert Serres II 21-3 21-3 in the Lee College badminton singles final. Brady reached the final by beating James Partin 15-0 15-1, and edged Wendell Denman 15-11 15-2. Partin claimed third with a 21-10 win over Bill Brady.
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Jack Brady
Neal Oakes
Robert Serres II
Lee College
Brady
James Partin
Wendell Denman
Oakes
Bill Brady
BSU Leader Visits Campus at Lee College
Howard Bramlette of Dallas, associate in the Baptist General Convention of Texas student department, visited Lee College on Friday Oct 28 to meet BSU sponsor Minnie Alice Robertson and Baptist students. He noted sixty Baptist Student Unions on Texas campuses with thirty five full time student directors.
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Howard Bramlette
Dallas
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Lee College
Bramlette
BSU
Minnie Alice Robertson
Texas
The Unknown Badminton Birdie at Lee College
Bennie the badminton birdie narrates a humorous, affectionate view of intramural badminton at Lee College. He laments the lack of recognition for birdies, recalls wooden rackets, flying antics, and dangers of the sport while urging a memorial plaque bearing the inscription To the Unknown Badminton Birdie.
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Bennie
Sporting Goods
Lee College
Braddock
T.V. Fame
Lee
Panola President Visits Lee College
Panola County Junior College president M. P. Baker visited Lee College to meet Milton L. Johnson and seek ideas for a new student activity center building. Baker also toured Fortland and Victoria schools for additional building ideas.
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Panola
Lee College
M. P. Baker
Panola County Junior College
Carthage
Texas
Milton L. Johnson
Dean Rundell
Baker
One Acts Directed by Mrs. O'Hagan
In a program featuring inhospital receptionist Crssy Cham bers, Western Union messenger John Eby, lunch room attendant Jimmy Johnson, and police sergeant Philip McIlwain, the plays are directed by Mrs. Lynn O'Hagan.
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Crssy Chambers
Western Union
John Eby
Jimmy Johnson
Philip McIlwain
Students discuss stock market course motives
Em ory Hallman says the class fits plans to invest and become a "big shot" in the near future. Mrs. Walter Rundell notes income tax changes and the need for investment knowledge for moderate incomes, praising Mr. Harding’s teaching though seeking guidance on financing stocks.
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Emory Hallman
Walter Rundell
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Victoria
Lynn O’hagan
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