Readers vote debate reveals mixed views for Nixon and Kennedy
Roving reporters survey shows varied preferences among residents. Many prefer Kennedy for Democratic ties and stance on programs while others back Nixon citing religious policy foreign policy and experience. Party loyalty and attitudes toward taxes and government shape choices.
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United States
Pat Holitzke
Nixon
Virginia McManus
Kennedy
Marianne Gazaway
Martha Dorrell
Mac Mullinnix
Constitutional Party
Pat Asher
Faye Cone
Hiram Pool
Richard Nixon
Roberta Trabue
Bob Pulido
Labor
Linda Mills
Robert Womack
Democratic Party
Bobby Hanson
Ray Mixon
Richard Smith
Mary Wiggins
John Fitzgerald
Milton Reeves
Brigitte Bardot
Ellen ‘Davis
Johnson
Lodge
Steve Allen
Nancy Dailey
Duane Cartlidge
Sullivan
Bobby Henry
Willis Hollaway
Alton Collins
Louise Tallent
Jim Norwood
Eddie Gentry
Paige Stasney
Wendell Griffin
Edward Grant
Pat Rhoden
Joyce Sheppard
Gail Watts
Curtain Club to Present Death Takes a Holiday Cast
Doris Lowry and Charles Saunders named leads in Curtain Club production Death Takes a Holiday directed by Mrs. David L. Norton. Cast includes Mary Deason John Smith Lawrence Shelton Mary McFerren Gail Watts Ruth Deason Theron Waddell Rosalind Dean Mike Cox Terry Bone Charles Moore with Delores Clark and Arthur Lindstrom assisting. December 8 and 9 performances.
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Doris Lowry
Charles Saunders
Curtain Club
David L. Norton
Mary Deason
Cora
John Smith
Fedele
Lawrence Shelton
Duke Lambert
Mary McFerren
Alda
Gail Watts
Duchess Stephanie
Ruth Deason
Princess of
San Luca
Theron Waddell
Baron Cesarea
Rosalind Dean
Rhoda Fenton
Mike Cox
Eric Fenton
Terry Bone
Corrado
Charles Moore
Major Whitread
Delores Clark and
Arthur Lindstrom
Mrs. Norton
Luncheon Meeting For Faculty Women
The Faculty Women's Club hosts a luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club Saturday at 1 p.m. A group photo will be taken after a brief social period. The club had a coffee gathering at Mrs. Gloria McGraw's home on October 10. President Florence Niell called the meeting to order. The group voted.
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Faculty Women’s Club
Goose Creek
Gloria McGraw
Florence Niell
Lee Lantern Announces Faculty Women's Club Name Change
Cissy Rowlett, chairing the December Christmas party, said plans include small gifts for each faculty child. Faculty women not at the meeting are asked to submit their children's names and ages.
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Cissy Rowlett
Kelly and Paulson Win in Sophomore Runoffs
Kelly defeats Woodall for sophomore class president after October 12 13 voting. Patsy Holcomb wins secretary treasurer. Coburn Kadjar win in runoff for boy representatives to student council. Douglas Englehardt and Sharon Douglass win girl representatives. Freshman officers Paulson president and Bell vice president win runoffs. Fleming defeats Sisson and Philips for secretary treasurer. Townsend Berry Jr and other freshmen win boy representative, Boudloche Stricklin and Daily Taylor win girl representatives.
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Larry Kelly
Troy Woodall
Patsy Holcomb
Linda Mills
Steve Coburn
David Kadjar
Winston Culbreth
Bey
Sharon Douglass
Carol Englehardt
Gere Dean Hale
Bobby Paulson
Terry Gillum
Doug Bell
George Yates
Gayle Fleming
Jo Sisson
Betty Phillips
Craig Townsend
Pat Berry, Jr
Billy Hartless
Cynthia Boudloche
Paula Stricklin
Nancy Daily
Lynn Taylor
Notice on class pictures and staff meeting details
Class pictures are received and ready for processing. All annual staff members must attend a staff meeting next Monday afternoon at 1 30 in the press room. Members unable to attend should contact Editor Patsy Holcomb. Copy for the first forty pages is due in Dallas by December 1.
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Patsy Holcomb
Dallas
Piano Team to Perform at Lee College November 18
The Lee College Choir and Circle K Club present piano duo June and Henri Pantillon on Friday November 18 1960 at 8 p.m. Proceeds fund music scholarships for Lee College students. Both artists have strong training in Houston Vienna and at the University of Texas with notable faculty and Houston Symphony appearances.
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Lee College
Circle K Club
June
Henri Pantillon
June Pantillon
Houston
University of Texas
Dalies Franz
Bruno Seidlhofer
State Academy of Music
Vienna
Austria
June Stokes-Pantillon
Seidlhofer
Pantillon
Houston Symphony
School of Music
Meet the faculty Marshall's coin collection and teaching passion
Traveling salesman, copy writer, and now English instructor Kenneth Marshall combines academia with deep coin collecting. He and his wife study American coins, valuing rare Lincoln cents such as 1909 S VDB and 1914 D, which Marshall has amassed through careful sorting of circulation. Born in Parsons Kansas, he trained at Nowata High, Fast Central State College, and earned an MA in English.
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Kenneth Marshall
Lee College
Marshall
Reba Jean
San Francisco
Victor David Brenner
Parsons
Kan
Nowata
Okla
Fast Central State College
The
Uni
Guemple Addresses Baptist Men on Home Responsibility
John R. Guemple director of student employment at Lee College spoke to the Men's Brotherhood of First Baptist Church October 18. He argued parents bear responsibility for many college shortcomings and urged Christian education begins at home.
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Men's Brotherhood of
First Baptist Church
John R. Guemple
Lee College
Guemple
Brotherhood
Miklos Bencze
Houston Opera Association
Baylor University
Bencze
Hungary
America
Beneze
Europe
Budapest
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