Meet the Faculty- Business Admin Division Chairman Wayne Gregory
Wayne Gregory, longtime educator and current chairman of Lee College's Department of Business Administration, describes his path from a Rockdale farm to teaching in Japan and Korea. He rose from one room schoolhouse teaching Latin Americans to Civil Service roles, Army service, and Kobe Japan administration with the Kobe American School Board.
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Wayne Gregory
Rockdale
Texas
Gregory
Department of Business Administration
Lee College
Southwest Texas State College
Sam Houston State Teachers College
University of California
University of Texas
U. S. Air Force
Puerto Rico
U. S. Army
Army
Korea
Kobe
Japan
Yokohama
Julie
Wayne
Elaine
High Sea
Gregorys
Deadline set for Lee Log class pictures at Chadwick's Studio
Picture Deadline November 9 is the last day for class photos at Chadwick's Studio for Lee Log. The deadline will not be extended and students should ensure arrival with proper identification.
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Chadwick
Technical Vocational Plant Planned at Lee College
Dean Walter Rundell announced Goose Creek School Board plans a two story technical and vocational education building at Lee College. The 40 600 square foot unit would sit at the southwest corner of the campus and house labs and classrooms including data radio and television labs on the first floor and engineering drawing pipe design and nursing programs on the second floor.
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Lee College
Dean Rundell
Lee Drive
New Assignments For O Hagan Haskel
The Department of English Speech and Foreign Languages will split next fall. Mrs. Lynn O Hagan becomes chair of Foreign Language and Speech. Miss Peggy Haskel heads English. Colleagues include Bruce Hanson Frank Maystorovich Marcia Cooper Gladys Burrows Ellis Joe Gilliland Thurman Rowlett Keneth Marshall Elizabeth Meeks.
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Lynn O’hagan
Peggy Haskel
O’hagan
Bruce Hanson
Frank Maystorovich
Marcia Cooper
Miss Haskel
Gladys Burrows Ellis
Joe Gilliland
Thurman Rowlett
Keneth Marshall
Elizabeth Meeks
Twelve Arabians Enrolled Here at LC
Twelve Arabian boys named Abdula enrolled at LC sponsored by the Arabian government. They chose America over England, citing better math backgrounds and stronger chances here. One says he is as patriotic as Americans and notes U S life exceeds expectations, challenging stereotypes about ease in the United States.
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Abdula
America
England
U.S
Piper Foundation Nominees Named From Lee College
The Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation will honor ten professors this year with a Piper Professor award and a $1,000 cash prize. Ten teachers will be selected from statewide nominations, to recognize teaching excellence not research. Lee College nominees are Gladys Ellis Guy Johnson and Thurmin E Rowlett chosen by a committee led by Billy D. Walker Henry M. Austin and Dr. David L. Norton.
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Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation
Agai
Piper
Gladys Ellis
Guy Johnson
Thurmin E. Rowlett
Lee College
Billy D. Walker
Henry M. Austin
David L. Norton
Miles Says UF Drive For LC Is Success
A. H. Miles reports the United Fund drive among Lee College staff finished October 15 with $1,359 raised. The effort supported Baytown United Fund, which aims for $192,908 this year. Miles praised the cooperation and generosity of teachers, cafeteria workers, custodians, and secretaries.
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Miles
A. H. Miles
United Fund
Lee College
Baytown United Fund
Baytown
Friendly contrasts in marriage views spark cultural tone
A speaker contrasts social norms between nations noting greater friendliness of girls in the other country and claiming marriage and family are sacred in his homeland. He dismisses Western film portrayals and asserts his country’s enduring strength despite scarce heliums in Arabia.
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Arabia
Geaslin Captures Sophomore Class Presidency at LC
David Geaslin won the sophomore class presidency at LC. Meanie Coburn is president (vice) of the class, with Jackie Stevens as secretary-treasurer and Sharon Lerch Gayle Wallace as girl representatives. Freshman officers include Richard Hutchins as president and Alan Ervin as vice president. Student Council also elected leaders.
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David Geasline
Donnie Stricklin
David Geaslin
University of Texas
Meanie Coburn
Melanie
Jackie Stevens
Jackie
Sam Houston State College
Sharon Lerch
Gayle Wallace
Sharon
Universty of Houston
Gayle Wallace Plas
University of Houston
Alan Bauman
Bill Craig
Jerri Milner
Jerily Malone
Jerrilyn
Texas
UT School of Nursing
Galveston
Terri Milner
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Karl Scantlen
Jim Tapp
Jim
Karl
David Smith
John Nugent
Gaye McFarland
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Baytown, Texas
Lee
Walter Rundell
Goose Creek
O’hagan, Haskel
Abdulla Jastaniah
Ali Reda