Education and Religion on Campus Alike
A commentary on college learning argues that education goes beyond grades to include activities and religious life. It notes Lee College offers religion courses with off campus instruction, Baptist and Wesley student groups, and urges balanced participation in faith and academics to serve others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
New York State Board of Regents
Lee College
Mack Smoke
BSU
Baptist Student Union
Baptists
Wesley Club
Methodist
Stand on Your Own Two Feet and Walk Alone
You are capable of independent study and thinking for yourself. Stop leaning on others for notes and why not recall French homework or history test material. Build self confidence and backbone to navigate daily studies without a crutch.
New Mathematics Teacher Mrs Emily Dann Montgomery
Mrs Emily Dann Montgomery is named mathematics teacher at LC a Georgia native from Albany attended Albany High School where she led as senior class president. She and her husband and two daughters live at 604 Harold Lane. Her background includes a BA from Huntingdon MA from the University of Houston and study at Purdue University. Her husband is a chemical engineer at Humble and she enjoys art in spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Dann Montgomery
Albany
Albany High School
Harold Lane
Leslie
Ann
Montgomery
Humble
Huntingdon
University of Houston
College staff discuss Lee College programs at local schools
Faculty members spoke to the senior class at Robert E. Lee High School about Lee College technical and academic programs. Alton Laird attended a Texas Association of Student Personnel Administration conference at Texas A&M, discussing common administration problems. Dean Rundell gave several talks including at the Baptist Student Union and a TSEA lecture on the teacher as a citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Gertrude Teter
Robert E. Lee High School
Collum
Teter
Alton Laird
Texas Association of Student Personnel Administration
Texas A&m University
College Station
Laird
Dean Rundell
Baptist Student Union
TSEA
Parent and Teachers Association Council
Sterling
Rusty Walker Named Rodeo Club Leader
Rusty Walker elected president of the new Lee College Rodeo Club. Officers include J E Bird vice president Robert Reisner treasurer Jenny Jones secretary and Dale Conner publicity director. The club has about 20 members and is affiliated with the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. All interested students may join by contacting officers or attending Mondays at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusty Walker
New Lee College Rodeo Club
J. E. Bird
Robert Reisner
Jenny Jones
Dale Conner
National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association
Question Box Answers on Library Hours and Student Roles
A compilation of campus Q A addressing weekend library access teachers and staff roles. Dean Laird notes election timelines and work study rules while Dean Rundell cites weekend usage and LC library hours. Minors cigarette law mentioned by several officials and Saudi Arabian scholars courses outlined.
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Laird
Circle K elects Linda Hickerson and plans Nov 20 festival
Linda Hickerson was elected sweetheart of the Circle K. The club moves toward a November 20 festival and dance, sponsors golf circuit films for students each Thursday, and Circle Kettes plan a Christmas card slumber party to send cards to boys in South Viet Nam. Rho Epsilon Beta named Judy Parker sweetheart with officers Morvant and Giror. vacancies filled by Welch and Gregory. BSU OAS volleyball on November 19 at Rev. Mack Smoke's home. tickets via Mike Dahlquist for November 13 party. Dean Rundell spoke at BSU luncheon on The Great Hunger, praising college cooperation. Randy Dorman of Lee College attends Walther League weekend at Camp Allen November 20-22. other members include Margaret Suesse and Carolyn Snyder. Lukers as counselors.
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Circle K
Linda Hickerson
Circle Kettes
South Viet Nam
Rho Epsilon Beta
Judy Parker
George Morvant
James Giror
Mike Welch
Johnny Gregory
BSU
OAS
Mack Smoke
Mike Dahlquist
Dean Rundell
Boyer
Smoke
College
Randy Dorman
Lee College
Surfside
Lutheran Walther League
Camp Allen
Margaret Suesse
Carolyn Snyder
Norman Luker
Campus Spotlight Notes From The Daily Page
Campus chatter highlights Charlie Turner joining the 4F club and Nick Nicholson landing a sweatshirt deal. Margaret Suesse has wisdom teeth pulled the day before Halloween as Mike Hays heads to the hospital. Tommy Otto learns glass bending while Mr. Glynn Tiller touts a new spelling of organization. David Barnes garners female admirers and many letters arrive from a mysterious UNCLE. Jamie Ciruti goes trick or treating as Dianne Gonzalez bowls. Mel Ocker ponders Sunday coffee. Tommy Bright dislikes shoes. Mike Hazelwood plans a big football game. Mr. Tom Stone receives two seven foot gifts. Walter Strickland joins TSEA for reasons. Mike LeBlanc teaches art. Brion Wilson discusses sting rays in class. Susan McGraw campaigns for Elaine Higgins as Ditto Diane Morton backs Arilla Hamon. George Toups must dish up 400 dollars. Jim Chaplin seen in a blue and white Mustang. Charlie Fraizer seen at Bob’s. Gene Leake heads to the Air Force November 16. James May, Charlie Turner and dates attend the Policeman’s Ball. Billie Barrett models for art students.
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Charlie Turner
Nick Nicholson
Margaret Suesse
Mike Hays
Tommy Otto
Glynn Tiller
David Barnes
Jamie Ciruti
Dianne Gonzalez
Mel Ocker
Tommy Bright
Mike Hazelwood
Tom Stone
Walter Strickland
TSEA
Mike LeBlanc
Brion Wilson
Susan McGraw
Elaine Higgins
Diane Morton
Arilla Hamon
George Toups
Jim Chaplin
Charlie Fraizer
Bob
Gene Leake
Air Force
James May
Billie Barrett
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Mike Hayes
Cere Huse
Frei Aspheces
Webabe
Pam Treat
Ronnie Plochek
Lavada Golden
Gary McFatridge
Jimmy Winters
Barbara Cleland
Karen Smith
Marian Martin
Campus Chatter
Royce Walker
Miss Sue Jones
Mrs. Montgomery
Georgia
Mrs
Emily Montgomery
Rodeo Club
Walter Rundell
Mr. Laird
Corporation Court
Ward
Justice of the Peace
Brown
Club News
Rebs
Walther League
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