Lee College Library Hosts 34 000 Volumes and 355 Periodicals
Lee College's library, the second largest junior college library in Texas, houses 34 000 volumes and subscribes to about 355 periodicals. Student assistants log 10 to 20 hours weekly shelving, filing cards, and other tasks. The Dewey system organizes fiction, non fiction, reference, and periodicals with study desks and sound proof rooms. Microfilms planned to save space. current microfilm only of The Baytown Sun.
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Lee College
Texas
Mattie Howard
Baytown Sun
Jimmy Robertson
Lee College Library
Two New Boards Supervise Lee College
Lee College now operates under two boards the State Coordinating Board on Higher Education and the local Board of Regents. The Coordinating Board is governor appointed led by John Gray Beaumont president and Thomas Zackary vice president to harmonize junior and senior college curricula and avoid duplication while expanding specialized offerings. The local Regents appointed by Baytown voters set Lee College policy, oversee expenditures, and include Sam Bramlett W J Strickler Alma McNulty Jim Black O A Boatright Royal Burnside L J Marsh and Warren Spivey.
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Lee College
State Coordinating Board On Higher Education
Local
Board of Regents
John Gray
Beaumont
Lamar College
First National Bank
Thomas Zack
Texas
Lee
Local Board of Regents
Baytown School Board
College District
Sam C. Bramlett
Indiana
Humble Oil
W. J. Strickler
W. Lobit
Credit Bureau of
Greater Baytown
Creditors Service Bureau
Alma McNulty
Harding
H. H. Meier
Jim Black
Inverness
Marbon Chemical Co
A. Boatright
Rosewood
Warren Petroleum Corp
Mont Belvieu
Accredited Bible Courses Offered at Lee College
Lee College offers accredited Bible courses under the San Jacinto Baptist Association with Rev. Mack H. Smoke teaching. Courses include Old Testament and New Testament studies plus a separate unit on Paul, each earning three credit hours this spring. Dean Rundell praises the well taught classes drawing students from many denominations.
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Lee College
San Jacinto Baptist Association
Mack H. Smoke
Smoke
Christ
Paul
Saul of
Tarsus
Walter Rundell
Wesley Club Faces TSEA in Sunday Volleyball Match
The Wesley Club hosts TSEA on Sunday afternoon November 14 at Second Baptist Church on East James. The event pits local clubs in a church gym match With emphasis on community sports and regional teams.
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Wesley Club
TSEA
Second Baptist Church
E. James
Gamma Phi Kappa Garage Sale and Club News
Gamma Phi Kappa will stage a garage sale on Nov 20 at 809 Felton Graywood. The group orders their drops and sweatshirts as Cherry Laxenby is elected the new secretary.
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Gamma Phi Kappa
Felton
Graywood
Gammas
Cherry Laxenby
Two Sportswomen Choose Physical Education Major
Pam Cambren and Leta Young pursue physical education as majors at Lee College and Tahoe University. Both praise intramural sports, plan future degrees at Sam Houston State, and aim to boost campus sports unity while preparing for basketball seasons.
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Pam Cambren
Leta Young
University of Oklahoma
Sam Houston State
Lee College
Pam
Leta
Insurance Is Still Available for Lee College Students
The dean's office reports about 100 Lee College students are covered by an injury insurance plan. Prices range from 1 for standard coverage to 2 for maximum benefits, with a 24 hour plan at 10. The policy lasts until year end. automotive mechanics students are excluded. Contact Mrs Dorothy Ammons in the dean's office to join.
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Lee College
MDTA
Houston
Lee
Dorothy Ammons
Humanities Strong Point in Lee College Program
The humanities course at Lee College is described as a strong point, offering students a background for future studies and exposure to ideas they will encounter later. Each student must deliver an oral honor essay on a notable thinker, covering biography, ideas, and influence, followed by two shorter oral reports on fine arts and Western intellectual movements. The class is seminar-like with about thirty five students and remains invitation only. Miss Elizabeth Meeks also teaches in the program.
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John C. Britt
Lee College
Britt
Elizabeth Meeks
Tech poised for upset over Arkansas in weekend picks
Sports editor predicts Texas Tech will upset Arkansas in a bold weekender forecast. He cites LCRC pride and college roping humor while listing game scores like Baytown 21 Galena Park 0 and Crosby 30 Hempstead 14, ending with Tech 20 Arkansas 20.
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Tech
Arkansas
Lee College Rodeo Club
LCRC
Longhorsts
Razorbacks
Texas
Giants
Baytown
Galena Park
Barbers Hill
Spring
Crosby
Hempstead
Deer Park
la Porte
Dickinson
Channelview
Texas Tech
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F.D.I.C
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Page Dittman Motors
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Foyle Street
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