Rundell Fete Set for Saturday at Sterling High School
A retirement dinner for Lee College dean Dr. Rundell is planned for 7 p.m. November 19 in Sterling High School cafeteria with Rev. P. Walter Henckell as master of ceremonies. Attending dignitaries include Alvin Miles, Chaney Coker, Rev. Ed Summers, Dr. Ben Ammons, and Sam Bramlett. Dinner features turkey and dressing.
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Walter Rundell
Walter Henckell
Lee College
Travis Porter
Henckell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sterling High School
Porter
Dean Rundell
Alvin Miles
College
Chaney Coker
Rotary Club
Ed Summers
Grace Methodist Church
Ben Ammons
Board of Regents
Tommy Paulsel
Charles Stephenson
Tom Stone
Sarah Kirkman
Sam Bramlett
Lee College Board of Regents
Richard Strahan
Print And Drawing Exhibit Scheduled at Lee College
The Dallas Museum of Fine Arts will present its 16th Southwestern Print and Drawing Exhibition at Lee College from November 21 to December 9. Curator Kneeland McNulty will judge the works. the show may include 60 to 600 pieces. The 1965 exhibit circulated to 10 institutions in five states.
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Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
Lee College
Jack McClendon
Kneeland McNulty
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arizona
Louisiana
New Mexico
Teachers Attend TBA Workshop At Sam Houston College
Teachers at a Texas Business Education Association workshop held at Sam Houston College in Huntsville explored the theme Business Education Is Everyone's Business. The event emphasized practical classroom integration and professional development for instructors.
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Texas Business Education Association
Sam Houston College
Huntsville
Calendar items include retirements and school events
November 19 marks Dean Rundell retirement. Thanksgiving holidays run November 24 and 25. Confederate Ball on November 25. Curtain Club presents a musical March 9 to 11. Senior Night on November 18. Western Week runs November 17 through 22. Curtain Club events on November 5 and 6.
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Dean Rundell
Lee College Instructor Attends Regional Foreign Policy Conference
Glynn Tiller, LC government instructor, represented Lee College at a regional foreign policy conference in New Orleans. The event at Tulane University included short talks by Assistant Secretaries of State on State Department policies with Q and A sessions on Overseas Food Resources, Europe problems, Southeast Asian issues, and Viet Nam.
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Glynn Tiller
Lee College
New Orleans
Tulane University
State Department
Europe
Confederate Ball Site Chosen At Phillips 66 Club
The Phillips 66 Country Club near Pasadena was selected for the Confederate Ball on Feb 25 after a unanimous Student Council vote. Debbie Adams cited space for 300, decor constraints, and cost considerations favoring the club over Rice Hotel or Sheraton-Lincoln.
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Phillips 66 Country Club
Pasadena
Debbie Adams
Alton Laird
Debbie
Phillips Plant
Rice Hotel
Sheraton- Lincoln
Houston
Anna Sawberger
Anna Sandberger
John Drouilher
Confederate Ball Committee
Alvin Miles
Tommy Paulsel
Sam Houston Officials Visit Lee College for Orientation Talk
Two Sam Houston State Teachers College representatives Dr. Jack Staggs and Mrs. Mary Ella Montague will visit Lee College on Friday at 1 p.m. in Room 133 to discuss a two day senior college orientation on December 9-10. The session targets junior college student leaders and aims to explain academic programs and campus life at the senior college.
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Sam Houston State Teachers College
Lee College
Sam Houston
Jack Staggs
Mary Ella Montague
Montague
Circle K Fest Honors Winners For Fall Festival Profits
Circle K festival raises 211.85 with Circle K Ettes earning top booth prize of 45.00. Rho Epsilon Beta 42.20 and Circle K 40.37 follow. Ootiettes entry The Royal Flush wins Most Original while Gamma Phi Kappa takes Most Decorative with The Great Race. Nine clubs entered. cake walk led Kettes to trophy.
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Rho Epsilon Beta
Gamma Phi Kappa
Benny Moskowitz
Circle K
Circle Kettes
BSU Plans Christmas Banquet and Luncheon Talks
Kenny Mangum reports BSU plans a December 17 Christmas banquet at the Tower and a weekly Thursday luncheon. A missions speaker from Houston Baptist College is set for this Thursday. The BSU participates in the All-College Sing, with costs noted as still a quarter. Kay Reeder notes Circle-Kettes earned 160 from candy and sold 60 Kiwanis apple crates, winning a Fall Festival trophy for most earnings. Circle K members join Kiwanis luncheons and support brain-damaged child therapy projects with Circle K, plus 11 stuffed toys for the Child Care Center. They plan baskets for a needy family. Sammy Hance cites 211 in Fall Festival proceeds for the janitor injured in the lab explosion.
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Baptist Student Union
Houston Baptist College
Kenny
BSU
Circle-Kettes
Kiwanis
Kay
Circle K
Sammy Hance
Lee Lantern mailed to local high school seniors
The Lee College Public Relations Department distributes The Lantern to seniors at Robert E Lee High Crosby and Barbers Hill high schools and plans Anahuac inclusion. About 1900 copies weekly reach seniors plus regents retired faculty and college journalism departments. News staff expect to print a favorable student comment next issue.
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Lee Lantern
Lee College
Robert E. Lee
Crosby High School
Barbers Hill High School
Anahuac
Regents
Sue Jones
First Thanksgiving on Record Observed in Boston
Margie West recalls the 1621 Thanksgiving in Boston the Pilgrims endured a harsh first winter, learned from the Indians, and celebrated a three day harvest feast with Chief Massasoit. It notes Miles Standish bringing provisions, the first governor led observance, and foods like hasty pudding and pumpkin remain linked to the holiday. Lincoln and Johnson moments set the annual date.
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Boston
New World
Massasoit
Miles Standish
America
Lincoln
Johnson
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Mr. Tiller
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Wayne Miller
Mr. Miles
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San Jacinto College
University of Houston
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Laird
Sam Houston State
Circle K-ettes
By Janet Enoch
Kenny Mangum
Kay Reeder
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