NAMES IN THE NEWS BAYTOWN EVENTS AND TALKS
Baytown hosts December 7 PTA talk on Child Psychology at Humble Community House. Clarence Schultz discusses National Security with Business and Professional Women. Registrar Bessie Durham attends El Paso meeting November 15 17. Juarez side trip noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guemple
Baytown Council of Parents and Teachers
Humble Community House
P.T.A. and Lee College
Clarence Schultz
Business and Professional Women’s Society of
Baytown
Schultz
Bessie Durham
Texas Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
el Paso
Durham
Juarez
Mexico
Trustees Approve New Library Plans
The Board approves final plans for a new brick campus library to be built southeast of the liberal arts building with a two story main block and winged additions. Bids for the library and for a gym swimming pool will be bid December 12, with construction likely starting January 1961 and the project financed by a $570 000 bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Lowell Lammers
Baytown
Liberal Arts
Christmas Job Openings From The Placement Service
The Placement Service announces Christmas jobs for all interested. Applicants should visit room 134 to fill forms and receive an interview by next week.
Stage Crews Named For Curtain Club Play Death Takes a Holiday
Mrs. David L. Norton announces final plans for the Curtain Club production Death Takes a Holiday to be performed December 8 and 9 at 8 p.m. in the college auditorium with stage crews finalized for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Norton
College Audiorium
Death Takes a Holiday cast and crew announced
Delores Clark and Arthur Lindstrom will be assistant directors with Raymond Mason as stage manager. Lighting crew led by Norman Hirsh and Ray McFerr en. sound by Ray Mixon and Allen Welch. Terry Bone heads the committee. Mary Helen McFerren chairs makeup with Ray Williams. Costume committee led by Sally Sholes and May Rankin. Becky Rembly as chairman. Mike Cox heads properties with Lawrence Shelton and Tommy Kyser. Building committee includes Terry Bone Mary Helen DePerren Ruth Deason Mike Cox Lawrence Shelton. Paul Nichols chairman. Hand properties led by Delores Clark. Arnold Gray assistant. Ricky Hurst in charge of publicity. assistants Mike Cox Valerie Neeley. House crew led by Sally Sholes Sharon Douglas and Carol Engelhardt. Cast includes Charles Saunders Dor is Lowry lead. Dinah Darwood replaces Mary Deason due to wartime job. Other cast: John Smith Lawrence Shelton Mary Helen McFerren Gail Watts Ruth Deason Theron Waddell Rosalind Dean Mike Dix Terry Bone and Charles Moore. Curtain Club production directed by Mrs. Norton. admission $1. students admitted free with activity card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mixon
Allen Welch
Terry Bone
Mary Helen McFerren
Ray Williams
Sally Sholes
May Rankin
Becky Rembly
Mike Cox
Lawrence Shelton
Tommy Kyser
Mary Helen DcPerren
Ruth Deason
Paul Nichols
Hand Properties
Delores Clark
Arnold Gray
Ricky Hurst
Valerie Neeley
Sharon Douglas
Carol Engelhardt
Charles Saunders
Doris Lowry
Death
Dinah Darwood
Mary Deason
Cora
Mary
John Smith
Gail Watts
Theron Waddell
Rosalind Dean
Mike Dix
Charles Moore
Students to Nominate LOG Personalities in December Assembly
Students will nominate LOG personalities in a special assembly on December 6. A Curtain Club skit titled Death Takes a Holiday will be featured as part of the program.
Florence Niell Combines Travel with Study in Summer
Florence Niell, mathematics teacher at Lee College for about 14 years, pursues summer study across the United States. She has attended the University of Washington, University of Wisconsin, University of Michigan, and Iowa State University on NSF funding, expanding her math instruction and broadening her horizons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Niell
Eleanor Roosevelt
Pat Nixon
Lee College
Miss Niell
Lee
Santa Anna
Texas
University of Washington
Capitol
Nation
University of Wisconsin
University of Michigan
National Science Foundation
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
Honor Roll Listed for First Semester Ninth Week
Dean Walter Rundell announces the first nine weeks honor roll with names in alphabetical order including Joe Barnes Marcia Beaugh Lorena Bland Judith Bowers Jennifer Chaisty Steve Coburn Alton Collins John Crump Clifton Davison Charlene Dickerson Douglas Dugat Emory Ezell Gere Dean Hale Minnie May Heintschel James Henson James Herring Patsy Holcomb Stanley Holzäepfel Molly Hornsby Robert Huskey Marilyn Jacobs John Kubelka Wilyne Laughlin Michael Lawless Coy McDaniel Linda Maignaud Benny Owens Petty Parker Gail Rasco Joe Reed Julia Sorge Paula Stricklin Lydia Thompson James Turcotte Theron Waddell Linda Washburn Honorable Mention Sara Louise Pursley four A's Royce Orion Hall and John
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rundell
Joe Barnes
Marcia Beaugh
Lorena Bland
Judith Bowers
Jennifer Chaisty
Steve Coburn
Alton Collins
John Crump
Clifton Davison
Charlene Dickerson
Douglas Dugat
Emory Ezell
Gere Dean Hale
Minnie May Heintschel
James Henson
James Herring
Patsy Holcomb
Stanley Holzaepfel
Molly Hornsby
Robert Huskey
Marilyn Jacobs
John Kubelka
Wilyne Laughlin
Michael Lawless
Coy McDaniel
Linda Maignaud
Benny Owens
Petty Parker
Gail Rasco
Joe Reed
Julia Sorge
Paula Stricklin
Lydia Thompson
James Turcotte
Theron Waddell
Linda Washburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
REBL
University of Houston
National Student Loan Fund
University of Texas
B. W. Musgraves
The
Texas Education Agency
Memphis, Tenn
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Dean Rundell
Commission On Research
Mattie Howard
Evelyn Benton
Texas City
Texas Library Association
Howard
Benton
Tom Stone
Federated Music Club of
Sue Torellas
Stone
Robert E. Lee High School
W. W. Brawn
Goose Creek Independent
Brawn
Hollis Latimer
Houston
Bruce Hanson
Arthur Lindstrom
Direcors
Raymond Mason
Norman Hirsh
Ray McFerren
Bobby Henry
Dalia May Neeley
Dean
Sara Louise Pursley
A's. Royce
Orion Hall
John
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