Enrollment Reaches Record High for Fall
The 1969 fall registration reached 3,366 students, a new high in the college’s 35-year history. Regular classes housed 1,856. technical majors 292. non credit courses 110. industrial classes 51. clinical nurses 25 and nurses aides 12. cooperative office training 43. keypunch 43. Dayton-Liberty tech classes 50. special music 10. Humble basic education 30. MDTA 20. silent 13. 810 residents at Texas Corrections Huntsville. Last fall totaled 2,886, an increase of 480 students.
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Dayton-Liberty High School
Texas Department of Corrections
Huntsville
New College Courses Expand Fall Curriculum
Fifteen new courses join the fall schedule across departments. Communications 313 explores film as communication taught by Dale Adams, with selections from MoMA and avant garde works. Other additions include Photography, Water Safety, First Aid, Scuba, college adjustment, Bible studies, visual arts, music introduction, social sciences, Afro-American history, real estate brokerage, and related updates.
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Communications
Dale Adams
John O'Neill
Roland Armstrong
Larry Froelich
Bill Grimsley
Fred Adams
Stan Walter
Fine Arts To Present Pantillon Recital At Lee College
Lee College Fine Arts Division presents pianist June Pantillon in a recital at Rundell Hall auditorium at 8 p m on Friday October 17. A former Houstonian she studied at the University of Texas and in Europe with her husband Henri Pantillon. The program includes Mozart variations on a Gluck theme Haydn Sonata in A flat Chopin Opus 25 Etudes Villa Lobos The Three Maries Faure Nocturne and Debussy Poissons. Admission is 1 with tickets at the door.
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Fine Arts
Lee College
June Pantillon
Rundell Hall
Pantillon
Chopin
Villa-Lobos
Faure
Debussy
New Library Hours At Lee College Unchanged This Year
Lee College keeps hours steady with 7 30 a m to 9 30 p m Monday through Thursday 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m Friday and 2 to 5 p m Sundays. Head librarian William Peace and assistants Bonnie Malloy Nancy Meador Ruby Griffin and Jan Myrick offer help to students.
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Lee College
William Peace
Bonnie Malloy
Nancy Meador
Ruby Griffin
Jan Myrick
Faculty Welcomes 10 New Teachers at LC
Seven academic and three vocational instructors joined LC this year. New faculty include David Barber, Larry Froelich, David Hiltpold, Vance Jacobs, John McMillen, Ed Monk, Joyce Murray, Sandra Shoup, Mike Sorg, and Sharon Weber.
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David R. Barber
Larry Froelich
David D. Hiltpold
Vance Jacobs
John McMillen
Ed Monk
Joyce Murray
Sandra Shoup
Mike Sorg
Sharon Weber
Barber
University of Houston
Shell Development Co
Lee College honors August scholars in language and biophysics
Honor students for August include James B. Campbell who ranked first with a 3.72 average and was a Distinguished Scholar for spring 1969 while majoring in languages as a GED graduate. Jody Lynell Laird ranked second with 3.60, a Distinguished Scholar for 1968-69 and both summer terms, majoring in secondary education and in Lee Hall of Fame. Ezra L. Eliott ranked third with a 3.5, majoring in biophysics and transferring from the University of Oklahoma.
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Lee College
James B. Campbell
Jody Lynell Laird
Ezra L. Eliott
James Campbell
James
Jody Laird
Robert E. Lee High School
Jody
Lee Hall of Fame
Ezra Elliott
Campus disruption totals across major schools prompt action
Washington reports last year 900 students expelled or suspended and 850 reprimanded at 28 major trouble schools. Six universities with unrest took no action. J Edgar Hoover cites 4000 campus arrests in fiscal 1969.
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Washington
DPS
J. Edgar Hoover
Lee College Day 69 set with campus dedication
Lee College plans Lee College Day 69 on November 18 featuring Moler Hall dedication and a plaque for Baytown benefactor Maude Moler. Lt Gov Ben Barnes and Dr Charles Jones will speak, with exhibits, synchronized swimming, a corrections department show, a basketball game, music and drama programs, and an invitation luncheon.
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Lee College
Sue Jones
Texas Department of Corrections
Miss Jones
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Christ
P. J. McClendon
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Texas Real Estate Commission
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University of Texas
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Lamar State College
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Washington State University
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Baylor University
Southern Baptist Seminary
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Robert E. Lee
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Sam Houston State
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South Texas Jr. College
Shell Oil Co
Sorg
University of Wyoming
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