Students Agree English Is Important Success Factor
Lee College faculty highlight English as essential for all students. Sophomores Sheila Landry and Johnny Schmadl share views on English expanding language skills and liberal education.
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1965
Page
3
Lee College faculty highlight English as essential for all students. Sophomores Sheila Landry and Johnny Schmadl share views on English expanding language skills and liberal education.
The campus fashion scene features bold outfits and standout pieces. Mike Dupey wears a shocking pink knit beret, Tommy Brewer shows a smooth one-piece look, Ronnie Hudson flaunts continental styling with a bow, and Arilla Hammon showcases lace yoke and corduroy smock.
Mrs Ellen Spiller a San Marcos native and Baytown resident joins Lee University faculty this fall bringing a journalism MA from the University of Houston and UT BA. Dale T Adams of Freeport Texas is also named a new Lee instructor with degrees from North Texas State and prior teaching in Dallas and Kimball High School.
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