John McCormick Named Physical Education Instructor
John McCormick, raised in Seabrook and Lit tle Rock born, is appointed as the new physical education instructor at Lee College. A Marine Corps veteran who served in Korea, he played football and punted at Southwest Texas State and later coached at Luling before moving to Baytown. He holds a BS and M Ed from Southwest Texas State and is married with two sons.
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Intramural Captains Are Elected For 1965 66 Volleyball
Intramural boys have elected captains and begun a double elimination volleyball tournament. Team II led by Richard Selmser defeated Team III led by Tommy Francis in the opening game. Captains include Danny Bates No I Charles Tallant No VI Arthur Didriksen No VII Jerry Goodson No VII Jimmy Puckett No IX Jerry Kovar No X Bill Foster No XI.
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Richard Selmser
Team III
Tommy Francis
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Mike Hazelwood
Team V
Danny Bates
Charles Tallant
Arthur Didriksen
Jerry Goodson
Jimmy Puckett
Jerry Kovar
Bill Foster
Faculty Bowlers Show Early Promise at Lee College
Lee College faculty members Moskowitz Norton and Austin opened a bowling marathon with Moskowitz dominating the three game series by scoring 197 in the first game. Norton pressed in the last two games while Austin improved and surprised as the event continues.
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Lee College
B. M. Moskowitz
David Norton
Henry Austin
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Norton
Austin
Gammas Grow Day by Day at Lee College Parade
Lee College hosted a week long Gamma Phi Kappa fashion parade with pledges in baby bonnets and nighties, pinafores and pigtails, junior high jackets and circle skirts, career girl outfits, and granny looks, ending with full initiation Friday night.
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Texas Student Education Association Ends Drive In November
The Texas Student Education Association membership drive concludes in November with applications available from current members. New officers include Kenny Fullen as president and Lynn Walker as treasurer, with a slate of other officers named. The group seeks news from members and lists contact names for submissions.
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Kenny Fullen
Lynn Walker
Bonita Brazzil
Judy York
Mary Karen Lyon
George Sanchez
Green Female Athletes Shine in LC Gymnasium
LC college gym hosts sport classes with Cheryl Green excelling in volleyball and Cynthia Holecek guarding spikes alongside Nancy Guedry. Linda Sunday delivers strong serves as Deb bie Heaton Linda Jolly and Barbara Morgan practice tennis indoors amid weather constraints.
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Cheryl Green
Cynthia Holecek
Nancy Guedry
Linda Sunday
Debbie Heaton
Linda Jolly
Barbara Morgan
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Girls Sign Up for Intra Mural Volleyball
Student director Kathy Kveton announces signups open Monday October 18 for an intramural program. The first sport is volleyball with a call for all levels to join, while Gertrude Lyon warns only those able to attend all games should sign up to avoid deducting intramural points.
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Kathy Kveton
Gertrude Lyon
Mary Martin Attends SC This Fall at Lee College
Mary Martin figure is Marion Martin a 19 year old freshman English major at Lee College posing as Mary Martin while touring Russia in Hello Dolly. The student, who quips just call me Peter Pan, has not demonstrated any flying tricks on campus.
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Lee College Employs 34 Work-Study Plan Students
Lee College hires 34 students under the government funded work-study program for the coming semester. Admin confirms a nine-tenths government grant share with the college covering most costs, while students work up to fifteen hours weekly at 1.25 dollars per hour in various departments including science, language, IBM lab, bookstore, and more.
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