College Assembly Honors Wide Range Scholarship Winners
Dean Walter Rundell welcomes Lee College students at an Oct 6 assembly and announces numerous scholarship recipients including Joy Bailey Channelview valedictorian Gail Elean Brady and many others from Citizens National Bank Baytown Rotary Kiwanis and local organizations. Students were shown how to nominate candidates and vote for freshman and sophomore offices on Oct 15 16 with Perry Tanner leading.
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Walter Rundell
Lee College
Joy Bailey
Channelview
Citizens National Bank
Gail Eleanor Brady
Bonita Brazzil
Highlands Parent- Teacher Association
Susan Brazzil
American Association of University Women
Richard Burroughs
Ashbel Smith Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Alvin Quinn
Fort Bend County Youth Rodeo Association
Raymond Pearson Chevrolet
Ronnie Read
Baytown Humble Club
Ramon Rendon
Southern Baptist Convention
Ambrose Rios
Baytown Police Association
Patricia Segers
Dawn Robins
Kiwanis
Carol Stamper
Brenda Strack
Order of the Beauceant
Penny Patton Thomas
Rotary
William Joshua Wells
Susan Lee Bryan
Janice Williams
Barbers Hill
Perry Tanner
Dan Rogers
Sharon Archer
Alton Laird
Lee College Sees Growth and Broad Degree Offerings
A 1960s progress note highlights Lee College expanding into a junior college model with a visiting Southern Association committee in 1963 and UT scholarships for Lee graduates in 1964. Enrollment peaked at 1636 in 1964, with 1750 current students, a 120 faculty, and a wide range of degrees from business to medicine. The college, called a community college, offers counseling, testing, and low tuition to aid future schooling.
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Lee College
Southern Association
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Texas
Community College
Dean Rundell presided at junior colleges conference
Walter Rundell, dean, led a session at the Conference for Junior Colleges held Monday at Texas A and M University in College Station, focusing on higher education administration.
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Walter Rundell
Texas A&m University
College Station
Lee College Band and Debate Club Activities Noted
The Lee College band meets at 5 30 p m on Mondays and Wednesdays in the Robert E Lee High School band room with Charles Forque directing. Debate interest grows under sponsor Joseph Mendoza with potential ten tournaments planned this year including Baylor, Texas Southern, and Lamar Houston on a program of national work for the unemployed.
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Lee College
Robert E. Lee High School
Charles Forque
REL
Lee Discussion and
Herschel Rosser
Highlands
Herschel
Tulane
New Orleans
Joseph Mendoza
Baylor University
Texas Southern University
Lamar High School
Houston
United States
Mendoza
Student Placement Center Opens Job Help at Union
The office offers full and part time work assistance for Lee College students and those connected to them. Main contacts are Mrs. A R Morgan and Mr. Jack Collum in the Placement Center, with applications placed on file for future notification if qualified positions arise.
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A. R. Morgan
Jack Collum
Lee College
Cafeteria Hours Announced for Student Convenience
The cafeteria operates daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. providing breakfast 7 to 11, lunch 11 to 1 30, and dinner 4 30 to 7 with sandwich service starting at 10 a.m. The schedule serves student needs.
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Sandwish
Eight Students Serve as Library Assistants at Lee College
Lee College reports eight student assistants dedicating about 20 hours weekly to desk work and technical book processing. Newcomers Becky Camp and Herschel Rosser join the staff this fall, with several Baytown freshmen and sophomores among the team. Each helper excels academically and participates in activities like debate, intramurals and choir.
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Lee College
Becky Camp
Baytown
Herschel Rosser
Highlands
Sandra Lerch
Sue Huddleston
Dawn Robins
Karen Boudloche
Wanda Hausmann
Ardalia Bachmeyer
Mattie Howard
Lee College Fund Drive Nets $7622 in 1964
The Lee College Community Loan Fund has raised $7622 by August 10, enabling the Loan Committee to approve five student requests and half of a sixth. Seven students applied in the fund's first year, which began after its April 16, 1964 organization as a community effort to aid finance education at senior colleges.
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Lee College
Lee College Community Loan Fund
Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers
Cox Speaks Continued From Page Two
The column outlines nine policy areas under Cox’s critique. It argues for tighter controls on foreign aid and trade, insists on accountability to American taxpayers, and calls for restoring federalism and rights of the American people to reclaim leadership and liberty.
Campus Fashions from Esquire Styled for College Wardrobes
Esquire Fashion Director C E Schoeffler unveils a campus apparel guide featuring Three-Alarm Blazers Giant Plaids and Big V sport jackets Chinos Hoot Look and Hoot Jac corduroy slacks and boots. The piece promotes bold patterns colors and practical fabrics for campus wear with a 1964 Esquire catalog tone.
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Assembly
James Contreras
Lulac
Dianne Cummings
Carol Dippel
Martha Emmons
Sheldon Parent- Teacher Association
Allen Hightower
East Harris County Medical Assistants
Pat Hudnall
Hazel Echols
Paulette Kimble
Junior Achievement of Houston
Sharon Laney
Baytown Rotary
Tanya Jones Lawless
Mary Kathryn Martin
Elizabeth Ann Mills
Barbara Morgan
J. P. Burkett
The
Music Study Club
Joyce Neal
Baytown Refinery Club
Pat O’neal
Connie Pollard
College
Lee Lantern
Anne Winkler
Cox Speaks
C. E. Schoeffler
Esquire
Academe
Dickey
Esquire, Inc
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