Ex-Airline Secretary Honored Student From Crosby High
Charlene Garbs 1948 Crosby Salutatorian and 1950 Lee College freshman traveled to Kansas City and Hollywood for eight dollars round trip. She worked for Trans-Texas Airline as secretary to the General Traffic Director for 18 months after graduation. The trip served as a vacation before resuming studies. She plans continued education and gained business experience.
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Kansas City
Hollywood
Charlene Garbs
Crosby
Lee College
Miss Garbs
Trans-Texas Airline
Houston
Miss Garris
Cal
Graduates say college needs more women and spirit
Mary Kay Langston and Anna Belle Praetorius voice optimism about college life. Charles Flowers criticizes the campus vibe, while Majorie Stouffer and Freda Jones praise personal choice and independence. Buck Young Athol Price plan to cope by taking notes fast, and Glen Woods wishes for sports offerings at Lee College.
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Anna Belle Praetorius
Charles Flowers
Majorie Stouflett
Freda Jones
Buck Young
Athol Price
Lee College
Glen Woods
Emerson Quote About Friendship
A brief quotation by Emerson states that the path to friendship is to be a friend yourself, emphasizing reciprocal kindness as the foundation of true companionship.
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Emerson
Dean Rundell Elected to Advisory Board at Texas Junior College Conference
Dean Walter Rundell was elected a member of the Advisory Committee at the Texas conference of junior college administrators in Bryan on October 9 and 10. The meeting discussed smoothing transitions from junior to senior colleges in business, engineering and agriculture and proposed a new course Introduction to Business. John D. Moseley spoke at the banquet and Rodes advised on junior college roles in higher education. A panel led by Rundell considered governing new public junior colleges in Texas with E C Dodd, Lou Hartsfield, and Senator Searcy Bracewell among the participants.
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Walter Rundell
Bryan
Texas
John D. Moseley
Texas Legislative Council
Rodes
UCLA
Dean Rundell
E. C. Dodd
Howard County Junior College
Lou Hartsfield
The
Texas Public Colleges Association
Searcy Bracewell
Houston
Letters to the Lee College editor stir campus quirks
Readers complain of cigarette moochers and towel shortages at Lee College. A responder jokes and notes first editions of the Lee Lantern are available. A reader suggests feature pages on attendees, prompting a witty retort.
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Lee College
The
Lee Lantern
Audrey Neal Pursues Art Career After Move to Baytown
Audrey Neal, a Baytown resident for nineteen years, expresses disdain for modesty and aims to complete her college education. A Houston Reagan High School graduate, she attended the University of Texas, plans to graduate from the New York State School of Art, and focuses on a promising artistic career as her son grows.
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Audrey Neal
Reagan High School
Houston
University of Texas
New York State School of Art
Hobnys Reflect Culture
Mrs. Neal, an engaging talker, leads with art as her hobby while loving philosophy Greek mythology Shakespeare and poetry. She recalls childhood in Houston and says she owes much to her father for teaching trust and love.
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Houston
Trees Were Her Castles
News item highlights Mrs Neal described as an energetic liberal thinker who regards herself as unconventional.
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