Two Lee College Freshmen Named Robert and Pat
Robert Rangel and Pat Mitchell, both graduates of Robert E. Lee, are introduced as freshmen. Robert enters Lee College on a scholarship from East Harris County Medical Assistance and plans to study medical technology at Howard Payne. Pat majors in zoology at the University of Texas and aims for a medical career, balancing school with family duties and hobbies.
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Robert Rangel
Robert
Lee College
East Harris County Medical Assistance
Robert E. Lee
Alpha Beta Gammas
ABG
Howard Payne
Circle K
Pat Mitchell
Red Cross
Baytown
JCL
Pat
University of Texas
The United States Faces Global Ideological Conflicts
An editorial argues two rival philosophies compete for world influence. It frames democracy against laissez faire and isolationism, urging Americans to elevate intellectual, spiritual, and moral standards to defend freedom and promote growth.
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United States
What Students Say About College Goals in 1960s Interview
A series of candid student responses highlights motivations for higher education. Betal Rice seeks a Home Economics degree and citizenship, while Buddy Ueckert aims for engineering with broader preparation. John Hurt wants dental training plus broader knowledge. Darlene Entre seeks groundwork for senior college. Harriett Kelley notes education as foundation. Zandra Beeman sees security. Bettie Burrus desires a well rounded path to become a teacher and a better citizen.
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Betal Rice
Buddy Ueckert
John Hurt
Darlene Entre
Harriett Kelley
Lee College
Zandra Beeman
Bettie Burrus
Peace Corps Exams Held in Houston in October
The Peace Corps will offer a new testing round at the Main post office in Houston, Texas. Examinations start at 8 30 a m and last six hours with a one hour lunch break. Candidates can choose between two exam types and results will be weighed with background, skills, and references.
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Peace Corps
Houston
Texas
Civil Service Commission
Poetry Contest Open to Students
The National Poetry Association invites student poets from junior and senior colleges to submit verse. No form or theme limits. shorter works preferred. Each poem must be on its own sheet with student name address and college. Submissions close November 5.
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National Poetry Association
Freshman Class Welcomed at Lee College 1961 62
Lee College invites the freshman class of 1961 62 to join its many organizations including Phi Theta Kappa Le Cercle Francais Gamma Phi Kappa Rebel Ranglers Ranglerettes Rho Epsilon Beta Curtain Club Lee College Choir Baptist Union Wesley Foundation and intramural sports. Johnny Brasher extends a warm welcome to new students.
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Lee College
Phi Theta Kappa
le Cercle Trancais
Gamma Phi Kappa
Rebel Ranglers
Ranglerettes
Rho Epsilon Beta
Curtain Club
Baptist Student Union
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Student Union
Johnny Brasher
Lee College sports need scholarships to build a winning program
The piece argues Lee College faces hard luck in athletics as rival districts offer scholarships while Lee provides none. It cites basketball under coaches Laird Walker Moskowitz and the impact of economics on recruiting. The author urges tuition books and meal support for 15 athletes to boost gates and pride.
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Alton Laird
Billy Walker
Benny Moskowitz
Reb
Rebels
Laird
Walker
Lee
Lee College
Friendship as Treasure and Caution for Lee College Freshmen
The piece extols friendship as a sacred, valuable bond and warns against thoughtless actions that harm friends. It recounts a childhood dog, then urges freshmen and sophomores at Lee College to cherish both old and new friends and avoid painful regret.
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Lee College
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