Meet the Faculty Miss Haskel Teaches Special English Class
Peggy Haskel heads the Lee College special English class for foreign students with a diverse background. She earned degrees from the University of Texas and studied at the National University of Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Mexico City, while teaching English, Spanish, and physical education since 1952 and planning to lead the English Department in 1964.
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Peggy Haskel
Lee College
Miss Haskel
University of Texas
National University of Mexico
Mexico City
University of Puerto Rico
Lynn O’hagan
Arabia
U. S
el Yunque
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Puerto Rico
Oaxaca
Peralta
Mexico
California
New York City
Haskel
Fine Lee College
Lee Log 1964 Staff Chooses Editors and Roles
Judy Lamberson to edit the 1964 Lee Log with Charlotte Odom as business manager. Staff includes Carl Dyer as assistant editor and photographer, Betty Maxey, Marilyn Borski, Joanie Smith, Kay Morgan, Gordon McDaniel, Kay Hull, and Grace Smith. Staffing decisions made in the Press Room on October 3.
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Judy Lamberson
Charlotte Odom
Carl Dyer
Betty Maxey
Marilyn Borski
Joanie Smith
Kay Morgan
Gordon McDaniel
Kay Hull
Grace Smith
Cafeteria Opens New Food Service at Lee College
The Hotel and Restaurant Food course class introduces a new food service for Lee College starting October 2. Service runs Mondays through Thursdays from 4 30 p m to 6 30 p m.
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Lee College
Student Association Election Ends Friday at College
Results of the Student Council election held October 7 and 8 will be announced after ballots are counted with run offs set for Thursday and Friday. Nominations include Da vid Geaslin and others for sophomore class president and a full slate for vice president secretary and representatives. Freshman class nominees cover president vice president secretary and both boy and girl representatives with multiple candidates named.
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David Geaslin
Donnie Stricklin
Butch Welch
Melanie Coburn
Kay Hull
Donna Shannon
Kay Morgan
Jackie Stevens
Bill Craig
Allan Bauman
Jearld “Cotton” Epperson
Sharon Lerch
Carol Lynn
Gayle Wallace
Richard Adair
Richard Hutchins
Gordon Lannon
Paul Pearce
Dan Rodgers
Marilyn Deeter
Alan Erwin
Johnny Hurt
Stephen Swint
Malcolm Wilder
Sharon Archer
Karen Boudloche
Sandra Butler
Linda Galloway
Kerry Goodson
Karl Scantlin
Robert Wiles
Jim Tapp
Lana Harbour
Diana Heintschel
Jerilyn Malone
Beverly Mills
Jerri Milner
Lee College closes registration with 1455 students
A total of 1455 students registered for this semester at Lee College from 54 towns and cities including Baytown Houston La Porte Texas City Pasadena Crosby Channelview Liberty Barbers Hill Dayton and many others. An additional 94 students enrolled in non academic courses such as stenography automotive and cooking.
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Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Houston
la Porte
Texas City
Pasadena
Crosby
Channelview
Liberty
Barbers Hill
Dayton
Deer Park
Robstown
Porter
Yoakum
Hitchcock
Eagle Lake
First Full Year For Language Lab
LC establishes a foreign language laboratory for drills in French German Spanish and English for foreign speaking students. The lab, built last fall, accommodates thirty. first year students receive four semester hours per class, second year three. Hours and staff details follow. Mrs O'Hagan pledges personal support to interested students.
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O’hagan
UT History Prof Is Next Lecturer At LC
Joe B. Franty, chairman of UT History, will speak on the Myth of the American Cowboy in LC’s school auditorium on January 7. He has written several books on the topic, with some available in the Lee Library. Five speakers are planned for the coming year. Dean Rundell appointed Alton Laird.
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Joe B. Franty
University of Texas
Franty
Lee
Dean Rundell
Alton Laird
College instructors win NSF fellowships for summer studies
John P. Mitchell and Milton Johnson, LC science instructors, won NSF fellowships to study chemistry at Montana Latte College Bozeman during July and August. Hollis Latimer attended IBM data processing courses in Fort Collins while Miss Florence Neill earned a Seton Hall computers fellowship in New Jersey. Neill and Mitchell led a group of about 25 and 30 instructors selected from 500 applicants nationwide.
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John P. Mitchell
Milton Johnson
Chemistry Institute
Rock Mountain
National Science Foundation
Montana Latte College
Bozeman
Montana
Hollis Latimer
Lee College
Fort Collins
Colo
Florence Neill
Seton Hall
St. Orange
N. J
McNeill
U. S
Miss Neill
Howard Payne
University of Texas
Mitchell
Johnson
Mexico
Peabody College
Nashville
Latimer
IBM
Colorado State University
Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Nacogdoches
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Thurman Rowlett
Baytown, Texas
Saudi
la Marque
Hull
Cleveland
Kemah
Beaumont
Conroe
Galena Park
South Houston
Seabrook
League City
Taylor
Lexington
Wilie
Vanderbilt
Dora
New Mexico
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Dickinson
Los Angeles
Timpson
Center
Moran
Hawkmer
McNain
Huntsville
Splendora
J. Mitchell
M. Johnson
Latimer and
Neill
Jackson, Miss
Peabody and Vanderbilt
Louisiana State University
East Texas State
Commerce
Panola Junior College
Carthage
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