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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1963

Page

4

Lee College Focuses on Technical Instruction Future

John R. Guemple cites Lee College shift toward data processing and technical instruction. Latimer and Holman teach with visiting lecturer Norman Coe. Latimer attends a national data processing institute and the program plans two-year degrees and new equipment like IBM 1230 and 1620.

Guemple Lee College John R. Guemple Latimer Guy Holman Norman Coe Ho&r Co

Guy Johnson Show Highlights Houston Art Exhibition

Baytown artist and Lee College instructor Guy Johnson contributes to exhibits in Houston and across the United States. His piece Cityscape blends college and oil painting into billboard inspired satire. Johnson plans solo shows in Beaumont and Houston and seeks a one-man exhibit at Louisiana Gallery in March.

Guy Johnson Baytown Lee College Contemporary Arts Museum Houston George Englert Johnson Houston Museum United States Florida Kentucky Florida State University Beaumont Art Museum Jewish Community Center Louisiana

Bonner Tours Texas College Math and Engineering Depts

Charles Bonner chair of Lee College Mathematics visits Texas colleges to study math and engineering depa rttments. Alvin Miles joins. Lamar Tech dean notes progress and Lee College pre engineering credit acceptance. University of Houston dean cites benefits of junior college paths for math and engineering students.

Bonner Texas College Charles Bonner Lee College Alvin Miles Frank A. Thomas Lamar Tech Thomas William J. Leach University of Houston Leach G. B. Thomas, Jr Rice Institute University of Texas

Students May Enter Poetry Contest

The National Poetry Press invites college students to submit poetry by November 5. Eligible entrants include juniors and seniors with no form or theme limits. shorter pieces preferred. Each poem must be on a single sheet with student name address college. Teachers and librarians may submit MSS by January 1 for possible inclusion. no fees.

National Poetry Press College Teachers Selby Ave Los Angeles Calif

Intramural Teams Set as Contests Open

Eight groups form the IM teams for the semester with captains listed for each class section. Volleyball began October 2 with Group 5 defeating Group 1 and Group 3 beating Group 4. Second round starts October 7 at 1 PM with Group 1 vs Group 3 Group 5 vs Group 8 and Group 7 vs Group 4. Group 6 has a bye.

James Sharpless Jim Wade Kent Lamb Gary Abshier Glen Cummings Joe Harder Jimmy Bevers David Smith

Williamson Resigns from Lee College for Arlington State

After twelve years as a history and government professor at Lee College, Robert Williamson resigns to accept a position at Arlington State College. His duties included faculty adviser to the Student Council and History Club chair, with contributions to the Handbook of Texas and passion for Walter Prescott Webb. Williamson is a 1942 LC graduate with UT degrees.

Lee College Robert Williamson Arlington State College Clarence C. Schultz Department of Social Sciences Williamson Horace Mann Junior High Lee Lee Lantern Royal Order of the Brown Mules

College invites guest speakers on campus program

UT History and Clarence Schultz as co chairmen of the committee in charge of the speakers. Other members include Peggy Haskel John Mitchell and Charles Stevenson plus several student council members. The practice of guest lecturers on campus has been limited to larger four year schools and students should be grateful for the opportunity to hear these speakers.

Clarence Schultz Peggy Haskel John Mitchell Charles Stevenson

Visiting Committee Report on College Catalog and Admissions

The Visiting Committee commends the college catalog and instructional climate, notes satisfactory class sizes and loads, and urges catalog updates, mandatory health exams, better curricular communications, and reorganization of administrative roles. Recommendations urge a vocational school, strengthened graduation criteria, and handling of grade distributions.

Honor Roll Names for Walker Ware Watts and Others

Honor roll students include Roland Loyd Walker William Allan Ware and Mary Beth Watts. Honorable mention lists Andrea Alleman Carol Badgley Mary Bethea Burns Co burn James Dunks William Ferguson Carole Gagan Arthur Gillis Jr. Ewell Hignite Wayne Hooper Nancy Johnson Aaron Kreisler Mary Lawrence Sharon Lerch Patsy Littlepage Shirley McCord Anthony McGaffey George Marshall. Other honorees include Larry Morton Jerry Palkington Peggy Pollard James Price Jane Reed Sandra Sebesta James Thomas Diane Tiemann Joseph Wiles Caroline Waddell Alma Werne Donald Wiedeman and Charles Woodard.

Loyd Walker William Allan Ware Mary Beth Watts Andrea Elizabeth Alleman Carol Ann Badgley Mary Virginia Bethea Melanie Lynn Coburn James Howard Dunks William Stephen Ferguson Carole Kay Gagan Arthur Otto Gillis, Jr Charles Ewell Hignite Wayne Lee Hooper Nancy H. Johnson Aaron Leo Kreisler Mary Virginia Lawrence Sharon Ann Lerch Patsy Lynn Littlepage Shirley McMillin McCord Anthony Lynn McGa

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