Peace Corps Degree Plan Offers Integrated College Program
The Peace Corps college degree program invites sophomores and juniors in good standing to earn AB or BS degrees while preparing for Peace Corps assignments in Latin America. It includes two subsidized summers, mandatory study in mathematics or sciences, possible double majors, teaching licensure, Spanish training, and overseas graduate work.
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Proggam
Peace Corps
Latin America
Albert Warren Brown
State University College At
Brockport
Free Tuition Under Connally Carillo Act Now In Effect
Alvin Miles Lee College comptroller says the Connally Carillo Act is in effect in all state supported colleges including Lee. To qualify for free tuition and matriculation fees a student must be under 21 years old, come from a family earning less than 4800 dollars annually, and rank in the upper percentile on the ACT test.
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Texas
Alvin Miles
Lee College
Lee
Miles
A.C.T
Formal and stiff parties noted in overheard remark
The speaker recalls morning chatter describing parties as overly formal and stiff, highlighting how the woman is seen as formal and the man as stiff in social settings. The remark reflects impressions of social behavior.
Organizing meeting for campus Young Democrats Club
Students interested in forming a Young Democrats Club on campus are urged to attend an organizational meeting at 1 p.m. today in LA 204. Sponsor is physics instructor Delton Goodin.
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Young Democrats Club
Delton Goodin
Steel Wheels Impressed With Rebel Scholars
U S Steel officials Mr Thomas Sprague and Mr John Logan interviewed Lee College students on October 11. Sprague praised the college and described plans to hire associate degree graduates for construction engineering roles across multiple plants. Recruitment targets include four year degree graduates, with Baytown plant’s first plate rolling planned for September 1969.
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Thomas Sprague
U.S. Steel
John Logan
Lee College
Sprague
Tom Litras
Yarborough Addresses Lee College Dedication and Needs
Senator Ralph Yarborough received a standing ovation at the dedication of Lee College Technical and Vocational Building. Lee College President Dr Richard Strahan outlined goals including expanded services to industry and nonacademic career training, while Yarborough urged stronger higher education and state funding. About three hundred people attended including Chet Brooks and local officials.
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Senator Yarborough
Richard Strahan
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
New
Lee College Technical and Vocational
Chet Brooks
Joe Allen
Lindon Williams
Glenn Vickery
V. V. Ramsey
Baytown
Seaborn Cravey
John Guemple
Texas Education Agency
George Gentry
Lee College
Lee College Board of Regents
Samuel C. Bramlett
Board of Regents
Charles J. Collum
Strahan
Yarborough
Student Elections Complete Return of runoff voters noted
Last week's Student Council runoff drew 285 voters, about 100 fewer than the first election. Tim Stuart becomes Vice President, Clem Hausman Bay Representative, Camille Bunting new sophomore officer. Freshmen elected include Bill Littlefield President Ira Thompson Vice President Carrie Casey Secretary Barry Reiter Phyllis Bayer Boy and Girl Representatives. Lynn Galloway won Freshman Cheerleader runoff.
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Tim Stuart
Clem Hausman
Bay
Camille Bunting
Bill Littlefield
Ira Thompson
Carrie Casey
Barry Reiter
Phyllis Bayer
Lynn Galloway
Council to Meet Thursday Noon
A special Student Council meeting of all class officers and representatives is set for Thursday Oct 19 at 12 15 in WR 115. All new members must be present. The group will set a regular meeting time and begin plans for activities in the coming year.
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S.C
Alma McNulty Hall of Fame member later serves on Lee College Board
Alma McNulty, among the first Outstanding Student Award recipients in 1938, built a career with Humble Oil and Refining Co. for 29 years and became administrative secretary at Baytown Refinery. In April 1966 she was elected secretary to the Lee College Board of Regents, and she remains active in St. Joseph's Catholic Church and community affairs.
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Lee College
Alma McNulty
Miss McNulty
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Humble
H. H. Meier
Baytown
Frank G. Turpin
Lee College Board of Regents
Board of Regents
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Community Concert Association
Lee College Hall of Fame
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Edward Michalsky
Tom Sprague
Hall of Fame
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