Foreign Language Enrollment Up at Lee College
Nine beginning classes in four languages start this fall at Lee College as enrollment rises. Division chairwoman Mrs. Lynn O'Hagan notes strong second-year numbers and credits high schools for the increased interest in foreign languages. The language lab, staffed by Diane Morton and Randy Smith, offers modern equipment and required weekly lab hours as first-year students study languages like French German Russian and Spanish. Diane plans UT Austin studies and a career in foreign service while Randy aims for diplomacy and political science.
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Edinburg Native Ernesto Guzman Becomes New LC Faculty
Ernesto Guzman a native of Edinburg joins Laredo College as a Spanish teacher this year. He holds a BA from Texas Christian University and an MA from Texas Technological College, with postgraduate work at TCU. He and his wife Virginia live at 1302 Monroe with daughters Gina and Stephanie.
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Lee College Choir Prepares All-College Sing Entertainment
The Lee College Choir will perform music for the All-College Sing but not compete. Plans for South Pacific to be staged late February are set, with rehearsal under way for Rodgers and Hammerstein II pieces. No choir concert this semester. department to present varied programs, says Chairman Charles Stephenson.
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All-College Sing Practicing Begins
Eight clubs have entered preliminary tryouts for the All-College Sing. Judging will be based on musical presentations with finalists to be announced later. The top three clubs will perform in an assembly with the Lee College Choir, which will also perform numbers including Chim Chim Cher ee from Mary Poppins.
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TSEA Heads to Nacogdoches for Area I Conference
The officers and committee heads will leave Thursday for Nacogdoches to attend an Area I Drive-in Conference. Each TSEA club in Area I will be represented to exchange ideas and aid their clubs. New members received pins at the last meeting.
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Amusements in Baytown and Houston Offer Local Theater
The Baytown Little Theater stage production My Three Angels features Frederick Mills as Joseph with Adolph the snake drawing big curtain applause. Other notes cover upcoming Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp, local gallery shows, Houston cinema listings, operas, ballets, and concerts through the coming months.
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Mme. Parole
Ruth Smith
Jules
Alfred
Barnaby Munson
Don Riddick
Barry Wilhite
Wanda Brown
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Pat Royle
Lee College Joins State Group TJCPA Meeting
Lee College participated in the Texas Junior College Press Association annual meeting held October 18 19 at Texas A M University with 19 junior colleges. Mike Hayes Suzy Tyler and Sue Jones represented the college in newspaper yearbook and as sponsor. The TJCPA promotes junior college newspapers through speakers panels and contests.
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Gammas Plan Monthly Cake Sale and Parties
The Gammas held a cake party and a safari party before rush week. On October 2 they hosted a come as you are breakfast. On October 5 they met to organize a monthly cake sale and arranged a future joint party with the REB's.
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