Frank I. Baird Jr Brings Span ish and History Expertise to Lee College
Frank I. Baird Jr a new Lee College instructor in Spanish economics and medieval history has taught in New Mexico and Arkansas. He published a school paper in Spanish while teaching at Estancia High School and translated assignments for peers. He notes Ozark customs from dances to community notices and has studied folklore of the Ozarks and Mexico. He values Lee College’s atmosphere and plans radio promoting of entertainers in addition to teaching.
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Ozarks
Frank I. Baird, Jr
New Lee College
Estancia High School
New Mexico
Baird
Southwest
Arkansas
College of the Ozarks
Life
Clarksville
College Chapel
Life Magazine
Marengo
Princeton
University of New Mexico
Northern Illinois State College
United States
Southland Quartet
Mexico
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Tulsa
Ollie Miller Crowned Most Beautiful Freshman in 1952
Lee College notes Ollie Miller as Most Beautiful Freshman 1952 and honors her as class secretary and Student Council representative. She serves as sophomore council rep, leads Yearbook fundraising, presides over Gamma Phi Kappa, and works in the registrar office. Ollie enjoys basketball volleyball and badminton and follows the Gander team loyally. She plans to enroll at Texas in fall 1954, cherishing Robert E. Lee High School band memories and Gander football halves.
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Lee College
Ollie
Lee Log
Gamma Phi Kappa
Colorado
Illinois
Canada
S.M.U
Texas
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Animacules Discovered Near Lee College Campus
Hundreds of animacules sighted near the north side of Lee College. Students capture specimens and study microscopic life, forming a student museum with mice, sting rays, jellyfish, horned toads, and mantises. The biology program reports one of its largest class enrollments this year.
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Lee College
Encyclopedia Americana
Gloria Grant
Ellen Waltman
Joyce Enloe
New Braunfels Texas a German founded hill country town
SEE TEXAS FIRST describes New Braunfels on U S Highway 81 fifty miles south of Austin and thirty miles north of San Antonio. Founded in 1845 by Prince Carl von Solms Braunfels it preserves old world traditions through masque parades folk dances and German meals. The town grew into an industrial center with Serotex producing road materials and US Gypsum as a major lime plant. H Dittlinger Roller Mills grinds grain valued at three to four million dollars annually.
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U.S. Highway No. 81
Austin
An Antonio
Texas Hill Country
New Braunfels
Carl von Solms
Serotex Company
United States
Reading Acceleration Through a Humorous Classroom Tale
Eunice Offer recalls her first speed test in developmental reading with Dr. Mullins. She describes the terror of names and dates, the failed initial attempt, and a comic second lesson with reading accelerators. The piece ends with a hopeful note on plateau progress and a playful longing to excel.
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Dr. Mullins
Jameses
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By Marshall Moran
By Nolan Thormeyer
Ollie Miller
By Merl Adcock and
Murray Mangum
Protozoa
H. Dittlinger Roller Mills
Nancy Battle
Faustine Hobbs
Linda Griffin
Shirley Dot Herring
Linda Scott
James Brothers
Eunice
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