Four LC Girls Make Big With Politicians
Four Lee College Young Democrats from Baytown visited Austin on October 22 for a banquet honoring Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey. Saundra Brown Shadle Ann Olds Deborah Barrett and Crispin James helped secure seats and watched Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson welcome Humphrey supporters. The girls mingled with dignitaries, captured the moment on camera, and left with memories and more Humphrey pins.
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Hubert Humphrey
Buttons
Austin
Saundra Brownshadle
Ann Olds
Deborah Barrett
Crispin James
Lee College
Terrace Motor Hotel
Deborah
Secret
Humphrey
Cars and street racing scenes noted on the town’s main drag
Wayne Wilson describes the appeal of family cars and wild street machines with mags and tape decks. He cites a Long Point Chevy roadster running elevens and observes teen culture around main drags, parking lots, and hamburger stands with racing and social activity. Theta Kappa Sigma plans Greek Week with contests, a tricycle race, a dance, and a nonstandard band.
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Long Point
Theta Kappa Sigma
David Wilks
Mike Lemon
Gary Burns
Gary Smith
Rick Johnson
Kappa Sigs
Cafeteria Enjoys Evening Song By Visiting Guitarist
A cafeteria audience shares a relaxed moment as performers entertain. Back row singers Mike Clark Larry Morrow Pam Phelps join guitarist Jerry Bernard while front row patrons Patty Langham Billy Littlefield and Donald Dial listen.
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Mike Clark
Larry Morrow
Pam Phelps
Jerry Bernard
Patty Langham
Billy Littlefield
Donald Dial
Phi Theta Kappa Tutoring Program and Campus News
Phi Theta Kappa offers a tutoring service on campus with student applications sought through the counseling office. Six honor students were recently initiated into PTK and several campus groups announced events including Greek Week plans, Ugly Man Contest entries, and a new Little Sister designation for Charlene Schneider.
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Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity
Phi Theta Kappa
Diane Bloom
Carol Berry
Ken Bunting
Stacie Erwin
Larry Ezell
Fernando Ocegueda
REBS
Theta Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Larry Knox
Richard Stanberry
Charlene Schneider
Yale Riots of the 18th Century Tearing Yale Toward Change
A new Yale history argues that rioting students shaped early leadership. By 1776 six presidents had served, with three resigning amid opposition. In 1704 protests over fines and discipline preceded a change in campus rule. In 1766 riots under President Clap forced his resignation as two thirds of students left.
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Columbia University
Yale
Yale University
Reuben A. Holden
Timothy Cutler
New Haven
Thomas Clap
Clap
VA reminder urges vets to self finance 60 to 90 days
Mr. Percy Mims of the Houston Veterans Administration Regional Office warns veterans enrolled in VA funded school programs to be prepared to finance themselves for 60 to 90 days to avoid hardship until their first education assistance check arrives. For details contact the VA Office at 307 Dwyer Ave San Antonio Texas 78204.
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Percy Mims
Houston Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration Office
Dwyer Ave
San Antonio
Texas
Never Dull At LC Back-to-school activities abound
In the back-to-school turmoil LC offers many worthwhile activities for new members and returning students. Don’t assume a lull after rush parties. stay engaged and make the year potentially the best of your life.
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Johnson
United States
Wayne Wilson
Terry Smith
Khalil Alami
Abdullaho Ali
Sami Ilias
Sulaiman Zeid
Mr. McGraw
Gamma Phi Kappa
Peggy Altimore
Suzan Todd
San Jacinto
National Secretaries Association
Future Secretaries Association
Dorine Sauls
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