Five New Instructors Join Lee College Faculty
Lee College hires five new instructors for 1967 68 terms with classes starting Sept 18 1967. New academics include Sylvia Brewer as Spanish instructor. tech vocational staff include Robert Wilson Spencer data processing William Farley data processing Dee Wheatley III counselor and Luther Haddick automotive technology. Also named are academic dean James Perry McWilliams librarian William Kittrell Peace II and instrumental instructor David L Corder.
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Lee College
Sylvia Brewer
Robert Wilson Spencer
Spencer
Harvard College
Harvard Business School
William Elbridge Farley
Farley
Sam Houston State College
University of Houston
University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
Humble Oil and Refining Company
National Life and Accident Insurance Company
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and
Tumor Institute
Houston
Dee Wheatley III
Highlands
Robert E. Lee High School
Wheatley
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
East Texas State University
Commerce
United States Air Force
Luther B. Haddick
Haddick
Texas A&i
University of Texas
Sweeny
Freeport
Midland
Odessa
Bellville
Premont
Robstown
Baytown
Pearsall
Continental Oil Company
James Perry McWilliams
William Kittrell Peace II
David L. Corder
Opti-ettes Name 67 68 Officers
The Opti-ettes officers are Susan Abbe president Shirley Johnson secretary and Sharon Jones treasurer A rush party was held Sept 24 at Camille Bunting home A special club meeting occurred Sept 26 at 7 00 in the Student Union.
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Opti-ettes
Susan Abbe
Shirley Johnson
Sharon Jones
Camille Bunting
Lee College Board votes to seek 1.5 million bond issue
Lee College Board of Regents approved placing a 1.5 million dollar bond issue before voters to fund space and equipment modernization and campus expansion. Petitions with at least 250 signatures are circulating. The board also approved two scholarships totaling 400 dollars and discussed establishing an endowment fund with initial pledges from Dr. Bramlett and others. Regents proposed sharing high school class expenses with the public school board.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Lee College
Board of Regents
First National Bank
Allen Rice
Bill Strickler
Credit Bureau of Greater
Alma McNulty
O. A. Boatright
E. L. Gunn
Public School Board
Night Class Schedules Corrected At Lee College
Memorandum from Dr. James McWilliams Academic Dean confirms updated night class times. First period 5 20 to 6 40 p m, second 6 45 to 8 05 p m, third 8 10 to 9 30 p m. All twice weekly classes now run one hour twenty minutes.
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James McWilliams
Lee College
Enrollment Up Ten Percent at Lee College Fall Term
About 1776 students enrolled for the fall semester at Lee College, per Registrar Mrs. Bessie Durham. The count excludes adult education, manpower programs, Humble Oil employees, LVN programs, and resident training centers. average credit hours are 10.9 per student, yielding an estimated 1250 full time equivalents.
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Lee College
Bessie Durham
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Welcome to Lee College Student Council Address
Dennis Williams, president, welcomes Lee College students to the new academic year. He notes the college ranks highly among Texas junior colleges, a capable administration, and a supportive faculty. The message highlights an upcoming athletic program and social events organized by the Student Council with officers available to assist.
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Lee College
Texas
Jan McAlister
Terry Gordon
Lee College Student Association Set C Nominations
Elections Thursday and Friday this week nominate for President, Secretary Treasurer, and four representatives per class with two boys and two girls. A candidate needs five nominations to run for the Sept 28 29 vote. Dennis Williams and Terry Gordon hold council roles plus LaJan McAlister as Secretary Treasurer.
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Lee College
Dennis Williams
Terry Gordon
la Jan McAlister
Student Association of Lee College
Lee College charts fourth decade growth and plans
Dr. Richard D. Strahan notes Lee College’s 32 000 Plus regional enrollments and 33 years of service. He cites the technical vocational building, library upgrades and new facilities as recent gains and outlines a north campus and new athletic program for the coming decade.
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Lee College
Baytown
Richard D. Strahan
Strahan
Dr. Strahan
Lee College Sponsors First Junior Achievement Company
Lee College will sponsor a JA company for the first time with 3 faculty members and 1 staff member leading 30 to 35 high school students. Meetings occur weekly, and production of personalized stationery and scratch pads begins in late October with an October 2 kickoff.
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LEE College
David Byford
Kenneth Scheffler
Robert Spencer
John Pechacek
J. A
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