Lantern Staff Is Appointed Editor at Lee College
The 1965 66 Lee Lantern staff selects Mike Hayes as editor with Pam Treat as assistant editor. Ron ne Plochek covers sports aided by Lavada Golden. Gary McFatridge and James May handle advertising. Barbara Cleland is chief typist. Jimmy Winters circulation manager. Reporters include Karen Smith Royce Walker Marian Martin and Margaret Suesse. The assembly for the student body will be held Thursday Sept 30 at 10 30 am in the Main Building auditorium.
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Lee College Hosts Fifteen Saudi Exchange Students
The Lee campus will host fifteen Saudi Arabian exchange students in a new one semester program. The students study English and speech for six hours weekly without college credit but with U S training for further study. Tutors from the student body assist with campus life and welfare.
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Sixteen New Teachers Join Lee College Faculty
Lee College welcomes 16 new instructors for the upcoming year. Five are replacements and 11 are new additions. Notable hires include Toxie L Kielman teaching Russian and German and Elzie Lee McGagg guiding drafting. Mrs Dorine Sauls leads business administration.
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Enrollment at LC Lee College sets new fall record
LC Lee College reports a fall term enrollment near 2,100, up from 1,874 last year. Final counts include 1,610 regular registrations, 350 in Manpower Development, 20 welding, 30 practical nursing, and 10 Arabian students, with 50 to 100 more in adult education.
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