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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1988

Page

7

Students revise Lee College constitution in early spring

Student Congress President Debbie Earnest says the Lee College SC is revising its constitution adopted October 7 1987. The committee led by John Moreno seeks to fix inconsistencies and undefined executive board duties while inviting student body input before final approval.

Lee College Student Congress Debbie Earnest Earnest John Moreno

Job placement counselor to oversee student assistant hires

Responsibility for placing students in on campus jobs shifts from financial aid to the job placement counselor. Bunny Doucet now finds employment for work-study students and student assistants, expanding duties to counseling, resumes, and interviews. Interested students may contact Doucet at the Gertrude Teter Counseling Center extension 383.

Financial Aid Bunny Doucet Doucet Gertrude Teter Extension 383

Baytown Symphony to present Christmas concert Sunday

The Baytown Symphony Orchestra offers a free Christmas program at 2 30 p m Sunday in Rundell Hall Auditorium I A Cedar Bayou Junior High string ensemble conducted by Pricilla McGar will perform at 2 10 p m The program opens with Sleigh Ride includes an audience sing along led by conductor David Corder The finale features the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah Intermission and refreshments will be served The next B S O concert is 6 30 p m Feb 2 at Robert E Lee High School auditorium.

Baytown Symphony Orchetra Rundell Hall Cedar Bayou Pricilla McGar David Corder B.S.O Robert E. Lee High School

Lee College Rebels win Temple Classic in December

Lee College Rebels take first at the Temple Classic December 1 to 3 with wins over Northwestern Oklahoma 100 82 Wharton Pioneers 110 67 and Temple Leopards 116 95. Tahaui Hondo Ford Derek Haywood earned all tournament honors and Tracey Ware was MVP as the Reds improve to 10 3. Jeff Hermes topped three point contest. Hermes also won men’s racquetball, while Trchalek, Lacy Wylie and others earned event placings in mixed and women’s singles and doubles.

Lee College Rebels Reds Northwestern Oklahoma Wharton Pioneers Temple Leopards Tahaui “Hondo” Ford Derek Haywood Tracey Ware Lee Jeff Hermes Jason Shultz John Russell Dick Smith Dudley Nash Julie Trchalek Terri Howell Jinmen Chip Lacy James Wylie Ron Johnson Farlyn Bowen Tracie Johnson Howell Greg Campbell Lee College George Jewell Charm Lombao North Harris County College East Debby Harrison Gary Smith Keith Washington Kevin Fraunberger Wharton Brazosport Junior College Bennie Moscowitz

Rebels Lose James Bulick and Jeremy Vasquez

Rebel coach Dick Smith confirms two players left the team for personal reasons. Sophomore pitcher James Bulick and outfielder Jeremy Vasquez no longer play for the Rebels.

James Bulick Jeremy Vasquez Rebels Bulick Vasquez Dick Smith

Lee College instructor Don Perry seeks Baytown school board seat

Don Perry, a 23 year Lee College math instructor, announces candidacy for Baytown ISD Position 3 amid a district ethics probe led by a Harris County grand jury. He cites bribery and theft charges in the maintenance department, calls for board integrity and fiscal reform, and argues for more education funding without increasing taxes. Perry rivals Tom Gentry.

Lee College Don Perry Baytown Perry Harris County Matt Closs Tom Gentry

College buys 2.7 acres of land in $150000 deal

The Lee College Board of Regents voted 6-0 to purchase 2.7 acres of Weingarten property for $150,000. Chairman Oswall Harman abstained, and Regents Keith Coburn and John Adams were absent. President Vivian Blevins suggested possible future use for expansion.

Lee College Board of Regents Weingarten Oswall Harman Keith Coburn John Adams Vivian Blevins Blevins

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Student Congress Brenda Granderson Sherry Gillard John McEnroe Gillard Darren Franta Gulf Coast Conference Jeff Haddon Joyce Closs Bertha Vege Cynthia Bouknight Sharon Guillory Dina Parkinson College
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