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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1989
Page
5
Lee College Student Congress will attend Region V of the Texas Junior College Student Government association. Earnest is LC outstanding student chosen at the January 27 meeting. LC will submit achievement lists to contend for outstanding chapter and may send a regional representative to the state convention in April.
Bass vocalist Kent Reep of the Lee College choir has built a strong singing foundation since early childhood and intensified study as a high school sophomore. He won awards including first place in the TEXOMA Region's NA T S contest and aims to pursue university study at Houston or UT, staying near home if possible.
Lynn Lamkin leads a 20 member Lee College choir through a busy spring schedule with contests in the United States and abroad. Excerpts from the Berlioz Requiem are set for March 13 at Cullen Auditorium, UH. The group travels April 1 and 2 to Mexico City to perform with the Mexico City Symphony Orchestra, then April 14 and 15 at San Jacinto College for the Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Conference Choral Fest, and concludes with a 2:30 p.m. performance on April 30 in Rundell Hall.
Lee College provides welding classes at Liberty High School as part of a Vocational Bazaar to spark interest in skilled trades. Thirteen students enroll in three hour morning sessions five days a week, earning college credit and potential certificates while tuition and materials are paid by the Liberty school district. Projects include barbecue pits and benches displayed for a February 17 raffle at Brookshire Bros near K-Mart, with proceeds funding future materials and trips.
From page one the article outlines measles symptoms including fever of 101 or higher cough conjunctivitis runny nose watery eyes and a rash that begins on the face and neck then spreads. It notes the county health clinic at 1000 Lee Drive administers vaccines with a $2 charge waived for those who cannot pay.
The Edythe Old Studio in the Highlands library was renovated during Christmas, funded by a longtime resident. Local contractors and LC maintenance built the room, replacing desks with 70 auditorium chairs and improving lighting. A projection screen and high tech sound system will be added. the space will host films meetings and classes per library director Ken Roach. Dale Adams proposed the idea citing previous inefficiencies. The theater demonstrates community support and is ready for use.
Carnahan seeks an engineering degree holder to fill a new post similar to Jennings role since 1982. The director of operations previously supervised maintenance security and purchasing. the new job will oversee security and maintenance while purchasing remains under Carnahan. Blevins will propose the board at 8 p.m. in the Moody Center. Jodie Stowe and Rusty Martin contributed.
A college freshman recalls rebellious years and a pivotal moment when a friend's question about heaven led to a spiritual decision. He reflects on SAC time, his father the police officer, and choosing to seek a relationship with God rather than continue making his own rules.
Laura Moser shares how after months of questioning she trusted Jesus, found inner peace, engages with the Baptist Student Union on campus, and serves as a youth minister. She highlights Jesus as a constant companion and urges others to consider eternal destiny. The note provides BSU contact and personal testimony.
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