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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1977
Page
2
Editorial urges Baytonians to support Collin Teague LC student in the upcoming mayoral election. It argues he offers fresh ideas and community focus, appealing to both old and young voters and addressing the city’s problems. LC students are urged to vote for Teague.
The LC Student Government is praised for finishing the semester strong by focusing on student needs. Despite past impeachments and distractions, they regained respect and voter admiration through improved planning of dances and campus life.
On February 16 Moser Hall hosted a College Day with 20 universities represented. About 450 students from six area high schools and LC seniors spoke with college reps during a 9:30 to 11:30 visit. Counselor Bobby Wheatfall called it a success and a chance to showcase LC.
Lee College president Dr Robert C Cloud outlines campus improvement efforts focusing on Gulf Street ditch cleanup main entrance flowers and new signs He calls on students faculty staff and administrators to share ideas through proper channels and stresses team effort to enhance campus appeal.
Mike Zeglen and Sam Wirick win seats in Lee College Student Government to fill recent vacancies. Zeglen becomes sophomore rep and Wirick takes the vacated freshman seat, with Debbie Davis named executive secretary. The press club hosts a Hobby Arts and Crafts Fire on April 24 on Rundell Hall lawn with booth fees and rain date May 8. News notes cover field trip to Austin March 21–23 to observe legislature, with faculty sponsors Glynn Tiller Arthur Davis and Ron Roberts guiding students.
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