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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1986
Page
6
Sue Speed, a LC sophomore majoring in psychology with English minor, resumes education after 13 years raising a family. She logs 4:30 a.m. routines, campus hours until 3 p.m., then home to help children and study. As a volunteer with Student Support Services SSS, she helps older students fit into college life.
A word puzzle lists clues across many numbers including Forenoon War 20 Country of Europe and Sum up 21 Astate. Down clues cover prim bone Southwestern Indian and Teutonic deity. solve to reveal terms like Microbes and Spanish painter with cross referencing likely yielding a themed crossword solution.
A six week continuing education course on basic poodle grooming starts March 18 at Rundell Hall Room 111. Hazel Hamm explains students will learn grooming nails and care with dog participation and no special equipment needed.
Environmental scientist Verne Lehmberg leads a growing Lee College course in environmental science now offered in spring and summer. Since 1966 he has built a program with 208 total enrollments over six years, emphasizing positive environmental aspects through field trips to Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado. Lehmberg plans to continue teaching with no retirement in sight.
In Austin, Lee College students Jeanie Carmody and Elizabeth Britt won Clifton M Caldwell Memorial awards in the Junior College division for essays on German Prisoners of War and Wrong Way Corrigan respectively. Carmody received a plaque a $50 prize and publication in Touchstone. Britt received a plaque a $25 prize and publication. Former Lee College students Steve Gouldman and Diane Krizak had papers read at the TSHA meeting.
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