Campus Capsules Pumpkin Carving Contest At Lee College
Amy Hinkle leads a pumpkin carving contest for clubs and departments with about 20 pumpkins, judged Oct 25 in the Moler Hall gameroom, then displayed around campus. Student Congress also hosts a haunted house Oct 22–23 in the gym, with tickets 1 to 2 dollars and proceeds split with the LC art department for scholarships.
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Amy Hinkle
Lee College
Student Congress
LC Art Department
Jennifer Lindgram
Robbie Forshee
Judy Ivester
Melissa Auch
Ron Ummel
Judy Lehmberg
Michael Jones
David Byford
Carol Hanggee
LC Cosmetology Dept
Rennard’s
Houston
Murray’s
Baytown
Judy Hatcher
Cindy Carlise
LC Choir Schedules Concert and Festival Dates
Lee College choral instructor Lynn Lamkin announces October events. The LC choir performs with the Madrigal Singers in Rundell Hall on Friday October 29 at 7 30 p m, with Marc Antonini on bass and a percussion ensemble, free but donations welcome for travel and scholarships. Selected members attend a three day Texas Junior College Choral Festival at Kilgore October 20, forming a 300 member mass choir for a concert October 22 led by Rodney Eichenberger, and perform November 8 at the 1894 Galveston Opera House as part of the Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Conference.
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Lee College
Lynn Lamkin
Rundell Hall
Madrigal Singers
Marc Antonini
Texas Junior College
Kilgore
Texas Junior College Choir
Rodney Eichenberger
Galveston Opera House
Phyllis A. Davis reception room sparks campus confusion
Controversy over Moler Hall Phyllis A. Davis reception room grows as some requests are denied and students and faculty seek clarity on intended uses. LC President Jackson Sasser cites lack of information on purposes while rules require week-ahead reservations and ban signs and red dyes. Some staff favor alternative uses.
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Agusta Loreno III
Phyllis A. Davis
Moler Hall
Davis
Moller Hall
Jackson Sasser
Sasser
Sasser trims LC deans to two after dean departure
LANTERN EDITOR Lee College president Jackson Sasser cuts academic deans from three to two after Sonny Soliz leaves. Donnetta Suchon will assume some duties from Johnette Hodgins as Hodgins also leads Applied Sciences. Sasser cites better communication and aims to preserve funds for teaching.
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Lee College
Jackson Sasser
Sonny Soliz
Sasser
Donnetta Suchon
Johnette Hodgins
Hodgins
Applied Sciences
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