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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1985
Page
3
Barrow progresses to college drama easily as Vivian Barrow, a theatre arts sophomore, headlines the department's production of Everybody Loves Opal. She has extensive high school acting, cites belief in a character and physical portrayal as key, and plans theater as a lifelong hobby rather than a formal career.
The continuing education branch of Lee College offers a water exercise course designed by professional ballet instructors to aid arthritis high blood pressure heart trouble and general aches. Doctors increasingly recommend the classes and some patients may reduce medications with doctor approval. Sessions run Nov 18 to Dec 18 with five classes priced 4 for seniors and 10 for others. Contact 425-6311 to enroll.
John Henry Faulk a Texan folklorist humorist and Hee Haw star will entertain Lee College students at 11 a m Wednesday in Moser Hall Faulk famed for wit satire and earthy philosophy is described as the modern Mark Twain or Will Rogers by admirers and critics alike His two hour program is both entertaining and a serious commentary on life
Lee College geology students depart at 8 a.m. Friday November 8 for Johnson City and nearby foothills. Instructor Michael Jones notes insurance issues but remains optimistic as the caravan plans about a dozen stops at rock croppings en route to Enchanted Rock State Park and its famed dinosaur tracks.
The annual campus Halloween carnival opens at 11 a.m. Wednesday October 30 in Moser Hall with events like balloon stamp, dart throwing, water balloons, balloon relays and a three person face decorating contest. Prizes will be awarded in each game. Faculty are invited to a Halloween open house from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday in Moter Reception Room. Returning students may sign up in Student Support Services to bring a salad or dessert.
The Lantern reports the child care survey results by Returning Students Organization are not yet complete and will be published after tabulation Final results of students interest in child care services will follow. The drama department moved the Everybody Loves Opal performances from November 15 16 22 and 23 to December 6 7 13 and 14.
The Texas State Nurses Association chapter at Lee College sells Hershey milk chocolate bars with almonds for 50 cents around campus through October. Proceeds fund a Jamaican clinic project, a nursing scholarship for a current nursing student, and travel expenses for the student nurses convention in San Antonio this February.
Charlene Doolin was chosen as president of the Lee College chapter of the Office Education Association for 1985 86. Other officers include Anthia Rabbt vice president Carolyn Graves secretary Sandra Lee treasurer Mary Roman parliamentarian and Linda Theiss historian. The chapter members attended the State Leadership Conference October 19 20 in Lubbock with state officers for training. Sponsors Edna Sides and Katherine Yates accompanied them.
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