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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1966

Page

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Common Names Combined Get Fairy Tale Treatment at Lee College

A playful schedule card reads like a fairy tale with unusual but common names. The text weaves names such as Harvey Day Anna Farmer Douglas Barfoot John Fields Jack May Harlene Flowers Michael Flowers and more into a whimsical route through a campus scene.

Lee College Harvey Anna Farmer Douglas Barfoot John Fields Jack May Harlene Michael Flowers Will Budd Ing Kenneth Little Melba Cherry Jack Berry Stephen Apple Norma Lemmon Barbara J. E John Birds Mary Land Karen New Pam

Lee College Student Activity Fund discussed in council session

Thirteen questions were posed by Scottie Harbers at a Student Council meeting on the use of the Student Activity Fund. Dean Alton Laird explained the fund is administrated by the college, with about 10 000 dollars collected yearly and allocations to lyceum, dances, Confederate Ball, Lee Lantern, free swim periods, convention trip, and campus activities. He noted no changes to fund use and that the building project will be funded by bond sales and federal furnishings money, with minimal reliance on the fund.

Scottie Harbers Alton Laird Lee College Laird Board of Regents Council

Western Week Kicks Off at Lee College Rodeo Club

Western Week begins Monday April 18 at 8 am sponsored by the Lee College Rodeo Club. Events include barbecue on Tuesday, two basketball games, a record-player dance, Play Day Thursday, a big Friday dance, beard judging, and crowning of Miss Rodeo Queen with a $15 Co-op gift certificate for best dressed cowboy and cowgirl.

Lee College Rodeo Club R.e.bis Rodeo Club Circle Kettes Optiettes Baytown Lee

Prospective Lee College May Grads Must Measure for Caps

Students set to graduate in May at Lee College must be measured for caps and gowns by Monday April 25 in the business office. A $3.50 fee covers the use of the caps and gowns.

Lee College

Lee College Spring Concert Set With Choir and Soloists

The Lee College Music Department announces a spring concert at 7 30 p m Thursday in the college auditorium led by Charles Stephenson. The Lee College Choir, soloists Barbara Alford Joyce Arnett James Baker James Young and student pianists Susan Arvin and John Longwill perform works by Giordani Purcell Handel Giannini Rogers Androzzi Munro Thiman Niles Hageman Martin and Randall Thompson. The choir will sing five movements from Frostiana including The Road Not Taken and Stopping by a Woods on a Snowy Evening. Susan Arvin and John Longwill, high school students of Tom Stone, will also appear performing Liszt Hungarian Fantasy and Debussy Arabesques.

Lee College Charles Stephenson Sarah Kirkman Barbara Alford Giordani Purcell Thompson Joyce Arnett Handel Giannini Charles Rogers James Baker Androzzi Munro Thiman Ronald James Young Duke Susan Arvin John Longbotham Tom Stone Susan Franz Liszt John Claude Debussy

Rundell to be honored by state college group in Arlington

Dean Walter Rundell of Lee College and 22 former presidents of the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities will be honored April 15 at the Inn of Six Flags in Arlington. Each will receive an engraved pen marking the 50th anniversary of the association founded years ago. Rundell led the group as president in 1963 64. Other honorees include L. H. Hubbard.

Walter Rundell Lee College Association of Texas Colleges and Universities Inn of Six Flags Arlington Association Dean Rundell L. H. Hubbard

Capital Punishment Topic For Lyceum Thursday Morning

Dr John R Silber chair of the Texas Society for the Abolition of Capital Punishment will speak at Lyceum assembly in Lee College auditorium at 10 10 am Thursday. He will discuss capital punishment with a 15 minute Q A period. Born 1926 a San Antonio native he earned a summa cum laude BA from Trinity University in 1947.

Lyceum Assembly Lee College Texas Society For the Abolition of John R. Silber Silber San Antonio Trinity University Cappini

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James Charles Crab Linda Lamb Cynda Shepard Jimmie Wolf Billy Bret Rice Tommy Artie Wide Ocean Shirley Shipp William Richard Biddy Carolyn Carolyn Sears Thomas Linda South Pacific Jack McClendon Lee College Drama Department A.—wNone Rundell Lyceum John Silber
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