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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1966
Page
4
The article surveys Karate as a serious sport emphasizing conditioning mental focus and self discipline. It details Ki Ya or super power as a concentrated effort and notes practitioners often grunt or yell during blows. Karate aims at self defense and personal confidence.
Lee College sophomore Robert Schleyer is a noted marksman with 65 first places in NRA meets over nine years. A former Baytown police officer, he won four firsts at the 1960 National Championships and earned top marksman status before starting a family that limits his competition now.
Kenneth Perdue, a 1962 Lee College graduate, trains in Waipio Valley Hawaii for Peace Corps service in Orissa India. He will spend two years learning the language and handling agricultural, preservation, and health training tasks, and recently sent a postcard to former instructor Embr y Wilson.
The Opti-Ettes sponsor a spring style show at 7 30 p m on Tuesday April 19 in Robert E Lee High School Student Commons Connie Cook chairs arrangements with Janis Skeen heading the decoration committee Models include Cheryl Greene Connie Cook Janis Skeen Carolyn Morris Anna Sawberger Cynda Shepard Jeannie Lemmon Chris Milner Barbara Becka Leonee Claud Nancy Tapp Debbie Adams and Jane Kennedy Theme is Where the Action Is Tickets 1.00 available from Optiette members
Pam a SC freshman, recently returned from two and a half years in Johannesburg South Africa where her father designed an oil pipeline. She attended a British high school and studied English geography math physics chemistry biology and French. She plans to transfer to the University of Texas in June.
Former Lee College art instructor and current University of Bridgeport teacher Guy D. Johnson presented an art exhibition at the Louisiana Gallery in Houston. Johnson, who redesigned LC art courses during seven years there, displayed works from his Lee College period including Birmingham 12 Miles Cityscape and November 22 1963. He holds bachelor and master of arts degrees from Florida State University where he also taught, with prior teaching at Murray State College in Kentucky.
Humanities seminar led by Roger Ward a Circle K member aims to spark intellectual discussion among Lee College students. Meetings on the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in a member's home cover topics chosen in advance with prep time. Sponsors include Charles DeShong John Britt Glynn Tiller David Willingham James Maroney and Noah Smith.
Lee College art students Gene Smith Rae Couch and Ruby Swenson won the top prizes in the Kiwanis Easter Poster Contest announced by instructor Jack McClendon. Gene earned 15 dollars for first place Rae 10 dollars for second place and Mrs Swenson 5 dollars for third. Seventeen entries were submitted from the design class and are on display at First National Bank.
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