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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
2
Lee College students unite through Circle K activities such as the Fall Festival and the All-College Sing Contest led with choir cooperation. The club’s projects foster common events, boost school pride, and illustrate college spirit beyond football. Other groups contribute, but Circle K stands out as a leader in building tradition.
The Lyceum program invites students to attend lectures and concerts funded by the student activity fee. A student faculty committee schedules speakers from science history crime music and foreign affairs. Next Tuesday December 14 John Lomax a folk singer and folklore lecturer will speak.
Editorial urges students to support campus life by backing active organizations at Lee Campus. It stresses teamwork between students and faculty and notes clubs have required effort to become well run, calling on each student to shoulder responsibility for a successful campus.
A Baytown campus publication fragment for Lee College references an incomplete list or meme item titled The Lee Lantern with garbled text and stray notes. The readable portion suggests a campus newsletter artifact with unclear content.
Rowlett discusses ambitious Lee College drama department goals including theater in the round, a state one act contest entry, and a planned children theater aimed at grade schools. He cites personal ties, a daughter in fourth grade and a young son, as motivation for the program’s success.
Glenn Tiller, a Lee College alumnus, returns this year to teach government after studying at Sam Houston and earning a masters from UofH. Born in Texarkana and educated there, he played high school football and hopes for a PhD. He previously taught at Lamar Tech and is active in several political science associations. He and his wife have a son Todd and a twin-family history. The Curtain Club backs Picnic with future tournaments planned. next meeting is 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Little Auditorium.
A collage of short campus vignettes features Woody Gasper riding a Honda, TSEA pride after Fall Festival victory, and students like Nancy St John scoring 97 in biology. Anecdotes cover fights in art class, on the job eating, daily mic duty, candy sniffing, bowling time, babysitter trouble, and various lighthearted mischief around school activities.
The Houston Grand Opera Association staged Puccini’s Tosca at the Houston Music Hall with Marie Collier in the title role. A tale of love and betrayal Tosca ends in tragedy as Scarpia is killed and Tosca leaps to her death after a failed plot. The review notes Italian libretto but strong vocal delivery and stage presence. The company’s next production is Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman on January 6 and 9.
Judy Garland headlines a one night stand at the Domed Stadium on Friday December 17 with the Supremes. Reserved seats $1 to $7.50 available at the stadium Foley's stores Trans-Texas Airline offices and at Rice and Sheraton-Lincoln hotels.
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