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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
4
Citizens ask why students at Lee College appear lacking school spirit and topple the question to campus leaders and student groups for a reply.
The Annual District Karate meet in Webster Texas featured Lee College participants Francis Jaubert George Rangel and Ronny Davis with promising results. An exhibition is planned January 9 at 7 30 p m in the Auditorium free admission with Don Hickman as guest performer and board breaking brick busting events. Officers elected include Ronnie Davis president Lonnie Manchaka vice president Dorothy Malac secretary treasurer and Francis Jaubert sergeant at arms.
Club activities boost basketball spirit at Lee College with a December 7 party for Big E in the Student Union. A December 8 slumber party and a December 10 dorm decorate show strong student involvement and a call for new members. Foreign language clubs plan a December 14 Christmas party with multilingual programs. Proceeds from a Fall Festival benefited Goodfellows, with trophies for best booth categories awarded to Gertie's Kitchen, Old Fashion Barber Shop, and Grubb Inn Theater.
The Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union secured company funding for Lee College training for Humble Baytown Refinery workers. In year two, 103 employees enrolled and classes run Tuesday and Thursday for about 30 weeks with qualifying tests after completion. Registration packets are available now. Hippies in Katmandu plan a temple if government permits. Nepal and India chosen as hippie havens due to Buddhism and Hinduism. Texas population in the 1860s reached 0.8 to 0.9 million with about four million longhorn cattle.
A witty adage suggests faith in heredity grows when a child's report card shows all A grades. The line plays on expectations of genetics and academic success.
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