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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
2
The Optiettes club performed patriotic songs at Lee College, highlighting a contrast to Berkeley-style demonstrations. Dean Walter Rundell praised the selections as timely amid protests, urging more Americans to display national pride through music and education.
The piece urges readers to remember the true meaning of Christmas the birth of Jesus amid shopping and business. It cautions against overextending oneself and stresses thoughtful giving and consideration for others.
The OAS fell 3-2 to Lamar Tech in Beaumont on December 11. OAS president Mike Riski seeks a Baytown rematch and invites players to contact him immediately. Gamma Phi Kappa elected a full new executive board for spring and set photos for The Log club page January 4 to 6 at Chadwick's Studio.
The council discussed a Thursday meeting at the college and noted an invitation from Gamma Kappa for an Open House. Volunteers were asked to remove Christmas decorations on Wednesday in preparation for the Hootenanny.
Nick Eddy a Notre Dame standout halfback and Heisman contender signs with the Detroit Lions for next season. Eddy 6 1 205 pounds earned MVP honors on Notre Dame’s national title team and placed third in Heisman voting. Oliver and Conway also draw NFL interest from Stanford and Texas stars respectively.
The article reviews mistletoe beliefs from Scandinavia and Greece, noting protections from fire, divining rod myths, and possible poisonings. It cites Walter C. Muencher on child deaths from berries, its use in Protoveratrine to lower blood pressure, and states it grows on elm oak maple and sycamore, spreading by birds.
Christmas trees, decorations, and lighting symbolize holiday cheer in the United States. The industry grows with Americans spending millions and buying five to ten million trees annually, about half imported from Canada. Bal sam fir tops the list for shape and needle retention, followed by blue spruce Douglas fir and lodgepole pine.
Phillips 66 Country Club in Pasadena hosts a semi formal college event with the Playboys of Edinburgh, a $2 per couple admission, and a date set for Field Day on April 8. Clubs plan sports contests and box lunches go to the highest bidder. Senior Night dance date pending.
Mr. Oscar Hightower the custodian injured in an explosion earlier this year has his hospital bill paid in full. Proceeds from the Fall Festival totaled $211.85 while the bill was $279.50. contributions from college faculty library and REBs covered the difference.
Wayne Collins shows better attention and eye tracking during patterning at the Institute. He learns to crawl outside his box and follows a flashlight as a bell signals the end of sessions. Calcium deposits on his brain were found. cause not yet known, with a San Antonio trip planned for February 14.
Tommy Paulsel president of the Student Association announces a new bulletin board calendar for Rundell Hall to post future college events. Students should contact Tommy with any important events to be added.
Musick advises students on safe travel habits including ensuring outside rear view mirrors, getting sufficient sleep before trips, and taking multiple rest stops. He suggests alternating drivers when possible to reduce fatigue and increase safety.
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