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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
2
An editorial weighs college cost and value noting Texas will invest 1.47 billion over two years in higher education. It argues junior colleges offer a safety net for students who withdraw due to finances or grades and stresses vocational paths alongside academic ones.
MARK MITCHELL explores photography as a field of endeavor offering satisfaction and challenge. He contrasts professional demands with hobbyist enjoyment, noting public critique fuels pro growth while amateurs enjoy personal control and fun with simple cameras.
A Hollywood studio needed 150 roaches for a slum scene and bought them for 10 cents each from a UCLA biology lab. After filming, a reward of 10 cents per roach drew actors to search. 147 roaches were turned in. Three live cockroaches remain likely to turn up in a love scene.
Members of the National Secretaries Association attended the annual seminar at Lee College on Saturday February 15. Rev Glen Walker gave the invocation and Mrs Fredecia G Stockton welcomed NSA. Dr Richard Strahan Lee College president welcomed attendees. Keynote by Mrs Inez Llano Wells Colombian Consulate Houston discussed the role of secretarial education in aerospace industries. Boeing Space Division manager C L Bommarito spoke on life sciences technology. CPS leader Mrs Paulyne D Wern and Goodwin Dannenbaum executive Mrs Erin Crawford Hof hauser led sessions on equality and partnership. Lunch featured a style show and door prizes.
The Lantern announces a student classified ad section for announcements and listings. Submit ads by attaching to the bulletin board under Lantern or leaving them in the journalism room WR building former PR office.
Circle K-ettes met at 7 15 Wednesday welcoming Brenda Holland. A new amendment restricts members and pledging members from joining two service clubs or sororities simultaneously. A committee will update the K-ette directory and plans for the trike derby were discussed.
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