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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
3
A student writes to counter a previous letter by Mr. Bunting accusing Dean Laird of unfair handling traffic citations. The author recalls receiving tickets last semester and receiving an extension and fine reduction from Dean Laird. The writer urges empathy for the dean and criticizes Mr. Bunting’s one sided account.
Baytown Community Orchestra presented its first concert February 13 in the Lee College auditorium. Despite rain, a good crowd attended. Members span ages nine to ten years, and come from diverse professions. Conductor David Corder says another concert is planned for March or April.
The Lee College literary magazine editors report about 24 manuscripts from nine authors and urge more students in art, photography, and writing to submit. Manuscripts are due March 15, with submissions to editors Donald Dial Crispin James or Rick Johnson or to sponsor offices Phil Dignam Merrill Brown and Ellen Spiller. Mr Brown hosts a poetry recording for comment and critique.
Lee College librarian William Peace reports extended hours and higher circulation as the Lee Library climbs to a top four state ranking. Circulation rose from 50 books daily in September to 121 in December, with expanded Sunday hours and more paperbacks and volumes planned.
blond, green eyed Charissa Owen pursues modeling after training with Ben Shaw Studios. She endured a haircut change for fall shows and has modeled for Sakowitz Battlestein's and Dial for Dollars. She thrives on mood shifting with fashion and plans to stay in modeling as a satisfying career.
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