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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1967

Page

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Lee College Gets $15,611 in Work-Study Funds

Lee College announced approval of $15,611 in federal work study funds for the Jan 1 to June 30, 1967 period. The grant funds 42 student jobs, 40 on campus, including clerical, lab, and parking attendants, at 15 hours weekly and $1.25 per hour.

Lee College Alvin Miles Miles C. V. Galbreath Department of Health, Education and Welfare Richard Strahan Galbreath Commissioner of Education

Lee College Music Program Showcases American Composers

The Lee College Music Department presents an American music program for the Federation Music Club at 7 30 p m February 2 in the LC auditorium. Tom Stone will lead piano students in five solos and two duos by Sarah Kirkman and Susan Arvin. Charles Stephenson directs the choir with student solos. The program lasts about ninety minutes and is open to the public at no charge.

Lee College Federation Music Club Tom Stone Charles Stephenson MacDowell A. Copeland Griffes George Gershwin Alan Hovhaness Sarah Kirkman Susan Arvin Lee College Choir Stephenson

Cafeteria Introduces Short-Order Line and New Menu

A new short order line opens in the cafeteria offering burgers and sandwiches. A burger basket with fries costs 45 cents, hot dogs and chili dogs are sold, and a plate with meat vegetables and coffee or tea costs 50 cents. Milk desserts and salads cost extra. future specials include chicken or fish in a basket per Mr. C. J. Collum.

C. J. Collum

Red Crayolas Rise In Popularity Highlighted

The Red Crayolas, a new rock group featuring Mayo 22 lead guitar Steve 18 bass and Rick 23 drums, rapidly gain attention. Mayo a University of St Thomas art history major formed the band after stints in folk and jazz. Rick a University of Houston senior sculptor painter and choreographer joins as drummer. The trio emphasizes sound over traditional chords and notes.

Red Crayolas Mayo Steve Rick University of St. Thomas Europe University Houston

Opti-ettes Sponsor Ugly Man Contest

Opti-ettes sponsor an Ugly Man Contest inviting all clubs to enter. Deadline is Friday February 3 with posters and campaigning during February 6 10. Contestants model in a style show February 13 at the Student Union and dress in ugly attire February 18. Voting February 15 16 from 8 am to 1 pm outside the Student Union with a nickel per vote. Winner announced February 20 with a $5 prize.

Opti-ettes

Post Science Editor Blair Justice To Speak At Lyceum

The Lyceum scheduled at 10 15 a m Friday will feature Blair Justice science editor for The Houston Post He will discuss Man s Last Refuge on Earth and his Antarctic adventures The session details his awards Phi Beta Kappa and teaching roles at TCU North Texas Rice and more

Blair Justice Houston Post Earth Justice Phi Beta Kappa Post Fort Worth Star Telegram New York Daily News Texas Texas Christian University North Texas State College Columbia University TCU Houston Rice New Sigma Xi

Calendar Highlights for Spring Term Events

January 25 marks the start of the spring term with activities including Beard Growing, Street Dance, and Lyceum. February features a Music Program and Ugly Man events culminating in voting on February 15. Confederate Ball appears February 25, Curtain Club work in March 10-11, Senior Night March 13, Field Day and Picnic April 8, Western Week April 17-22, Student Council dinner May 2, and Curtain Club Musical May 4-6.

Lyceum

House Journal Being Sent to Baytown Area Schools

Rep. Joe Allen announces daily copies of the Texas House Journal will be sent to Lee College and Baytown junior and high schools along with Sterling Municipal Library. Robert E. Lee High School Ross Sterling High School will receive two copies, junior schools one. Public access will be at Sterling Library in Austin. The Journal also goes to Crosby High School and Humble High School.

Austin (Lp Joe Allen Baytown Sterling Municipal Lee College House Journal Texas House of Representatives Rep Allen Texas Robert E. Lee High School Ross Sterling High School Sterling Library Crosby High School Humble High School

Parking Lot Repair Promises Disruption Ends

A nearby parking lot will be repaired soon as telephone conduit installations finish at the technical vocational building. Crews laid two trenches to connect the facility with Rundell Hall central phone system, with four five inch electric cables in the larger trench to avoid interference with lines.

Rundell Hall

Eight Scholarships Expanded Sports Program For Next Year

The Board of Regents approved eight additional athletic scholarships for next year, boosting total to 32 with 12 in basketball 12 in track four in tennis and four in golf. Basketball schedules will be set later in spring as coach John McCormick travels about 1000 miles scouting prospects.

Board of Regents Alton Laird Laird John McCormick Lee McCormick

Selective Service Test Data Notice for 1967 CTA Tests

Baytown Selective Service System board announces March 11 and 31 and April 8 1967 College Qualification Test administrations. Eligible students must apply now for an Application Card and Bulletin, mail to Educational Testing Service Princeton NJ 08540, postmarked by February 10 1967. Include center and center number for each available date. scores go to the registrant’s local board.

Baytown Selective Service System Board Selective Service Selective Service Examining Section Educational Testing Service P. O. Box Princeton New Jersey

Colonel Lee and First Lady Vote Set for Campus Ball

The Log Editor Sandra Durst announces dates for nominating Colonel Lee and the First Lady on Jan 30 31 with five signatures needed. Balloting Feb 2 3 will pick winners by two thirds, runoff if needed Feb 9 10. Winners to be unveiled at the Confederate Ball at Phillips Petroleum recreation hall. date moved from Feb 25 per Tommy Paulsel.

Colonel Lee Sandra Durst Sandra Lee Phillips Petroleum Co Tommy Paulsel

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