Should Lee College Build Dormitories for Students
Readers weigh in on whether Lee College should add dormitory housing for its students. Opinions vary on student life, cost, and campus needs.
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
4
Readers weigh in on whether Lee College should add dormitory housing for its students. Opinions vary on student life, cost, and campus needs.
The Circle K Convention will feature Reverend William P. Deatherage, pastor of Second Christian Church in Houston for 28 years. Born in De Leon Texas, he trained in Arkansas and Oklahoma, served multiple pastorates, and traveled widely as a singing evangelist and speaker. His convention address is titled The Greatest Life.
The Circle K Ettes announce an all club picnic for Sunday April 9 at the San Jacinto Battlegrounds. Lee College clubs are invited and may bring dates. Meet at the Monument at 1 30 PM and bring own lunches.
Gretel Hallstein, born in Eutil Schleswig-Holstein, praises American kindness and notes heavier US traffic. She arrived Nov 5 with husband William W. Hallstein, works for Standard Oil, has lived in Germany Indonesia and Hamburg, intends to study at Lee College, plans to stay until June for his transfer to Nicaragua.
UH coach Guy Lewis signed Randy Kight a 5 10 guard from Forest Park High School in Beaumont to a pre enrollment application. Kight averaged 28 points and 14 assists with a 55 point game and 25 of 28 shooting against Jasper. He attracted offers from Army UNC and will study business while finishing his high school season and signing a grant in aid.
Five scholarships of 1000 dollars each plus an 800-dollar French Government Scholarship exist for qualified Institute for American Universities applicants for an academic year in Aix en Provence. Twenty five tuition awards are also given. The 1000-dollar grants are distributed across French, Literature, Fine Arts, History, Social Sciences and Mediterranean Area Studies majors. Some programs are excluded. Information available in college libraries.
Two Lee College sophomores Norma Sherman an elementary education major and C N Cook Jr a pre med major were married Friday March 24 at the home of Cooks sister in Houston They plan to continue their education and have discussed transferring to a university in Mexico Norma and Claude join the Lee Lantern staff reporters under the Journalism Workshop program
Tuesday meeting discussed final plans for the Student Council Convention set for April 6 7 and 8 at San Jacinto Junior College in Pasadena. Debbie Adams outlined campaigning methods and Lee College Council seeks president for the 1967 68 term. Lee’s council will tour NASA and attend regular meetings.
Air mail applications should be sent to The Director Institute for American Universities 2 bis rue du Bon Pasteur 13 Aix en Provence. Contact telephone 27 82 39 for details.
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