Future of LC Students Depends on Construction of These Buildings
The May 14 Lee College bond election seeks funds to finish a classroom building, a dramatic arts center classroom block, a study room, utility extension, and architectural fees. Current space will max enrollments by 1970 without new facilities, and a library storeroom now serves as a classroom. The dramatic arts center will host drama and art programs and provide a Student Union, a public benefit urged for a "for" vote.
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Lee College Bond Election Aimed to Fund Growth
Baytown voters face two propositions to boost Lee College. Proposition One adds 8 cents in new taxes to expand maintenance and operations as enrollment rises. Proposition Two authorizes 994000 in bonds for a classroom building, science labs, and a learning resource center.
Student Power Drives Lee College Bond Election Effort
Students at Lee College mobilize to back the May 14 bond vote with campus distribution of a special Lee Lantern edition. Faculty and administrators say student enthusiasm can sway the outcome, urging 50 volunteers to meet Saturday at 8:00 am in the parking lot to reach parents, voting students, faculty, and board members.
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