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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
4
Results show majority praise Lee College programs and campus life. Key positives include quality education and academic freedom, while many call for more social activities and better Lyceum offerings. A large share would recommend Lee College, with parental and teacher attitudes largely favorable.
The BSU held a Sunday outing for about fifteen SC students at the San Jacinto Monument with lunch a softball game and a guided history reading by Judy Burnett. Participants rode a ferry back to Baytown and reported a pleasant afternoon despite a tall weed hike. All students are urged to attend today’s BSU meeting from noon to 1 p.m.
The HemisFair Tower rises 622 feet as the central feature with a glass elevator reaching in 43 seconds. A six floor upper house hosts two restaurants and two observation decks at 579 and 605 feet. The rotating restaurant floor completes a full revolution each hour. The main entrance displays flags while other attractions include the mill mono rail skyride and a flagoorm cruise. Visitors are promised a rewarding experience blending past and space age future in San Antonio.
Le Cercle Francais presented L Anglais Tel Qu on Parle in LC cafeteria with Susy Quinton and Lajuana Russell as Betty the bride to be Fernando Ocegueda as Julien Sarah Kloesel La Carriere Susan Palmer as the waiter Saundra Looper as interpreter Betty's father John Lamonte and police inspector Clifton Crawford Kent Dark played the police roles Teresa Guest Candice Ciruti staged the production closed the spring semester for the group
The Lée College Opti-Ettes held a May 11 banquet at the Cellar Door in Houston. Officers were installed and the Girl of the Year Award announced. New president Phyllis Baker led the ceremony with officer Mary named among the officers.
Upton secretary and Carol La Blanc treasurer Teresa Guest received the Girl of the Year Award. Rev Brown from Central Baptist was guest speaker. Lester Alford and spouse from Evening Optimist Club attended, as did Mr Abbe and Miss Sue Jones sponsor of Optisettes. Freshmen gave gifts to sophomores. Abbe received a gas tooth brush. May 17 marked the last Optisettes meeting with new officers presiding Billy Littlefield spoke. cakes and donuts served.
Rho Epsilon Beta members elect Larry Knox as President Richard Stanberry as Vice President and Robert Le Grone as Treasurer for the coming year in a recent club meeting.
The Curtain Club at Lee College presents Lerner and Loew's My Fair Lady at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday May 17 18 in the college auditorium. Tickets are one dollar LC students admitted with activity cards. Re scheduling was necessary due to last weekend's power failure.
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