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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1965
Page
1
A student council request to extend cafeteria hours in the morning remained unresolved after a lengthy meeting. Mrs. Lucile Dill outlined MDTA cooking program limits and said hours are set by college administration. The main issue is space and sanitation with no day janitorial service.
The Lantern announces a new weekly publication format with alternating Wednesdays and a single sheet this week. Editor Mike Hayes says the change keeps students better informed as six newspaper racks are placed around campus including the library cafeteria Student Union and Liberal Arts Building halls.
Circle K Club announces its 1965 Fall Festival on November 20 at LC campus from 6 30 p m to 9 30 p m with a dance after the festival in the gym from 9 p m to midnight Music by the Mark IV s Admission to the dance is five cents per inch of the girl s waist and stags are charged the same Open to the public but only high school and college students may dance A five dollar booth entry funds a fifty dollar trophy for the most original most interesting and most attractive booth Clubs submit applications to Robert E Lee High School or the LC Student Union Booths supplied by Circle K and gifts are given to each booth customer Money from booths is turned in at Circle K booth after closing
Circle K sponsors Shell's Wonderful World of Golf on campus with free Thursday shows at 12 15 p m in the auditorium for 25 weeks The series opens with Ben Hogan versus Sam Snead next Thursday Readers recall last week featured Gary Player and Peter Thompson on the Royal Melbourne Course in Australia
The Organization of Arab Students hosts a Friday picnic at Sylvan Beach from noon to 5 p.m with lunch at 3 p.m. Shish kabobs, Arabic music, games and prizes planned. Tickets 50 cents at Student Union and cafeteria. New Saudi Arabian students listed. Lee College program noted.
Registration for adult basic education courses opens this week at Lee College for adults 18 and older without a high school diploma. Four levels of training with testing to place students. sessions run at Scout Hall McNair, Student Union Lee College Main Building, and College Technical Branch Building on November 3, 4, and 5.
Two Lee College personalities, Benny Moskowitz a government and physical education teacher and Mike Hayes Lantern editor, were hospitalized with pancreatitis and an asthma attack respectively. Both returned to campus this week.
The All-College Sing will take place at 7:30 p.m. November 16 in the auditorium. Sponsored by Circle K Club and LC Choir, with sponsors Benny Moskowitz and Charles Stephenson. Ten clubs may participate, each entry must have at least three people and perform two to three songs. Judges are Bill Schubert and Terry Stephens. Special entertainment by the Lee College Choir performing Chim Chim Cheree. The three winners will be announced in an assembly, with a trophy displayed in the Student Union.
A Baytown hairdresser and Lee College student notes the natural look is in with short hair and soft curls. Neat hair is key, messy styles hurt a girl's image, flips have faded from vogue, shorter styles are easier to care for, and backcombing is optional for height.
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