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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1965
Page
3
Review notes the performance with Mimi and the left bank writer as leads. A second act set outside Paris features Mimi's illness and a tender death in the artist’s garret. The piece lists upcoming films and local events including Shrine Circus and OAS Picnic with rink and skating details.
Lee College art program aims to widen awareness and appreciation of the world through expression and design. Promising students Dixie Casteel and Bill Barrett showcase skills in sculpture and portrait painting, with plans to pursue art majors at UCLA and the University of Houston. Bill works with Hannah Florists in Houston, adding freelance floral arrangements to his art focus.
Lee College launches a series on technical education with a cook's class of about 50 students. They study weights and measures, nutrition, and menu planning in seven hours daily, including four hours of lab work. Instructors include Mrs. Carolyn Williamson, Mrs. La Nelle Laird, and lab supervisors Mrs. Lucile Dill, Mrs. Jenny Richards, and Mrs. Ruby Swenson.
Drama director Mr. Thurman Rowlett announces tryouts for the stage production South Pacific on November 16. The story from Tales of the South Pacific features Emile DeBecque Nellie Forbush and Lt. Cable in intertwined romances amid war on two Pacific islands with themes of love and racial tensions. One couple faces tragedy as a perilous mission unfolds.
Lee College reports its TVE division has its largest enrollment with 774 students, excluding MDTA, as director C. J. Collum notes the program trains students for business work. Assistant director is Howard Duhon. staff includes Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Mosley, and Mrs. Hollaway. building sits on Bayway Drive.
The Publicity Committee at Lee College's TSEA chapter will select one non officer member each month for Outstanding Member of the Month based on participation, attitude, grades, and conduct. Absences due to work are considered. The winner's photo appears and a pin is awarded. A yearly Outstanding Member of the Year will be chosen, possibly including officers.
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