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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
2
Midsemester grades arrive and spark mixed reactions among college students and parents. Instructors admit early grading can be tougher, lowering marks on initial tests but providing a push to improve over the remaining weeks. With draft concerns, good grades carry extra importance for many.
Circle K and Optiettes report trophies and fund drives as members organize therapy talks, magazine collections, and holiday drives. They announce All College Sing co sponsorship with Music Club, city beautification along Highway 146, food baskets, and safety programs. Upcoming events include Mr Rundell's retirement dinner, orientation at Sam Houston, rodeo plans, Western Week, Field Day, and Senior Night with multiple club involvement.
Anna Sawberger won Fall Festival queen with 12 red roses while Barbara Becka was first runner up and others received roses. Proceeds benefit Lee College custodian Oscar Hightower burned in a school fire. Judges Gizzy Martin Walter Queen and Kenny Fullen oversaw booths including TSEA dart booth and Death By Computer.
The Engineering Club of Lee College plans activities for the year and urges student participation. Meetings are Thursdays 12 10 to 1 in LA 103. Offi cers are Dan Brown president John Beasley vice president and Will Odom secretary.
Mr. Tiller described disruptions at the Manila Conference held at the Jung Hotel where Anti War pickets and Cuban exiles picketed outside. Inside, extremists from both sides and Cuban exiles gained access to the meeting, controlled microphones, and posed heckling questions, with State Department staff handling the interruptions.
Circle K boys with Sammy Hance Reed Nichols and David Friche defeated the Opti-ettes in two quick matches 16-14 and 15-6. Opti-ettes rallied with Cheryl Greene Sandra Greene Leonee Claude and Sandra Jones making key spikes as Jimmie Robertson refereed fairly. Mixed teams later saw Cheryl and Sammy’s selections win 15-13 and 15-8.
The meeting featured Lee College Business Department representatives Mrs Hollis Latimer Mrs Dorine Sauls and Mrs Carol Hanggee with Sarah Hart planning the program now on the Sam Houston faculty. Houston guests Bob Anderson and Jim Church led the morning program on Jobs Involving People and Machines.
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