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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1966
Page
2
The Log notes time and memory clash on campus as a photographer captured about 300 students before leaving. Students missed announcements. they are urged to have photos taken for the annual when the photographer returns in November, with date to be published.
The Lee Lantern at Lee College in Baytown Texas lists staff positions including Editor and Assistant Editor roles along with Advertising Manager Cartoonist Circulation Manager and Amusements Editor and Organization Editor among others.
Lee College Speech Department announces cast for The Madwoman of Chaillot by Jean Giradoux. Hilary Shepard as Countess Aurelia and Mile Gabrielle as Dorothy Lefkovitz join Dale Conner Pierre and Irma Jaime Ciruti. Allen Weikel Ragpicker. Rick Roudoux Baron. Gordon Utz Broker. Brian Seeger Dr Jardin. Bob Steffek Sewer Man. Jean Sumner Flower Girl. Student director is Alex Polascher. Six parts remain uncast and interested players may contact Thurman Rowlett.
The University of Houston Office of Loans and Scholarships reports nearly 2.5 million dollars in outstanding loans. During the fall term the office issued 1,351 loans and scholarships totaling 500,347 to students.
New Haven Connecticut selective service director Hershey says George Hamilton was deferred before dating the President’s daughter Lynda and notes he is the sole supporter of his mother. He jokes about not following the movie business and admitting he only recently knew Hamilton was alive.
The TSEA will hear Lamar Elementary’s principal Wednesday in the Little Auditorium M143. Lee College instructor J W Gamel spoke on psychology sociology and classroom communication. The TSEA draws 14 members as it plans a workshop at Sam Houston on Oct 27. Other notes cover Circle K banquet at Ziesig’s La Porte, Opti-ettes party, Gamma-Reb dance, and 17 campus clubs reporting weekly news. Rho Epsilon Beta Slave Sale totals 28.20 with Tom Russell selling for 10. The Organization of Arabia Students elected a fall term executive committee led by Mister Mana Rizgi. OAS meets Friday at 1 p.m.. Dean Johnston is faculty advisor.
In cooperation with the Brunson Theater two free passes will be given away each week in The Lantern. Winners present this clipping and their student identification at the theater window. This week’s winner is Cheryl Greene.
Winston Green Jr a Tyler born junior journalism major was named student editor of Texas A M University s campus newspaper The Battalion replacing Tommy De Frank of Arlington The publications board action announced by Jim Lindsey aims to restore a productive atmosphere and end policy disputes that risk harming the paper Letters to the Editors column will return and Lindsey will step down from mast head while remaining adviser to The Battalion
LVN program now at 311 S Whit ing after moving from LC Main Building. The nursing course runs 12 months with 182 graduates since January 1961 and 52 students currently enrolled. Pre clinical hours 8 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. five days weekly. Clinical shifts cover three eight hour blocks. Four graduate nurses instruct with Mrs Reeder coordinating. Capping and graduation occur in February with new class starting in March. Contact Mrs Reeder for information.
Humble Oil Education Foundation distributes 345 500 in grants to 79 colleges and universities in Texas for 1966 67. Foundation president M A Wright notes total higher education contributions this year will exceed 700 000 and lists recipients including Rice University Baylor University SMU Texas A and M University and University of Houston among others.
Baytown teenagers flock to Safari-A-Go-Go at Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club Minnesota Street for loud dancing and a live band each Saturday night. Past acts include Coastliners Runaways Sixpence Baroque Bros Liquid Blue and Thursdays Children. On Oct 15 the Playboys of Edinburg play.
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