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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
1
A Lee College student poll shows George C. Wallace with 17 of 50 votes, Humphrey 12, Nixon 5 undecided. Wallace leads among Technical-Vocational students, while national polls favor Humphrey. many voters cite best of the worst reasoning and party concerns.
Merrill W. Brown Jr., a New Iberia native and Northeastern State College graduate, is hired as special projects director at the school. He will lead freshman orientation, encourage student participation, develop a new media program, coordinate student activities, and assist with assemblies. His door is open to all students.
Lyceum Program hosts Dr Phillip G Hoffman president of the University of Houston as guest speaker at 10 30 a m Thursday Nov 7 in the Lee College Auditorium. Hoffman holds degrees from Pacific Union College USC Ohio University Jacksonville University and University of the Americas and serves on multiple civic and academic boards including foreign relations committees and the Navy League.
Ronald E. Roberts thanks student volunteers from Optiettes Student Government and Young Democrats for assisting the Conservation Symposium. Volunteers registered guests guided delegates prepared facilities and served coffee saving costs while easing workload for coordinators.
Opti-Ettes, last year’s intramural champions, prepare to defend their title under Sue Jones with Phyllis Baker presiding. The group plans bicycle theft prevention with Baytown Police, registering all local bikes, and lists officers Cathy Nevil, Nancy Tucker, Karen Harvey, Terry Adams, Patty Langham, Jeanie Rushing, Carol Divin, Jo Ann Harvey.
Miss Billye J. Brown associate dean of the University of Texas School of Nursing will visit campus on Tuesday November 12 to meet students interested in entering the School. She will hold a talk in Room 117 Walter Rundell Hall at 1 30 p.m.
The Career Development Center offers ACT registration forms for students who have not taken the ACT or SAT. Students must obtain the form in WR 116, complete it, and mail it to Iowa before November 11 to be eligible for the December 14 test date.
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