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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1961

Page

2

Yes to the New March of Dimes supporters

Five year old Sondra with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis shows swollen hands and past immobility. She benefited from a National Foundation Arthritis Clinical Study Center in Texas, funded by March of Dimes donations. The appeal urges ongoing support to expand study centers and medical experts to help others like her.

Sondra March OF Dimes United States National Foundation Arthritis Texas

Side of the Fence on Baytown schools sidewalk woes

A Baytown reader blasts the school board over lack of athletic scholarships and dangerous wet sidewalks at the high school and elementary campuses. The columnist argues for covered walkways to prevent slips and mud, criticizing delayed action.

Baytown Lee Liberal Arts

Council Plans for Ball and Campus Tasks

The student council outlines roles for the Confederate Ball planning committee with Doug Bell as general chair. Charles Dippel Betty Cook and others join committees for bulletin boards clean up and social events led by Gunther. Alton Laird looks into buying a stereo and tapes for a new student lounge from the library.

Charles Dippel Betty Cook Doug Bell Bulletin Board Mike Lawless Gary Mills Virgil Tieman Burton Burrus Circle K Gunther Larry Gunther Harriett Kelley Phillip Dodd Gayle Creekmore Alton Laird

Student Council Plans and Union Sketch Reported

President Craig Townsend called the meeting to order and minutes were approved. Lynette Bishop announced the assembly will meet Wednesday November 29 and nominees for annual positions plus Student Council introductions were planned. A proposed Student Union would convert the library with new offices, a bookstore, lounge, TV room, and games. candy machines and dancing were discussed.

Craig Townsend Lynette Bishop Craig Jenny Richards Lynda Clark Charles Dippel Gary Mills Anna Hurt Mike Lawless Laird Larry Gunther Harriett Kelley Cynthia Boudloche

The Beat Generation Faces Critics and Change

Critics attack the Beat movement for its rebellion and crude language yet acknowledge its impact on modern literature. The essay argues Beats seek self discovery, fear destruction, and push a transformation that defies past styles while inviting practical relevance to daily life.

God

As You Like It We Live In A World Of Constant Tension

The passage laments rapid change and violence shaping modern life. It notes time as a harsh master, constant upheaval, and a generation seeking quick escapes while old values erode. It warns of distrust and potential irreversible chaos as values shift.

Chatterbox Notes From The Campus Page

Davis Woodall enjoys duck hunting while Arthur Lindstrom becomes a sports writer. Journalism students and sponsor T. E. Rowlett anticipate the next Elizabeth Taylor film. Theron Waddell, once a student, is engaged as the curtain club debates opening date for You Cant Take It With You. Jimmie Herrin faces counterfeiting chatter as many students bet on the TCU Texas game.

Davis Woodall Arthur Lindstrome T. E. Rowlett Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Biroir Hershey Sharon Clannahan BSU Jimmie Herrin Curtain Club

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