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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
3
The column catalogs campus happenings at Lee College with student names and events. Highlights include joining the Wacs, new club leadership changes, theater and music activity, housing and library openings, and students balancing study with extra courses. Several named individuals appear in lively vignettes, reflecting campus life and teenage humor.
Two new teachers join Lee College for the spring term. Bob Wright, 1952 Lee College graduate, returns to teach biology with study from Stephen F. Austin Texas A M and Houston. Eugene Lilienstern, Texas City native, English staff addition pursuing a UT PhD.
A digest of works praised for breadth and influence. From Leo A. Orleans on Chinese professional manpower to Elizabeth Eliot’s aristocratic weddings, Feather’s Jazz history, Joyce criticism, Depew’s party book, Maugham essays, Packard’s advertising expose, Spaulding’s fur trade chronicle, and Lerner Loewe Camelot, the list links reading to culture and progress.
Sketches profile Circle K president Craig and sophomore director of Circle K praising Lee College. Craig plans UT study for two degrees Engineering Route to Business in Management and Industrial Management. Cynthia Boudloche active in Junior Classical and Drum and Bugle Corps, Student Council, Le Cercle Francais, Lee Lantern, and campus leadership roles.
On campus many sororities fraternities and student organizations seek new members for the spring semester. BSU president Jimmy Herring heads weekly meetings at 317 South Whiting. Gamma Phi Kappa pledges target spring membership with minimum twelve hours. Rebel Ranglers and Ranglerettes announce officer changes amid Western Week plans.
Cynthia, a Lee College supporter, received the Jayceettes Scholarship as a freshman and the Baytown Business and Professional Women's Scholarship as a sophomore. She majors in French with minors in English and history at the University of Houston and enjoys reading swimming and FM radio, while arranging dates for her five month old sister Maria.
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