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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1960
Page
1
Goose Creek Junior College District votes to raise out of district tuition by 1.00 per semester hour for the 1960 61 session with another dollar added for 1961 62. No change until fall 1960. Current rate 3.25 per hour for 15 hours, while total instructional cost per student is about 6.50 after tuition and aid.
Lee College plans a Senior Day on February 9 inviting area high school seniors. Activities begin at 6 00 with registration then department tours a basketball game and a dance. Student Council chairmen lead committees with groups like Ranglers and Rho Epsilon Beta managing publicity and events.
Phi Theta Kappa aims to boost student directory sales next semester under Don McAlvaney president. A weeklong campaign will mobilize all members to raise funds, with proceeds influencing delegate numbers for a national convention, hoping for a success similar to the Allen Academy dance.
End of semester art exhibit displays ink, pastel, pencil, charcoal drawings, water color and oil paintings, wood and clay sculpture, plus elementary school projects. Notable exhibitors include Innis Di Santis, Hileen Jarger, Jesse Johnson, James Maroney, George Land, Sally Sholes, and many others.
Cafeteria manager Mrs. Jennie Richards appeals for student cooperation in the dining hall. Students are asked to carry their own trays and coffee cups to the window for dirty dishes. She notes past cooperation has been good but stresses extra effort to keep the facility orderly.
All LOG personality winners must report to the press room tomorrow at 1 00 p m for picture taking.
Jan Taylor will grace the 1960 LOG as First Lady with runners up Sandra Knox and Rosa Gonzalez. They were elected in an all-student election before Christmas holidays. Sophomore and freshman favorites and outstanding students are listed with several named students featured in the expanded personalities section.
The Business Department will offer certificates for students who want to complete a specified business course without graduating. Miss Barham says requirements are being determined to fit secretarial or office work training and full details will be announced later.
Bruce Hanson violinist and Thomas Stone pianist gave a Thursday evening recital. The program featured Stamitz in B flat major Schubert in A major Dvorak in F major and Turina Espanola. Hanson is a Spanish and music instructor. Stone also teaches music.
Frank Maystorovich inorganic chemistry teacher at Lee College has three years on campus with five more years at Pikeville Campbellsville and Wyoming colleges. Born in Chicago, he earned an AB in physics from Berea and an MA in foreign language from Wyoming University, while serving in the Air Force. He values lifelong learning and makes teaching an intellectual adventure, keeping up with science through NSF summer institutes and periodicals. His wife teaches religious education, and their children attend local school.
The Elks National Foundation Trustees announce a total of 100000 in scholarship awards to be distributed at the 1960 Grand Lodge Session. Eligible applicants include high school seniors and college preparatory students or undergraduates from any recognized college. Applications require assessing criteria such as citizenship leadership perseverance resourcefulness patriotism and financial need. Send requests and blanks to John F. Malley chairman 16 Court Street Boston 8 Mass. A 90 percent scholarship rating and top five percent class standing are typically needed to reach final consideration. A limited number of applications remain in the office.
Lester Gallatin was elected to the Student Council as vice president after a vote of 120 ballots. He won by a plurality amid no prior rule on majority versus plurality and was confirmed at the last meeting following the resignation of Mike Schwendeman.
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