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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
2
The Lee Lantern urges high school seniors to consider Lee College for its academic focus over athletics. It highlights small classes, liberal instructors, active discussions, and low costs benefiting students who start at Lee College before transferring.
A student poll shows varied views on reviving basketball and expanding athletics at Lee College. Respondents argue sports can raise school prestige enrollment and recognition, while some prefer broader or different athletic offerings and time commitments.
The article notes Shelly's Coloring Book at about 600 dollars at private options, state colleges at around 500 per semester, and Lee College at roughly 75 per semester. It emphasizes convenience of commuting, availability of over 15 student organizations, and a new library valued at 300000 with 30 000 volumes. It invites readers to attend college.
Lee College student paper in Baytown lists Joe Allen as editor in chief with reporters including Linda McWilliams Judy Blye Margaret Anderson Keith Trainer Patsy Fregia Charles Moser Virginia Cook Kay Mallory and Melanie Colburn. Shelly Sheffield is cartoonist Bao vee photographer and advisor T E Rowlett Jr. is named.
A reader protests a February LATERN op-ed criticizing how LEE LOG personalities are elected. The writer outlines hours of council work, explains nomination safeguards, multi candidate positions, and vote counting, and notes plans to use voting machines for future Student Association elections to boost turnout.
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