The Lee Lantern College Publication Note
The Lee Lantern is published every third week by students of Lee College in Baytown Texas.
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1959
Page
2
The Lee Lantern is published every third week by students of Lee College in Baytown Texas.
A digest of quotations on learning from abrasive contacts and broadening the mind, Emerson on truth versus repose, and Hal Borland on perpetual change. The excerpts explore living, perception, and resisting unchanging claims.
A student laments looming deadlines tests and projects for a busy week. They juggle a biology practical, math prep, a book report due Monday, and a Sunday start plan while dreaming of sun and a Friday break.
Area industrial workers and private employees enroll at Lee College to pursue degrees while maintaining full-time jobs. A Tuesday-Thursday class shows 22 students with 11 in industry, 6 in private service, and two from Shell, Diamond Alkali, and Ethyl. Respondents cite personal growth and job advancement as key motivators, noting industry support and potential wage benefits.
Gamma Phi Kappa members and their dates attended the annual Dinner Date Saturday March 14 at the Ram's Club in Houston. They enjoyed a full-course meal and dancing to a club combo. Next on the GPK agenda is a Galveston weekend trip in early May led by sponsor Miss Peggy Haskel.
Dean Walter Rundell attended the American Association of Junior Colleges annual meeting in Long Beach California March 11 14. He flew by airlines and returned to campus Monday morning. He will visit Houston April 3 4 for the Association of Texas Colleges meeting. He serves on the Committee on Standards and Classification.
The Denver Post editorial argues that education problems reflect broader societal attitudes. It urges families to model reading enthusiasm and value differentiation from neighbors, suggesting home influence shapes Johnny’s reading, science, and math interest.
Lee College will be represented at the Texas Student Education Association convention in Houston at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel March 19 20. Official delegates are Aileen Kadjar and Jeanette Rose with Jan Taylor as Miss Future Teacher candidate. Others attending include Bobbi Stovall Helen Bowers and Dollie Williams. The University of Houston chapter arranged the meeting with addresses by Dr John McFarland and Waurine Walker.
Maidie Baldwin and Beverly Crawford announced intramural standings for girls with Team I 180, Team II 167, Team III 144, Team IV 105. Individual tallies list Helen Hazelton 85, Geraldine Peacock 40, Maidie Baldwin 36, Beverly Crawford 27.
A sharp analytic mind offers business optimization guidance yet remains reluctant to launch his own consulting firm, preferring advisory roles or in-house projects. He cites risk, market dynamics, and personal priorities shaping his career path.
Ann Armstrong resigns from the college newspaper staff due to a heavy study load. Jo Wilson and Nancy Kelley will help with copy and business administration for the spring semester as they contributed to the LEE LOG yearbook finalizing in March.
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