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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1960

Page

4

Lee College Tracksters Compete In Harlandale Relays

Lee College sent seven athletes in nine events at the Harlandale Relays in San Antonio. Spain competed in both relays and four field and sprint events, with a 5 ft 10 in high jump securing a second place tie and the mile relay finishing fifth.

Lee College Harlandale San Antonio Joe Spain Wallace Berry Ray Smajstrla Bill James Hussey Spain Bill Kurtz James Shires Berry Kurtz Shires Smajstrla Hussey Jack Gary Lucas Vegas Blinn Junior College Lee

Selective Service Exam Filing Deadline Emphasized

Educational Testing Service urges immediate filing for the April 28 Selective Service College Qualification Test. Applications must be postmarked by midnight April 7, 1960. Results go to the student’s local board to assess student deferment.

Selective Service Educational Testing Service P. O. Box Princeton New Jersey Selective Service Local Board of

Reb-Belles plan spring party for basketball and track teams

The Reb-Belles girls pep squad outline an outdoor Easter holiday supper on April 21 at Bette Dommert's with games and dancing after. A tape on Communist tactics shown at the Baptist Student Union by the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade prompts interested students to contact Everett Lindstrom.

Reb-Belles Bette Dommert’s The Baptist Student Union Everett Lindstrom

Intramural Contests Move Through Handball and Horseshoe Finals

Intramural competition is in full swing with handball singles and doubles and horseshoe singles and doubles underway. Singles finals will be completed this week while doubles have started. Basketball title went to group three led by Charlie Lyons with runner up group two captained by Don Mc Alvany. Upcoming events include table tennis paddle tennis and track.

Charlie Lyons Don McAlvany

Geology Scholarships Offered Through SEG Foundation

The SEG Foundation invites applications for undergraduate and graduate geology and geophysics scholarships. Criteria include financial need and strong competence as shown on the application. Contact Mr. E. G. Ellis for details in room 30 Liberal Arts, with forms from SEG Foundation Box 1536 Tulsa 1 by April 15.

E. G. Ellis SEG Foundation Tulsa 1 Oklahoma

Chatter Sparks With Schoolday Mischief And College Takeover

Local readers glimpse a lively jumble of notes from campus life. The Armed Forces briefly occupy Lee College for a day while a girl pursues a boy. Other items cheer seniors, art classes, and student council activity as Barbara Sjolander shows a new hairdo.

Armed Forces Lee College Butch Sorrells Santa Claus el Matador Rebs JO Ellen Spiers Carpenters Diana Marcus Barbara Sjolander

Lee College Students Face Hurdles at SNEA Convention

Lee College delegates returned from the Texas Student Education Association state convention amid setbacks. Issues included misblocked hotel reservations, ineligibility of vice president candidate Tommy Skipper for next year, replacement by G. G. Robey, and LC’s Mr and Miss FTA finalists failing to reach finals. James Taylor, Abi line Christian College, was elected state president, with Bill Marrs of Odessa Junior College named state parliamentarian.

Lee College Texas Student Education Association Tommy Skipper G. G. Robey James Taylor Jan Taylor James Abilene Christian College Bill Marrs Odessa Junior College Skipper

UH Grants Scholarship for Optometry Students

The Better Vision scholarship offers $500 to at least one student from each southern state including Texas. Provided by optometrists and supporters of UH and optometry education, the award prioritizes financial need and scholastic ability with an emphasis on female recipients.

University of Houston School of Optometry Texas University of Houston

Lee College Delegates Attend Convention to Support Elections

The Lee College delegates praised the convention and claimed partial credit for helping elect someone to state office. They said they learned much about politics, noting both good and bad experiences.

Payola in Music Industry Draws Congressional Attention

House investigators probe payola in the music business as Down Beat and John Tynan critique bribery schemes involving record company executives, distributors, and DJs. The piece argues against moral decay yet notes hopeful signs as jazz and good music regain traction nationwide.

House Down Beat John Tynan Tynan Jim America

Bowling League Numbers Sixty At Lee College

Lee College bowling enthusiasts formed two leagues due to a large turnout of sixty. One league meets on Tuesday with eight teams, the other on Thursday with six teams. Two teams entered the city tournament. the first team includes Curtis Franz Johnny Hernandez Herbie Hanson and J T Badgett. The second team features Warner City Cesar Trevino Charles Baumhauer and Benjamin Moskowitz. Coach Moskowitz aims to send two teams to the intercollegiate tournament at Texas A and M College in the near future.

Lee College Curtis Franz Johnny Hernandez Herbie Hanson J. T. Badgett Warner City Cesar Trevino Charles Baumhauer Benjamin Moskowitz

University scholarships seek students with strong optometry interest

The program requires a minimum C average and a faculty scholarships committee interview with a practicing optometrist. To be considered, applicants must file an application by April 15.

Sion University of Houston

Navigator Training Aimed At U S Air Force Cadets

The document promotes U S Air Force Navigator training for young men ages 19 to 26 who are American citizens, healthy, intelligent and often with a high school diploma. It outlines progression from Aviation Cadet and training to a commission as a Second Lieutenant with Navigator wings, and invites contact via local recruiters or mail-in coupon.

Egypt U. S. Air Force Air Force Aviation Cadet Information Dept

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BSU Lee College Rebels Alton Laird Winston Culbreth Chili Cauthen J. R. Blanscott Larry Guenther Doug Parson Troy Woodall Clifford Porter Mike Hayes SNEA Optometry Down Beat Magazine Dawn MAGA Air Rae
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