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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1961
Page
1
Three Lee College faculty members joined a panel at Anson Jones Elementary PTA. Bill Walker moderated while George Gentry and Alton Laird spoke on purposeful living. The item lists recent campus and community activities and notes other staff appointments and events.
Dean Walter Rundell announces the spring semester honor roll with a 2.5 or better average. Students include Cynthia A Boudloche Judy E Bowers Ella L Bowling Linda L Burke Robby M Emery Emory L Ezell Phillip W Grayson Gere D Hale Bonnie C Harden Molly A Hornsby Robert G Huskey James W Kennedy and others listed on page two.
The Curtain Club brings Thornton Wilder’s Our Town to the college auditorium for Thursday and Friday shows at 8 p m. The three act drama follows Grover’s Corners residents through a day and a wedding, with Emily Webb’s death and a hopeful reflection on life. The stage manager narrates, and the cast includes Theron Waddell James Harris Ruth Deason Dinah Darwood Rebecc a Gibbs Chuck Saunders Doris Lowery Mike Cox and others.
An assembly is scheduled for May 18 to award intramural trophies. The timetable lists Period I from 8 to 9 13, Period II from 9 18 to 10 31, Assembly from 10 36 to 11 06, and Period III from 11 11 to 12 25.
The 1961 Lee Logs arrive and will be distributed at the book store on Thursday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Students must show activity cards and counter sign order cards. Permits needed for a book pickup by another. Linda Booth designed the clown themed cover. The edition is dedicated to Clarence C. Schultz with appreciation from Lee College.
Clarence Schultz, a Lee College faculty member since 1953, is a veteran with naval service and advanced study in history and sociology. Born in Temple Texas he holds degrees from SWTSTC and UT and has taught at Southwest State College. He will speak May 3 to the AAUW on The United States and World Court Jurisdiction Pro and Con. He works to present balanced factual discussions with no partisan bias and also moderates civic events.
Troy Woodall and Pat Rhoden were named King and Queen at the Confederate Ball held at Sylvan Beach on Saturday April 22. Bobby Paulson and Cynthia Boudloche were Prince and Princess, with Larry Kelly announcing the results at 9 30. The coronation, in front of a rose entwined trellis, featured floral bouquets for the queens and crown bearers Cindy Price and Jess Laird. The Russell Jackson Band provided music for the first dance after the ceremony.
The end of the semester art exhibit is on display in the art lab. Works include oil paintings drawings in charcoal pencil pastel ink and sculpture in clay wood and paper mache. Exhibitors include Betty Dunbar Shelby Brown Paul Lara Glyn Taylor Gayle Woods George Land Rita.
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