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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1950
Page
4
Kenneth Walter argues tennis blends grace and technique with strategic depth similar to football and baseball. He notes the sport's association with the upper class and contrasts it with its demanding rules, grips, spins, positions, and single-player responsibility for outcomes.
Awards for intramural events delayed to May 17. Arnold Stern and Bill Richardson win the horseshoes doubles. Alden Weaver and Bob Hensley vie for the singles title. Reager and Bailey face Stern and Hensley in tennis doubles. Doris Lively leads the girls high point race. Moskowitz trails but can close with two wins. Top award totals listed include Stern nine and Hensley seven among others.
The speaker longs to sit or climb nearby mountains and plans to spend three months doing nothing this summer, valuing quiet time against action.
Dorothy Gierisch describes daydreaming as a waste of spare moments when thinking of upcoming tasks and delaying study. She notes how intervals blur into hours without progress and resolves to tackle work tomorrow after resting.
Five students from the music appreciation class attended the Metropolitan Opera performances on May first and second. They saw La Traviata and Lohengrin by the New York casts with Ruth Morris Vandine Beal and Mrs. John Ellis at La Traviata and Peter Baumgarten Kenneth Baird at Lohengrin.
Carl Daniel, ex sailor, pursues balance of work, study, and home life. He works in a Houston chlorine unit by day, attends Lee College three nights weekly, and plans to major in Physical Education for a coaching career. He dislikes 'put ons' and hopes to build a home soon.
Peggy Bittick and Pauline Malazzo will leave the Lee College office before the fall semester. Bittick has 89 hours credit and plans to study at Baylor University this summer and fall while keeping her LC job. Malazzo has 63 hours and may enroll at Texas A and M while continuing summer work at LC.
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