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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
2
A message urges graduating sophomores to consider transferring to a senior college for continued study or pursue work if needed. The piece highlights the space age demand for higher education and congratulates all graduates on two years of valuable learning.
Rev. Pinkston outlined study and exam requirements for Java missions including language tests and foreign language exams. He earned degrees from Wayland Baptist College and Southwestern Theological Seminary and aims to return to Java to aid overseas work. Lee College will send a representative to Java for students to gain overseas influence locally.
The Lee College bowling team joined a Texas Southern University tournament in Houston on Saturday April 30. Players Chris Milner Georgeanne Thompson Carol Beaugh and Robbie Lawhon earned a third in doubles. Milner noted a nice luncheon in the Clayton Room above the Student Union. The class meets Tuesdays 2 to 4 with about 30 girls enrolled.
Phi Theta Kappa will be directed by Kent Sadderwhite next year with Joe Michalsky as vice president Pat Moore secretary Rosemary Rodgers treasurer and Tommy Wheat reporter They were installed at last Monday’s meeting A program on Educational System of Saudi Arabia was presented A bake sale to support finances was held Susan Young begun as TSEA president will be installed Sunday at 3 p.m. at Youngblood’s Officers include Tommy Wheat Merle Gunter Jennifer Furen and Pat Pokluda Susan is Programs and Projects chair for Area 1 and a state committee member The Opti-Ettes elected Cynda Shepard president Debbie Adams secretary Janice Skeen treasurer A banquet for members and dates is planned and a service award will be given Plans for an OAS end of term picnic were canceled due to commencement Some members plan a visit to the Bendlndee Arabian Horse Farm owned by Dr Henry Dismukes.
Astros sit atop or near the standings after a 13-9 start and an eight of nine win stretch. Joe Morgan hits .384 while Sonny Jackson steals bases and Jim Gentile eyes more homers. Giants beat Dodgers 9-8 in 10 innings to claim second, then take lead after Reds beat Pirates. Willie Mays hits his 512th NL homer to break the record.
Short campus blips show Molly Shields in rehearsal with George Morvant and Tony Hicks chasing Linda Cook around the LA Building. Diana Vaughn laughs with Kenny Fullen, Ronnie O Sullivan works weekends as chauffeur, and Pam Treat studies biology amid curious classroom vignettes.
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