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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1962
Page
3
A flurry of campus gossip and social events at Lee College during Splash Day weekend in Galveston. Students and staff are spotted at beaches, dances, and gatherings with mentions of cars, fashion, pranks, and friendly rivalries.
A review lists books on Soviet policy Cold War history and U S Cuba relations. Works cited include Readings in Soviet Foreign Policy by Adams The Russian Intelligentsia edited by Pipes and Lukacs A History of the Cold War by John Lukacs and The United Nations and How It Works by Cushman Coyle plus Arms Control and related titles.
The article notes graduation exercises on May 25 with graduates and parents invited and a reception in the cafeteria. It covers the student council annual banquet on May 8 at Goose Creek Country Club with swimming and terrace dinner, and the Name the Rebel Contest postponed until fall due to no suitable entries.
Gamma Phi Kappa heads Palooza planning a May 19 dancing and swimming party with Rosemary O Rear in charge. Lee College Curtain Club staged Ibsen Ghosts May 4 5 under Mrs Norton with Terry Bone stage managing. The REBS Ranglerettes Circle K Rebel Ranglers French Club and Phi Theta Kappa all announced new officers and activities across campus.
A columnist notes that learning fades during lengthy breaks unless students read and discuss. Rowlett compares mental exercise to physical training, stating that brain workouts yield similar gains as muscle workouts.
Circle K International campus clubs, including one at Lee College, receive the George Washington Honor Medal for campus citizenship efforts. Mike Lawless announces the 1961 award, the second consecutive year CKI has been honored. The organization grows rapidly with 7500 members on about 385 campuses and 75 new clubs chartered in 1961.
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