Weekend mischief and campus chatter in the Briefs
The column recaps light hearted campus glimpses. Names like SUSAN TAY LOR JO THOMAS TOMMY STEWART and DORIS LOWERY appear with anecdotes about pictures in the cafeteria and a drama banquet.
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1961
Page
3
The column recaps light hearted campus glimpses. Names like SUSAN TAY LOR JO THOMAS TOMMY STEWART and DORIS LOWERY appear with anecdotes about pictures in the cafeteria and a drama banquet.
The piece recaps a busy year at Lee College with six new staff members, student council and club changes, bond issues, and several campus events. Highlights include Curtain Club’s Death Takes a Holiday, Sadie Hawkins dance, Confederate Ball, Town play, Parents Night, Open House, and the Lee Log yearbook plus Hall of Fame memories.
Clarence C. Schultz of the History Department will meet with the class regularly to raise questions and guide reading. Humanities 300 omits formal lectures and seeks significant ideas from philosophy religion history politics literature and art that shaped cultural and intellectual development.
A college education means more than one field praised. it builds reading habits. Milton J. Sharp’s Peace and the Peace Corps outlines aims costs and requirements at Penn State College.
The article lists fall offerings including introductory humanities, honors options, a Creative Writing course taught by Gladys Ellis, a Civil War history class by Dr John Ellis, an Investments course BA-319 by Wayne Gregory, a Bible course Bib 303 by Kenneth Marshall, and summer courses in music appreciation charm upholstery and slide rule. It profiles Leonard Neuerberg a Lee College student turned writer and poet, and Jennifer Chaisty a South African teacher, detailing their backgrounds, attitudes toward education and cross cultural observations of schooling in the United States.
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