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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1961
Page
4
Goose Creek Junior College District board votes to drop Lee College basketball for this season citing lack of material and risk to academics. Track, tennis and golf programs will continue. no athletic scholarships were discussed.
Intramural program groups named with captains Ruby Dry Stanley Holsaephel Normal Hirsch Donnie Dietrich Jim Herring Eugene Zapalac Marvin Olive Brad Cash Jesse Higginbotham. Standings list Group I leading with 150 points followed by Groups III V IV and VI. Smash tourneys start Monday Oct 30 1961.
Mrs. Elsie Rheaume to teach a flower arranging course starting November 7 in the Lee College cafeteria from 7 to 10 p m each Tuesday. Instruction covers direct arrangements for Thanksgiving and Christmas. A December 2 flower show will cap the course for student displays.
In Baytown the public is urged to notice arts embodied by Lee College with strong instructors in music drama and literature. Poet William F. Miller is hailed as a leading local artist whose simple language yet clear artistry marks him among Baytown’s notable writers.
Miss Meeks spends hours at home on school work and dinner prep. She enjoys cooking when time permits, favoring broiled filet mignon and baked potato over elaborate dishes. A dinner with Miss Haskel features chicken divan, a layered broccoli and chicken dish with Parmesan sauce. Meeks graduated from Peabody and Columbia University.
The first class in Music Appreciation, taught by Charles Stephenson, meets Thursday night. Classes will run every Thursday for six weeks. The course invites anyone seeking to enrich their enjoyment of music.
The narrator recalls a near-disastrous encounter during a high speed sweep with the U S S English where a misfire and track mishap delayed firing. A few seconds saved three hundred fifty sailors when Number One gun mount stuck and was realigned, revealing the mystery target was wild ducks or geese, not a real enemy.
Students may claim the listed items by providing an accurate description to the office. Items include architect scale one baby bootee one button one chain one composition books notes two earrings four eraser one glasses cases five glove one headscarves six keys two lipstick one tube mechanical pencil one prescription glasses one pair regular pencils three slide rule one slide rule manual one sun glasses one pair textbooks five.
Circle K holds class directors ceremony as Craig Town and Virgil Tiemann present new members. New directors received Circle K pins while all members were issued membership cards and a copy of Circle K in Brief.
A three piece olive bronze suede suit with matching vest on one side and patterned fabric on the other. Two alternates for campus wear include grey flannel and glenarquhardt plaid. Collars emphasize classic shirt choices like the Oxford button down and tab collars.
Fall campus fashion favors bronze brushed felt hats with a higher center crease crown. Dark brown cordovan shoes in plain and wingtip styles lead footwear, while ribbed socks in campus colors complete the outfit. Watch for next month's update on campus sportswear.
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