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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1951
Page
1
The excerpt jokes about future eye and teeth banks for transplants, and cheekily hints at brain banks. It quips about a man's equation to a woman's heart via money and recalls a lighthearted gardening quip about a wife.
The fall catalog lists photography as a new course with 18 students in two classes. The lab sits on the west end of the second floor with a red light outside. The darkroom area features nine small studios and a larger shared space. Instructor J R Baldwin, a 25 year photography hobbyist, leads the class. he works in the Industrial Training Department at the Baytown Humble plant where photography aids his job.
Tommie Jones was elected president of the Wesley Foundation at a November 5 meeting in room 213. Officers include Buddy Mills as vice president and Marion Adams as secretary-treasurer. The group plans Monday gatherings at 9 o clock with business devotional and social meetings led by sponsor A. H. Miles.
Barry Nettles wins the 1951 Lee College student election held November 8 to lead the Student Council with Mary Lou Kirkpatrick as vice president and Jeanette Garber as secretary treasurer. Freshman and sophomore class officers and representatives are listed with candidates for each position and the election slate.
The Curtain Club selects Helena's Husband The Wonder Hat and Goodnight Caroline for December performances sponsor Mrs Lynn O Hagan announces Casts include Janie Tarburton Geraldine Ford and George Barclay Helena's Husband a satire on Helen of Troy features Helena Menelaus and Paris with narrator Lois Mason The Wonder Hat follows Harlequin and Columbine on a park circle set while Goodnight Caroline completes the trio.
Mrs. O. Ben Hander will review Forrestal's Caries November 27 at 8 30 p m in the Lee auditorium sponsored by Phi Theta Kappa The book covers Forrestal's views and notes from the five years as Navy Secretary It mentions President Truman Robert Lovett Averell Harriman and Ferdinand Eberstadt Admission is 50 cents and students will be excused from class
The first regular assembly is planned for November 28 at 4 20 in the auditorium. Mrs. Fred O’Hagan, chairwoman of the activity committee, says new Student Council officers will be presented and popular nominees shown. A school song may be discussed. late arrivals welcome.
The Lee College Choir rehearses for a December performance featuring Bach Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, Gershwin numbers from Porgy and Bess, and American folk songs. They will later join voice students and the drama department for a one act operetta. The 32 member choir is directed by Miss Hildegarde Odhner and includes Edwin Attebury, Emma Bauer, Margie Billings, and others.
Harold Stevenson was omitted from the last issue’s assistants list. He serves as lab assistant to Mr. Nelson in physics and previously worked as an assistant to Mrs. Nelson in biology during his senior year after graduating from IR.E.L.
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