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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1953
Page
4
The piece teases a basketball game on Tuesday December 1 at Lee College pitting the Knights against St Thomas University. It frames a contrast with doom-laden football predictions and emphasizes the home court clash as a major early-season event.
Orchids to Sandra Montgomery Evelyn Doss and Shirley Dot Her ring along with Miss Peggy Has kell for the efficient manner in which the girls intramural badminton tournaments were reeled off. Good going Rebelettes.
A call goes out for Lee College students to volunteer for the December 1 victory event against St Thomas. Organizers urge 100 spirited volunteers to shout a chant at the gym and join support for the Rebels at nearby games November 24 and 25 in Longview and Carthage.
Wayne Clement and Charles Wagner of Group II won the doubles title with a slam style, defeating Group I finalists Lager Hunsucker and Normand Smith 15-5 15-12. They dominated all matches, with only a tight semi final 15-11 15-13 being close.
Delia Adlong wins the singles crown after a best of three series against Linda Griffin in a Monday Oct 26 badminton event. Tiny Doss and Sister Flynt claim doubles gold by defeating Sandra Montgomery and Peggy Campbell, with earlier rounds listing numerous head-to-head results.
Hunsucker crowned school champion in boys' badminton singles after a come from behind 15-9 12 15-12 victory over Willie Ploche. Ploche had upset Huey earlier, while Wagner and Brown were defeated by Ploche and Hunsucker respectively en route to the final.
The article surveys Latin American music and birds noting Mexico's Eugenio Ortega opera Gu a timotzin and popular tunes such as Besame Mucho and Frenesi. It highlights Carlos Chavez Villa Lobos and Carmen Miranda, Brazil’s Bachianas Brasileiras, education funding, and birds like the Andean Condor and the Resplendent Quetzal.
The Hornera is named as Argentina’s national bird a bold red tinged brown fowl. It nests in plaster oven shaped structures with five eggs and a heavy protective nest. Caracaras appear in Mexico Cuba Florida Texas and Arizona. They mate for life enlarge nurseries to two or three eggs hatched in 28 days, with pink tinged down and dark brown crowns.
Mutualista of Baytown honors a Latin American graduate of Robert E. Lee High School as most outstanding based on scholarship and citizenship. Other scholarship recipients include Mitch Vanya, Doris Tribe, Jeanne Dillenback, Charles Daniel, Donald Ott, Cecile Treat, Sandra Millard, Shirley Jean Hallam, Ross Flowers, Joyce Reynolds, and Linda Scott, with awards from Lions Club, BPW, AAUW, Baytown Employers Federation, IBEW, Citizens National Bank, and college scholarships for salutatorians.
The consensus holds Nancy Battle and Jane Neuerberg liable for misleading the public by false labeling. Gypsy girls invited guests to cake and punch in a music filled setting, with Ollie Miller Betty Hart Linda Scott among those linked to the event and others named as possibly responsible. A reliable source notes a good time was had.
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