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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1968
Page
2
The piece attacks the New Left and the Students for a Democratic Society describing them as undisciplined and disruptive. It questions their motives, cites a Dallas Notes article urging youth to resist authority, and warns that rebellion risks destruction before reconstruction.
The Lee College Chapter of the Future Secretaries Association met at 3 p.m. Sunday at Mrs. Dorine Sauls home for an informal committee planning session. The SC Chapter is sponsored by the San Jacinto Chapter of the NSA with Mrs. Sauls as sponsor and Mrs. Cave Kominek and Mrs. Bonnie Llewelyn as co sponsors from the NSA chapter. Members and anyone interested in the secretarial field are urged to contact Mrs. Sauls in Office E at Wal ter Randall Hall or any FSA officer.
Wayne Miller stands out as a dynamic educator and active campus first. A Odessa High School graduate and actor, he taught math at Lee and led clubs at Odessa Jr College. He pursued Texas Tech studies, engaged in the Barth Society, and later earned multiple degrees while marrying Virginia and pursuing graduate work at several universities.
A reader criticizes the Lantern for overemphasis on sports, old cars, and a single poet. The letter urges more topics for all readers and invites student submissions from anyone who can write in solid journalistic style.
The Lantern plans to balance news features and sports in a concise four page weekly edition. It will source straight news from campus events and administration while highlighting student and teacher profiles for features. The sports page will cover campus sports and external events to inform readers.
A Lee College student, Charlotte L. Marsh, 19, was injured in a one car crash on Park Street near Airhart Drive at 2:29 a.m. She was listed in fair condition at Gulf Coast Hospital. Police say she was speeding in a 35 mph zone, lost control, hit a ditch bank, fence, and rolled back upright. Negligent collision and striking a fixed object charges will be filed.
Linda Ferrell reports on the draft rules for students at LC. Full time status requires 12 class hours per semester. Freshmen boys must file Form 109 with Mrs. Bessie Durham to obtain deferments. Local students must file SS Form with the Texas Local Board. A four year deferment is granted if requirements are met, but reaching age 24 ends the deferment. Graduate students in non reserve programs lose deferment unless in OT/ROTC. Dropping below 12 hours may trigger army draft.
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