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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
2
On campus a crowd gathers at coffeehouses to debate religion philosophy and education topics. Students exchange Latin Greek and foreign phrases as they probe life, often shifting beliefs between agnosticism atheism and more confident worldviews.
Karate, a self defense art, is offered to interested students every Monday and Wednesday at 2 30 P M in the gym. Instructor Mr Wayne Miller invites high attendance and notes the course is free with no grades or credit. Enrollment is still open, requiring only a gym suit. The class has run for three weeks.
Robert E. Lee and Sterling High played a defensive battle at Memorial Stadium ending in a 0-0 tie. Pat Urchin sparked the Ganders while Melvin Green and Ricky Hart paced the Rangers in a tight contest that showcased speed over size.
Rho Epsilon Beta elects Rocky Roquemore as president and Ronnie Hall as VP with Charles McKinney secretary and Sherman Moore treasurer. The group enforces constitution rules and proclaims Rho Epsilon Beta Week before Thanksgiving with members to wear coats and pins.
Six Lee College Engineering Club members joined about 85 TSPE Baytown Chapter attendees for a Friday luncheon. Dean Kirkpatrick of the University of Houston spoke on What TSPE Can Do for Young Engineers. The club plans future talks, a turbine engine demonstration, and a tour of Highes Tool Co. to recruit new members.
Dr. Thomas M. Spencer of San Jacinto College was appointed to a 15 member State Coordinating Board committee to draft a long range plan for Texas higher education. The panel will decide the number and locations of universities senior colleges and junior colleges and aim to place every Texas citizen in a junior college district.
Mr. Jack McClendon Jr. of Lee College judged the 17th annual Fine Arts Exhibit at Anahuac School Recreation Center on Sunday Nov 20. He holds BA from the University of Southwestern Louisiana and MA from the University of Houston.
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