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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1960

Page

4

Intramural Play Underway at Lee College

Lee College launches intramural program directed by Alton Laird and Gertrude Lyon. Kay Clark leads girls athletics while Larry Guenther oversees boys. Badminton singles playoffs run Mondays Wednesdays Fridays. doubles began October 7.

Lee College Alton Laird Gertrude Lyon Kay Clark Larry Guenther Glenn Herround Billy Hartless Jimmy Epperson Edward McLenna Larry Ross Merrick Laucier Paul Nichols Willie Lively Larry Crain

Dean of Student Life Details Lee College Activity Rules

Dean of Student Life Alton Laird outlines campus rules for using the Lee College name, faculty sponsorship requirements, calendar clearance, approval processes, and behavior expectations. Restrictions include on campus alcohol prohibition, sponsor attendance, and procedures for forming new student clubs and activities.

Alton Laird Lee College Ulty

Ellis Receives Several Honors

Dr. John M. Ellis head of the social sciences department is among ten Texas sociologists invited to a Southern Methodist University meeting to study Texas demography. He will present a paper in Dallas at the Easter meeting comparing Houston and San Antonio mortality rates and has been named a Fellow of the American Sociological Association effective January 1, 1961.

John M. Ellis Department of Social Sciences Texas Southern Methodist University Southwestern Sociological Society Dallas Ellis Houston San Antonio American Sociological Association

New Course In Russian History At Lee College

A fall course H303 Russian History Since 1917 will meet Thursdays 6 30 to 8 30 pm at Lee College. It covers pre revolutionary Russia the revolution and leaders communist thought five year plans industrialization collectivization the soviet system the constitution and government structure suppression of deviationist groups and Russia in World War II the cold war Stalin death the new regime and renewal of the cold war. The 27 week course offers three semester hours with a readings based text.

Lee College Russia The Ussr

Faculty Women Wives Farm Club Organizes Social Group

Women of the faculty and wives of faculty members form a new social organization with Florence Niell as president and18 members attending the September 10 meeting in the library. Monthly meetings planned. October coffee chaired by Mrs. Robert McGraw. November luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club chaired by Ruby Barham. December Christmas party committee led by Mrs. Rowlett. January February events to include a book review and a games party chaired by Mrs. Bonner and Mrs. E. E. Wilson. A name for the club to be chosen at the October meeting.

Florence Niell T. E. Rowlett, Jr Charles Bonner Walter Rundell Robert McGraw Goose Creek Country Club Ruby Barham Rowlett Bonner E. E. Wilson

Collage Magazine Debuts as National College Read

Collage a new magazine aimed at college audiences hits bookstores and newsstands this month. Editor David Preiss expects it to grow like College Humor did before World War II, offering non fiction on arts academia athletics and student art while seeking student correspondents from campuses nationwide. Readers may view the first issue in the press room at 1822 N Orleans Chicago Illinois with return postage for replies within two weeks.

David Preiss Preiss N. Orleans Chicago Ill

Two Separate Worlds Bob Kirkley Quote

A Bob Kirkley passage contrasts high school and college cultures. He argues discord dominates high school while college fosters harmony, blaming divergent goals for distrust and urging unity as the source of honesty integrity and scholarship.

College Bob Kirkley

Lyon enjoys digging and reading biographies at home

The Lyons live at 144 Linwood Drive Baytown with Mr. Lyon employed by Humble Company. Their 14 year old twins Jim and Mary Karen attend junior high and keep up activity at home.

Mr. Lyon Humble Company Jim Mary Karen Linwood Drive Baytown

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Carol Englehardt Loretta Fulcher Molly Hornsby Linda Burke Mike Lawless David Saunders Jimmie Herring Darrell Kleypas Don Hodges Timmy Himel Bob Hensley Charles Moore Dean Laird Student Life Wives Farm Club New Magazine Lyon
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