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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1968
Page
3
Donald Dial assesses pop music evolution since the Beatles. Lyrics gain value and intensity as writers blend literary heritage with social awareness, producing stylistically complex works. Yet much protest music proved overly didactic and topical, risking broader appeal.
Wayne Wilson reports on Bobby Ptacek's orange ‘32 Ford five window coupe in Lee College parking. Modifications noted include 12-inch ground clearance 8-inch chopped top 283 Stovebolt V8 forged slugs Mondello heads Edelbrock ram log manifold Isky 505 roller, Munice close ratio four speed, 5:38 Chevy rear, M H wrinkle-wall tires. Car ran 12.26 at 117 with 2100 pounds. Ptacek plans platinum metal flake paint and Pontiac rear swap. ongoing interest in the do-it-yourself hot rod culture. The piece also critiques music albums by the Rolling Stones and Simon and Garfunkel, praising only a few songs and arguing over albums’ artistic merit.
Phi Theta Kappa and Theta Kappa Sigma hold meetings and initiations with invitations based on GPA leadership and citizenship. Lee College Rodeo Club plans events including parades and festivals while Young Democrats elect officers and back Humphrey-Muskie. Circle Kettes and Kappa Sorority announce officers and pledges as they prepare fall activities and memberships.
A fragment from a campus page features THETA KAPPA SIGMA pledges at Lee College with Layne Lumus described as the least proud and Rick Johnson performing an African Slide. The piece includes random musings on war, aging, graffiti, a pool game by Danny Savell, and a cricket conductor joke.
Have you noticed the bright red carpet along the aisle and stage area in the Lee College Auditorium chosen as a school color. Also visible is new patio furniture on the Liberal Arts Building porch prompting campus interest.
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