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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1963
Page
3
A slice of student life filled with playful names and mischief as reporters note pranks clothing and social scenes around the campus during Western Week. The column mentions romances parties and light gossip about students and faculty.
The list extends with students achieving high grades, including Isakson Imogene Lauland to Underwood Wilburn. It notes 2.5 grade averages for several students such as Cliffford B Acker and Roland Jon Armstrong, followed by further names like Herbert Braxton Cooper and Lucie Lee Curtiss.
A collection of summaries of works on literature, history, religion, and science. Includes Shakespeare ten great plays by Provensens, The City of Discontent about Lindsay, Ezra Pound as a troubadour, Niebuhr on Christian resources, Reformation heritage, crime and policing in The Trouble with Cops, Collectivism on the Campus, Cradle of Eminence, and rare earth research.
The Rebel Ranglers club opens pledge week with a full calendar headed by Paul Pearce president and Kay Morgan as president. Debates and student organizations like NEA Circle K and Gamma Phi Kappa outline meetings, officer lineups, and upcoming events through October and May.
Pruett Construction wins the contract for a permanent partition in room 207 at Lee College. Charlie M Ferris will teach a new Manpower Development course in automotive mechanics for 20 men ages 16 to 22 selected by the Texas Employment Commission. Wayne Gregory leads a new secretarial training course with 30 students aged sixteen to twenty one, advised by the commission. Mrs Mae Nelson retires after 18 years from Robert E Lee High School, speaking of her Geneva Red Cross visit. Wanda Williams joins as part time stenography instructor. Bobby Sutphin becomes part time director of publicity on campus. Dr Henry Bergolofsky Hollis Latimer Allen Bailey also teach the new program alongside Williams.
The Peace Corps offers an uncompetitive placement test on October 19 at 8 a.m. in room 520 of the new post office building at 401 Franklin Avenue Houston Texas. Eligible applicants need a high school education or equivalent.
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