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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1957
Page
4
Coach Alton Laird explains a point system for intramural sports covering individual and team events. Points vary by placing and sport, with playoffs determining school champions and top ten individuals plus top four teams to be listed next issue.
Guy Johnson plans a November shipment of a painting to Laguna Gloria in Austin. A January Houston exhibit, sponsored by the Contemporary Arts Museum, features collages among Surrealist works by masters. February brings a local representation at the same museum. A Florida one man show at Mirell Gallery in Miami. In April a Houston Andre Emerich Gallery solo show of paintings and collages.
James Sterling defeated James O'Sullivan in a best two out of three finals to win the Lee College all school badminton singles tourney. Earlier rounds featured Sterling beating Hensley, Langford over Connealy, and Guarino edging Laughlin among others as finalists advanced to determine the school champion.
Basketball and badminton lead the intramural season with singles under way and doubles starting October 21. Martha Post directs activities with Team One under Patsy Posern, Team Two led by Kathy Yandell, and Team Three captained by Margie Shields. Peggy Haskel urges nonsignup players to contact captains. Volleyball table tennis paddle tennis to follow later.
An education focused organization sets time and place for regular meetings. The group aims to prepare members for education careers and attract others to the field. Students may join by contacting college teachers of education. Reb-Belles set meetings on second and fourth Mondays with Martha Post as manager and Peggy Haskel as faculty sponsor.
Wesleyan student group Wesley Foundation chose Sam Jernigan as president at its inaugural meeting on October 8. Evelyn Stephan was elected vice president Nancy Choate secretary Cecelia Adams treasurer and Judy McDonald reporter.
Gamma Phi Kappa initiated 29 new members after rush week. The period featured a tea a Coke party and a wiener roast with events named Back wards-and-Wrongside-out Day Little Girls Day and Old Maids Day. Initiation followed a candle lit ceremony at Bee Gee Gordon’s home.
The Lee College Methodist group meets the fourth Monday at 4:00 pm. The Baptist Student Union elects Benny Hindman president and names officers including Gerald Dickerson as VP and Virginia Hudgins as VP earlier. Faculty sponsor is F H Latimer, with BSA convention attendees noted. The Wesley Foundation backs a 7:30 to 7:50 am campus watch on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room 133. all denominations invited. Ranglerettes officers are Kathy Yandell president Bee Gee Gordon VP Margie Shields treasurer Judy McDonald reporter Glenda Claron social chairman. Members attended the Liberty rodeo on Oct. 11. The campus group has set as its
The LEE LOG staff expanded from five to ten members including Maidie Baldwin Connie Plaglien Kathy Yandell Sammy Caskey and James Timmons. New members are Gayle Nettles Jane O'Sell Judy McDonald Billy Parker and Joe Laughlin. LEE LANTERN workers Aileen Kadjar Frances Morris and Kathy Yandell assist yearbook sales and class photo records. Baldwin becomes LEE LOG representative to the Student Council.
The notice states regular meetings are held at 4:00 p.m on the second and fourth Thursdays. It records no additional details about location or agenda.
The Rebel Ranglers led by sophomore officers Charlie Ehrlund president Eugene Norton vice president and Louis Fram secretary treasurer announced plans to sponsor several hayrides and a Western Week to be publicized later this year.
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