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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1957
Page
3
Subscription period runs Sept 20 to Oct 12 for Lee Log. Picture day at Chadwick Studio Sept 30 to Oct 12. Oct 2 tentative assembly for nominations. Oct 16 and 17 tentative elections for Student Council officers. Lee Lantern next issue on Oct 22.
A note asks Maidie Baldwin Connie Plagens Jane G'Sell Kathy Yandell Sammy Coskey and James Timmons to take a subscription to the LEE LOG college yearbook before October 12. The request emphasizes securing a copy for the upcoming year and lists the named students to contact.
Dean Walter Rundell said a complete list of scholarship students cannot be announced yet. Five scholarships for the fall are determined. Connie Plagens received the Hazel Echols scholarship. Joyce Alexander got the BEF award. Gladys Rasbeary won the BEA scholarship. Raymond Torres is sponsored by the Lions Club and Rene Brown by the Galena Park Ex-Students Association. Further recipients to be announced.
The page notes the last day for preferred sittings for Chadwick Studio yearbook pictures and mentions subscriptions availability. The LEE LANTERN carries the yearbook picture story in this issue.
The Lee College chemistry department expands as Frank Maystorovich becomes its third staffer. New educators include Herbert Morice in education and psychology, Sherwood Jackson Carpenter Jr in engineering drawing and government, and Kenneth Allen Marshall in English. Additional mathematics staff hail from Texas institutions, with Nolan Bounds and Huey Phillips teaching math. Franklin E. Kellogg to teach physics through 1957-58.
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