The Lee Lantern Junior College News Staff Listing
A listing of staff and roles for The Lee Lantern published by Lee Junior College in Tri Cities Texas. It names editors reporters and department heads including Robert Hensley Marian McMaster Polly Gene Stewart and Frank Thompson with several reporters identified.
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Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Texas
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Cev Cos Sevessas
Robert Hensley
Marian McMaster
PRR
Torre Lors Fe Ayssiels
Polly Gene Stewart
Rose Enoch
Kathryn Myebroff Rice
Fas
Fibes
Frank Thompson Business
Ceesseees Lemuel Porter
Arthur Rae Cates
Geraldine Gieger
John Kizler
S. L. Knowles
Bertram Norris
Anne Jones
Oscar Hunter
Carl Bond
W. D. Foster
Walter Rundell, Jr
Lola Mae Hewett
The Chicks Take Over Easter Becomes Gulf Coast Color Show
Easter season brings vibrant colors to the gulf coast as men wear greens and blues and women display bright gowns. Shoppers note Bert Black's Goose Creek window featuring colorful Easter chicks, signaling chicks may supplant the traditional rabbit as the season’s emblem.
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Gulf Coast
Bert Black
Goose Creek
Friend Rabbit
Red Cross Appeal From School Superintendent Gentry
Red Cross appeal urged by School Superintendent George H. Gentry to faculty and students to contribute, noting that small parts help a great organization run more smoothly.
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George H. Gentry
Red Cross
Patron letter to editor prompts lamp wick gossip boost
A reader email praises the gossip column and urges brighter coverage. The editor invites further tips from readers to enrich lantern reporting and publish more community details.
Definition Detective Tales Glamourize Crime in Imaginary Life
The piece notes how detective stories by Sherlock Holmes and others glamorize murder and robbery in American life. It warns readers may begin to believe these tales resemble real events.
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Sherlock Holmes
Hercule Poirot
Perry Mason
Beowulf
Superman
April Fool Gossip at LJC Sparks Light Romance
A lighthearted Lee Lantern gossip column recalls spring flirtations at LJC with stories of weddings, engagements, and dating antics among students and staff. Highlights include Bob Powell and Peggy Jo Wooley's wedding, Arthur Cates and Jo Arnett’s breakup, and various crushes and mischiefs surfaced in April Fool humor.
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Borden
Shirley Enderli
Harvey Rhodes
Bob Powell
Peggy Jo Wooley
Liberty
Bob
Arthur Ray Cates
Jo Arnett
Velma Lee Coleman
Velma Lee
Connie Bergeron
Beth Williams
Humble
Preston Dumas
Pres
Paul Web
Henry Kinnaird
Paul Edwards
H. P. McAlister
Earl Ellis
Marvin Seiver
April Fool
Robert Lee Jacks
Cecil Wise
Vernon Jacobs
LJC
Bobby Casey
Joe Heintschel
Wesley Macon
Dolores Priest
Johnny Hill
Walter Rundell Jr
Ballet
Houston
Charles Kitzman
Geraldine Cates
George Dabney
Johnnie Lou Sprayberry
Richard
Richard Bradbury
Light Reflections and Social Critique in LJC Pages
The intramural program stalls due to exams with boxing unused and a postponed opening, while ping pong sees Norvell Locker defeating Alton Laird to claim the singles crown among top players Dabney and Moreno. An editorial piece denounces spoiled discipline, calls for school reform, and warns against war propaganda and reckless public sentiment.
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LJC
Norvell Locker
Alton Laird
Laird
Locker
George Dabney
Willie Moreno
Frank Thompson
Sinatra Has Lungs and Opera Barber's Pole Opinion
This column reviews Frank Sinatra’s vocal strength on Where is My Bess from Gershwin’s Porky and Bess and his Begin the Beguine performance. It laments opera’s reach via a barber’s radio, praises Barber of Seville publicity, and notes anticipation for The Best Years Of Our Lives. It also critiques Open the Door Richard and the Claghorn/Dusty Fletcher sketch.
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Lemuel Porter
Sinatra
Frankie
Bess
George Gershwin
Porky and Bess
Cole Porter
Columbia
Barber Pole
Clippers
Metropolitan Opera
Barber
P.S
Met
Exhibit Schedule at Library Showcase
Thompson and Leona Vierick display sketch and costume design works alongside Ethel Ward painting Mary Williams scarf Linda Witten house plan and Juanita Woods painting as LJC students invite parents and friends to attend this exhibit.
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Thompson
Leona Vierick
Ethel Ward
Mary Williams
Linda Witten
Juanita Woods
LJC
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