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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1956

Page

2

Lee College Gossip Columnists and Staff

The Lee Lantern lists staff positions at Lee College Baytown Texas with Editor Johnny Chandler Editor Johnny Odom Gossip Columnist Judy Davis Reporter Charles Pryor Features Jeanne Marie Raney and Billy Starkey.

Lee College Baytown Texas Johnny Odom Judy Davis Charles Pryor Mr. Williamson Bob Jackson Jeanne Marie Raney Billy Starkey

Orientation Program Seeks to Ready Students for the Worst

The piece portrays a coercive college program with testing and counseling aimed at molding student thinking. It describes a psycho test, optional Coop English, and rolls Royce rewards for failures, plus counselors trained to deflect questions and an underground information service pushing party lines.

Pasadena U. T Communist Party

Beware the Man With the Smile and the ACE Tests

A campus prank item warns students about Carl Green, head of the secret Lee College M E V D, who supposedly tests students IQ and reports to teachers. The piece urges students to appear ignorant to avoid scrutiny and promises teachers will encourage them if they pass.

Carl Green Green Lee College M.E.V.D I. Q O. K

Experts Diagnose Lee College Woes From Campus Issues

The Lee Lantern reports that Jack Webb Frank Smith and Dr Norman Vincent Peale examined Lee College and found three main problems too much social life too many attractive girls in classes and inconsistent teaching styles. They recommended focusing on study and uniform teaching approaches to improve student learning.

LEE Lantern Lee College Jack Webb Frank Smith Norman Vincent Peale Lee

JOUELLA CARSONS GOOD NEWS FROM REBELWOOD

Rebelwood gossip column gives playful notes on local film folk in Texas with jokes about a Western Stamp party and on set chatter. It highlights John Mazoch Janet Jones Terry Templeton Bobby Zatopek Jeanne Anderson Alvin Miles Helen Hance and John Ed Connealy with light backstage humor.

Rebelwood Texas Rebelwood Vine John Mazoch Janet Jones Terry Templeton Terry the Tulip Tattoo Bobby Zatopek Perky Jeanne Anderson Alvin Miles Helen Hance John Ed Connealy Jordan Guess Who Patsy Matthew

Are There Any More Like Chi-Chi

A survey seeks Lee College students who have completed all courses offered, hoping to locate others like Chi-Chi Van Meldhert. If ten students are found, the paper will work to add more courses so she does not have to start over.

Tke Chi-Chi van Meldhert Lee College

Teacher Brings Suit Over Insinuations In Picnic Case

Miss Meeks sues over alleged resemblance between a school teacher in Picnic and real people. She seeks to prevent similar insinuations and will attend a hearing when date is announced. The case Meeks vs Paramhount targets future occurrences.

Meeks

Experts in Hollywood and New York Favor Order Over Glamour

The passage notes that some experts view their courses as the most important and deserve more student focus than others. After presenting findings, they returned to Hollywood and New York, each confessing a preference for steadier, more systematic work environments away from gaiety and glamor.

Hollywood New York

Lee College Letters Highlight Hours and Studies

Readers weigh in on long class hours and Leap Year quirks. The Dean agrees 60 minutes is excessive and will initiate steps to shorten the hour. The Lee Lantern promises a special edition on cooperation. A reader asks how to handle a spouse and neighbor affair. the editor suggests not skipping classes.

Lee College

Syndicates Operate In Snack Bar Groop Connected To Dope And Gambling

FBI and local officers pursue Mrs. G Richards known as Goldie suspected kingpin in narcotics syndicate. In the Student Lounge investigators link slot machines in vending machines to gambling led by D J McFaddin. Dr Bergolofsky undercover observes Tipsy selling five dollar a gram potatoes and wrong doings. Goldie escapes by box of dominoes and a back window.

FBI G. A Golden Arm Goldie D. J. McFaddin McFaddin D. J Bermuda Morris Shanks Henry Bergolofsky X-9 Taylor Goldie” Richards Bergolofsky

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Johnny Chandler Miss Meeks Baytown Sun Man With A.C.E Jouella Carson Smarty Lee Collge Jack Harrington Spancer Toress
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