Lee Lantern Staff and Publisher Credits
The Lee Lantern is published twice monthly by Lee College sophmore journalism class in Baytown Texas. Names listed include Jack Caldwell Mary Terry Annie E Horn Nine Ruth Cooper Buck Young Jo Holmes Beatrice Steifel Marcia Ford Lydia Schmadl and Audrey Neal alongside sponsor James F Koenig.
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Jack Caldwell
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Annie E. Horn
Ruth Cooper
Buck Young
Jo Holmes
Beatrice Steifel
Marcia Ford
Lydia Schmadl
Audrey Neal
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Spirit of Independence Defines Texas Destiny in 1836
In Washington-on-the Brazos on March 2 1836 Texans declare independence, honoring Sam Houston and the lone star state. The Alamo and Goliad atrocities loom as San Jacinto's victory reshapes history. The piece urges enduring Texan resolve, justice, and national pride with the spirit of 1836 guiding Texans today.
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Washington-on-the Brazos
Texas
Sam Houston
Texas Republic
United States
Texas Star
Alamo
San Antonio
Goliad
San Jacinto
Old Washington
Lone Star
Fragmented Local Notes Mix Personal Snippets and Gossip
A collage of brief, loosely connected lines mentions individuals like Charlotte Ellis Lulie Timmins Janie Miles Miles Nancy Millard Lou De Loach June Lewis Patsy Ivey Drell Lemmon Sandy Gaston and Don Richardson with remarks on habits meetings and daily life. The text reads as a sequence of social vignettes without a single clear event.
My Cousin Rachel by Daphne du Maurier review
Beatrice Stiefel reviews Daphne du Maurier's My Cousin Rachel from Doubleday. The Cornish setting Menabilly inspires a grim atmosphere as Phillip Lavery navigates love suspicion and a potential murder plot surrounding Rachel and Ambrose at the Ashley Estate.
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Cousin Rachel
Daphene du Maurier
Doubleday and Company
Beatrice Stiefel
Daphne du Maurier
Menabilly
Ashley Estates
Rachel
Bodmin
Phillip
Ambrose
Italy
England
Ashley Estate
Rebecca
Light Reflections and Easter Hopes at LC
Students discuss fashion standards for LC amid daily routines from refinery to class. Easter holidays close the first nine weeks as the sophomore class plans a fountain at Lee College and readers joke about politics and a Sunday picnic.
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Lee College
Easter Parade at Lee College Promises Vintage Style Fashion
The Easter Parade at Lee College showcases 1950s inspired outfits with gauzy fabrics, white collars, and flowered hats. Leading ensembles include Bobby Van Deventer in dusty-rose dress and navy accessories, Mary Lou Kirkpatrick in navy linen, Louise Alpha in blond shantung, Jeanette Garber in white linen with black patent accessories, and Carolyn Foster in deep green with copper accents.
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Lee College
Bobby van Deventer
Spencer
Bobby
Mary Lou Kirkpatrick
Louise Alpha
Jeanette Garber
Carolyn Foster
Love across ages in poets and thinkers
A collection of quoted lines on love from Tennyson to Faulkner spans centuries and nations. It gathers reflections by Shelley Burns Byron Chaucer Coleridge Disraeli Shakespeare Daniel Durden the French and Napoleon to illuminate love as motive, philosophy, and fate.
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Tennyson
Burns
Byron
Carlyle
Chaucer
Coleridge
Disraeli
Shakespeare
Daniel
Durden
Napoleon
Faulkner
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Sandy Gaston
Don Richardson
Ually
Janice Gorman
Bobbye Jack VanDeventer
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Linda Pierce
Symphony
Jerry Pitt
Marianne Adams
John Smith
Margie Pollock
Jimmie Rae
Virginia Hlanak
Jackie Summers
Houston
Janie Bramlett
Ricky Simmons
Lois Mason
Annie Horn
Murphy McNulty
Joan Pond
Peggy Faulk
Wendell McLemore
Joy Powell
Jane Dill
Joanne Cannon
Janie Tarbutton
Jimmie Rae Treat
Janet McKinney
Lou DeLoach
George Talton
Harold Stephenson and
Mr. Thibodeaux
Truman
James ‘Carrell
Kefauver
Sen
Ry Audrey Neal
Charles Dana Gibson
Philosopher's Notebook
Shelley
Omar Khayam