Lee Lantern 1950 51 staff and publishing details
The Lee Lantern is a twice monthly publication by Lee College sophomores in Baytown Texas. It is printed by Jasper News-Boy in Jasper Texas and lists staff including Thelma Holmes Merrill Carter Dan Disbrow Charlene Mc Carty and Arnold Lass with sponsor J F Koenig.
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Lee Lantern
Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Jasper News-Boy
Jasper
Thelma Holmes
Merrill Carter
Dan Disbrow
Charlene McCarty
Arnold Lass
Mirror of Ourselves and Human Character Notes
A reflective essay notes that behind every movement there is a reason revealing character. It contrasts self observation with watching others, listing behaviors from vanity and fear to conformity, and urges scrutiny of individuals and followers within social habits.
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Mrs
Light Reflections on Women from Classic Voices
Charlene McCarty surveys opinions about women using quotes from Meredith Hardy Wilde Chesterfield Eliot Wilde Juvenal and Thomson to illustrate gender stereotypes. The piece contrasts types of women from safe plain to more controversial, ending with Merrill Carter’s quip about propriety and underwear.
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Charlene McCarty
George Meredith
Thomas Hardy
Oscar Wilde
Lord Chesterfield
George Eliot
Juvenal
James Thomson
St. Jerome
Merrill Carter
Prizes Awarded in Harris County Art Exhibit
Lee College sponsored the annual Harris Liberty and Chambers counties art show held April 9 to 13 in the library. Inez Ford won first in painting and drawing for Mink Coat Prelude. George Englert captured first in ceramics and sculpture with Construction. Other entrants included C D Little Red Roses Margaret Roden Broussard The Past and Present Dorris Harrop Portrait of Dean Rundell Inez Ford Hurricane Harvest Kenneth Baird Moontide Roden Broussard Tejana Nana and Engels Two Piano Programs, which also took second in drawing and painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Liberty
Chambers Counties
Lee College
Inez Ford
George Englert
C. D. Little
Margaret Roden Broussard
Dorris Harrop
Dean Rundell
Hurricane Harvest
Kenneth Baird
Moontide
Tejana Nana
Trimming the lamp wick and spring fever at Highlands
A collage of student life from Highlands includes rain hopes, new crew cuts, bell-bottoms, and lab antics. Names like Dolores Slensky, Mary Langston, Nancy Barker, Freda Jones, Betty Templer, Nina Cooper, Roy Black, and many others appear as they joke, study, and socialize between classes and the forthcoming annuals.
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Dean Williams
Kenneth Baird
Pat Holitzke
Golden Key
National Phi Theta Kappa
Dolores Slensky
Mary K. Langston
Nancy Barker
Glenn Woods
Donald Hill
Navy
Lee Halls
John Ward
John Bankston
Florence Martin
Freda Jones
Betty Templer
Nina Cooper
Roy Paul Black
Patsy Ivey
Dolly Moskowitz
Humble Broken Rollers
Geraldine Kvening
Violet Piwitz
Mary Riber
Wynona Schaffer
Louise van Meldert
Humble
Ann Hopper
Highlands
Emil Kaminski
Emil
Guiseppi
Murphy McNulty
Opinions Split on Kings and Queens and School Dances
A student poll finds mixed views on king and queen elections and formal dances. Otis Goss opposes both concepts citing potential dissent and hardship for parents, while Jane Radford and R. M. Minter support them highlighting tradition and fun. Peggy Gore and Roy Black offer nuanced takes and Virginia Tyler favors occasional events. Everette Ttteberry supports both for equal chance to dress well.
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Otis Goss
Jane Radford
Virginia Tyler
Everette Ttteberry
Dean Attends San Antonio Education Meetings
Dean Walter Rundell returns from April 5 6 7 meetings in San Antonio. The Texas Junior College Association met April 5 and the Association of Texas Colleges met April 6 and 7. Discussion focused on general education with an amendment allowing Southern Association junior colleges to offer new sciences without prior approval. Notable speakers included Dr Judson Butler Homer Rainey and Dr Henry G Bennet.
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Walter Rundell
San Antonio
Texas Junior College Association
Association of Texas Colleges
Southern Association
Lee College
Judson Butler
Boston University
Homer Rainey
Stephans College
Henry G. Bennet
State Department
Point Four
Lee College group hosts culture talk at City Pool Hall
Merrill Carter reports on the Lee College Omar Khayyam Culture-Seeking Fraternity meeting at the City Pool Hall with discussion titled China Door Knobs Past Present Future. The piece also covers a satirical literary choice by Thomas D. Horton and local media notes on radio TV and theater events.
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Merrill Carter
Lee College
Omar Khayyam
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Charlene King
Mary Lou Kirkpatrick
Carl Russell
Ruthie Moore
Hanis Lee Keller
Carl Albright
Jack Carpenter
Dolly Moskiewitz
K. J. Rugel
Joy Powell
Marshall Platt
Audrey Neal
Edwin Thomas
Claus Lamb
Curtis Barfield
Eugene Krizak
Jimmie Rae Treat
Lloyd Seiver
Wayland Cohoe
Billie Burchett
Robert Wright
Doug Lawrence
Dean
Literary
Thomas D. Horton
James Carrell
Radio Television Mirror
Arthur Godfrey
Gypsy Rose Lee
Hagee’s
Schmoo
National Art Fraternity
Left Bank
Paris
Ma and Pa
Brunson Theatre
Marjorie Main
Percy Kilbride
Fred McMurray
Claudette Colbert
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