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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1964

Page

2

Lee Lantern Student Newspaper Staff List

The Lee Lantern is published every third week by Lee College students in Baytown Texas. The editor in chief is unnamed and the staff includes Grace Smith Jimmy Dimitri Margie Dossey Linda Galloway Carolyn Herman Judy Lamberson Kay Morgan and James Smith with Judy Lamberson as cartoonist and advisor A H Miles T E Rowlett Jr.

Lee College Baytown Texas Jimmy Dimitri Margie Dossey Linda Galloway Carolyn Herman Judy Lamberson Kay Morgan James Smith

Appreciative note for Lee Log staff and Miles

The Lee Log staff extends gratitude to Assistant Dean Alvin H. Miles for his 1964 Lee Log work and photography. His efforts help lower the sale price to students. Appreciation also goes to the Ranglers and Ranglerettes for boosting advertising and aiding page posing. Judy Lamberson, Editor.

Mr. Miles Lee Log Alvin H. Miles Lee Miles Ranglers Ranglerettes

Let Him Go Or You Might Get A Sock In The Nose

A speaker explains subtle meanings of common words. The piece contrasts admire and let with practical usage. It adds a cautionary note about tone and intention in daily speech and ends with a nod to a reader named Robert.

Robert

Roving Reporter Polls on Capital Punishment Opinions

A feature collects varied public views on capital punishment from residents. Respondents include Danny Tolleson, Nettie Hart, Pam Connors, Carol Lynch, Abdulla Rashed, Ernest Haynes, Zuella Gluttsmeir, John Cromer, George Toups, Charlie Lowe, Danny James, Gerald Michalsky, and Edie Reemer with perspectives ranging from support and opposition to calls for abolition and even jokes.

Danny Tolleson Nettie Hart Pam Connors Carol Lynch Abdulla Rashed Ernest Haynes Zuella Gluttsmeir United States John Cromer George Toups Charlie

Leaping Lizzie and Basketball Star Jackie Stevens Highlight Lee College

Jackie Stevens known as Leaping Lizzie or Galloping Gertie stands out at Lee College as a standout athlete and student. She plans a business major with psychology minor while active in intramurals Gamma groups Student Council and serving as Sophomore Class Secretary.

Lizzie Gertie Jackie Stevens Lee College Jacquelyn Ruth Stevens Jackie Sam Houston State Sam Houston Lee Gammas Air Force Bill University of Houston Deer Park High School San Jacinto Junior College Lynchburg Elementary Sheffield Steel

Ripe in meaning discussed by LC student and slang notes

A letter discusses word definitions from Webster and student usage. It notes the speaker’s own definition of ripe linked to growth and maturity, contrasts pass and passion, and mentions high school girls from Carver attending LC for prereg semester units. The writer names Lillie Small and Lucille Q Ogla Allen.

Valentine Robert Webster Mr. Webster G. W. Carver Baytown Lillie Small Lucille Q Ogla Allen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grace Smith A. H. Miles T. E. Rowlett, Jr The By James Melvin By Jimmie Dimitri Elsie Sez Judy Jerri Harriet High School Colleen College Bill Craig Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Olds Central Baptist Church
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