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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1960
Page
2
The piece urges students to attend home and away games for the Rebels, praising players for balancing at least twelve credit hours with a nine GPA and daily 3:30 to 6:15 gym practice. It notes twelve conference games, six away, with postgame dances at Rebel Hall and calls for strong college spirit.
Campus decor shines with glitter and tinsel as decorations spread through Lee. Rumor says the Wesley Foundation will add festive touches to the library showcase. The Student Council earns praise for colorful cafeteria and hall ornaments and library staff receive recognition for their efforts.
This issue of the Lantern is published with the help of Cynthia Boudloche Sybil Cezeaux Mike Cox Patsy Holcomb Dalia May Neeley Valerie Neeley Barry Smith Tom Travis Joy Washburn Allen Welch and The Chatter box.
A crowd quotes varied responses to the phrase amour propre with humor and defiance. Participants include Bobby Carter Roberta Trubue Ray Williams Bonnie Harden Jean Parker Velda Tuller Barbara Sanders George Land Dot Hutson Jesse Johnson Karl Marx Ruth Porter Duane Cartlidge Jimmy Conner Lynn Whisenhunt Judy Roebuck Bill Neyer Ella Bowling Charlene Dickerson Frank Clare Pat Keller Darlene Cole Glenn Grantham George Stolander and an editor note defining self love.
Lee College students showcase winter styles with woolens stripes and prints. Carolyn Gunter wears a red and green plaid two piece with green blouse while others feature skirts dresses coats and coordinated accessories. Continued on page four.
A behind the scenes look at mounting a play from selecting the script to opening night. The director, cast, and technical crews coordinate through weeks of auditions, rehearsals, and set work. The stage speaks a unique dialect as audiences sense the shared aesthetic between performers and observers.
A humorous lament about Christmas time as families invade homes from December 20 to January 2. The piece jokes that relatives crowd the house, disrupt privacy, and turn the home into Grand Central Station. It suggests buying sleeping bags or leaving town early to escape the crowd.
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