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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1958
Page
2
The Lee Lantern from Lee College Baytown Texas lists Lorraine Orton Pearline James and Ben Pleasant as contributors in this issue published by student staff.
Resentment over real or fancied insults can drain energy and harm health. Ardis Whitman notes headaches indigestion insomnia fatigue and even heart disease from grudge holding. Harvard studies show friendly or aggressive approaches yield 65 to 90 percent reactions. the wise seek new dreams to replace old grudges.
The excerpt continues listing students and staff names from the fall semester, including Anderson Mary Margaret Arm strong Raymond Lewis Beale Lavearne Blevens Ruby Box Jim Bob Brame Leona I Brett Lu Ella Burnside Emma Jane Carleson Bobbie June Carroll Volu Kent Carroll Shirley Ciruti Elroy Marcus Clark Oliver Clevenger Wylie Coleman Franklin Cunningham Norma Arlene Dobbs and many others such as Mary Louise Griffin Ruth W. Griffith Fern Guest Jeannine Hager Ross A. Halford Mary Patsy Harrop Georgie Hederhost June Hensley Gertrude E. Hill Frances Holsomback Homer L. Hooks Leonard C. Hooper Eula Mae Horn Gip Hudson Robert K. Irby Thomas Jaggers Sally N. Johnson Noble D. Jones Marion Kellogg Earl Kemp John Kilgore Roy Klaus Alva Kolb Billy Laird Beulah Lizette Blair Mann Oscar Mulling Elbert Neal Hellen OConnor Clara Olive Frank Owen Nokie Parker Pearl Pleasant William Porter Anna Post Rayde Priest Charles Pryor Sam Pryor Marjorie Reed er Martin Rodriguez Amelia Rosser Wanna Sharpless Lucille Simmons Anice Smith Marguerite Smith Lilly Spradlin Verna Tag Jerry Taylor M T Thomas Eloyce Tiner John Tucker Sybie Turner Worth Walton William Weeks Charles Whitley Alice Wilburn Mina Wood Pauline Wooster Corbin Wright.
A Lee College meeting on February 10 organized a discussion club. The group will meet next on Monday February 24 at 8:00 p.m. in Room 134.
Lee College reports a weekend burglary with about three cartons of cigarettes missing from a machine in the main building. The gym was broken into but no items were reported missing. Baytown police found fingerprints on the cigarette machine. no official investigation report has been provided to college officials.
H S students hosted a campus event with games and dancing ending in a Saints concert after Houston. Alton Laird led the effort with Gamma Phi Kappa registration and Randglers tours, Red Belles decor, Phi Epsilon Beta entertainment, and Phi Theta Kappa refreshments. About 1900 invitations were stamped and addressed by club members with Joe Gilliland handling publicity.
The article details Abraham Lincoln’s limited formal schooling in Kentucky and Indiana and his self driven education. It notes his early reading habit with Dillworths Spelter Webster’s Old Blueback and Murray’s English Reader. It mentions his exposure to the Bible Weems and other works and how reading shaped his later views and law study starting with the Revised Laws of Indiana.
Lincoln lived in New Salem on the Sangamon River where he read Shakespeare and Burns with Jack Kelso by the river and learned law from Blackstone. He studied grammar with Mentor Graham and surveying texts while serving as deputy and postmaster and kept a lifelong habit of reading newspapers.
A writer rails at Bow Wow Biscuits in a humorous rant about a contest that requires box tops and a grand prize station wagon. He recalls his dog’s disdain for the product, the promotional scheme, and his own belated buy in hopes of a prize while noting the odd charm of competing jingles.
Team I captained by Patsy Poséin leads intramurals with 367 points. Team TH led by Marjorie Shields trails with 292 points. Team H captained by Kathy Yandel has 217 points. Team I won three of four recent basketball games to take the tournament.
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