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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1950

Page

2

Lee College campus spirit fuels growing student involvement

The Lee Lantern notes rising school spirit at Lee College Baytown campus with more clubs active and the Student Council promoting recreational activities. It urges students to meet more peers and foster a friendly college environment for community pride.

Joe Don Dollar Helen Wilder Kenneth Walter Annette Costley Drothy Giersch Taylor Miller Dan Disbrow Charlene McCarty Hannah Lardeat Anne Fortney Lee College

Sam and Joe clash over homes and motives

Sam and Joe differ in housing and views as Sam favors peaceful ways and holds back in conflict. While admired for kindness, some see him as idealistic. He may confront a fight someday, but prefers to keep things clean and gentlemanly.

Sam Joe Glenn Barker Lee Davidson Louisiana O’ Hagen Rex Couch Bobby Casey Psyco Travis Mo‘ses Purfoy Thompson Chaney Coker Pancho” Powell Joe Emanuel Rowland Laird Pauline Mallazo Gilbert Dietz Annette Costley

Light Reflections and College Life Snapshots

A column notes jokes about hen pecked men and a poetry reading, then mocks high school stunt night and LC ex Boy Scouts aiding again. It jokes about prohibition prep, library traffic, weather quips, and a $100 marriage tax proposal. The World Youth Festival report criticizes U S delegates for distortions and anti freedom depictions.

Sam in Knight Like Test of Honor and Ideals

The speaker urges an opponent to prepare for a fair challenge to determine who is the better man. Sam accepts to defend his honor with courage while praising his foe’s ability. He lives by ideals and accepts the risk of dying for them, noting others may not understand.

Sam Joe

The Spirit Is Strong and the Machine in Art

A meditation on art resisting modernization. The author argues that even as science reshapes nature and culture, the human spirit remains the source of art. Dreamers see beauty from within. future art will fuse machine power with nature, changing but not destroying artistic spirit.

Gardner Rure

Low Lights for Lowbrows and Quips in Between

A collection of wry jokes and quips about aging tongues March tax doom and a Leavenworth chaplain. It notes LC students’ mixed reactions to alcohol policy with playful barbs on bootlegging and social pretensions.

Trimming the Lamp Wick and Schoolyard Chatter

A collage of playful notes about students, teachers, and everyday life at school. Names like Martha Page Tito Zamora Morris Holliday Foots Russell Francis Portis and Jeanenne Owens appear amid scenes of art class, rodeo talk, a Wesley Foundation party, and a Museum of Fine Arts Houston visit.

Martha Page Tito Zamora Morris Holliday

Hydramatic Mechanics Course Opens With 17 Enrollees

Seventeen men enroll in a new hydramatic course led by C R Jones with sessions on Monday and Thursday nights from 7 to 10 pm. Trainees use training charts and four actual transmissions for hands on practice. Jones notes graduates will be able to service any car with a hydramatic transmission. Jones is general manager of Willis Cobb Nash Company.

C. R. Jones Mr. Jones Jones Willis Cobb Nash Company

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