Lee Lantern Student Newspaper of Lee College Baytown
The Lee Lantern is a student paper published every third week by Lee College students in Baytown Texas. Staff include Jeanne Marie Raney Johnny Odom Kay Dunks and Kathryn Yandel.
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1957
Page
2
The Lee Lantern is a student paper published every third week by Lee College students in Baytown Texas. Staff include Jeanne Marie Raney Johnny Odom Kay Dunks and Kathryn Yandel.
An analysis notes most US college students benefit from non tuition funding and Lee College uses local taxes and state subsidies to keep costs low. It compares resident and nonresident tuition and urges careful school choice based on personal aims, cost, and fit.
On Rebel Hill the Senior Day activities featured a mock tour to meet next year’s freshmen, pranks during the Temple game, and over a hundred prospective students pre-registering after Marietta Taylor led the cheering section.
The piece recalls Lee College Curtain Club's spring choice We Three Angels and Alley's stage memory of Albert Dekker in a death scene. It also praises the Alley Theatre's intimate arena style and its current Miller drama A View From the Bridge, plus local talk about arena staging and plans to show foreign films at Brunson Theatre with La Strada as a centerpiece.
Kay and Kathy report on campus Valentine dreams and gossip. Students name crushes from theater to Elvis, while the Bachelor’s Protective Association plans a one year no marriage policy with car stickers. Interested singles can call listed numbers to fill social calendars.
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