The Lee Lantern Staff Credits List
The Lee Lantern is a student newspaper from Lee College Baytown Texas with reporters Charles Pryor Jeanne Marie Raney Billy Starkey and Joan McAlvany. It notes feature writers Judy Davis Billy Wood sports writers Johnny Chandler Britt Risinger and Bob Hensley. Typists Dorothy Hardison Norine Williams and photographs by Alvin H Miles.
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Charles Pryor
Jeanne Marie Raney
Billy Starkey
Joan McAlvany
Judy Davis
Billy Wood
Johnny Chandler
Britt Risinger
Bob
Hensley
Dorothy Hardison
Norine Williams
Alvin H. Miles
What Should a Student Consider In Making His Choice of a College
The article advises students to match college choice to aims whether social life or professional education. It stresses financing options, distance costs, part time work, accreditation, high academic standards, and suitable curriculum. It cautions that small schools aid foundational learning and allow individualized attention, while large colleges may treat students as numbers.
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Cost considerations shape college choices for students
The piece compares how Lee College relies on state and local funding totaling 252 547 to keep tuition low, contrasts private and public costs, and notes UH and TCU tuition figures while Rice Institute has no tuition. It argues monetary factors matter but should be weighed with other considerations in choosing a school.
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Lee College
Lee
University of Houston
T.C.U
Rice Institute
Students Choose Lee College For Convenience And Cost
Several Baytown area students explain their Lee College choice citing staying at home, close proximity, and affordability. Sue Sirman, Jeanne Marie Raney, and a Baytown native discuss living with relatives, familiar surroundings, and courses that compare well to other schools while keeping expenses under sixty five dollars last semester.
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Lee College
Lee
Baytown
Houston
Trimming the Lamp Wick at Lee A Campus Dance
A lively campus night at Lee A features seniors welcomed, dance plans, and playful notes about students and faculty. Betsy Bevers Edna Jett Dorothy Gore Rose Smith Raleigh Gore Lester Smith Bobby Smith and more are mentioned amid witty asides and theatrical come-ons. A Valentine-month skunk mating sidelight closes the piece.
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Dorothy Gore
Rose Smith
Raleigh Gore
Lester
Bobby Smith
Lee College Voice Director Jeannine Hager Praised By Students
The choral director Miss Jeannine Hager is celebrated for a versatile career in musical comedy opera and oratorio. A Baylor alumna with advanced degrees she studied at Interlochen and the American Conservatory of Music and now teaches voice theory and conducts. She recalls starting as a freshman with dreams of trombone but chose singing after an Italian aria impressed a skeptical Interlochen instructor.
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Lee College
Jeannine Hager
Miss Hager
Baylor University
Interlochen
Michigan
Mr. Hill
Texas
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
National Music Conservatory
Opera
Menotti
Baytown
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Betty Bevers
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Arthur Murray
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Bobby Griffin
Freddie Cochran
Edgar Allan Poe
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Airlines
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