The Lee Lantern Staff List and Publisher Note
The Lee Lantern is a twice monthly college paper from Lee College Baytown Texas with Jasper News-Boy as printer. Staff includes Thelma Holmes Merrill Carter Dan Disbrow Charlene Mc Carty and Arnold Lass under sponsor J. F. Koenig.
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Lee Lantern
Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Jasper News-Boy
Jasper
Thelma Holmes
Merrill Carter
Dan Disbrow
Charlene McCarty
Arnold Lass
Sympathy and Wisdom Notes From January 30 1951 Polio Drive
A vintage campus column blends sympathy for freshmen writers with thanks to Mothers who gathered aid for polio. It recalls $50 000 raised for the Harris County Polio Fund on January 30 1951 and contemplates wisdom from Bernard Shaw as Lee College reflects on daily responsibilities and future planning.
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Harris County
Bernard Shaw
Lee College
Mr. Shaw
Light Reflections on Draft Evasion at LC
A student columnist at Lee Collegian offers mock schemes to beat the draft, citing Baytown board head Mrs. A. D. Gaston and lampooning wartime exemptions. The piece suggests dishonest acts and quips about deception, deferral tricks, and extreme mischief to avoid service.
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Lee
A. D. Gaston
Baytown
Uncle Sam
Dean Rundell
Looney
Harvey
Trimming the Lamp Wick at the Housewarming
A jumble of names and quick vignettes from campus life describes upbeat chatter, odd behavior, and social goings on. Students like Dolly Moskowitz Ralph Wright James Weir Bill Richardson and others populate an informal scene of parties exams and encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Moskowitz
Ralph Wright
James Weir
Bill Richardson
Dan Lamb
Francis Portis
Bruno Wilson
Don Richardson
Kenneth Baird
Ruthie Moore
James Satterwhite
Sally
James Carter
Sally Arnold
Mary Carter
Guy Winstead
Lou de Loach
Joe Chandler
J. B. Powell
Sditor
Lamwich
Wayland Cohoe
Ann Ruth Schmadl
Blair Mann
Wyonna Shaffer
Buck Young
R. M. Minter
Gladys Ellis
James Reed
Lambda Chi
Luther Choate
Kennith Seaver
Kennith Baird Beling
Kamalker
Leslie Barrow
Billy Joe Strenger
Holmes
Student opinion poll weighs draft age and exemptions
The piece captures student views on whether Congress should draft eighteen-year-olds veterans or married men. Quotes from Don Richardson James Carrell and others express opposition to drafting married veterans and those who are overseas, with mixed feelings on eighteen-year-olds and a note on exemption rules. The section also mentions campus social scenes and a Lambda Chi Wiener Roast with various dorm activity fillers.
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Congress
Don Richardson
Richardson
James Carrell
Modern books draw readers with diverse tales
Baytown shops praise Our Spoons Come From Woolworths by Barbara Comyns as a top seller. Critics note its vivid portrayal of a poverty stricken artist and family in London, with a fresh style that makes melodrama believable.
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Woolworths
Baytown
Barbara Comyns
London
Miss Comyns
Cathleen Winsor
Miss Winsor
Star Money
Italy
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Associated Collegiate Press
J. F. Koenig
I.Q
National Guard
Kathleen Winsor
Dean Williams
Carl Albright
Buddy
Geting
Roy Paul Black
Foots Russell
Kenency
Glen Woods
Navy
Athol Price
San Diego
Nancy Barker
Oscar Wilde
Wilma Jean Watson
Tommy Williams
Donald Dial
Billy Rogers
Korea
Joe Don Dollar
Donald Hill
Joyce
Gene Peet
Harris Lee Keller
Sylvia Stern
Chamberlain
Rundell
Visual
Roland Laird
Alton Laird
Lackland Field
Clue
Louisiana
Log
Ken Baird
Willie Richardson
Kathleen Grant
James Wier
Jackie Summers
Roy
Paul Black
Jean Reed
Don Dollar
Tommy
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Roger Filed
Joy Street
Brunson
Tus
Richard Widmark
Reginald Gerdinar - Welter
Jack) Polanco
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