Lee Lantern student newspaper staff rosters
The Lee Lantern, published every third week by Lee College students in Baytown Texas, lists staff members including Jean Lorraine Ortonne Marie Raney Norm Smith Johnny Odom Robert Hamman Joe Laughlin David Vanover Billy Parker I Kay Dunks and Cathryn Yandel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Lorraine Ortonne
Marie Raney
Norm Smith
Johnny Odom
Robert Hamman
Joe Laughlin
David Vanover
Billy Parker
Lee College Students Urge True School Spirit
A Lee College piece argues school spirit blends athletic support with academics and arts. It challenges students to attend games, pursue scholarship, and involve all, including married or working students, to raise the college’s educational standard and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Lee College
Lee
Dead Week Musings Flip Through Campus Characters
A light hearted campus column chats with Joan Mc Alvany Jerry Dodson R L Jones and others about small happenings on dead week. Tales of a crew cut a resigned Prime Minister Eden and playful banter mix with frustrated students and a librarian interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan McAlvany
Campus Snapshots of Learning Lapses and Small Triumphs
In a chatty campus survey twelve hundred students share what they learned this semester. Names like Jerry Dodson Hazel Page Mike Kirkpatrick and Pat Blanton pop up alongside courses in geometry zoology English and psychology. The piece blends humor with brief glimpses of growth and mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Boucher
S.C
Jerry Dodson
Jerry
Hazel Page
Mike Kirkpatrick
Mike
T.S.C.W
Bob Boucher
Eugene Adamek
Wayne Sanderlin
Linda Simms
Lewis Segrest
Dennis Skarda
Rebel Ranglers
Joe Burleson
Patches Flowers
Judy Bergeron
L. C
Janice LeCompte
Carolyn Anthony
Joy Connally
la Porte
Joy
Ann Griffin
Mullins
Jeanne Marie Raney
John Chandler
Pat Blanton
Lantern
Elizabeth Meeks
Margie Shields
Allen Alford
Britton Phillips
Limelight Oscars and Stinkies of 1956
Lorraine Orton presents Oscars and Stinkies for 1956. Kirk Douglas wins best actor for Lust for Life, Audrey Hepburn best actress for War and Peace, with War and Peace named best film. Stinkies go to Clark Gable and Elvis Presley for Love Me Tender, Debra Paget as worst actress, and Marlon Brando for Teahouse of the August Moon. Also notes the year’s standout James Dean in Giant and discusses reading versus television entertaining in Village Vidiots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Douglas
Audrey Hepburn
Clark Gable
Elvis Presley
Debra Paget
James Dean
Marlon Brando
Ogden Nash
Saturday Review
Time Magazine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jean
Kay Dunks
Cathryn Yandel
Don Walker
Xpclomg
Omar Khayyam
Kay
Kathy
Lorraine Orton
LMT
Brando
Bronx
Sakini
Teahouse
Marlon
Terry Malloy
Houston
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