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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1956

Page

2

The Lee Lantern College Newspaper Staff Portrait

The Lee Lantern is published every third week by Lee College Baytown Texas. Reporters include Charles Pryor Jeanne Marie Raney Billy Starkey Joan McAlvany with sports writers Hensley Judy Davis Billy Wood Johnny Chandler Britt Risinger Bob Typists Dorothy Hardison Noriie Williams. Photographs by courtesy of Alvin H Miles.

Lee College Baytown Texas Charles Pryor Jeanne Marie Raney Billy Starkey Joan McAlvany Dorothy Hardison Noriie Williams Alvin H. Miles

Orientation program at Lee College aids new students

Lee College implements an orientation series for freshmen and transfer students to ease transition from high school. The program includes testing, counseling, and information sessions over five one hour periods covering regulations, student government, counseling, campus organizations, sports, and more.

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Where Were You On the Last Home Game Night Rebels

The article notes Lee College basketball games start at 8 00 p m drawing small student turnout while classes are dismissed for home games The Rebels play for love not scholarships and team spirit and cooperation are praised though spectator attendance is low.

Lee College J.C

Trimming the Lamp Wick at Rebel Colony

In a lively campus scene Eleanor Simmons is the sole cork on the waters while Helen Hance leads Rebel men with iron will. Elizabeth Hruby Dorothy Hardison and Sara Sandras seek new draftees for the semester as Margee Veyre spears the blonde ideal. Chess piques interest with Johnny Chandler Bob Hensley observed. gym dancing by Jima Jones Sylvia Patterson Sue Sirman. Bobby Griffin Freddy Cochran and Betty Vee Wilson among onlookers. A lighthearted note on electric vibes and a law about the theory of its origin closes the column.

Elizabeth Hruby Dorothy Hardison Sara Sandras

Psychology Teacher Walace Heaner’s varied career and life

Walace E Heaner born 1922 in Victoria Texas served in 1940s Army rising to chief separation counselor. He earned BA and MA in psychology, studied Rorschach under Beck and Klopfer, taught at Shadybrook School and Lee College, and is active in Grace Methodist Church. Heaner and wife Miss Joan Calmes married in Manhattan. Mrs Heaner teaches sixth grade at Lamar Elementary. The Heaner household has a Dalmatian named Psyche and interests in tropical fish and gardening.

Heaner Victoria Texas Victoria Junior College University of Texas Army Field Army Headquarters MacArthur Eisenhower Chaplains’ Corps Fort Bliss Beck Klopfer New York New York University Joan Calmes Oklahoma Manhattan Dallas Shadybrook School United States Austin University Methodist Church Austin Public Schools Lee College Grace Methodist Church Kiwanis Club National Education Association Texas University Phi Delta Kappa

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