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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1955

Page

2

Lee Lantern sponsors student staff from Baytown college

The Lee Lantern, a thirdweek newspaper from Lee College Baytown Texas lists staff including Janet Bevers news editor Judy Davis society editor Wanda Orton feature editor Teresa Lee exchange editor Bob Hensley sports editor Roy Fulkerson Jr and sports reporters Norman Miles Burke Murdock and Doyle Creekmore with Miss Elizabeth Meeks as photographer and sponsor noted.

Janet Bevers Judy Davis Wanda Orton Teresa Lee Ee Bob Hensley Roy Fulkerson, Jr Norman Miles Burke Murdock Doyle Creekmore Elizabeth Meeks

What do I expect to get out of college

Elizabeth Ann Hudnut argues that education can occur without college but college offers a four year guided program. Reading and thinking, plus lectures, provide access to a vast store of past knowledge and specialized insights. College should spark lifelong study and reduce boredom while fostering tolerance through facts.

Freshman reading tastes spark library humor

In Dead Week humor and campus chatter shine as students list their reading preferences. Miss Meeks notes honesty over pretended highbrow tastes while Freshmen English show new library interest. Donald Dial introduces Mr Miles class to Bill Jackson from Abilene and Bill Richards laughs about it.

Library the Atlantic Monthly True Confessions Mad Comics Love Illustrated Donald Dial Mr. Miles Bill Jackson Abilene Bill Richards

Trimming the Lamp Wick and Rebelite Life Reflections

A rowdy campus snapshot notes exam week anxiety and post exam plans as Rebelites prep for finals. Robert Earl Wilson hints at a tuxedo weekend. gossip on hairstyles, fashion, and theater, with cheeky campus commentary on girls, beards, and beaming pairs.

Robert Earl Wilson New York

Get the chip off your shoulder veterans on campus

A veteranseditor urges ex servicemen returning to school to shed a sense of belonging to a small group. He advises joining campus life, making new friends, attending events, and embracing a unified student body to fit in and contribute.

Snack Bar to Close for Exams at Lee College

The Lee College Snack Bar will be closed during examination week starting Monday January 24 and will resume its usual services on February 2 per an announcement from Mrs Richards.

Lee College

Critique of Hollywood Trends and Cartoon Humor

A curmudgeonly cinema column blasts Terry Tune cartoons and modern movie music. It mocks Mighty Mouse Woody Woodpecker and overblown Cinemascope epics while lamenting repeat B pictures and stale Westerns. The writer warns against overindulgent trends and wishes readers luck on exams.

Marlon Brando Ole Underwood Terry Tune Guy Lombardo Mighty Mouse Warner Brothers Woody Woodpecker Gerald McBeing Mr. Magoo Tony Curtis Lee College

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