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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1955
Page
2
An editorial extols advertising support for the Lee LOG yearbook. It argues local merchants back the publication on goodwill rather than obligation, noting ads cover much of the cost and allow Lee College to publish despite small budgets. Readers are urged to patronize supportive merchants.
A list of local businesses from Harris County including banks, furniture stores, gas stations, drug stores and merchants signs support THE LEE LOG project. Participating firms include First National Bank Peoples State Bank Ferguson Motors Britton Cravens Lumber Co Coca Cola Bottling Co Earthman Funeral Home O'Brien's Food Market and Paul Prince Buick Co.
A playful collage of high school customs and anecdotes from Rebel Land. Notes on students skipping class for salads, fashion quirks, class cliques, campus gossip, and lighthearted quips about teachers, clubs, and weddings. Mentions of several students and staff with humorous observations. The piece closes with the lingering question of how long this springlike stretch will last.
Jeanine Dillenback, president of Phi Theta Kappa, did not appear on the fall honor roll due to a grade card error. The D in English was miscopied as a B, and friends questioned the omission, while she reportedly did not need English coaching.
Joyce Ruth Reynolds gave a history lecture on American music to the Crosby Sorosis Club on February 21. She presented songs to illustrate the topic with Mrs. Harold Peterson as piano accompanist. The meeting was held at Mrs. R. C. Fleming's Crosby home.
A nostalgic column recalls Baytown movie houses from Arcadia to Brunson Theatre. The writer reflects on personal opinions, theater culture, and beloved films from the 1930s to the 1950s, noting wartime showings and community rituals while teasing theatre manager Rufus Honeycutt about free passes.
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