Lee Lantern student newspaper listing staff
The Lee Lantern reports its publication schedule as a third week issue and lists staff including managing editor G. G. Robey reporters Reagan Durant Patsy Holcomb Helen McFerren Linda Mills Tommy Skipper Mike Whatley columnists photographer sponsor Mary Helen McFerren Brenda Shelton A. H. Miles for Lee College Baytown Texas.
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Lee College
Baytown
Texas
G. G. Robey
Reagan Durant
Patsy Holcomb
Helen McFerren
Linda Mills
Tommy Skipper
Mike Whatley
Registration Time Retrospective At Lee College Campus
A reflective piece traces Lee College memories from 1939 to 1950, recalling Miss Nestor in first grade, wartime fears of 1941, Mrs S. teaching constitutional passages, a 64–0 football loss in 1947, a 15-year climb to a district runner up, and the 1950 graduation from a new building, ending with a call to buckle down for the new semester.
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Lee College
Miss Nestor
Leon County
Mrs. S
John Hancock
Teens Speak On Education And Patriotism In Texas Voice
A student panel lists reasons for attending school from earning a degree to personal growth. The piece contrasts these views with a columnist’s concern that teens disrespect holidays like Texas Independence Day, Flag Day and Independence Day, calling for renewed patriotic interest and understanding of these dates.
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R. L. Simpson
Jack G. Heintschel
K. R. Martin
Jerry Miller
Charles Toombs
Pat Jackson
Jere Sue Parker
Barbara McClendon
Bob Lawless
Washington-on-the-Brazos
Texas
Dear Babbie Advice Column Query
A shy boy in four classes prompts a reader to seek social tips. The columnist suggests bold approaches like approaching, greeting, and asking for a date. The reader recounts a girl who did so and caused discomfort, asking for guidance.
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Babbie
Aggressive
Pearls From Deadeye and College Gossip Collide
A collage of humorous vignettes and campus notes includes the Texas Kid on a street in Deadeye discovering a miner's donkey at a hitching rail, diarylike entries about old songs, fashion quotes from Sophia Loren, and readers letters about plays, journalism, and the college paper.
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Deadeye
Song of Life in the Archives of Dreaming
A reflective meditation on memory and love as the Song of Life emerges from stardust shelves and silvery archives. The poem traces jasmine tones and lace clouds to reveal inner awakening.
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Mary Helen McFerren, Brenda Shelton
A. H. Miles
Kenyon Harris
Joe Smith
Charles Owen
Clyde Holmer
Ray Crow
R. L. Hampton
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United States
Sophia Loren
Dior
Man
REB
Houston
Bobbie
Haggard
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