Lee Lantern Staff List and Publisher Details
The Lee Lantern bi monthly student newspaper from Lee Junior College is printed by The Daily Sun Goose Creek Texas The staff includes Editor in Chief Polly Gene Stewart News Editor Kathryn Myebroff Sports Editor Frank Thompson Business Manager Lemuel Porter Advertising Manager Arthur Rae Cates and reporters Geraldine Gieger John Kizler S L Knowles Bertram Norris Anne Jones Oscar Hunter Carl Bond W D Foster Walter Rundell Jr Lola Mae Hewett The sponsor is noted as Roong
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Eee
Eeeeesees
Polly Gene Stewart
Rose Enoch
Kathryn Myebroff
Frank Thompson
Eeeers Lemuel Porter
Arthur Rae Cates
Geraldine Gieger
John Kizler
S. L. Knowles
Bertram Norris
Anne Jones
Oscar Hunter
Carl Bond
W. D. Foster
Walter Rundell, Jr
Lola Mae Hewett
St Patrick and the memory of his deeds
The article ponders St Patrick's character and legacy asking whether he was calm like Daniel or bold like a western hero. It notes his role in allying with Ireland's chiefs and Christianizing the people, and quips about the snakes myth while inviting reader commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Daniel
Lion’s den
Buffalo Bill
David
Caesar
Ireland
Training vs wartime outcomes in World War II
Article argues military training was not the decisive factor in World War II. It claims fewer troops fought and some with less training, while victory came from numerical superiority in men tanks planes and dynamite. It also advocates freedom of choice for individuals.
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Germany
France
Fine Arts Week Observed Across Tri Cities
LJC joins a national Fine Arts Week to exhibit students art for the Tri Cities. The program aims to raise public interest in fine arts and educate Americans while improving artistic standards and appreciation.
Lantern items mix campus gossip and Portland moonlight protest
LJC notes scatter as students debate romances, roof safes, and exams while Miss Burrows and Bet Williams rise in chatter. In Portland, Reed College students staged a moonlit poetry protest after a veterans’ peer was jailed on suspicion for reading Shelley.
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LJC
Clouis Lamb
Miss Robertson
Rundell
Burrows
Houston
Marian Anderson
Portland
Ore
Reed College
Thomas Kelley
New Orleans Louis Prima Record Promises Rare Entertainment
A column reviews Louis Prima and Iturbi recordings and movie previews. It notes Kern and Walker in Till the Clouds Roll By, plus Van Johnson, Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, and Dinah Shore in Technicolor musical fare. Sigmund Romberg concert in Houston March 22 and a non fiction book The Presidents and the Press highlighted. Stairway to Heaven stars Niven and Hunter. theater and music events cited with favorable notes.
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Louis Prima
Prima
New Orleans
Iturbi
Kern
Mare Kern
Joe
Robert’ Jerome Kern
Walker
van Johnson
Frank Sinatra
Judy Garland
Dinah Shore
James E. Pollard
Washington
Fdr
White House
England
America
David Niven
Kim Hunter
English Channel
Betting on Horse Races Sparks Moral and Economic Debate
Readers debate legalizing betting as clergy warn of moral decline and homes’ ruin, while backers say state revenue could fund public schools and old age aid. The piece also notes rising postwar living costs, from bread and milk to cars, clothing, and meals, urging thrift.
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Texas
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LEE
Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Associated College Press
Ie Wena Oy Roong
Fine
Louise Davis
Joe Lee Hinton
Euclid Norris
Dean Dundell
Arthur Ray Cates
Dortha Franklin
Ray White
Ellis
Dr. Ellis
Alice Rose Carter
Ouch
Marian McMaster
Marvin Seiver
Grean
Lou Aleen Fuller
Jake Gregersen
Sul Ross
Roland Bielstein
Alfred Moskowitz
TSCW
Robert Lee Jacks
Naval Reserve
Sam Houston
Johnell
Slick Ellis
Charles Blinka
Dean Rundell
San Marcos
Charles
Oscar Ingram
Bob Hensley
Bob
Alton Laird
Alton
Crustene
Henry Kinniard
Gillettee
Paul Edwards
William Gordon Mercer
Nita Madeline Roll
Boy Scouts
Cecil Wise
Liberty
Joy Fuller
Beth Williams
Garretts
Lloyd
Helen
Bill
Cop
Gene Moody
Wayne Carter
Harold Murphy
The
Lantern
Miles
Betty
Koenig
Bobby Powell
James Duvall
David Doss
Harris
Shelly
Kathryn, Mgebroff
Sigmund Romberg
City Auditorium
Central Park
Strauss
Sousa
Brahms
Gershwin
Berlin
Cole
Porter
San Francisco
Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Chap
South Dakota
Fiddle
Hollywood
New York City
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