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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1960
Page
2
The Lee Lantern published by Lee College students in Baytown Texas lists Tommy Skipper Reagan Durant Patsy Holcomb Linda Mills G. G. Robey Mary Helen McFerren Brenda Shelton as editors reporters and columnists.
A student reminder from Tommy Skipper urges honesty in finals, warning that cheating carries penalties from zeros to dismissal. The note emphasizes self study, personal effort, and keeping eyes on one’s own work to avoid dishonest tactics.
Embry Wilson, Embry Wilson, SC social science instructor and Arkansas native, moved from army service to radio work as a news caster and disk jockey. He later pursued teaching at Hendrix College and George Peabody College, then taught at Arkansas Tech and various schools. Wilson holds honors in Pi Gamma Mu Alpha Chi and Phi Delta Kappa, while his wife teaches math at Crosby Junior High.
A classroom survey captures student opinions on what to do with an ECCUSIAST misread as a euphemism. Entries range from gifts and pranks to selling and disposing, ending with the note that an ecdusiast is a stripper.
A compilation of audience questions and replies addressing personal insecurity theft misdeeds and mistaken names with curt blunt guidance. The letters include admonitions about inferiority and social self doubt and mention a thief in training and a misnamed drama professor.
A collage of wry quips and wordplay about love money ethics and brains. The snippets touch on weddings science fiction plots college life and social stereotypes with humorous distortions and puns aimed at culture and behavior.
A timeless salute to mothers recalls early childhood lessons shaping leaders. The piece notes Mother's Day set on the second Sunday in May, inspired by Anna Jarvis in 1907, with Philadelphia the first city to adopt. It closes with well wishes from Tommy Skipper.
A fragment describes dense mist rising over a scene with no clear figures visible. The sparse text conveys mood and atmosphere rather than concrete actions or identities.
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