Lee Lantern Staff and Publisher List
The Lee Lantern, published twice monthly by Lee College journalism students in Baytown Texas, lists workers including Jack Caldwell Mary Terry Annie E Horn Ruth Cooper Buck Young Jo Holmes Beatrice Steifel Marcia Ford Lydia Schmadl and Audrey Neal under sponsor guidance.
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Lee Lantern
Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Jack Caldwell
Mary Terry
Annie E. Horn
Ruth Cooper
Buck Young
Jo Holmes
Beatrice Steifel
Marcia Ford
Lydia Schmadl
Audrey Neal
Texas Flora and wildflowers of the state
The article celebrates Texas spring flowers and native plants, listing bluebonnets, Indian paint brushes, senecios, coreopsis, and more across regions. It notes four bluebonnet species, eleven Indian paint brush varieties, and explains a state law prohibiting picking flowers on public lands and highways.
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Texas
St. John’s
Prairies
Annual Tribute to Mothers
In reverent verse the piece questions who comforts, guides, and endures beside children and families. It honors mothers as guardian angels, sources of strength, prayer, and care who endure pain and loss, ultimately earning a heavenly crown.
Light Reflections The Cameo Poem Of Early Love Disillusionment
Analyzes The Cameo poem noting two visions memory and reality in tension. It traces how idyllic recollection contrasts with present disappointment. The piece describes imagery of beach cliffs lighthouse and a sorrowful memory, culminating in a mood of regretful acceptance.
Local student life notes reflect dorm chatter and campus events
A long list of named students like Ruth Ann Merrell Helen Mc Worter Pat Parker Joveta Jones and many others appears in a campus chatter column. The items mix sales talk travel literature theater and class activities with references to exams weekends and social events across multiple dates.
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Flourine Wynne
Ruth Ann Merrell
Carolyn Lauland
Helen McWorter
Jimmie Rae Treat
Pat Parker
Manten
Frank Buck
Andrus
Patsy Ivey
The Lost Childhood by Graham Greene reviewed
Graham Greene diverges from fiction with a collection of literary essays. He praises James, Dickens, Fielding, and Potter while noting their flaws, and contrasts James with Hardy on belief in evil. The book argues books shape childhood more than later years and questions what current reading offers beyond early excitement.
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Graham Greene
Viking Press
Greene
Henry James
Dickens
Fielding
Sterne
Beatrix Potter
Frederick Wolfe
Ford Madox Ford
Walter de la Mare
Francois Mauriac
James
Hardy
Turgenev
Dostoievsky
Style Box Questions Women Fashion Obsession
A dated critique of American women's fashion culture cites John Bore's advice on makeup and glittery jewelry. The piece mocks women from ages 16 to 60 for following trends, wearing heavy makeup and flamboyant jewelry in all settings. It laments conformity and questions whether styles suit individual women.
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John Bore
Philosophers Note Book Reflections and Media Observations
A collage of musing on knowledge from magazines and libraries. It notes words idle on shelves can spark travel through philosophy and adventure, compares media reach via radio to mass emotion, and cites Canby on a school of fish social behavior. It ends with a dig at British perception of the Boer War.
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Mr. Canby
Review OF Literature
Podunk
New York
England
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Lee
the Cameo
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Thimmingie
Nancy Millard
Charlotte Ellis
June Lewis
Jimmy Mallory
Margie Pollock
Baylor
Barbara Neal
Patricia Murphy
Jackie Summers
Eugene Krizak
Murphy McNulty
Joveta Jones
Nancy Barker
Denton
Gena Peet
Norma Born
Bobbye
Jack VanDeventer
Mildred Humphries
Janice Gorman
New Orleans
Barry Nettles
Mr. Miles
San Jacinto
Lloyd Seiver
Nelson
Gene Peet
Matherne
John Smith
Carolyn Foster
Annie Horn
George Burnett
Joanne Cannon
Lylie Timmins
Jeanette Garber
Jimmie Mallory
Mary Lou Kirkpatrick
Margaret Weir
Robert Wright
Wendell McLemore
Fearless Fosdick
Clarence Mae Giddings
Kilgore
Joseph Holsomback
Leon Sanders
Joanne Gautesen
Peggy Faulk
Gene Thompson
Joy Powell
Johnny Thomas
Edwin Thomas
Betty Templer
Harold Stephenson
Anne Belle Praetorius
Charliene King
Peggy Gore
Nina Cooper
Roy Paul Black
Houston
Buddy Mills
Ann Ruth Mills
Joyce Ford
Newman Club
Jane Dill
Linda Pierce
Marquesa Bussey
America
John Marishall
Thomas Jefferson
Madison
Washington
Patrick Henry
By Audrey Neal
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