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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1957
Page
2
Lee Lantern is published every third week by students at Lee College Baytown Texas with staff Evelyn Gill Bee Gee Gordon Aileen Kadjar and sponsor Miss Elizabeth Meeks listed among the organizers and contributors.
A student paper argues that language shapes identity and freedoms. It reflects on a world without words, noting lost histories and discoveries, yet imagines benefits like fewer distractions from signage and ads. The piece urges careful, expert use of words.
The column lists student anecdotes from L. C. students including Jerry Miller an aspiring author Barbara Box in a pink poodle skirt and Marion Parker in chemistry class Several students joke about name pronuncia tion ponytails pinched nails and gym rope climbs with light fashion notes and library moments.
Mrs Floydella Rogers stars as Miss Todd in The Old Maid and the Thief with Bill Goodwin as Bob A Baytown native and Lee College veteran, she leads the cast alongside Rose Elaine McDonald as Miss Pinkerton and Helen Thorington as Lettitia The December performances feature local educators and church music leaders in principal roles.
Subscribed voters are named for a forthcoming election of prominent persons. The list includes Cecelia Adams Joyce Alexander Paula Alpha Pat Alvey Bonita Anders James M Anderson Paul Ash and many others with extensive participation indicated across multiple pages.
In Houston the Music Hall lineup features Andre Kostelanetz conducting the Houston Symphony in an all Tchaikovsky program on November 25, Polish pianist Andre Tchaikovsky on November 27, and Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians on November 30.
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