Lee Lantern biweekly college paper at Lee Junior College
The Lee Lantern is published twice monthly during the school year by the sophomore journalism class at Lee Junior College in Baytown Texas. It lists Scardino Publishing Company of Houston as the printer.
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Lee Lantern
Lee Junior College
Baytown
Texas
Scardino Publishing Company
Houston
Phil Eichelberger
Pres Dumas
Robert Dunn
Bobby Casey
John Porter
Billy Young
Billy Poston
Bobby Morgan
Jack Jenning
Mr. Rundell
Jake
Robert Harper
Robert
Jeanne Killgore
Doris Thompson
Look to the Future Thanksgiving Reflection
The speaker compares Thanksgiving to New Year's for individuals and business, warning that material gains hide mental bankruptcy. He urges gratitude for past blessings and urges recognition of future opportunities beyond mere survival.
Distrust All Who Yield to Raw Impulse Nietzsche Quote
A concise Nietzsche maxim warns that trust should waver where impulse governs actions. The aphorism highlights caution toward those who follow instinct over reason or restraint.
Break the Ice at LJC A Call for Friendlier Greetings
A college community laments aloof behavior among LJC students and urges both sexes to reach out. The piece notes cliques exclude outsiders, tells boys to initiate conversations, and girls to avoid freezing newcomers, praising those who greet strangers with warmth.
Trimming the Lamp Wick and School Gossip Notes
The Lantern reports a string of schoolyard anecdotes and misprints touching on students and staff. Names such as Virgene Tyler Grace Elizabeth Hill Royce Roden and Pres Dumas appear amid playful errors and social quips from Education Week.
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Grace Elizabeth Hill
Martin Ray Hoopper
Stanley Jenkins
Bobby Morgan
Royce Roden
Royce
Joe Chandler
Ina Lynch
Brent
Pres Dumas
Lynn Dudley
Mr. Hayworth
Elda Rae Goodman
Married Men Know Better? A Mencken Quip
A concise quote notes that a man may be unaware of his folly yet vows that marriage brings awareness. The aphorism attributes sharp insight to matrimony and frames folly as a married man’s realization.
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H._L. Mencken
Light Reflections on Underdogs at LJC Campus
A candid critique of student life at LJC depicts underdog status as part of daily college routine. The piece lampoons attire, photographer costs, cafeteria habits, and evolving fashions while praising resilience of figures like Truman and Helen Keller as examples of perseverance.
List of students with four or more courses and B averages
The article lists students achieving four or more courses with a B average. Names include Ina Lee Lynch, Vaudine Beal, Rolland Bielstein, Eutha Carpenter, Luther Choate, Mary Cooke, Doyle Compton, Joe Don Dollar, Preston Dumas, George Englert, Dorothy Gierisch, Charles R. Head, Doris Hickman, Mary Joe Holcomb, Robert Lee Jacks, Lavera Jackson, Arthur Jensen, Mabel Catherine Jones, Mary Macke, Paulie Malazzo, Barbara Lee Morris, Patsy Muller, Jo Ann Murdock, Lester Robinson, Gladys Rae Sanders, Elois Schaffer, Dorothy Soileau, James Spear, Loraine Stephan, Doris Stouffler, Louise Van Meldert, Bobbie Walker, Marshall Watts, Elmer Wells, Lou Jeanne Whiteside, and Patsy Jo Williams.
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Mary Cooke
Doyle Compton
Joe Don Dollar
Preston Dumas
George Englert
Dorothy Gierisch
Charles R. Head
Doris Hickman
Mary Joe Holcomb
Robert Lee Jacks
Lavera Jackson
Arthur Jensen
Mabel Catherine Jones
Mary Macke
Paulie Malazzo
Barbara Lee Morris
Patsy Muller
Jo Ann Murdock
Lester Robinson
Gladys Rae Sanders
Elois Schaffer
Dorothy Soileau
James Spear
Loraine Stephan
Doris Stouffler
Louise van Meldert
Bobbie Walker
Marshall Watts
Elmer Wells
Lou Jeanne Whiteside
Patsy Jo Williams
LJC Choir Welcomes Maxine Parkinson From Belfast
Maxine Parkinson, a Belfast native now living in Baytown, joins LJC choir duties as a city hall secretary. Although not a regular member, she attends classes thrice weekly and will sing Bethlehem in the upcoming concert. A former member of Belfast Choral Society, she brings a warm, engaging presence to the group.
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John Ellis
Belfast
Baytown
Maxine Parkinson
Maine
Maxine
LJC
Belfast Choral Society
Bethlehem
Crosby High School
Quote Pair Reflections on Truth and Knowledge
A brief quotation set contrasts Montaigne and Chesterfield on truth and belief. It frames truth as elusive yet sought by all, while divine insight remains uniquely known.
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Virgene Tyler
Billy Gene Bramlett
Clyde Hess
Harold Timmins
Benny Moskowitz
Benny
Doris
Edwin Beauchamp
Wayne Baker
Porky Portis
Mr. Ellis
Billy Jack Weaver
Nick Sacaris
Florence Neill
Anastasia Kalpakis
Art Jensen
Charles Blakeney
Marion Sterling
Utah
Eula Lee Calk
Joe Ann Hopper
Alice Sparks
By Lynne Dudley
Noah Webster
Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Helen Keller
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