Lee Lantern staff and sponsors listed
The Lee Lantern is published twice monthly by the sophomore journalism class of Lee College in Baytown Texas. Printed by the Jasper News Boy in Jasper Texas. The workers named include Thelma Holmes Charlene McCarty Joe Chandler J B Powell and Merrill Carter with sponsor J F Koenig.
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Lee Lantern
Lee College
Baytown
Texas
Jasper News-Boy
Jasper
Thelma Holmes
Charlene McCarty
Joe Chandler
J. B. Powell
Merrill Carter
Change is Necessary What is the World Coming To
A reflective essay argues change is inherent since creation and history shows repeated upheavals. It contrasts old predictions of apocalypse with the idea that human nature remains, while civilization’s veneer strains under conflicts and expansion. The piece notes past catastrophes shaping history and finite frontiers driving clashes today.
Light Reflections on the Modern Gentleman
The essay contrasts Bacon's ideal of a gentleman who serves others with a modern type focused on appearance and charm. It argues today’s pace and culture erode the traditional sense of courtesy, noting fewer “gentlemen’s gentlemen” and the shift away from service toward style and line.
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Francis Bacon
Tomorrow Magazine College Writers Short Story Contest 1950
Tomorrow Magazine and Creative Age Press sponsor a 1950 college short story contest open to enrolled students in any US college or university. Manuscripts up to 5000 words may be submitted, each labeled College Contest with author address and college details. Prizes total 1100 dollars with first 500, second 300, third 200. entries due January 15, 1951. judges include Tomorrow editors and Creative Age Press.
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the Tomorrow Magazine
United States
Tomorrow Magazine
Creative Age Press
East 44Th St
New York
Trimming the Lamp Wick
A collage of student snippets from LC life includes Margie Brady with a sparkler, Roy Coleman and Roy’s trips to Waco, Sadie Hawkins hopes, class antics, and plans for holidays. Names like Nancy Barker, Wilma Watson, Freda Jones, and Dolly Moskowitz appear amid light humor and school culture notes.
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Margie Brady
Pee Wee Thomas
Joe Chandler
Western Auto
Annabelle Praetorious
Black
Nancy Barker
Houston
Roy Coleman
Waco
Roy
Charleen Jackson
Perry Beauchamp
Dolores Selensky
Raleegh Gore
Rayford Reece
John Ward
Sadie Hawkins
Wilma Jean Watson
Alto
Violet Pinett
Jimmie Rae Treat
Margie Billings
John Fields
Barry Nettles
Jimmy Thomas
Bill Fulton
Foots Russell
Betty Robertson
Dean Williams
Togie Flowers
Donald Dial
K. J. Rugel
Freda Jones
Betty Templer
Dolly Moskowitz
Ralph Wright
Buck Young
FSB
Harbor
Wilbur Dugat
Low Lights for Lowbrows
Charlene McCarty argues the United States faces a looming war and urges awareness through literature. She notes five reviews in the Saturday Review of Literature covering Russian peasant life, Soviet law, and military power, highlighting works by Kitner Gover Rickman Stevens.
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Charlene McCarty
United States
Desert
Bronx
America
Russia
Saturday Review OF Literature
William R. Kintner
Mr. Kitner
Stalin
Geoffrey Gover
John Rickman
Rusa
Letters to the Editor From Perplexed to Five Girls
A reader asks if it is proper to join the ladies gym for square dancing. The editor says yes. A group of girls complains about college boys whistling at them and receives an insulting reply. The piece invites more reader letters, promising fresh answers and humorous asides.
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Lee Lantern
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Sir Gallahad
Bacon
Scarlett
William King
John Bankston
Joyce Peet
Joyce
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Nelson John Ward
James Carrell
Mr. Koenig
Wynona Schaffer
Jean Kellogg
Curtis Farfield
Dogpatch
Daisy Mae
Templer
Billy Richards
Billy
James Weir
Grace Alexander
Bobbie Morgan
Fred Wilson
Kress
Glen Woods
Roy Paul Black
Martin Geisendorff
Chevrolet
Charles Blasingame
Ford
Donald Hill
Dan Lamb
Edmund Stevens
Sac’s
Sigma Alpha Chi
Eleanor Dixon
Flourine Wynne
Peggy Gore
Charlene Garris
Marqueda Bussey
Gloria Kocnesky
Jeannine Owens
Loretta Black
Jackie Summers
Ann Matthews
Grace Allexander
Vollet Pinett
Marlene Cornelius
Hennigan
Florine Wynne
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