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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1956
Page
2
The Lee Lantern from Lee College Baytown Texas lists Lorraine Orton Norm Smith Robert Hamman Jeanne Marie Raney Johnny Chandler Johnny Odom Perry Christy Jarrell Benedict as part of its publishment team. The note reflects a campus newspaper with student editors and contributors names.
An unsigned editorial argues school spirit goes beyond decals and cheers to attitude and action. It urges Lee College students to support activities, participate in elections, and set a responsible example in campus life, with a call to vote on constitutional amendments and engage in project work.
A student narrator describes a routine day at Lee campus filled with quirky incidents. Characters include Wendell Denman Kenneth Smith Bill Summers Don Elms Mr Williamson Miss Meeks and Harlan in a chaotic sequence across Main Building and the lounge as classes and odd happenings unfold.
In a Lee classroom and lounge survey, students joke about war, politics, and malaria. Bennie M hints at a sectional war, Ann Dzils sky mishears as sexual war, while John Britt and Ben Pleasant discuss malaria and reserves. LANTERN survey notes 66 percent in the lounge play dominoes. 10 percent of players are girls.
Limelight notes four entertainment options in Houston: plays Anastasia at the Alley and The Royal Family at the Playhouse, plus films Giant at the Majestic and Lust for Life at the River Oaks. It praises James Dean in Giant, notes parallels to Glenn McCarthy, and comments on Van Gogh biopic strengths. The column adds campus tidbits and ends with a dating quip.
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