Lee Lantern staff and sponsors listed for Baytown college paper
The Lee Lantern is published twice monthly by Lee College sophomores in Baytown Texas. Printed by the Jasper News Boy in Jasper Texas. Workers include Thelma Holmes Charlene McCarty Joe Chandler J B Powell and Merrill Carter Sponsor J F Koenig.
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Lee College Counseling Aims to Help Students Find Themselves
The program focuses on listening and explaining rather than giving advice. Tests administered at the start of the term aim to objectify students and reveal assets liabilities personality and aptitudes to guide personal direction and success. The advisor presence makes test use depend on the student.
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Second Chance at Lee College Shapes a Reporter’s Path
A reflective piece describes pursuing education at Lee College as a renewal after high school, emphasizing thinking as the core skill and the limited four classes per week constraint. The author contrasts youth, middle age, and old age with the hope of tomorrow and the value of knowledge.
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Light Reflections and Color Opinions in a Classroom Column
A quirky school column explores Baconian ideas on studying, color psychology, and social quirks. It notes Mrs Gladys Ellis singing to Lit classes and muses on color preferences linking blue to peace, red to daring, and black to power, ending with a call to boost milk production.
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Gladys Ellis
Gammas Plan Freshman Rush Tea at Community Building
The Gammas held their second meeting of the year and planned a freshman rush tea from 2:30 to 4:30 on Sunday afternoon October 15 at the Community Building. Freshmen girls and newcomers to Lee College will receive invitations next week, announced Jean Kellog, president.
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Trimming the Lamp Wick with the Fresh Freshman
Lee College notes new arrivals and campus life through a string of vivid student sketches. It highlights John Bankston arriving late, public reactions to academics, football fans, and social life counts among freshmen and returning students. The piece names many individuals and moments reflecting school humor and daily routines.
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Walter Choate
Freda Jones
Lee College
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Barry Nettles
Clarence Porter
Tommy Williams
Joyce
Eugenia Peet
Donald Dial
Dan Heintschel
Dan
Grace
Tennessee
Alexander
Tom Monk
Rho Delta Delta
Lee Bishop
Lee
Marlene Cornelius
Cactus Club
Bill Flynt
T.V
Jean Kellogg
Highlands
Fred Wilson
Lee College Library Expands With Hundreds Of Volumes
The 1949 1950 year added 812 volumes across fiction biographies music and reference works. Nearly 500 more volumes arrived in summer with rare bound magazines from Harper s Atlantic and Nation. 227 current magazines now on file with 45 new titles. daily Dallas Morning News Houston Post Baytown Sun and Sunday New York Times. Sylvia Stern heads the library with Charlene McCarty as student assistant.
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Carney
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Architectural Forum
Automotive Industries
Better Homes and Gardens
Bulletin of Bibliography
Cancer News
Congressional Quarterly
Educational Screen
Egypt News
Forbes
French Review
Glass Industry
Harper’s Bazaar
Horn Book
Humble Way
Information Bulletin
Germany
International Index
Journal of Heredity
Journal of Research
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National Bureau of Standards
Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences
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Modern Plastics
National Parent-Teacher
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Naylor’s Epic Century
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Texas Cancer Triangle
New York Times
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Copper Canyon opens at Brunson Theatre
The Western Paramounts Copper Canyon stars Hedy Lamarr and Ray Milland as a saloon owner and a trick shot vaudeville performer in a copper syndicate fight. Supporting cast includes McDonald Carey Mona Freeman and Harry Carey Jr. The film features a blazing gun battle climax noted in advance reports.
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