Lee Lantern Staff Credits for This Issue
The Lee Lantern lists staff for the current issue including reporters Sherrill Davis Charles Pryor Jeanne Marie Raney and Billy Wayne Starkey with Billy Duane Wood as well as feature writers sports writers and typists Norine Williams Judy Davis Joan McAlvany Bob Hensley Britton Risinger Dorothy Hardison Lynette Smith and Art.
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Sherrill Davis
Charles Pryor
Jeanne Marie Raney
Billy Wayne Starkey
Billy Duane Wood
Norine Williams
Judy Davis
Joan McAlvany
Bob Hensley
Britton Risinger
Dorothy Hardison
Lynette Smith
Student Association President Thanks Voters at Lee College
The association president expresses sincere gratitude to all students who voted and pledges government will serve the student body. He aims to make this the finest school year in Lee College history and thanks supporters.
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Lee College
Freshman leadership grows at Lee College on Rebel Hill
Lee College observations show freshmen driving campus life with notable turnout. Yearbook portraits surpassed previous records while SEE LOG sales exceeded prior totals, surpassing the 200 mark. The First Lady contest ran smoothly under student supervision with nearly all eligible voters casting their votes, signaling rising interest and participation since September’s first primary.
Lee College student vote rocks at 20 percent turnout
Only 183 of 887 students voted in Lee College fall elections yielding a single officer with 34 votes and a high of 70 for any office. The piece urges broader student participation, warns on complacent voting habits, and cites democracy as self-government tied to informed choices.
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Rebel Hill campus gossip and Halloween plans teased
The Rebel Land page skewers campus life with names like Kay Henson and Elenor Simmons as students juggle social clubs, a boy friendly era at Lee College, and a Gamma Phi Kappa pledge return. Highlights include Halloween Masquerade Ball on Oct 29 and devils on stage.
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Council elects Taylor parliamentarian and sets weekly meeting
Robert Jackson and the student council met for the first time on Thursday October 6. Glenn Taylor was elected parliamentarian and the group fixed a regular Thursday 4 pm meeting time. A committee to study amendments to the school constitution was formed with Delbert Derrett as chairman.
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Glenn Taylor
Delbert Derrett
Derrett
R. L. Williamson
Two and a Halfa Chap Wins Hearts at Lee School
A La Porte student observed a confident male student attracting attention near Lee School. Girls praised the numbers and chivalry while he walked away with two companions. Respondents offered light comments and fluttering remarks about pencil drops and social balance.
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Lee
Campus anecdotes spark notes on teachers and students
In a college setting Henry Bergolofsky recalls checking a teacher for quirks before enrolling while Glenn Portis notes he is the lone accounting instructor at Lee. Other scenes include Pajama Day in psychology, Daze in Gamma class, and students in a coed English and speech class sharing early assignments.
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Henry Bergolofsky
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Glenn Portis
Lee
Albert Mazoch
Erskine Caldwell
Gammas
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