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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1957
Page
2
Published every third week by students of Lee College Baytown Texas the issue lists Frances Morris Barbara Sheffield Robert Sharp and sponsor Miss Elizabeth Meeks as staff for this edition.
The Lee College community is urged to practice courtesy to ease crowded hallways between classes. Avoid blocking doorways and keep voices low. Help keep benches and tables clean in the student lounge and use wastepaper baskets. Courteous behavior is described as habitual politeness and contagious.
A collage of campus anecdotes features Judy McDonald and peers praising ivy league shoes, while Darwin Gosford favors black and white fancy boots. Tales include misnamed spider webs, puzzle locks in P E, a missing biology lab an angel fish, and students juggling classes, sports, and car parking habits.
The LEE LOG lists students with yearbook pictures for 1957 58 and asks each student to verify name spellings and classifications. Corrections are due by Friday Oct 25 via a staff representative or in Miss Meeks' box by Friday evening.
A light campus column shares tidbits from Gayle Nettles posing in art class and a sketch request to Sandy Waits, reports on Mrs. Serena Post’s charcoal works, and notes a crowd at the gym’s female badminton courts. Audrey Pace and Ann Griffin still busy at LC while Jerry Fleishman visits with crutches. newlyweds Mr and Mrs Joe L Stein return, Virginia Hudgins faces an awkward moment at a BSA conference, and election results receive congratulations.
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