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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1965
Page
2
The piece argues education unites diverse cultures and urges Lee College and readers to foster a welcoming campus. It highlights the value of immigration, cultural contact, and the Statue of Liberty inscription as national symbols of opportunity and democracy.
The Lee Lantern is a student publication produced by Journalism 612 students for the student body. Readers are invited to submit news tips letters and comments to sponsor Miss Sue Jones or to staff members.
The text argues that earned grades matter only as a sign of growth and ability. Praise from others or college acceptance cannot provide true self-respect, while unearned A and B grades distort value. Self-perception determines worth, not external judgments or flattery.
Advertising rate card for The Lee Lantern states a charge of one dollar per column inch. Publication schedule is every two weeks. The notice lists standard rates and placement options for local advertisers.
The article lists Lee College instructors for the year including Mrs Sauls with BA from Sam Houston and MBA from the University of Houston, Emily Dan Montgomery teaching math, and Miss Jones directing public relations and journalism. It details numerous new and returning faculty across departments, with prior positions, degrees, and family notes.
Lee College announces a Lantern question-answer service for LC related queries. Students drop signed questions in a designated box in the Student Union. editors will provide answers without publishing names. Karen Smith edits. no question limit and any campus subject is welcome.
A collage of campus vignettes features students and faculty from Patricia Kurtz to Ronnie Plochek with anecdotes about bikes, schedules, loves, looks, and everyday quirks. Bits about French class breaks, car rides, and social mischief color a lively student life snapshot.
The article notes several new LC staff members: one former Baytonian teaching government at Lee, a Lamar Tech graduate who taught at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. another with BS from Sam Houston College and MA from the University of Houston. and a third counselor who has worked at the University of Houston and the University of Texas.
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