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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1984

Page

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Lee College gains independence after Goose Creek vote in 1965

After a Goose Creek district vote on August 9 1965 Lee College becomes independent from the public school system. Richard Strahan becomes president in 1966 after George Gentry resigns. Walter Rundell departs in 1967. Library fire in 1966 prompts quick restoration aided by volunteers. Bond issue funds 115.5 acres along I 10 and North Main with 6.5 acres donated in 1967.

Linner Schlobohm Goose Creek Lee College Baytown Board of Regents J.M. Black O.A. Boatright Samuel Bramlett Royal Burnside L.J. Marsh Alma McNulty Warren Spivey W.J. Strickler John Sylvester Walter Rundell Strahan North Main Maude Moler

Hepsters Dictionary slang terms from Cab Calloway era

A summary of Hepster's Dictionary notes from the 1930s and 1940s listing slang terms and definitions such as Apple for Harlem, Barbeque for girlfriend, Battle for a homely girl, Blip for something very good, Cooling for layoff between engagements, Frisking The Whiskers for warming up to swing, Hard for fine, Hide-Beater for a drum, Icky for a non hip person, Igg for ignore, Lay Some Iron for tap dance, Lily Whites for bed sheets, and examples.

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British Invasion Shapes 1960s Music Scene

Mark Woods surveys the 1960s music era highlighting Dick Clark and American Bandstand, the British invasion, and hits by The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Beach Boys, and many others. It outlines themes from dance records to summer lifestyle, nonviolent rebellion, implied sex and drugs, civil rights, and social consciousness that defined the decade.

Dick Clark Abc-Tv Beatles Bob Dylan Beach Boys Phil Spector Chubby Checker Charlie Brown Coasters The Vibrations Orlons Rufus Thomas Crystals Shangi-La’s Rolling Stones Canned Heat Animals Nowhere Man 4Th Street Unity George Hamilton IV the van Dykes Joe Tex Doors Sly and the Family Stone Temptations Steppenwolf

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