W D Foster Heads Honor Roll Of Sixty Three
Nineteen full time students made the first honor roll for the period ending March 21 with W D Foster highest in grade points. Forty four part time students earned honorable mention. straight A recipients include Foster, Lively, Nelson, Rundell Jr, Dabney, Enoch and Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Foster
Gertrude Moskowitz
W. O. Foster
Truitt Lively
Charles Kitzman
Eugene Conneally
Anne Jones
LaNelle Nelson
Paul Edwards
Joyce Williamson
Lester Funderburk
Blanche Foster
Helen Garrett
Jack Garrett
Lloyd Garrett
Mildred Gibbs
Cleo Gresham
Dimple Hamilton
Robert Harper
Winnie Harris
Lola Mae Hewett
Margaret Hill
Levin Hillman
Lorene Hunt
Mary Frances Johnson
Crace Jones
Bettie Jane Kinnaird
Edith Lamb
Hugh Lanster
Marian McMaster
Fae McMurrey
Lorene Mallory
James Athis
Alma Moore
Walker Nance
Robert Paulser
Olive Pruett
Florence Rowland
Olive Rundell
Axel Schoyen
Joanne, Steed
Arthur Tavary
Eddy Thompson
Marjorie Walker
Betty Winter
la Nelle Nelson
Walter Rundell Jr
George Dabney
Rose Enoch
Marjorie Moore
LJC Art Class Exhibit At Library During Fine Arts Week
In observance of Fine Arts Week the LJC art classes present works in the library and art studio room 221 from March 31 to April 2. Instructor Miss Minnie Alice Robertson announced the nine weeks of student prep and listed numerous participants with paintings, scarves, bandanas, posters, drawings, and other pieces showcased in the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
Minnie Alice Robertson
Marinell Anderson
Doiléy
Ethel Babin
Marie Barden
Lurene Bradley
Lucy Boughton
Wanda Bounds
Albert Briggs
Lillian Capps
Arthur Cates
Velma Lee Coleman
Catherine Cooper
Mattie Crowell
Esteban de Los Santos
Dorothy Dukes
Paul Edwards
Rose Enoch
Blue Jeans
Lavon Fisher
Joy Fuller
Lou Fuller
Lester Funderburk
Sylvia Goss
Gladys Gr
Mary Patsy Muller
Mike Oviedo
Bobby Powell
Sam Powers
Olive Pruett
June Roberson
Olive Rundell
Frankie Russell
Dorothy Sawberger
Margarette Seal
Tracy Smith
Joanne Steed
Polly Gene Stewart
Edward Thompson
Martha
Lantern Staff Stages School for Scandal by Lee Curtain Club
The Lee Curtain club opens School for Scandal at 8:15 PM marking its first full production since 1946. Cast includes Bud Blackburn and Mary Frances Johnson with student free admission for cardholders and 60 cents for others. The three act comedy satirizes eighteenth century English society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Curtain Club
School For Scandal
Lynn O’hagan
England
Peter
London
Lady Teazel
Sir Peter
Joseph
Charles
Maria
Bud Blackburn
Bobby Powell
Lamar Kelley
Richard Bradbury
Walter Rundell Jr
Russell Luke
Jake Gregerson
David Doss
Charles Faye
Bill Lyons
Arthur Cates
John Willis Kizler
Mary Frances Johnson
Polly Gene Stewart
Anne Jones
Joy Fuller
Spring Fever Affects Citizens In Curious Ways
A whimsical piece surveys spring’s impact from wedding shenanigans to droopy moods. It notes odd customs such as horseback weddings and flagpole ceremonies, plus fashionless outings and city officials losing shoes. An anecdote about a woman in Main Street shows the season’s bold impulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Pond
St. Bernard
Questionnaire For Summer School Circulated Here
The dean's office circulates a questionnaire to estimate summer school enrollment and demand. Due by 9:10 Friday evening, April 11. Six week session runs June 2 to July 12 evenings 5 to 9 30. Courses include BA 307 308 2 1 13 Math 301 304 310 English 1a 12a History 15a Government 10a Physics 801a Chemistry 801a. Second session July 14 to August 22 offers second halves. Max load two courses or seven hours. full-time workers should take one. $20 registration fee per semester plus $5 deposit which is refundable.
Assembly To Close Fine Arts Week
An April 2 6 PM college auditorium assembly caps Fine Art Week at LJC featuring Miss of art Joy Stewart Fuller performing Summer Time from Porgy and Bess, Mike Oviedo on Star Dust with Lou Alleen Fuller piano, a male quartet, and Linda Witten Intermezzo. Audience participation includes There’s a Long Long Trail a’Winding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
Minnie Alice Robertson
Lynn O’hagan
Joy Stewart Fuller
Porgey and Bess
George Gershwin
Mike Oviedo
Hoagy Carmicheal
Freshman Chemistry Class Workhouse Feature Story Fizzles
A student reporter interviews chemistry instructor Mr. Miles about lab mishaps and trial tests in a Lantern feature. The dialogue covers filter paper folding, black tests for mercurous ion, evaporation spills, flame observations for sodium and barium tests, nickel filtrates, aqua regia use, arsenic cautions, and sample rework requests as students wrestle with unknowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Miles
Mr. Miles
Johnell
Staff Demands Higher Pay Strike Hits School Publication
The Lee Lantern staff declares an unmitigated strike over pay and working conditions due to a recalcitrant journalism instructor. Editor Bob Hensley and others complain of long hours, no overtime pay, and rising living costs as deadlines and coverage hang in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lantern
Lantern
Bob Hensley
Portal
Frank Thompson
Frank
Marian McMaster
Miss McMaster
Rose Enoch
Miss Enoch
Saturday Evening Post
Lemuel Porter
John Kizler
Europe
Geraldine Gieger
Bertram Norris
Polly Gene Stewart
Student Association
Katy Myebroff
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W.D. Foster
Foster
Lively
Kitzman
Conneally
Assembly
Fine Arts
By Kathryn Mgebroff
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