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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1949

Page

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Final Rehearsals On Ah Wilderness By Curtain Club

Final rehearsals for Eugene ONeill play Ah Wilderness are set for April 18 at 8 15 in the Curtain Club production directed by Mrs Lynn O Hagan The cast features Richard Miller Nat Miller Essie Miller Betty Jo Cheatham John Porter Mildred Miller Barton Bruce and others with Beverly Bergeron to play the bartender Classes will be shortened Wednesday to allow student attendance Admission is by activity card or paid ticket.

Eugene O’neill Lynn O’hagan Richard Miller Joe Chandler Nat Miller Sam Adams Essie Miller Betty Jo Cheatham Betty Jo Cheatham Pooleast: Susie Og Hedseablin John Porter Glyn Dorothy Marshall Arthur Miller Earl Rhodes Mildred Miller Tommy Miller Barton Bruce David McComber Beverly Bergeron Muriel McComber Margie Brady Mary Jo Holcomb Bartender Richard

New Books Arrive at LIC Reference and Fiction Shelves

New books ordered last month are arriving at LIC library and being prepared for student use. Reference titles include Struik HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS and Willis DICTIONARY OF THE FLOWERING PLANTS AND FERNS plus Hazeltine ANNI VERSARIES AND HOLIDAYS and SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST. Biography features Pearson G B S A STUDY. Guggenheim gifts THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA. Many fiction works follow, including Maugham AH KING and Swift TALE OF A TUB.

Sylvia Stern Struik Hazeltine O’brien New York Stebbins Seldes Winslow Maugham Anderson Philip Wyli Finnley Wren Swift Train Hughes Tom Brown Collins Moonstone

40 Sophomores to Finish LJC Spring Graduates 1949

Forty prospective Lee Junior College graduates filed diploma applications for completion of two years of college work. Registrar Mark Eakin lists the Spring 1949 graduates, naming Judy Alexander through Charles Williams. Three have already completed the two years and transferred to the University of Texas at mid term: Wells, Williams, and Dumas.

Lee Junior College Mark Eakin Judy Alexander Velma Ansley Harold Lee Baker Euthe Carpenter Doyle Compton Billie Lynn Dudley Preston Dumas Robert Dunn Phillip Eichelberger R. C. Ellis William Brent Green Jacob Gregerson Burlen Griffith Billy Bert Hamel Charles R. Head Ramona Holcomb Martin Ray Hopper Arthur Jensen James Carter Johnston Ina Lee Lynch Norvell Locker Barbara Magness Barbara Morris Benny Moskowitz Patsy Muller Jack Nesselrode Joyce Peet Royce Roden Lemuel Porter Maurice Russell Johnnie Sacaris Nick Sacaris Elois Schaffer Billie Frances Smith Alice Sparks Lorraine Stephan Maryon Sterling Elmer Wells A. D. Wilkinson Charles Williams University of Texas Wells, Williams Dumas

Rabbi Lubasch to Give Talks at LJC

Dr. Lothar Lubasch of the Jewish Chautauqua Society and Rodef Shalom Temple Port Arthur will speak twice at LJC in study halls Monday and Tuesday nights. He will address sociology on Judaism and Contemporary Affairs on the Palestine Question with open forum discussions for all students. Born in Germany, Lubasch came to the United States in 1948 after studying at Berlin Hamburg and Erlangen and the Reform Jewish Theological Seminary.

Lothar Lubasch Jewish Chautauqua Society Rodef Shalom Port Arthur LJC Lubasch Germany Berlin Hamburg Erlangen Jewish Theological Seminary Reform

Plans Completed For Royal Dance Tomorrow Night

Final plans for the coronation ball at Baytown Community House announce King Charles Head and Queen Barbara Morris will be crowned. The event begins 7 30 PM with ceremonies at 8 00 PM. Tickets available from Student Council or at the door.

Charles Head Barbara Morris Benny Moskowitz Baytown Ramona Holcomb Robert Dunn Ina Lynch Brent Green Mary Jo Holcomb Gene Bramlett Billy Poston Jack Alford Lynn Dudley Marjorie Ehmke

Questionnaires Now Available for Summer School

Dean Walter Rundell announced that summer school questionnaires must be returned to the college office by Friday April 8. Students considering attendance should complete a form to aid course scheduling. Summer term runs June 6 to July 15 and July 18 to August 26. Courses need at least 10 students. classes meet daily for hour and a half. Students may earn up to seven semester hours in six weeks.

Walter Rundell

Neophyte Reporter Praises Olivier Hamlet Experience

A Houston viewer recalls seei ng Laurence Olivier in Hamlet at River Oaks. The reviewer lauds Olivier for minimal staging, gray stark sets, and restrained acting. The piece notes cuts to essential characters, awards for direction and set, and recommends the film.

Houston Hamlet River Oaks Hollywood Laurence Olivier Olivier

Auction Party Proves Success at Phi Theta Kappa Event

ThePhi Theta Kappa party in the Gym on Saturday night March 26 featured a Duck Dunn auctioneer led sale with box lunches sold and enjoyed. A Benny Moskowitz Joe Don Dollar skit Casey at the Bat and an LJC Choir act The Man on the Flying Trapeze were part of the program along with Carver School students’ Shrine winning musical comedy. Bill Harrop won the cake walk while Geraldine Browns box lunch would have won first in any popularity contest. Alice Sparks will represent the LJC Chapter at the National Convention in Bluefield West Virginia March 31 to April 2.

Duck Dunn Phi Theta Kappa Benny Moskowitz Joe Don Dollar Casey LJC Carver School Shrine Bill Harrop Geraldine Brown Alvera Griffin Alice Sparks Scholastic Fraternity Bluefield W. Va Florence Neill

Students urged to take test at Study Hall B

The American Council on Education Psychological Examination will be given to LJC students on Thursday April 7 at 7 15 p m in Study Hall B Dean Walter Rundell states the exam targets IQ relative to the upper fifty percent of the population and measures quantitative and linguistic skills Students with class conflicts may be excused and others are urged to attend

American Council On Education LJC Walter Rundell Dean Rundell

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Nesday LIC Pearson G. B. Shaw Harry G. Guggenheim United States Cuba Curtain Club Betty Jo Rabbi Lubasch Royal Dance Bill Kovar Baytonians RELHS Prince Clyde Hesse Lois Helen Bedinger Robert Parker Virginia Webber Glenn Jones Jean Kellogg Moskowitz Fortinbras Rosencrantz Guildistern Ophelia England Denmark Laertes Shakespeare
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