Phi Theta Kappa Chapter Re-established at Lee College
The Lee Lantern congratulates new Phi Theta Kappa members and celebrates the reestablishment of the Phi Theta Kappa chapter at Lee College. The society promotes scholarship character and fellowship among junior college students nationwide. Eligibility includes completing one term, carrying 15 weekly hours with 12 in arts and sciences, good character, and being in the top 10 percent. Initiation requires an exam on the organization.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Lee College
United States
April Fool notes reveal campus vending quirks and fading Aggie mark
An editor explains a playful April issue with spring antics on Rebel Hill. Vending machines in the Student Lounge misbehave, offering candy drinks and even a music feature. Humour shifts to campus pride as the AGS plaster on the front campus is erased, sparking debate on Aggie spelling and progress.
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Erudite
Rebel Hill
Williamson
Relly
Aggie
Lee College
Covering the Campus With Kay and Kathy
A campus survey reveals students plan the usual mix of summer activities. Hazels Heaslet will attend classes, Joan McAlvany works and studies, while Ellen McLean hopes for Puerto Rico but stays at Lamar Tech. Others seek travel, work, or sun while some plan to do nothing.
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Joan McAlvany
Pat Klanton
Mildred Wunsch
Jo Ann Richardson
Ellen McLean
Puerto Rico
Lamar Tech
Nancy Hayes
Olan Mills
Delbert Derrett
Freelie
Margie Shields
Janice LeCompte
Claudia Harris
Jerry Fleishman
Main Street
Houston
Carol Flukinger
Ben Ponce
San Francisco
Judy Bergeron
Garner State Park
Louisiana
Joyce Alexander
Washington, D.C
Lawrence Casey
Raymond Dick Causey, Jr
Alvin
Jeanette Gordon
Mary Ann Taylor
Richard III at River Oaks and Wayside theaters review
A theatergoing audience is urged to see Richard III at River Oaks with Laurence Olivier, while noting Wayside Theater in Houston also presents the Shakespeare classic. The piece contrasts stage and TV approaches, praising KUHT lectures and decrying sponsor driven cancellations of quality programs like Caesar’s Hour and Omnibus.
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Richard
River Oaks
Laurence Olivier
Dr. Baxter
Kuht-Tv
Channel Eight
Wayside Theater
Houston
Market Street
Wayside
Gray Street
Bill Travers
England
Rock Hudson
We Geordie
Charles Atlas
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Lorraine Ofton
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Travers
Alastair Sims
Alec Guinness
Trendex
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NBC
Lawrence Welk
ABC Network
Buddy Hackett
Stanley
Bach
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Agnes de Mille
William Faulkner
George Gershwin
Pat Weaver
Fred Coe
Acme Typewriter Co
Andy Anderson
Big Chief
Buck Turner Chevrolet Co
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Brunson’s Food Market
Chadwick Studio
Tom Conder
Oldsmobile
Culpepper’s Furniture Co
Earthman Funeral Home
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First National Bank
Fairy Godfrey Insurance Agen
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Harris County Federal Savings & Loan Assn
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Holloway Food Market
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Houston Natural Gas System
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Sam Alford
Kovar Appliance Co
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Paul Prince
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