April 22 Set For Repeat Performance Of Dinner
The Curtain Club plans a repeat showing of The Man Who Came to Dinner in Lee auditorium on Thursday April 22 under Baytown Kiwanis Club sponsorship. LJC drama director Mrs Lynn O Hagan announced. Tickets at 75 cents. junior college activit y tickets not valid.
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Lee Auditorium
Curtain Club
Baytown
Kiwanis Club
Lynn O’hagan
LJC
O’hagan
Ernest Stanley
Johnie Lou Sprayberry
Miss Preen
Dorothy Laird
Richard Stanley
Delton Ashley
June Stanley
Alice Sparks
John
George McAlpin
Sarah
Joyce Cooper
Stanley
W. C. Smith
Maggie Cutler
Mary Fowler
Dr. Bradley
Jimmie Montgomery
Sheridan Whiteside
Gene Wells
Harriet Stanley
Mary Salter
Bert Jefferson
Charles Williams
Professor Metz
Bennie Moskowitz
Baker
Darrell Nickerson
Expressman
Rex Couch
Lorraine Sheldon
Anne Jones
Sandy
Beverly Carlton
Walter Rundell, Jr
Wescott
Carl Bond
Bill Lyons
Truitt Lively
Banjo
Harold Orton
Forms Still Available For Summer Term
The college urges students to submit the Summer Term questionnaire as it guides course scheduling. Courses requested will be taught if there is sufficient demand. insufficient demand means some courses may not be offered.
Varsity Magazine Seeks 1200 Word Short Shorts
Varsity announces a contest open to LIC students for short short stories. Accepted tales must be about 1200 words and themed for a mass male undergraduate audience. A prize of 100 dollars awaits each story chosen for publication and the effort aims to develop new young writing talent.
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Varsity Magazine
Varsity
America
BSU Meeting Hears Baytown Leader With Plans Ahead
President George Gentry spoke at the BSU meeting on April 12. Baytown Junior High principal John Stuart is slated for April 19. A drive to recruit the 140 Baptist students at LJC to attend regular Monday meetings is under way, sponsor Miss Minnie Alice Robertson said.
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George Gentry
BSU
John Stuart
Baytown
LJC
Minnie Alice Robertson
Masquerade Ball Sponsored by SAC at Campus Club
Sigma Alpha Chi hosts a masquerade ball at the Campus Club on April 20 at 8:30 p.m. Bill Caldwell's negro band performs. Tickets cost 2.50, SAC members sell them. costumes and masks are required for entry.
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Louise Davis
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
Houston
Carew
Sigma Alpha Chi
Bill Caldwell
SAC
The
Talent Art Spring Invasdes LIC Class
Spring has made LIC artists ambitious with about fifteen oil paintings outlined and in progress. Works include beach scene by Marcelette Macon, landscape in Pacific Islands by Jack Akin, portrait of baby by Harold Lee Baker, and self-portraits by Arlene Simon among other canvases.
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LIC
Marcelette Macon
Ramona Holcomb
Magnolia
Winnie Nell Laird
Joe Kenneth Boulin
Pacific Islands
Jack Akin
Eubha Carpenter
Willie Bell Wall
R. H. Caver
Harold Lee Baker
Baby
Alice Davis
Preston du
Scholarships Announced For 1948-49 At LJC
Four new scholarships totaling 350 dollars will be offered to entrants at LJC for fall 1948 raising total LJC awards to 750 dollars. Lions club provides two hundred dollars, Kiwanis one hundred and Jaycee ettes one hundred. One boy and one girl entrant from RELHS or Cedar Bayou High are eligible for Lions awards. Applications due May 1 with duties including a letter. selection by Lions scholarship committee. Kiwanis reviews by academics, activities, leadership and attitude. Jaycee-ettes plan pending. A UW A gives fifty dollars to a girl. Citizens National Bank awards two hundred dollars to RELHS graduates enrolling in LJC. Ramona remains noted.
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LJC
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Jayceeettes
RELHS
Cedar Bayou High School
W. W. Brown
The
Kiwanis
George Bruce
R. W. Akridge
Hobart Enoch
J. M. Stuart
Fahy Godfrey
Kiwanians
Jaycee-ettes
Jayceeette
Ten New Volumes Added To Library
Miss Sylvia Stern announces additions to the college library since April 5 totaling ten new volumes and about 800 more volumes since the college year began. New titles include Who's Who in America 1948-49 and Encyclopedia Britannica World Atlas alongside Congressional Directory 1947 1948 and works on radio servicing and Mount Vernon. The library now holds about 1100 bound volumes with 165 added since the year started. The State Department has offered items for exhibition to aid understanding of U S foreign policy.
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Sylvia Stern
America
Encyclopedia Britanica
Congressional Directory
Department of State
Washington, D. C
U. S
San Jacinto Monument Honors Texan History Parade
The USS Texas will be enshrined at San Jacinto Battlegrounds in a ceremony recalling Texas independence won in 1836. Historical notes cover the battleground’s 1853 marking, 327 acres designated as San Jacinto State Park, and the monument’s 1930s design by Jesse H. Jones with dedication episodes in 1939.
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Texas
United States Navy
San Jacinto Battlegrounds
Battle
San Jacinto
Sam Houston
Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana
Battleground
San Jacinto State Park
VA Form 7 1908 filing urged for summer term
Veterans are urged to file VA Form 7 1908 before April 28 to interrupt subsistence when not continuing school through summer. Bulletin 759 explains how Form 7 1907c authorizes subsistence from entry to 15 days after the term, with summer term adjustments. In a April 14 meeting, veterans Jacks and Rose were chosen to lobby Austin for the bonus bill, with 50 cents per attending veteran to fund delegates, collected by Jack Akin.
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Walter Rundell
Veterans Administration Technical Bulletin
Robert Jacks
Robert Rose
Austin
Veterans of
LJC
Jack Akin
French Club Presents Franches Lippees Play in May
Le Cercle Francais plans a spring festival on Wednesday May 12 in Lee Auditorium. Tristan Bernard's FRAN CHES LIPPERS is a one act comedy about two married couples dining out. Cast includes Lemu Leemu Lechapeau Le Garcon de Cafe Madame Lemu Madame Lechapeau Le Caissier and narrator Ralph Wooster. All LJC students may attend. community members who speak French invited.
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le Cercle Francais
Lee Auditorium
Tristan Bernard
le Garcon de Cafe
M. Truitt Lively
Lemu
M. Walter Rundell, Jr
Lechapeau
Billy Ray Kerr
Mile
Alice Sparks
Madame Lemu
LaNelle Norris
Madame Lechapeau
M. Carl Bond
le Caissier
M. Ralph Wooster
LJC
Alpha Rho Tau Holds Formal Initiation
The Delta Chapter of Alpha Rho Tau held its annual rushee dinner in the home economics dining room at supper April 7, 1948. Attending pledges included Sylvia Goss Jack Akin Willie Bell Wall Joyce Vidrine Johnnie Sacaris Ramona Holcomb Doris Heard Marjorie Moore President and Mrs Olive Rundell past president. Faculty guests were Mr and Mrs John Ellis Dean Walter Rundell Mr James F Koenig Mrs Odelle Gary Miss Florence Neal Mr Mark Eakin Mr George Nelson and Miss Minnie Alice Robertson sponsor.
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Delta Chapter
Alpha Rho Tau
Sylvia Goss
Jack Akin
Willie Bell Wall
Joyce Vidrine
Johnnie Sacaris
Ramona Holcomb
Doris Heard
Marjorie Moore
Olive Rundell
John Ellis
Walter Rundell
James F. Koenig
Ode
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Lamar Kelly
Thomas Chandler Haliburton
Sam Slick
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Daughters of the Republic
Jesse H. Jones
Federal Loan Agency
Secretary of Commerce
the Republic
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United States Army
Rose
Jacks
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