Lee Lantern staff list for 1947 48 year at Lee Junior College
The Lee Lantern announces its publication twice monthly for the 1947 48 school year. Staff includes Editor-in-Chief Walter Rundell Jr and Associate Editor Joyce Cooper with advertising manager Carl Bond and Sports Editor Jere Showalter among others.
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Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Texas
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Associated College Press
Walter Rundell, Jr
Joyce Cooper
Dorothy Sawberger
Anne Jones
Eutha Carpenter
Mary Lee Salter
Ving Joy Fuller Exchange
Johnnie Lou
Jere Showalter Shensot
Why Read Literature and Its Value to Students
A reflective piece argues students neglect literature in favor of comics and trivial papers. It urges using the school library for fiction, biography, philosophy, and new books, claiming reading broadens outlook and sharpens understanding beyond mere entertainment.
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Dick Tracy
B. O
Be on Time for Life
The piece extols punctuality as essential across fields from printing to sports and military supply chains. It urges students to value timeliness as the key to success and happiness, ending with a call to be on time for life.
This Is Election Year The Individual Vote Matters
The article urges civic duty as a key in democracy. It explains that every individual vote counts and that democracy reflects both majority and minority voices. It stresses voters' power regardless of party or region and the need for honest personal choice.
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Russia
Democratic Party
Fashionable gowns dazzle at Carnation Ball detailing gowns
Miss Robertson identifies standout gowns worn by ball attendees. LaNelle Norris wore a white organza gown with hooped skirt and chartreuse sequins. Lynn Dudley appeared in aqua organza with off the shoulder neckline. Judy Alexander wore brocaded satin with basque waist. Rams Holcomb in white crushed taffeta bodice. Louise Davis in plaid taffeta strapless dress with double panier. Elois Schaffer wore dark plaid with double flounces. Marcie Macon in white net with stitched hem. Margie Moore in pink net with self flotations. Francisco Humphries wore orchid organza. Reviewed by Carl Bond.
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RELHS
LJC
Miss Robertson
LaNelle Norris
Lynn Dudley
Judy Alexander
Ramona Holcomb
Louise Davis
Elois Schaffer
Marcellete Macon
Margie Moore
Sunburn Tales From A Beach Day Gone Red
A humorous piece recalls Gertrude Stein and contrasts a sunbather’s bliss with a painful burn. The narrator details a lazy long sun session that ends in bright red skin and blisters, followed by workplace sympathy and a vow to avoid the sun. The casual tone questions summer vanity and resilience.
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Gertrude Stein
Fuschia
Met Opera Review and Public Notices From Campus Club
A column covers Met Opera impressions including La Traviata and Cavalleria Rusticana with praise for Violetta and Doroth y Kirsten and notes on Koussevitzky’s Boston tenure and PETER GRIMES commissioning. It also highlights a new music reference work A Dictionary of Musical Themes by Barlow and Morgenstern.
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Metropolitan Opera Association
Met
Metropolitan
LA Traviata
Violetta
Licia Albanese
Jan. Peerce
Cavalleria Rusticana
Regina Resnik
John Brownlee
Alfie
Calramne Turner
Mamma _ Lucia
Mario Berini
Turridu
Berini
Addoi
Frederick Jagel
Canio
Vesti la
Koussevitzky
Serge Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony Orchestra
America
Harold Barlow
Sam Morgenstern
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R. H. Caver
Sylvia’ Goss
Marcelette Macon
Harold Lee Baker
Sam Aydelotte
Futha Carpenter
Donna Kellogg
Loraine Stephen
Saribenne Thomas
Oscar Ingram
Jimmie Montgomery
Margaret Sheffield
Jake Gregerson
Pres Dumas
Benny Moskowitz
R. H. Carver
Percy Portis
Humble
Bill Lyons
Marjorie Moore
Mege
Judy
Stanley McMicken
Kathryn Hickerson
Taylor Miller
Alexander the Great
Berkleyine
Francis Humphries
Carl Bond
Beaumont
Harold Lee
Charles Head
Thomas King
Sac’s
Bob Neal
O'Hagan
Jeanny’ Montgomery
Alton Laird
Angie Laird
Alfred
Hayes Dorris
R. E. Johnson
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