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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1949
Page
4
Brent Green profiles Rocky Graziano from slums of New York to boxing rings. The piece traces his troubled youth, time in reformatories, and volatile path to a potential championship berth. It notes his clashes with society, brief jail stints, and ties to Marcel Cerdan's plans.
Bowling Green State University students can assess if they are grown up using a 12 item list from Dr. Ester McGinnis. The checklist includes controlling emotions, delaying gratification, accepting life and oneself, living in the present, avoiding exploitation, accepting violent emotions, loving and being loved, understanding others, feeling part of something bigger, appreciating love and creativity in relationships, and letting others have the limelight.
Continued from page one the honor roll includes students with A grades in two courses Mary Delois Cooke An nette Costley Marjorie Ehmke Jere Gittinger and Addie G Mixon Also listed are students with A grades in one course Avenette Ashwood Olive Genne Bailey Jack Bains Dorothy Barrett A R Barrow Peggy Rae Bittick Pattie Jean Bonner William Moman Burns Lois Cole Carl C Conway Lennie Coward Leon P Crawford Amys S Curry James B Duncan Nora L Fayle Robert Fesmire Theodore E Gilbert Lara Hebel Oley Hedrick Ethel Henson Howard Holmes Iona Mae Hornsby Melva Johnson Beniat Ruth Kelly Mary Emma Kov ar Clement Kovar Edwin A Leonard Dudley McMickey Herman Matysiak Rose D Moran Emma Joe Noland John K Pierce Elroy J Pratt Ora Lee Pultz Jerry G Rochen Lois Rogan Robert P Rose Mary Anita Simmons Mary Alice Smith Leander J Smith Gregory Strawn Mary Ellen Stuart Mildred Walmsley Leon Washburn Billy Jack Weaver Helen Lee Wilder William C Webster Erma Rae Williams Frank Yates
Monte Young waits for the bell in the hall as Frances Wilson fixes her hair before class. Lavera Jackson speaks up about being tired while Saribenne Thomas vacations in Mississippi and Paggy Bittick plans a weekend trip out of town.
A narrator reflects that the Curtain Club charm faded, the beloved is intelligent and understanding even without new ideas, and that home remains a good place with more to learn about life and love.
LJC CHOIR lineup announces Kent Rogan Joycelyn Roberts Ester Robson Dorothy Marshall Derrell Lemons Lavora Jackson Glory Guidroz Patricia Ewing Joy Eiland Robert Dunn Eugene Compton Angie Lee Cathriner Maud ine Vaudine Beal part of ensemble for the event.
Lee College announces track preliminaries April 23 and finals April 28 at Memorial Stadium. Captains must file group entries by April 21 listing number of entrants and ensuring all must participate be substituted or forfeited. Mixed doubles and tennis events are being eliminated while handball and table tennis remain to be decided.
The Student Council announces the All-School Picnic on May 7 at Lyondell Park. Students must provide their own transportation, entry costs fifty cents, and drinks will be served. Entertainment includes swimming, cards, dancing and dominos. Benny Moskowitz chairs the effort.
A quip by John O Keeffe celebrates a good life and hopeful living. The verse ties happiness to self care and virtue, suggesting a sturdy path to well being through contentment.
Clyde Hesse and Charles Head were defeated by Nick Sacaris and Benny Moskowitz two sets to one after winning the second and third. The article notes forfeits delay matches as players must work, suggesting the winner may come from those who collect the most forfeits.
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