LIC Veterans Join Fight For More Pay
A LIC veterans committee formed at a April 16 meeting abandons immediate formation of a local veterans group due to time limits and plans a campaign to support a bill raising college veterans subsistence. six form letters will solicit signatures from five private citizens and be mailed to Rep. Albert Thomas. The effort aligns with national veteran advocacy to boost college stipends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIC
J. F. Koenig
Roland Bielstein
Paul Edwards
Oscar Hunter
Morris Wolfein
Koenig
Albert Thomas
Vets Committee
LJC
Annual LIC Picnic At Lyondale Marks Postwar Return
The LJC annual picnic sponsored by the Student Council was held Saturday April 26 from 2 to 6 pm in REL.HS Gym. It resumed postwar tradition with sandwiches cokes chips and cookies. activities included cards and dancing. John Blackburn and Mr Ellis received special thanks for organizing.
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LJC
Rel.hs
John Blackburn
Mr. Ellis
Betsy Barnes Speaks To Baptist Students
Betsy Barnes from First Baptist Church Baytown spoke to the LJC BSU Monday April 14 arranging a committee to nominate student officers. About eighteen positions remain in the BSU organization. Attendees included Jane Bullock, Geraldine Cates, June Carter, Dorothy Duke, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC Baptist Student Union
Betsy Barnes
First Baptist Church of
Baytown
BSU
LJC
Miss Barnes
Jane Bullock
Geraldine Cates
June Carter
Dorothy Duke
Geraldine Gieger
Jo Dommert
Betty Johnson
Ida Mae Spurlock
Dorothy Sawberger
Jo Anne Steed
Joyce Williamson
Betty Winter
Weldon Brown
Wayne Carter
Preston Dumas
Bob Hensley
John Nesselrode
Percy Portis
Edward Thompson
Paul Webber
College Dead Week At LJC Set For May 9 15
Miss Gertrude Moskowitz registrar announces dead week at LJC from May 9 through May 15. No college social affairs or entertainments are scheduled and no new written assignments will be given though unfinished papers must be completed to receive credit. Classes continue as usual.
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LJC
Gertrude Moskowitz
Graduation Exercises Set for May 23 at Relhs
Miss Gertarde Moskowitz, registrar, lists 55 prospective graduates for 1947 including Jo Arnett John Blackburn Mary Bowen Wendell Brown Jane Bullock Kirk Busch and others. The Baccalaureate services are May 18 and graduation will be May 23.
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Gertarde Moskowitz
Jo Arnett
John Blackburn
Mary Bowen
Wendell Brown
Jane Bullock
Kirk Busch
David Caraway
Alice Rose Carter
June Carter
Velma Lee Coleman
Louis Eugene Conneally
Betty Joe Cope
Robert F. Dial Jr
William Durate
Rose Enoch
Earline Felscher
Wyman Fisher
Dortha Franklin
W. D. Foster
Billy Frazier
Lou Fuller
Lester Funderburk
Gerald
Oscar Hunter
Alton Laird
Coy Lively
Marian McMaster
Kathryn Myebroff
Alice Miller
Anne Miller
LaNelle Nelson
John Nesselrode
W. A. Orton Jr
Melvin Parker
Dolores Priest
Ruth Saxton
Polly Gene Stewart
Johnell Stuart
Bobby Frank Powell
Charles Rosenfeldt
Elvin Simmons
Martha Wood Thompson
L. B. Traverso
Joyce Waddell
Frances Rose Woods
Gwendolyn Wright
Dean Announces Summer School Courses
Dean Walter Rundell lists summer offerings including freshman chemistry sophomore English government American history algebra trig geometry and economics plus typewriting and three office machine courses. First session runs June 2 to July 12 from 5 to 9 30 p m and second session July 14 to August 22.
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Walter Rundell
Pius LJC Sophomores Receive Class Rings
Fourteen sophomores at Pius LJC received blue and gold class rings last week, with gold rings and blue stones optional. Each ring bears the mottoes courage knowledge service truth loyalty and honor. Pins bracelets and pendants ordered with the rings are due in two weeks per Star Engraving Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
Kathryn Myebroff
Star Engraving Company
First Editions Given Library Receives 50 Books
Mrs. C. E. Steward announces LJC library received 50 books from Thomas Moore including rare first editions and non fiction titles such as Poems by Katherine Mansfield and American Political Parties. New fiction includes Wayward Bus Lydia Bailey and Mary Hallam with Banner by the Wayside as the sole autographed first edition fiction. A Russian novel Son s translated by Naomi Yobel also joins shelves. Curtain Club acknowledges sponsors for Sheridan's The School for Scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
C. E. Steward
Thomas Moore
Katherine Mansfield
Naomi Y. Yobel
Mrs. Steward
Pearl S. Buck
Mrs. Mike
Benedict
Nancy Freedman
Elizabeth Taylor
William Irish
Sister
Margaret Culkin Banning
Formal Spring Dance Declared Success
The spring formal on April 12 at the Baytown Community House hosted by the SAC and GPK sororities featured James Duval winning a baby dog as his prize chosen at intermission by Willena Latapie. Entertainment included Eddie Thompson Judy Enderli and Eddie Thompson Jr. singing and dancing, Lou Fuller on piano, Darrell Nickerson and his orchestra, and Bob Powell as emcee with a Phil Harris number. The venue was festively decorated with spring flowers greenery a wishing well and a floral lounge arrangement with roses calla lilies and candles while punch and cookies were served.
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James Duval
Baytown
SAC
GPK
Willena Latapie
Eddie Thompson
Judy Enderli
Lou Fuller
Darrell Nickerson
Bob Powell
Phil Harris
Dark Town
Field Trip Plans For Lee Pre Engineering Society
The Lee Pre Engineering Society will show the film The Story of F. M. at its next meeting and discuss two upcoming field trips to Sheffield Steel in Houston and the KTRH transmitting station. Oscar Hunter, the society president, reports the plans.
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Lee Pre-Engineering Society
Sheffield Steel
Houston
KTRH
Oscar Hunter
F. M
LJC Spring Graduates Plan Further Education and Notices
Fifty five LJC graduates will receive diplomas as they close school. The class includes students planning UT, Houston, Southern Methodist, Baylor, and other universities, plus several entering marriages or work. Some will train for naval V 12 flight, others will stay with banks or school offices as they begin new chapters.
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LJC
Gertrude Moskowitz
University of Texas
Mary Bowen
Irving Boyce
Wendell Brown
David Caraway
Alice Rose Carter
June Carter
William Duarte
Billy Frazier
Charles Gillette
Oscar Hunter
Alton Laird
LaNelle Nelson
Joyce Waddell
Gwendolyn Wright
University of Houston
Leman
Oswell Harmon
Betty Hart
Coy Lively
Frank
Lester Funderburk
Texas Technological College
Sam Houston State Teacher’s College
Dorotha Franklin
Frances Rose Woods
Martha Woods Thompson
Donovan Head
Texas A
M. John Blackburn
University of Oklahoma
Lola Mae Hewitt
San Marcos Teacher's College
W. A. Orton, Jr
Stephen F. Austin Teacher's College
Music Preference Poll Shows Limited Student Interest
Dean Walter Rundell reports that eight students want Musical Appreciation and nine want Chorus at LJC. Only three of about 200 potential returnees submitted questionnaires, despite earlier interest. dean urges input to build a growing Fine Arts Department.
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Lee Lantern
Choerus
Walter Rundell
LJC
Dean Rundell
RELHS
Overdue Preference Tests To Be Recalled
All LJC students listed have had Kuder Preference Records checked out for too long. If not returned by semester end, 50 cents will be deducted from Property and Breakage Deposits to cover the test cost. Students listed: Edward Bryan, Truitt Lively, Jack Ogden, Jimmy McMurrough, Barbara McDonald, Mrs. R. W. Pipkin, R. W. Pipkin, Sam Powers, Joyce Vidrine, Doris Flowers, Doris Hunter, Mamie McKee, Mildred Steed, Johnny Clayton, Catherine Cooper, R. C. Morris, Margaret Sherman, Mary McMurrough, Bobby King.
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LJC
Kuder
Edward Bryan
Truitt Lively
Jack Ogden
Jimmy McMurrough
Barbara McDonald
R. W. Pipkin
Sam Powers
Joyce Vidrine
Doris Flowers
Doris
Fulton Nickerson Rites Set For May 23
Engagement announced for Darrel F Nickerson and Miss Johnnie Janelle Fulton. Nickerson, son of Mr and Mrs D F Nickerson of 518 Cedar Bayou road, plans to enter LJC mid term and leads an area orchestra. Fulton, daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Fulton of 401 Dallas Goose Creek, is a former LJC student now employed at General Tire plant. Wedding set for May 23.
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Darrel F. Nickerson
D. F. Nickerson
Cedar Bayou Road
Johnnie Janelle Fulton
J. L. Fulton
Dallas
Goose Creek
Darrell Nickerson
LJC
RELHS
Nickerson
Miss Fulton
General Tire and Rubber Plant
Miss Burrows III For A Week
Miss Gladys Burrows, instructor in English and psychology, has returned to school after a week's absence due to illness.
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Gladys Burrows
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