NEOPHYTES SEARCH SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT AT LEE COLLEGE LIBRARY
Highlights of the art students labors are displayed in the Lee College Library. Kenneth Baird painted The Hunter and Flowers, The French Scene by Thelma Shall, Fall Scene by Harold Robinson, Evening by Billy Joe Stanger, and Alcoholism by Harold Robinson. Porcelain figurines include Baird Chinese boy and girl, A Curtsey by Thelma Shall, Colonial Lady by Pauline Mallazo, and Blue Plate flowers by Gloria Koeneceny. Thelma Shall also offers four posing pieces. The article notes the exhibit also covers machine operations and secretarial skills in the lab.
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Lee College
Kenneth Baird
Thelma Shall
Harold Robinson
Billy Joe Stanger
Satan
Margie Kroschewsky
Pauline Mallazo
Gloria Koeneceny
Barbara Nelson
Art Class Transforms Hair Trends and Student Focus
On a visit to the Art class observers note a shift to short hair and a busy room with Miss Minnie Alice Robertson supervising. Students like Dorothy Soileau, Yvonne Morris, Marjorie Kroschewsky, and Katherine Hickerson work on figures, bowls, and government studies while plaster casts and paintings line the space.
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Minnie Alice Robertson
Dorothy Soileau
Yvonne Morris
Marjorie Kroschewsky
Katherine Hickerson
LC Faculty Athends Meet in Houston
The Southern Association opened its 54th annual meeting in Houston with 1 006 representatives, Lee College attendees included Dean Walter Rundell and Registrar Mark Eskin. Speakers included Harold Stassen and James Conant. Enrollment trends showed a 2 percent overall rise, with junior colleges up 8.6 percent.
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The
Southern Association
Houston
Lee College
Walter Rundell
Mark Eskin
Eleanor Dixon
Florence Neill
James Chamberlain
George Nelson
Sylvia Stern
Harold JB. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Stassen
Texas
Mr. Conant
T. W. Smith
Syracuse University
Noisy business machines room interview observes typing differences
The narrator describes a bustling business machines room with beginners struggling at keys, uncertain finger actions, learners glancing at keyboards, and seasoned workers reading from books as machines whirr. The scene conveys respect for skilled operators and pity for older calculating methods.
Be good. Second person: I feel too bad to be otherwise.
The exchange shows a tense moral pull as one speaker urges virtue while the other admits deep guilt and illness, hinting at strained relationship dynamics.
Don't Worry About Anything Success Story of Chandler
A playful profile of Joe Chandler, a Baytown inspired Texan from Pelly, recounts his merry travels and plans. He jokes about annexing towns, attending Texas A&M or Sam Houston, and teaching if needed while claiming the secret to success is not worrying. Joe travels with Billy Young through Bandera, Alpine, and beyond.
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Joe Chandler
Joe
Old Pelly
Pelly
Baytown
Goose Creek
Billy Young
A&m
College Station
Texas Aggies
Alma Pater
Waco
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Bay
Texas
South
Florida
New Orleans
Billy
Barbers Hill
Orange
Lufkin
A.&m
Sam Houston
Year Long Vacation Is Future Of Arkansas Strawberry Blonde
Catherine Baker of Stamps Arkansas acts as a lively strawberry blonde with an engagement ring. She plans a yearlong vacation with her traveler fiancé while aiming to finish college majoring in dramatics. She was editor of the school paper senior year and held F H A offices including state historian.
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Arkansas
Catherine Baker
Stamps
Catherine
Homemakers of America
Baytown
Lee
Christmas Traditions From Many Lands Highlight Global Customs
Christmas traditions vary around the world with stars in Europe and gifts from St Nicholas. The article notes English caroling in America and Santa Claus origins in Germany, while Belgium, Russia, Sweden, Spain, Italy, Greece, and the Czechoslovakian countries observe Christmas with church services, family gatherings, and communal festivities.
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Belgium
Sweden
Spain
Italy
Greece
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Neophytes
Christ
Bandera
San Antonio
Alpine
Sanderson
Davis Mountains
England
Dorothy Gierisch
America
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
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