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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1949
Page
4
Brent Green contemplates spring and the return of baseball. He links nature awakening to baseball fervor, noting fans eager for vast crowds, packed stadiums, and the roar of "STRIKE THREE, HE'S OUT" as spring signals a new season.
Eloise Schaffer Dorothy Marshall Ramona Holcomb Barbara Morris and Clifflene Sims helped present LJC Talent. The Barbershop Sextet Rex Couch Tito Zamora Jack Nesselrode Gene Wells Robert Dunn and Ted Knapp delivered harmony. Gene Wells moved the audience with My Wild Irish Rose and the Style Show teased summer beach crowds with bold fashion displays by Gangus gals Nick Sacaris Lemuel Porter Johnny Sacaris Benny Moskowitz Duck Dunn Royce Roden Kent Rogen and Edwin Beauchamp.
A Kalmazoo College Index feature summarizes Russell A. Stevenson of the University of Michigan findings on what employers seek in job candidates. Primary focus is on physical qualities appearance character and personality with intellectual traits leadership and performance as secondary factors.
Deloise Cooke keeps busy with book reviews while Arnald Stern remains the top intramuralist. Bob Hensley and Nick Sear hope to close the gap. Wayne Baker returns to school after a long illness as Bill McBride looks forward to weekends. Betty McKeller offers advice that could easily mislead. Travis Craig visits LJC for the first time and Ann Childress wishes she were a teacher.
A brief attributed remark by Calvin Coolidge states that he has never been hurt by anything he did not say. The line reflects a defense of speaking plainly and taking responsibility for one’s words.
The intramural season renews with mixed volleyball semifinals as Arnold Stern and James Smith lead rivals toward a final against Nick Sacaris. Women players from the college boost squads while former Gander basketball players return, promising strong showings and exciting games this year.
Mary Jo Holcomb stood out in high school as Senior Council Member of the Lee Brigadiers and President of the Y-Teens, with involvement in Theatre 47 and Theta Eta Zeta. She dreamed of art school, eyeing the Chicago Institute of Art or New York, while balancing duties and pranks between classes.
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