Graduation rites loom for Lee Junior College students
Fifty three Lee Junior College students expect to graduate this term with diplomas to be awarded at Elms Field or Memorial Stadium. The college notes transfer planning cautions, scholarship options, new library acquisitions, a Sigma Alpha Chi barn dance, activity cards, and spring events. Old and new students, including Harriott Harlan and John Willis Kizler, are welcomed back as campus life grows.
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Lee Junior College
Elms Field
New Memorial Stadium
Tri-Cities
LJC
Edith Oliver Lamb
Elks Grand Lodge
National Foundation
Sigma Alpha Chi
Gamma Phi Kappa
Bud Blackburn
Sam
Harriott
Harlan
REL
TSCW
Denton
John Willis Kizler
Germany
American University At
Vienna
Ivanhoe
Truitt Lively
Ernest Dickey
Willena Latapie
Frank Thompson
Charles Gillette
Gillette
Razor
Rosie
Jack Wallace
Stephen F. Austin Teachers College
John
Europe
Henry Love
Rolland Bielstein
Mr. Love
Mr. Bielstein
The Lee Lantern 1946 1947 College Newspaper Staff
The Lee Lantern is a bi monthly student paper at Lee Junior College Tri Cities Texas printed by The Daily Sun Goose Creek Texas. 1946 1947 Associated College Press lists staff including Editor in Chief Polly Gene Stewart Rose Enoch Kathryn Myebroff advertising manager Arthur Lee Cates reporters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Texas
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Phew Sprumcod
Polly Gene Stewart
Rose Enoch
Kathryn Myebroff
Arthur Lee Cates
Oscar A. Killgore, Jr
S. L. Knowles
Bertram Norris
Lemuel E. Porter
Henry A. Shook
Anne Jones
Oscar Hunter
Carl Bond
W.D. Foster
Walter Rundell, Jr
Lola Mae Hewett
Geraldine Gieger
PCS
Sis Clyne
Pisa
Eae
J. F. Koenig
Courtesy and Decency as Civilizing Forces
An essay excerpt discusses courtesy as a core human virtue rooted in kindness and social harmony. It contrasts courtesy with arrogance, notes its presence in youth training like the Boy Scouts, and links decency to modesty, with reflections on leadership, humility, and the dangers of ego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Organization
Alyke
Lee Junior College
Trimming the Lamp Notes from Lee Junior College
A playful slice of campus life from Lee Junior College highlights Lincolns birthday and Washingtons day events. Mentions include student antics in the cafeteria and office, dating rumors, honor roll pride, new and returning students, library notes, and light gossip about professors and staff.
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Lincoln
Washington
Johnnie Lou Sprayberry
B. A. Stuart
Valentines
Oscar Killgore
Polly Gene Stewart
Marian McMaster
Bobby Powell
LaNelle Norris
LaNelle Nelson
Trig
Rose Enoch Birthday Party Noted by Friends
Rose Enoch celebrated a birthday with a holiday gathering on Monday December 30. Misses Minnie Alice Robertson and Gertarde Moskowitz hosted a round the world party visiting cafes for American hamburgers at the Rebel Inn French ice cream at the Tri City Drug store and Mexican gym. The group then saw a motion picture and returned to Miss Enoch's home for present opening. attendees included Misses Robertson Moskowitz and Enoch and Ann and Alice Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Enoch
Minnie Alice Robertson
Gertarde Moskowitz
Tri-City
Plaque Return Marks Class of 1936 Honor at Lee JC
The Plaque of the Class of 1936 returns to the College Office after engraving. It is awarded annually to the most representative graduating student at Lee Junior College. Past recipients span Charley Boyer to Geraldine Swilley. this year’s presentation remains secret until graduation exercises.
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LJC
Lee
University of Texas
Lee Junior College
Charley Boyer
Thomas B. McCulloch
Alma McNulty
Floyd D. Martin
Sam Hastings
Lois Hanna
Marvin Lee Jacobs
John L. Ru
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Associated College Press
Love
Lource Perryman
Miles
Bettye Gunn
Henry Kinnaird
Bob Powell
Jack Morgan
SMU
Bob
Henry
Fort Worth
Percy Portis
Percy
Earl
Ellis
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