Chandler Leads Youth in Ah Wilderness Drama Cast
The Eugene O Neill play Ah Wilderness will be staged in April with Joe Chandler portraying seventeen year old Richard Miller. Cast includes Nat Miller John Porter Betty Jo Cheatham Aunt Lily Dor othy Marshall Arthur Earl Rhodes Mildred Jo Anne Murdoch Harold Timmons David McComber Margie Brady Muriel Siren Belle and Beverly Bergeron as bartender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O’neill
Lynn O’hagan
Richard Miller
Joe Chandler
Nat Miller
John Porter
Essie Miller
Betty Jo Cheatham
Uncle Sid
Tippler
Sweet
Lily
Dorothy Marshall
Arthur
Earl Rhodes
Mildred
Jo Anne Murdoch
Harold Timmons
David McComber
Margie Brady
Muriel
Siren Belle
Mary Jo Holcomb
Beverly Bergeron
Dean and Party to Attend Junior College Meeting in California
Dean and Mrs Walter Rundell and Mr George Gentry plan a February 19 departure for San Francisco California to join the annual American Association of Junior Colleges gathering. The tour begins in San Bernardino showing Chaffey Citrus Riverside Santa Ana Orange Coast Fullerton Mount San Antonio San Bernardino and other Los Angeles and San Francisco campuses. The February 23 to 26 program will address junior college problems and related topics for discussion and the Lee delegation will depart for Baytown on February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rundell
George Gentry
San Francisco
California
American Association of Junior Colleges
San Bernadino
Chaffey
Citrus
Riverside
Santa Anna
Orange Coast
Fullerton
Mount San Antonio
Los Angeles
Two LJC Faculty Absent Due to Illness
Two LJC faculty members are out with illnesses. Dramatics instructor Mrs. Lynn W. O'Hagan is at home in Crystal Bay and physics instructor Mr. George F. Nelson is at home in Lee Heights.
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LJC
Lynn W. O’hagan
George F. Nelson
O'Hagan
Crystal Bay
Nelson
Lee Heights
Snapshot Contest Seeks Student Photos for Annual
Students are urged to submit favorite snapshots to Mr James Koenig sponsor of the Lee Log. The deadline is March 31 and entries can include photos from school or personal events to perk up the annual issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Koenig
Lee Log
29 Volumes Added To LJC Library
Miss Sylvia Stern announces the LJC library has added 29 volumes including reference works fiction and non fiction. The list features The Young Lions by Shaw Old Beauty by Cather The Voice of the Turtle by Van Druten Smoke and Summer by Tennessee Williams and more. A 125 volume set of British poets will be catalogued and 167 bound magazines added.
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LJC
Sylvia Stern
Shaw
Cather
van Druten
Tennessee Williams
Reason
de Nouy
Consumers Reports
Congress IN Action
Reddick
Ghiselli
Brown
Leonardo DA Vinci
Freud
Christopher Marlowe
Norman
Bouganville
The
Solomons
Rents
Psychology Test To Be Scheduled For New Students
Counseling assignments for the spring semester have been completed and Dean Walter Rundell urges all students to use the counseling services. The American Council on Education will administer a Psychological Examination to new students as soon as answer sheets arrive. The test measures aptitude in language and quantitative thinking and also assesses general intelligence. A long list of assigned counselors is provided, with names including Olive Genne Bailey and Carl Dewey Hebel, and the note indicates continuation on page 3.
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Walter Rundell
Rundell
American Council On Education
Oon
Gamma Phi Kappa Dance Set By Shamrock Theme
Gamma Phi Kappa sorority plans an informal dance on March 12 with 50 cents admission per couple or single. Hostesses will wear shamrock motifs. venue to be announced. Elois Schaffer, president, says refreshments will be served. More details to appear in the Lee Lantern.
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Gamma Phi Kappa
Elois Schaffer
The
Lee Lantern
LJC Carnival Delayed to February 26 at RELHS Gym
The LJC all school carnival moved from February 19 to February 26 due to Shrine Club dance conflicts. It runs 8 00 PM in the RELHS gym with booths on one side and dancing on the other. Benny Moskowitz notes it aims to include all preferences and lists booth supervisors and refreshments.
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Shrine Club
Benny Moskowitz
RELHS
LJC
Benny
Faculty To Attend TJCTA Meeting In Fort Worth
March 4 and 5 plan a district meeting for the Junior College Teachers Association. LJC faculty will dismiss classes to attend at the Texas Hotel. The program includes an invocation by Dr. Sadler, speeches by L T Bare and Dr C C Calvert, a 7 PM banquet, an A capella Lamar College choir, and Friday officer elections. Saturday features Dr James Reynolds delivering the keynote.
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TJCTA
James Reynolds
University of Texas
Leslie T. Bare
San Angelo
Ruth Olcott
Lamar
Ralph W. Webb
Paris
Mar W. Eakin
Lee
Joe F. Taylor
Amarillo
Holiday March 4 for convention
The first spring holiday is set for Friday March 4 with classes dismissed for a Junior College Association meeting. Easter and San Jacinto Day holidays follow closely, with Easter break April 15 to 18 and San Jacinto Day on Thursday April 21.
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Junior College Association
San Jacinto
Registrar Attends Fort Worth Meeting for March Convention
Mr. Mark Eakin secretary of the Junior College Teachers Association returned from Fort Worth where he attended the February 5 Executive Committee meeting. The group finalized plans for its annual convention to be held in Fort Worth on March 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Eakin
Junior College Teachers Association
Fort Worth
Married Couples Enrolled At LJC In Diverse Courses
The article lists several couples and individuals at LJC pursuing varied studies. Carl Koenig studies business and economics while Peggy Koenig learns advanced shorthand. The Currys, Ehmkes, Ewing, Jimmie McMurrough, Mary Helen, Angie Cathriner, Kent Rogan, and Lois Rogan are noted with their respective courses and activities.
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Olive Genne Bailey
Pattie Jean Bonner
Marion Rae Braswell
Dorothy Fae Butler
Elizabeth Clawson
Lois Cole
Nelda Joyce Crawford
Amy S. Currie
Dorothy Gierisch
James Gillette
Willadene Hines
Frances V. Kilgore
Peggy R. Koenig
Billie Marie Laughlin
Betty June Livingston
Mary Jo Lilly
Betty Jo McGee
Betty Virginia McKellar
Margaret Mills
Doris E. Milner
Yvonne Morris
Emma Jo Noland
Ruby Lee Pierce
Lois Rogan
Kathleen Sanders
Edward W. Sebesta
Mary L. Shannon
Marion A. Simmons
Jimmie Ray Spradling
Wanda Tullos
Lou Jeanne Whiteside
Erma Rae Williams
Carl
Peggy Koenig
Peggy
Bob
Marjorie
Bobby
Pat Ewing
Pat
Jimmie McMurrough
Mary Helen
Angie Cathriner
Junior
Angie
Kent
Lois
Ruth Hollingshead
Cecil
Irma Rae
Glenn Williams
Glenn
P.E
Irma
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Gerland
Texas
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Edwin Beauchamp
Russell R. Burch
Robert Ewing
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Oliver Harmon
Horace Holmes
Hugh Lansford
Louis Levin
Norvell Locker
Elzie McCagg
Addie G. Mixon
Tommy Monk
William R. Moore
Joseph B. Nelson
Robert S. Parker
Joyce Peet
Elroy J. Pratt
Eva Renfro
T. A. Rickman
Nick Sacaris
Colonel Judson Shook
Leander J. Smith
Mary E. Stuart
Gammas Plan
Shamrock Party
Brent Green
Marjorie Ehmke
Ramona Holcomb
Billy Poston
Barbara Morris
Robert Dunn
Jackie Alford
Spook House
Joe L. Harris
Alvin H. Miles
George Nelson
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Currys
Amy
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