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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1948

Page

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Wells Fowler Lead In The Man Who Came To Dinner Play

Gene Wells and Mary Louise Fowler were chosen for title roles in the LJC Curtain Club production of Moss Hart and George Kaufman’s The Man Who Came To Dinner set for March 31 in Lee auditorium. Other cast members include Johnnie Sprayberry and Dorothy Laird with a large supporting ensemble under director Mrs. Lynn O Hag an.

Gene Wells Mary Louise Fowler LJC Curtain Club Moss Hart George Kaufman Lee Auditorium Wells Monty Woolley Sheridan Whiteside Miss Fowler Maggie Cutler Johnnie Sprayberry Ernest W. Stanley Dorothy Laird Miss Preen Delton Ashley Richard Stanley Alice Sparks June Stanley George McAlpin John Joyce Cooper Sarah W. C. Smith Mr. Stanley Jimmy Montgomery Dr. Bradley Mary Lee Salter Harriet Stanley Charles Williams Bert Jefferson Benny Moskowitz Professor Metz Darrell Nickerson Mr. Baker Rex Couch The Expressman Anne Jones Lorraine Sheldon Hermann Samuel Sandy Walter Rundell, Jr Beverly Carlton Carl Bond Westcott Bill Lyons Truitt Lively Harold Orton Banjo Mesalia Ohio Whiteside Lorraine Lynn O'Hagan

New Students Find LUC Old Home

A stream of RELHS graduates and other students join LJC with varied backgrounds. James D. Beauchamp from Riviera Texas majors in chemical engineering and finds LJC rough. James Walkenshaw and James Robertson plan engineering and physical education careers at LJC.

Luc RELHS University of Utah University of Pueblo Mexico LJC James D. Beauchamp Humble Riviera Texas Chemical Engineering Noland Ray Kirk Texcyten School Navy NRCT University of Texas L. A. Seamans Pacific James Walkenshaw James Robertson Merchant Marine U. S. Marine Corps Bill Harrop Sam Houston State Teachers College

Dallas Times Herald Contest For Writers Opens Entries

The Dallas Times Herald offers a grand prize library worth 500 dollars and 84 individual awards in a Collegiate Contest for Creative Writing. Manuscripts must be typed in proper form with three copies and a separate card listing author details. entries due by midnight March 25, 1948, to the Book News Editor in Dallas.

The Dallas Times Herald Daily Times Herald Book News Dallas

Lee Log Annual Goes To Press At Lee Junior College

The Lee Log annual has gone to press and will reach subscribers in 30 to 50 days. It features 100 pages with motifs of an old log book in grouped sections faculty, freshmen, sophomores, favorites, clubs, sports, activities, and casual snapshots. The copper leather cover bears gold title and it is dedicated to Dean Walter Rundell.

Lee Lee Log Lee Junior College Walter Rundell Minnie Alice Robertson Charles Head Harold Baker Doris Heard J. Miles Mattingly Ramona Holcomb Marjorie Moore

Norris and Akin Feted At Sam Houston Spring Festival

LaNelle Norris and Jack Akin of Lee Junior College were crowned duke and duchess at Huntsville on Wednesday February 18 during the Sam Houston Festival coronation. Nine colleges attended with LJC the sole junior college. The event drew hundreds of students including two or three hundred girls in Belvin Hall.

Lee Junior College Huntsville LaNelle Norris Jack Akin LJC LaNelle Jack Belvin Hall Hunstville

LIC Growth Through 1942 Chronicle Highlights 1938 42

The second growth period runs 1938 to 1942 with the Lee Log first published 1938 39 editing by J Wesley Simpson. The Curtain Club expands three acts and one acts. Student groups ROBM SAC Lambda Chi Phi Sigma Kappa fade. Gamma Phi Kappa sorority forms. Blue Devils win titles 1939 40 and 1940 41. 1941 42 see basketball runner up. Lee Log merges with Lee Traveler RELHS annual. War-time slump hits after 1941 42.

LIC Lee Log J. Wesley Simpson Rho Omigron Beta Mu Royal Order of Brown Mules LJC Lee Junior College Lambda Chi's Phi Sigma Kappa Blue Devils Trinity Episcopal Parrish House ROBM SAC Lambda Chi Gamma Phi Kappa Dashin' Doyal” Coe Max Factor Hollywood Lee

Graduation Eligible at Lee Junior College May 1948

Fourteen women and 24 men are named as eligible graduates by registrar Mrs. Odelle Gary for May 1948. The list includes Peggy Bittick Mattie Crowell Harriott Harlan Anne Jones Dorothy Laird Marcellette Macon La Nella Norris Mary Lee Salter Dorothy Sawberger Berkleyine Slagle Elsie Alice Smith Joanne Steed Maryon Sterling Joyce Vidrine and men Jack W Akin carr cond David Casto Hayes Dorris Jr Paul J Edwards Charles Leon Harman Oscar F Ingram Billy Ray Kerr Truitt Lively Norvell W Locker Henry W McGee Jackie L Macon Wesley E Macon William Gordon Mercer Edwin J Michalsky Lemuel E Porter Percy A Portis Jr Walter Rundell Jr Leslie P Salter Jr Marvin H Seiver Jr William C Smith Roy Joseph Walker Marvin L Wolcik Ralph A Wooster Anyone missing from the list should see Mrs Gary.

Lee Junior College Odelle Gary Peggy Bittick Mattie Crowell Harriott Harlan Anne Jones Dorothy Laird Marcellette Macon la Nella Norris Mary Lee Salter Dorothy Sawberger Berkleyine Slagle Elsie Alice Smith Joanne Steed Maryon Sterling Joyce Vidrine Jack W. Akin Carr Cond David Casto Hayes Dorris, Jr Paul J. Edwards Charles Leon Harman Oscar F. Ingram Billy Ray Kerr Truitt Lively Norvell W. Locker Henry W. McGee Jackie L. McMicken Wesley E. Macon William Gordon Mercer Edwin J. Michalsky Lemuel E. Porter Percy A. Portis Walter Rundell, Jr Leslie P. Salter Marvin H. Seiver, Jr William Clarence Smith Roy Joseph Walker Marvin L. Wolcik Ralph A. Wooster Mrs Gary

Ex-Gl's to get larger subsistence by May 1

President Truman signed a law Saturday February 14 expanding subsistence payments for student veterans pursuing full time courses. Monthly rates rise to 75 dollars with no dependents 105 dollars with one dependent and 120 dollars with more than one dependent.

Truman Veterans Administration

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Phi Theta Kappa National Honorary Society For John A. Wilson James Duvall Robert Dunn A. D. Wilkinson J. C. Johnston Ralph Wooster Paul Edwards Doris Heard Donna Kellogg Eutha Carpenter Mary Lee Sauer Florence Niell Eloise Schaffer Lorraine Stephan Miss Minnie Alice Robertson Dorothy D. Laird Jack McMicken Waliaa Oze Norris, Akin Sam Fiouston Alcalde Austin Hall Tri-Cities Sam Aydelotte By Carl Bond
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