28 Feb 1950
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1950
Page
1
The Huntsville Echo reveals a light hearted prison paper with humor and sports notes. Sam returns to the tank football team under a long term contract and readers enjoy theater ads and light wordplay in the monthly issue.
Dean Walter Rundell announced that summer school questionnaires will soon be ready. Students wishing to attend should obtain and complete one from the office. Courses offered will depend on demand, with a list including Art, Shorthand, Typing, Accounting, Chemistry, Economics, English, Government, History, Algebra, Geometry, Physics, and Psychology.
Lee College students using the reading room in the morning are asked by librarian Miss Sylvia Stern to close the door when they leave.
The three act comedy will be produced in April with rehearsals in progress. Mrs Lynn O hagan heads the production and oversees the cast and staging.
Dean Rundell states results will be posted on the bulletin board once complete. Office staff ask students not to request scores until the announcement is made and advise them to see their counselors about their scores.
Dean Walter Rundell announced 43 sophomores eligible for May graduation. Names include Jackie Alford Russell Bailey Russel Glenn Barker Margie Barnwell Marilyn Barnwell Ed
Pauline Malazzo, office assistant, has been absent for a week due to mumps on one side. Peggy Bittick, exposed to Pauline, expects to contract the illness soon. Other names listed include Beauchamp, Beal, Bedinger, Bramlett, Choate, Hawkins, Coker, Dunaway, Hargis, Harmon, Gierisch, Miller, Morgan, Robinson, Zamora and many more.
A summary tracing events leading to Texas independence on March 2 1836. From Anglo settlement around 1820 through the Fredonian War and Stephen Austin to Gonzales, Goliad, and San Antonio, the piece outlines tensions with Mexico and the push for self government.
April 18 is set as the tentative curtain for the Curtain Club production of The Philadelphia Story directed by Mrs. Lynn O Hagan. The three act play by Phillip Barry features Olive Gene Bailey Dollie Moskowitz Elizabeth Hill Clarence Porter Herman Samuel John Porter Joy Powell Clyde Orbun Carl David Russell Paul Korback Pat Holitzke Lara Hebel Guy Winstead Catherine Baker and Ann Schmadl in the cast.
New members of Phi Theta Kappa will be formally initiated on March 7 at 9 o'clock, sponsor Florence Neill announced. An indoctrination meeting Tuesday in the cafeteria had 15 new and 9 old members in attendance. plans include a steak fry on April 15 at Joe Don Dollar's home with guests invited.
Lee College releases a spring social calendar with events including Phi Theta Kappa initiation on March 7 Gamma Phi Kappa informal St Patrick s Day dance March 18 Student Council Picnic April 1 Sigma Alpha Chi dance April 8 Easter holidays April 7 8 9 10 Classes dismissed April 15 San Jacinto Day April 29 Student Council formal set to conclude the season
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