Lee Cohoe Profiles as Baytown Student Photographer and Musician
Wayland Cohoe, a Baytown native and Lee College student, is featured in the Lee Log. He grew up in Baytown and attended Horace Mann Junior High and RELHS, graduating in 1949. Cohoe works with Lee Log photographers Jack Carpenter and others, develops photos at home, and shoots local real estate. His majors are music and mathematics, he played in the RELHS band, and he can play many instruments. His main sport is tennis, though he enjoys basketball and follows the Globe Trotters. After LC he aims for North Texas State College and continues studies locally if possible.
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Baytown
Wayland Cohoe
Cohoe
Horace Mann Junior High
RELHS
Lee College
Lee Log
Jack Carpenter
The
Globe Trotters
North Texas State College
Wide range of topics cover English 12 themes
English 12a students dusted Lee College library books in December, submitting December 18 research papers. Topics span from early Seventh Century to late Eighteenth Century, including Bible translation, coffee houses, Shakespeare era subjects, social and economic trends, and literary figures such as Burbage, Garrick, and Milton.
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Lee College
Roland Laird
Ruth Morris
Dean Williams
London
Jo Bowen
England
Betty Fletcher
June Lintelman
Betty Anne Williams
Anne Hathaway
Charlene McCarty
Billy Ray _Robertson
Billy Wallace
Grace Alexander
Daniel Heintschel
Denny L. Smith
Marlene Cornelius
Pope
Lady Montagne
Fred Wilson
Register Now Dean Urges Second Semester Scheduling
Advanced registration is under way at the college office for the second term. Dean Walter Rundell says early scheduling helps students avoid rush and tailor courses. Psychology education changes noted. engineering drawing limited. new and repeat sections in English and algebra available.
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Walter Rundell
Rundell
Hovard Man Brags About Yale Lock Company Prize
A young caller boasts of being a Hovard man and claims he once beat the Yale Lock Company out of a bill, prompting a bored office girl to challenge his boast and question his contributions to the school.
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Hovard
Yale Lock Company
Sympathies Stir Over Engagement Joke
A humorous exchange reveals a social twist as a woman remarks she is also broke when informed of a broken engagement. The witty line underscores shared financial strains and social expectations.
Wedded Bliss Joke Sparks Grim Reality
A light exchange about wives ends with a sharp quip that one man wonders if his wife is still alive, reflecting dark humor about marriage in a period tone. The brief joke hints at hardship and mortality without graphic detail.
Student Opinion Poll Debates Atomic Bomb Use
A campus poll gathers student views on whether the United States should deploy the atomic bomb. respondents urge varied action from immediate use to restraint, with opinions highlighting risks to civilians and strategic aims in Korea and global tensions.
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United States
The
Lantern
Elizabeth Clawson
Russia
Bill Flynt
Audrey Neal
Bill Dunn
Phi Theta Kappa Christmas Party Honors New Initiates
Phi Theta Kappa held a Christmas party Thursday December to honor the new fall initiates. The Bayshore Motor Company recreation room served as the venue with Bunco as the main entertainment and festive decorations enhancing the event.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Bayshore Motor Company
Bunco
Curtain Club stages The Last Refuge in Lee College auditorium
Curtain Club presented The Last Refuge a one act comedy drama by Noel Houston to a large audience December 7 at Lee College auditorium. Joe Heatherstone a hillbilly gangster learns home and family change with time and crime leading to tragedy. Cast includes Guy Winstead Ann Ruth Schmadl Charlene Garris Jean Kellogg James Weir Glen Woods David Kellogg and others with stage crew and a plan for a three act play in April.
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JO Holmes
Curtain Club
Noel Houston
Lee College
Joe Heatherstone
Guy Winstead
Joe
Wilma
Ann Ruth Schmadl
Larita Lamonte
Charlene Garris
Ruby
Jean Kellogg
Uncle Leo
James Weir
Weir
Wase
Glen Woods
Gordon
David Kellogg
Kenneth Baird
Aubrey Neal
Pat Holitzke
John Bankston
Charlene Garb
Lynn O’hagan
Dean Hears Plans on Education in Austin Conferences
Dean Walter Rundell attended two Austin conferences December 11. One covered ROTC or military provisions for junior colleges and potential ROTC units. he noted nothing definite yet but expects military training to come to civilian junior colleges. The other listened to the Texas higher education council on governance, duplication, and Negro education, with calls for expanded facilities and a stronger junior college system.
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Walter Rundell
Austin
R.O. T.C
Fourth Army
T.C
R.O.T.C
Dean Rundell
Students Enjoy Houston Culture at University of Houston
LC students attended UH Players presentation of Caesar and Cleopatra in the Cullen Theatre on December 1 with guests including Betty Ann Williams and Charlene McCarthy. Also seen were Joe Don Dollar and friends at River Oaks Theatre for Henry V, the First Christian Church choral Messiah, and two LC groups at the Houston Symphony event in City Auditorium on December 9.
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University of Houston Players
Eziekel Cullen
Tommy Williams
Kenneth Baird
Merrill Carter
James Weir
Dan Lamb
Betty Ann Williams
Charlene McCarthy
Buddy Ward
Gloria Lamb
Louise Childres
Audrey Arnold
Cullen
Joe Don Dollar
Billy Jordan
Robert Merrill Gray
Lawrence Oliver
River Oaks Theatre
Houston
The
First Christian Church
Mendelsshon
James Carrel
Jean Reed
Houston Symphony
Henke and Pillot
City Auditorium
Jack Carpenter
Lc-Ex
Pete Baumgarten
Dolly Moskowitz
Betty Ann Livingston
Bill Richardson
Bill Kelley
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Lee
Yvonne Morris
Richard Burbage
Shakespeare
Black Death
Billie Laughlin
Nell
Wynona Schaffer
Swift
Stella
Lela Burnett
John Milton
Edith Lamb
Anne Boleyn
Marlowe
Goethe
Faust
Dean
Brown
Smith
Jackie Summers
Floyd Dietz
Korea
John Ward
Patsy Ivy
Raleegh Gore
Kent Carroll
Barry Netles
Val Lizette
PHI Theta
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