15 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1952
Page
1
The piece playfully links dogs to fashion notes and wordplay, noting the "dog eyed" look and "puddle" haircut as trends. It muses on dog days, kennel visits ninety miles away, and the contrast between dangerous biting dogs and their owners, ending with a quip on humane euthanasia.
A varied program announced by Mrs. Ilynn O Hagan for January 16 at 4 20 in Lee College Auditorium includes Benny Middaugh soloing Rossini and Herbert plus a Mozart duet with Eleanor Grigg and Benny Middaugh. Patsy Saunders and Freda Williams sing selections from Massenet Kern Cadman and Gershwin while Hildagarde Odhner performs Chopin pieces and Dubussy Galley Wog Cake Walk. The same program was featured at a Rotary luncheon on January 9.
A fragment from a 20th century column lists residents named Lois Mason, Suzanne Seiver, Mary Lou Kirkpatrick, Betty Jean Templer, Louis Weaver, and June Lewis, each declaring a personal vow or habit. The tone mockingly notes the fading custom of strong will while preserving odd personal resolves.
Murphy McNulty and Mary Lou Kirkpatrick won the Lee Log Favorite contest for the most representative boy and girl. Other favorites include Glen Lowry, Jeanette Garber, Eugene Krizak, Betty Templer, Irene Selensky, Carolyn Wynne, Lou De Loach, Jimmie Rae Treat, Gene Read, Gene Thompson, Bob Brooks, Don Watley, Nina Ruth Cooper, Billy Glenn Davidson, and Mildred Humphries in scholastic and intramural categories.
Lee College saw Christmas activities across groups from December 20 to 22. The Baptist Student Union led a hayride caroling tour stopping at Rundell's and town sites, while Le Cercle Francais gathered for pies, coffee, and French songs with visiting alumni from University of Denver Baylor Bryn Mawr and TSCW. Sigma Alpha Chi planned a slumber party with hot chocolate and cookies. Gamma Phi Kappa held a party at Clarence Mae Giddings. Lambda Chi and Gamma later hosted a gym floor party with a floor show headlined by the Gammas, refreshments by Janice Gorman, and a student crowd including local pupils performing.
The text follows Nina Ruth Cooper Murphy McNulty and an unnamed narrator tasked to prevent drastic actions and meet new girls in LC. It urges monitoring these figures through the year, suggesting success could inspire next year and aims to file the story within a thirty second deadline.
Pre registration for the spring semester runs January 2 through February 4. Dean Walter Rundell urges quick registration and notes fees may be paid by February 4. Beginning courses cover typing shorthand office machines business English English composition history mathematics music and more. New offerings include Math 315 statics and BA 311 business math. Freshman engineering students should begin Math 310 now to reach calculus later. sophomores with calculus work should take Math 315 to access junior year prerequisites. BA 311 satisfies second semester mathematics for most BBA degrees.
Library services expand as new magazines arrive this year including American Record Guide Architectural Record Connoisseur Camera English Literary History Egypt Elementary School Journal Interiors Journal of Accountancy Journal of American Folk Lore Retailing McCall's Mexican Life Music and Letters National Elementary Principal Nature London Nervous Child Outdoorsman Popular Photography Portifolio R C A Review Texas Architect Texas Game and Fish Future Farmer. New reference books received include Junior Book of Authors Index to Plays Alcoa Year Book of the United Nations 1950 The Jewish People Past and Present 3rd edition Since Spindletop Marine Aviation in the Philippines Master Plan Report of the San Jacinto River Best Plays of 1950 51 Television Show Business Education Film Guide 1951 and Steel Serves the Nation.
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