Lee Junior College Newspaper Staff List 1947 48
The Lee Lantern staff roster from Lee Junior College in Tri Cities Texas lists editors and roles including associate editors sports editor exchange editor and advertising manager for 1947 1948. The document credits the Daily Sun Goose Creek Texas for printing and notes Associated College Press affiliation.
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Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Texas
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Associated College Press
Perssavieen
Walter Rundell, Jr
Sn Sopher Teh
Ie Pitae
Joyce Cooper
Dorothy Sawberger
Saaalens Sereedesereevees
Sarime Jones
Eutha Carpenter
Mary Lee Salter
Asanws
Aesi
Garese Sports Coloratiist
Cveesseress Icamimas
Sieg Cong Oy Cata Ciise
Oo Srg One Fashion
Cccccseccetus Serees Joy Fuller Exchange
Johnnie Lou Sprayberry
Carl Bond
J. B. Arnold
Jere
Jere Showalter
Pardes Acral Wis SE Ee
J. F. Koenig
Epigrams on Love and Fear in a Quip Filled Parable
A playful collection of aphorisms mingling love, fear, time, and wit. It pairs Roosevelt quotes with clever turns of phrase about obsolete ideas, true love, and the mind. Each line offers a compact, witty reflection on emotion and reason.
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Roosevelt
Work Work Fatiguing labor and mental exertion
A compact discussion defines work as fatiguing labor whether physical or mental, describing it as a taxing task or duty one must perform, and noting it can describe the picture that forms in the brain when the word work is heard.
The LJC Library Offers Broad Books and Periodicals
The LJC library houses a strong book section and wide periodical offerings. It invites readers to explore its storehouse of knowledge located on the first floor at the west wing’s end.
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LJC
Storehouse of Knowledge
New Weekend Library Access Extends Hours for Students
The college library opens at 2:00 p.m. and closes at 5:00 p.m. on Sundays as long as attendance warrants the expanded schedule. English students working on long term themes are praised for their ambition and industry.
Locker Idea for LJC Hall Panels Sparks Student Demand
Students at LJC complain about heavy bookloads and coats and propose replacing hallway wooden panels with combination lockers to provide needed storage space. The suggestion aims to ease carrying multiple texts and outerwear during school hours.
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LJC
Time on LJC clocks Departed from Standard
Students at LJC note hall clocks drift badly with some models off by an hour or more. The piece questions the erratic electric current causing the spasmatic timing and asks for solutions to synchronize the timekeepers.
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LJC
Trimming The Lamp Wick Seen In Cafeteria
A chaotic campus round up features students trading chitchat and fashion notes. References to Jack Akin Lavora Jackson Jere power and many others hint at social events, pranks, and high school life with cars dances and jokes.
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Gladys Brooks
Marcelette Macon
Margaret Sheffield
Peggy Bittick
Jere Power
JCL
LJC
Taylor Miller
Jere Showalter
Albert Jacobs
Rex Couch
Harold Lee Baker
Kathryn Barlow
Alice Sparks
Jimmie Montgomery
Harold Murphy
Pres Dumas
James Duvall
Baylor
James
Delton Ashley
Ardean Meadows
One Man's Viewpoint of Today's Fashionable Woman
A concise opinion on current fashion trends praising the smartness of the era. The writer asserts the "new look" enhances the appearance of most women and notes the era’s influence on style and grooming.
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Saribenne Thomas
Wesley Macon
Joy Fuller
Leap Year Advice and Fashion Notes From 1948
The column blends social opinion about leap year dating rules with a humorous doorlock Kerr espionage snippet and contemporary style guidance. It discusses women’s dating expectations, marriage cautions, and fashion trends such as longer skirts, Gibson-girl blouses, Windsor ties, peter-pan collars, dark sheer hose, and overall balanced elegance.
Music and Opera Notes Boost LJC Arts Scene
The LJC music department highlights student life with a First Baptist Goose Creek concert and Music 305 as a valued course. Upcoming events include the SMU choir in early April and a Verdi Requiem trip to Houston on March 14. Dallas hosts the Metropolitan Opera April 8-10 with several operas and star performers.
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Walter Rundell, JR
LJC
First Baptist Church
Goose Creek
Music
Dai.Tucker
Vesti la Giubba
Stringham
SMU
Houston
Music 301
Music 305
Dallas
Metropolitan Opera Association
Giuseppe Valentino
Jan Peerce
Verdi
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LEE
Feature
Jack Akin
Frances Humphries
Tommie Terry
Lavera Jackson
Oscar Ingram
Bob Neal
Odds and Ends
Lavora Jackson
Gamma
Bob Powell
Mary Alice Woods
Paul Webber
Winifred Faulkner
Ford
Preston Dumas
Doris Heard
Ramona Holcomb
Marjorie Moore
Metropolitan Opera
Nolan Ray Kirk
Nolan Ray
Ray Hopper
Ida Mae Spurlock
Ann Childers
Elois
Schaffer
Berkleyine Slagle
Russell Bailey
Billye Lynn Dudley
Maryon Sterling
Betty Jo Johnson
By Joy Fuller
Anne Jones
Doorlock Kerr
Doorlock
Basil Bartholomew
Brain
Kerr
Jove
B. B. Brain
Beaumont and Fletcher
Coleridge
Homer
Thad
God
Cervantes
Don Quixote
Mammon
Byron
Childe Harold
George Henry Lewes
Burroughs
Hosea
Johann H, Voss