Traylor Wins Ping
Dan Disbrow notes the 1950 wrestling season, crowds of 3000 plus fans, the mix of glamorous and comic wrestlers, and the profession’s pay from 50 to 100 dollars per bout. He explains fixed matches, audience influence, safety concerns, and that licensed wrestlers carry lethal weapons class.
Cauliflower and cabbage quote collection
Notable quips on knowledge and effort attributed to Samuel Clemens and Samuel Butler offer reflections on ignorance versus learning and the social pull toward action. The lines contrast safety in ignorance with the burden of obligation.
Stern Wins First in Handball Intramural Play
Bobby Traylor wins the ping pong singles title at Lee College intramurals by defeating Arnold Stern. Arnold Stern takes the handball singles championship with Norvel Locker second. Stern’s group II leads the team high point race, followed by Raymond Ingrando’s group V and Paton Williams’ group III. Stern remains top individual with 107 points. Hensley, Ingrando, and Hat tie Bailey near 79. Dolly Moskowitz leads girls with 35 points followed by Grace Alexander and Doris Lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Traylor
Lee College
Arnold Stern
Norvel
Raymond Ingrando
Paton Williams
Francis Portis
Stern
Bob Hensley
Hattie Bailey
Glen Williams
Bobby
Dolly. Moskowitz
Grace Alexander
Doris Lively
Marilyn Burke
Dean Williams
Philadelphia Story cast praise and opening night note
Philadelphia Story praised as one of AELs best productions with strong on and off stage talent. Catherine Baker and Ann R Schmadl laud the three act comedy by Philip Barry as "great" and well staged at Lee College. The April 19 1950 performance features Tracy Lord Dinah Lord Margaret Lord Alexander Sandy Lord Liz Imbrie Mike Connor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Baker
AEL
John L. Porter, Jr
Philadelphia
Philip Barry
Ann R. Schmadl
Philadelphia Story
Lee College
Tracy Lord
Dinah Lord
Margaret Lord
Alexander
Sandy
Lee College Sponsors Second Tri-County Art Exhibit
The Art Department at Lee College will host the second Tri-county Art Exhibit from April 13 to 21 in the College Library. Entries come from adults in Harris, Chambers, and Liberty counties. Judges include Mrs Mary Louise Jones, Mrs A Bateman, and Miss Ann Harrell, leaders of Baytown public schools art departments.
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Lee College
Minnie Alice Robertson
Harris, Chambers
Liberty Counties
Mary Louise Jones
A.bateman
Ann Harrell
Baytown
What Students Would Do With Five Days Off
A survey of students reveals plans for spring break time off. Violet Pinett would sleep and study English while tanning, Bobby Traylor would sleep late and visit the pool hall, and Jeannine Owens hopes to travel and seize activities blocked by homework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Pinett
Bobby Traylor
Jeannine Owens
Highlands
Jack Alf
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