Summer Term Set To Begin June 2 At LJC
Dean Rundell releases summer school information for LJC pending school board approval. First six week term runs June 2 to July 12 evenings 5 to 9 30 with courses including B A 307 308 2 1 18 Math 301 304 310 English la 12a History 15a Government 10a Physics 801a. Second term July 14 to August 22 offers second halves. Registration 20 plus 5 deposit. Veterans urged to use GI Bill credits. Students urged to submit enrollment questionnaire by April 11.
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LJC
Rundell
Shorthand Awards Made To Students
Seventy five LJC and high school shorthand students qualified for certificates in the January contest of the Order of Gregg Artists. Sixty senior and 15 junior OGA certificates were awarded entitling holders to buy pearl OGA pins. Betty Joyce Hopper won the gold OGA pin in the senior division. Johnny Lou Sprayberry won the junior award. Qualified seniors included Sue Stern and many others. juniors included Mary Helen MecMurrough and Jane Bullock among others.
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LJC
Order of Gregg Artists
Fern Lane
OGA
Sue Stern
Mary Helen MecMurrough
Johnnie Sprayberry
Juanita Hafer
Ruth S<ston
Betty Haltom
Shirley Enderli
Peggy Rae Bittick
Joyce Williamson
Wilma Richey Clark
Betty Winter
Marcelette Macon
Bonnie Lou Herron
Joyce Buchanan
Catherine Cooper
Velma Lee Coleman
Joyce Marie Johnson
Dolores Priest
Dorothy Sawberger
Amy Shepherd
Ruth Woods
Louise Davis
Ida Mae Spurlock
Harry Combs
Peggy Foyle
Frances Wilson
Jane Bullock
Betty Jo Johnson
Mildred DeWitt
Ruth Morris
Margaret Hill
Velma Lee Johnson
Julie Orsak
Marguerite Seal
June Roberson
Willena Latapie
Stuart Attends SHSTC Spring Festival Coronation Event
SHSTC hosted a spring festival featuring the coronation of Queen Naelyn Oden and King Richard Jones. Duchess Johnell Stuart of LJC attended with escort James Ellis and participated in rehearsals and a downtown dinner at Cafe Raven Huntsville. Royal guests included duchesses from five Tri-Cities schools.
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Johnell Stuart
LJC
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Naelyn Oden
Richard Jones
Johnell
James Ellis
John Ellis
Cafe Raven
Huntsville
Alcalde
Texas
SHSTC
Harmon Lowman
Florence King
Hattie Lucille Paxton
Goose Creek
Lowman
Royal Court
Tri-Cities
Lynn McMaster
Jimmy Smith
al Taylor
TSTA Convention Held In Galveston
The Southeast Division of the Texas State Teachers Association met in Galveston from March 13 to 15 with the theme Education for a New Era. E G Doudna of Madison Wisconsin spoke on Personnel Problems in American Education and R H Rowland of the Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association spoke on Looking Ahead in Elementary Education.
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Texas State Teachers Association
Galveston
E. G. Doudna
Madison
Wis
R. H. Rowland
Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association
Forrest Rozzell
Arkansas State Teachers Association
Herbert Bruner
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Students oppose compulsory military training by slim margin
An opinion poll by the American Association of Junior Colleges shows few participants but a small majority oppose compulsory military training.
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American Association of Junior Colleges
Student Wins Admission With Folding Chair Plan
A WMU student denied entry due to full classrooms used a folding chair workaround to gain access. His simple device and resolve led to the ban being lifted and he now carries his own chair to class.
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Western Michigan College
Art Advocates Civic Pride and Museum Growth
Miss Minnie Alice Robertson art instructor at Lee Junior College urges Tri Cities to grow an attractive unified city. She highlights improved parks varied architecture and colorful housing as well as a museum and public art workshops for adults and children to foster art appreciation.
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Minnie Alice Robertson
Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Robertson
Tri- Cities
Grades To Be Issued Beginning March 26
LJC students may obtain nine week grades in the College Office beginning Wegnemsey. March 26: Failing cards will be mailed out before that date.
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LJC
Wegnemsey
Rehearsals for School for Scandal at LJC Curtain Club
As part of Fine Arts Week the LJC Curtain Club will present Richard Sheridan's School for Scandal on April 1 at 8 15 in the high school auditorium. Mrs Lynn O Hagan directs the three act play with a full cast headed by Sir Peter Teazel and Lady Sneerwell among others. Students with activity cards admitted free.
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LJC Curtain Club
Richard Sheridan
Lynn O’hagan
Curtain Club
Drury Lane
London
England
Lady Sneerwell
Joseph Surface
Joseph
Surface Brothers
Sir Peter Teazle
Sir Peter
Maria
Charles
Lady Teazle
Candour
Sir Crabtree
Benjamin Backbite
Peter Teazel
John Blackburn
Oliver Surface
Bobby Powell
Lamar Kelley
Charles Surface
Richard Bradbury
Crabtree
Walter Rundell Jr
Russel Luke
Rowley
Jake Gregerson
Moses
David Doss
Trip
Charles Faye
Snake
Billy Lyons
Careless
Arthur Cates
Harry Bumper
John Willis Kizler
Teazle
Mary Frances Johnson
Polly Gene Stewart
Sneerwell
Anne Jones
Candou
Proxy Dean To Attend Junior College Meeting
Dean Walter Rundell and G H Gentry Superintendent of Schools will attend the Texas Junior College Association meeting in Dallas on April 1. The theme is A Welcome and a Helping Hand to New Junior Colleges in Texas with UT’s C C Calvert speaking on Looking Toward the Future in Junior College Education and J P Bogue discussing What Is a Good Junior College. A question box by J E Gray of Lamar Junior College and music by Hockaway Junior College are also on the program.
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Walter Rundell
G. H. Gentry
Texas Junior College Association
Dallas
Dean Rundell
Association
Texas
C. C. Calvert
University of Texas
J. P. Bogue
J. E. Gray
Lamar Junior College
Hockaway Junior College
Art Exhibition Opens During Fine Arts Week at LJC Library
Students from LJC display finished art projects in the library from March 31 to April 2 guided by Minnie Alice Robertson. A musical program in the auditorium on April 2 at 6:00 closes the week with student participation and performances by Lou and Joy Fuller Linda Witten Mike Oviedo and a student quartet. Intra-Mural trophies will be presented by Mr Bale during the assembly.
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LJC
Minnie Alice Robertson
Polly Gene Stewart
Lou and
Joy Fuller
Linda Witten
Mike Oviedo
Paul Webber
John Nesselrode
Hayse Dorris
Edward Thompson
Bale
Ise
Sacs Gamma Plan Formal April 12
The Sigma Alpha Chi and Gamma Phi Kappa sororities met March 2 to plan a spring formal scheduled for April 12. Sponsors Mrs. C E Steward and Miss Ruby Barham announced committees for arrangements including decorations, tickets, finance, food, publicity, floor show, and wrap services led by named members.
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Sigma Alpha Chi
Gamma Phi Kappa
College
C. E. Steward
Gammas
Ruby Barham
Sac’s
Beth Williams
Joyce Vidrine
Alice Rose Carter
Peggy Rae Bittick
Joanne Steed
Berkylene Slagle
Velma Lee Coleman
Juanita Hafer
Mary Lee Salter
Miss Barham
Marguerite Seal
Johnell Stuart
Connie Bergeron
Joyce Williamson
Frances Woods
Tassie Barton
Mary Patsy Muller
Kathryn Cooper
Lou Fuller
Linda Witten
Kathryn Myebroff
Betty Kinnaird
Joy Fuller
Anne Jones
Maxine Bargainer
Library Receives Bound Magazines for Student Use
The library confirms bound magazines arrived from the bindery last summer and are ready for patron use. Titles include Life Times Science Newsletters and Newsweek through June 1946, with July to December 1946 issues to be shipped within 30 days. Worn books will also be sent to the bindery.
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C. E. Steward
Life
Times
Science
Newsweek
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Hopper
Mary Helen McMurrough
and Jane Bullock
Fine Arts
Stuart
Lic Duchess
TSTA
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