Descriptive Impressions by Creative Minds Freshman Students
Art Jensen describes a frail man facing severe asthma and breathlessness amid a winter landscape. The scene contrasts the old mill, cold streams, and a quiet farm as moonlight, northern lights, and drifting snow frame the narrator’s tense vigil.
Freshman Art Student Aims To Become Fashion Designer
Lois Helen Bedinger, a High lands native born August 6 1930, dreams of dress designing and a future in fashion. She rejects plunging necklines and pads for a modest feminine look while planning to study at LJC after a fire redirected her path. She held leadership in high school clubs and now aims to finish her term theme and drop ten pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Helen Bedinger
Lois Helen
Highlands
Lois
Sam Houston
LJC
SSLC
JCL
Rose Artist Robinson Turns Nature Into Paint
Harold Robinson known as Pete among friends emerges as a neophyte artist at LJC, turning landscapes still lifes and portraits into vibrant works. A former Naval Air Corps member with fishing and hunting hobbies, he paints to enjoy life and hopes to earn a living from art while cherishing new mornings like a waking goose.
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Harold Robinson
Pete
Day Lake
LJC
Massachusetts
Wendell
Arving Boyce
University of Houston
Texas
New England
Jasha Heifitz
Humble
Baytown
Taste the Difference Smell the Difference This Spring
A lighthearted spring column notes March 21 as the season’s official start and playfully surveys seasonal changes. It humorously observes love, fashion, fishing, education hunts, car antifreeze, and the flirtatious mood of spring, ending with a tongue in cheek defense of lovers as essential to spring.
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By Art Jensen
By Jack Alford
Norma Jean Bruggman
Joe DeHart
Coady
Naval Air Corps
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Lester
Islands
Charles Head
Barbara Magness
Clyde Hesse
Prince
Virginia Webber
Robert Parker
Fall River
Mass
Wendell Boyce
New York Harbor
Floriia
Gulf of Mexico
Durfee High School
West
Army
Air Force
Herrington
Kansas
Sam Houston State Teachers College
By Lynn Dudley
Brown’s Chicken Shack
Market Street