Lee Lantern student newspaper listed staff roles
The Lee Lantern is a bi monthly school paper from Lee Junior College in Tri Cities Texas for 1947 1948. It lists staff including Walter Rundell Jr Joyce Cooper Dorothy Sawberger Pee Anne Jones Eutha Carpenter J B Arnold Jere Showalter and others with positions such as Fashion Editor Exchange Editor Advertising Manager and Sports Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Texas
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Associated College Press
Walter Rundell, Jr
Joyce Cooper
Dorothy Sawberger
Pee
Anne Jones
Eutha Carpenter
J. B. Arnold
Jere Showalter
Borage Hee Horn Dee Held
Oe Penertea Farspee
J. F. Koenig
Joy Fuller
Johnnie Lou
Carl Bond
Robert Neal
Seeee
Lemuel Porter Alez Arnold
Mary Lee Salter
Phi Theta Kappa Chapter Opens At LJC
Congratulations mark the installation of the Phi Theta Kappa charter and new Zeta Xi initiates at LJC. The national junior college honor society admits only the top ten percent and aims to promote scholastic achievement character and fellowship among two year college students nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Theta Kappa
LJC
United States of America
Zeta Xi
Lee Lantern
Expendability and Education in Fashionable Times
An essay argues education underpins democracy and industry, warning against turning away educated progress while noting some greats lacked formal schooling. The piece contrasts this with modern fashion trends, highlighting shorter hair, brighter makeup, varied shoes, bold collars, and loud men's suits in a lively, period-voice fashion column.
Trimming The Lamp Wick At the Irish St Patrick’s Day Night
Dorothy Sawberger proves history class can surprise. Miss Sawberger answers a call with Hello triggering laughter. St Patrick’s Day at LJC features green wear by Doris O Heard Marjorie O Moore Elois O Shaffer Dorothy O Laird George McAlpin Mary Louise Fowler Jesselee King. Birthday notices note Jack Akin Delton Ashley Anne Jones R. E. Johnson March 13. A playful recap of school life includes jokes, mischief, car talk, art class truancy, and a poetry moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sawberger
Bilis
Miss Sawberger
Audden
Dorothy
St. Patrick’s Day
LJC
Doris O’heard
Marjorie O’moore
Elois O’shaeffer
Dorothy O’laird
George McAlphin
Mary Louise Fowler
Jesselee King
Billy Lynn Dudley
Ruth Morris
Alton Laird
Bob Powell
Elwood Dickey
Paul Webber
Anne
Gene Wells
Jimmie Montgomery
St. Louis
Beaumont
Harold Murphy
Waterloo
Pres Dumas
Harold Lee Baker
Easter Shopping Warnings From a Cautionary Shopper
A playful critique urges delaying big city Easter shopping to avoid the crush and fashion snobbery. The writer jokes about suburban shoppers becoming “hicks” in the eyes of urbanites, warns of crowds, and muses on bonnets, parades, and revived grandmotherly dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Sarahs
Sams
Pappy
Chamber of Commerce
Springtime notices and arts highlights fill regional pages
A collage of college and school snippets notes student antics and staff changes plus spring sightings. Stanley McMicken staggers into the cafeteria with a cough syrup bottle while Marjorie Moore and Duck Dunn appear together as signs of spring. Jere Showalter resigns from Humble to rejoin education as an observer. The piece also covers ballet advances by Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and Ballet Theatre, new works including Billy Sunday and Shadow of the Wing, and Kenton’s progressive jazz drawing crowds at Carnegie Hall. The Texas Fine Arts Festival in Houston showcases Neal Prince’s Cassondra, Weill opera pieces, and a Verdi Requiem Mass finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Moore
Duck Dunn
Nolan Ray Kirk
Kirk
Ray Hopper
Sandy Clark
Sandy
Jere Showalter
Humble
Taylor Miller
Taylor
Monte Young
Jaysee Ranger
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
The
Ballet Theatre
Ballet Russe
Billy Sunday
Devil
Ruth Page
Sunday
Remi Gassman
Alexandra Danilova
Frederick Franklin
Gustav Mahler
Anthony Tudor
Mahler
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Agnes de Mille
Morton Gould
Weill
Kurt Weill
Kenton
Stan Kenton
TIME
Duke Ellington
Glenn Miller
Harry James
Paul Whiteman
Schoenberg
Harlem
Texas Fine Arts
Houston
Neal Prince
Cassandra
Little Theatre
Texas
Houston Symphony
Frederick Fennell
Eastman School of Music
Houston Art Museum
Minnie Alice Robertson
LJC
Symphony
North Texas State College Choir
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LEE
America
San Antonio
Gamma
Jake Gregerson
Harold
Burhead
Jack Akin
Delton Ashley
R. E. Johnson
Marcelette Macon
Burrhead
Mary Conner
Stanley McMicken
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