Lee Lantern 1946 47 Staff and sponsors listing
Student newspaper produced by Lee Junior College in Texas with staff credits including editors Marian McMaster Polly Gene Stewart Rose Enoch Kathryn Myebroff and business manager Frank Thompson. Reporters listed along with sponsor J F Koenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hensley
Marian McMaster
Polly Gene Stewart
Eta Rose Enoch
Kathryn Myebroff
Acoiod
Our
Tae
Frank Thompson
Lemuel Portex
Teachers at LJC Earn Quiet Graduation Praise
At graduation time awards go to top students while teachers at LJC are praised for congeniality and mutual respect. The piece highlights strong teacher pupil relations and the friendly atmosphere among faculty and students.
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LJC
Farewell reflections at Lee Lantern leave LJC students
We part with students moving on to higher learning and new paths. The Lee Lantern notes gratitude for the past year and wishes for continued growth, welcoming returning students to make LJC a school people enjoy attending.
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Lee Lantern
LJC
Work To Work Oh to be a loafer
A lighthearted musing on summer life for LJC students. The piece contrasts summer school duties with the fantasy of leisure and reading under a tree, dreaming of cool mountain nights and a simple job in an air conditioned building.
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LJC
Trimming The Lamp Wick Mixes Up Year at LJC
Laughs and gossip fill a campus night as Macey Casey seeks Charles Fay and a parking lot meeting unfolds. Students cheer from the gym while couples flirt and news of weddings, portraits, parties, and tests colors the scene with names like Budd, Norris, Kinnaird, Porter, and Seiver as instructors eye future careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macey Casey
Charles Fay
Macey
Light Reflections at LJC Highlight Active Year
A busy year at LJC features the Lee Lantern journal new and 15 issues, Curtain Club plays, dances, picnics, and the start of an engineering society. World War II veterans attend a state student convention, a Baptist Student Union forms, and an intensive intramural program crowns Group VI as early leaders in multiple sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
Lee
Walter Rundell Jr
Joy Fuller
Russel Luke
John Blackburn
Anne Jones
Sigma Alpha Chi
Gamma Phi Kappa
Alpha Rho Tau
Oscar Hunter
Norvell Locker
Paul Edwards
Austin
BSU
Blue Blazers
Norvell
Walter Rundell, Sr
Nick Sacaris
Willie Moreno
Percy Portis
Paul Webber
Walter Rundell Sr
Charles Fay
Houston Reads: Aida, Madame Butterfly Pleases LJC Students
LJC students with Opera House tickets praise Aida and Madame Butterfly. Met Opera Guild plans a Houston chapter to bring the company each season, challenging Dallas as Texas’s cultural hub. Loretta Young stars in a film, and Spike Jones headlines May 26 with Cocktails for Two at Lantern venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
Metropolitan Opera Company Guild
Houston
Met
Dallas
Texas
Hollywood
Loretta Young
Joseph Cotten
Spike Jones
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Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Associated College Press
We Part
John Budd
Mr. Chamberlain
Budd
LaNelle Norris
Henry Kinnaird
Henry
W. D. Foster
Betty Cope
Gwendolyn Wright
Ellie Again Moreno
Bob Hensley
Peggy Fayle
Rogue’s Gallery
Lemuel Porter
Jeunne Filles
Archie Cates
Jo Arnett
Archie
Donna Morgan
Seiver
Billie Jo McCullum
Velma Lee Coleman
Rochester
Rose Enoch
Geraldine
Geraldine Gieger
American Legion
Paul Jones
P-Farm
Willie Herndon
Hepcats
Linda Witten
Frenchy Luke
Linda
Greg Gregersen
John Ellis
James Henkel
Alton Laird
Ceylon
John Willis
Kizler
Koenig
Bertram Norris
P. S
H. P. McAlister
John Willis Kizler
Lyondale
Galveston
Oscar Kilgore
Truitt Lively
Willena Latapie
Joanne Steed
Bud Blackburn
Joy
Tom Dial
SJC
Billye Thaxton
Richard Bradbury
Euclid Norris
Melvin Parker
Charles Bonner
J. D. Pitts
Johnnie Hill
Charles Kitzman
Guy Woods
Willie
Lamar Kelley
John Hill
Terry King
Skeeter Orton
Lester Funderburk
Ed Bryan
Harriott Harlan
David Doss
la Nelle Nelson
Buddy
By Kathryn Mgebroff
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