The Lee Lantern Community Newsletter Names and Credits
The Lee Lantern issue credits Cynthia Boudloche Ella Bowling Patsy Holcomb John Holmes Mary Helen McFerren Dalia May Neeley Olema Robinson Allen Welch and The Chatterbox with editor and photographer Sybil Cezeaux. A. H. Miles and T. E. Rowlett Jr. are listed as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lantern
Cynthia Boudloche
Ella Bowling
Patsy Holcomb
John Holmes
Mary Helen McFerren
Dalia May Neeley
Olema Robinson
Allen Welch
the Chatterbox
Lee College President Thanks Students for Efforts and Cooperation
A campus letter from the Lee College president expresses gratitude to students for their support and participation this year. He notes frustration at low attendance at all school functions and urges continued cooperation to improve the campus social life and strengthen the college's reputation.
Roving Reporter Summer Plans Reveal Work and Travel
A set of student responses lists summer goals including work, travel to parks and locales, study, and recreation. Entries mention jobs in various states, college programs, camps, and planned trips to Florida, Cuba, and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Owens
United States
Sarah Pouncey
Clyde W. Neeley
Uncle Sam
B. J. Fry
Burton Burrus
Ridgecrest
North Carolina
St. Petersburg
Florida
Theron Waddell
University of Colorado
Mike Mullins
Cuba
Roberta Trabue
Pennsylvania
Patsy Munger
Alice Womble
Janette Hughes
Alfred Tanner
Jerrold Pest
New Orleans
Duane Cartlidge
Garner State Park
John Holmes
John Fitzgerald
Nelson's claim to radio fame spans Mount Calm to LC
George Frederick Nelson a Lee College educator known to students as the man who invented radio reflects on a 30-year career teaching physics electronics and radio repair at Robert E. Lee and Lee College. He recalls early radio work and field radio messages from World War I era training camps. He muses about future communications research and interplanetary signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederick Nelson
Lee Log
Lee College
Robert E. Lee HS
Tennessee
Mount Calm
Hill County
Waco
Baylor University
U. S. Army
Mae Reeder
San Angelo
NTSTC
Denton
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
University of Texas
Ranger Junior College
Robert E. Lee and Lee College
Nelson
Bell Laboratories
M.lt
Rabbi Kahn to
Names listed include Sholes John William Smith Alma Faye Thomas Lynda Lu Tucker Clyde Blackmon Wanters Jean Marie Vinson Mathis Theron Waddell Jr Sandra Anne Walker Robert Fount Wormack Susann Alice Womble Samuel Troy Woodall David J Zatopek and Daniel S Zucha continuing from Page One.
Affection for Hill Landscape Poem by William F Miller
The speaker affirms a hymn to the hills where as a boy he came praising elm, spruce, and sycamore. He notes a spring pageant in nature with peach, dogwood, violets, oaks and pines, and envisions the hill enduring beyond mankind, with God not dead after humans pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Miller
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LEE
Baytown
Texas
Dox
Sybil Cezeaux
A. H. Miles T. E. Rowlett, Jr
State of Texas
Tommy Stewart
John David Gore
Linda Saxon
Lynda Clark
Yelowstone National Park
Marlene Meigs
San Marcos
Norman Hirsch
David Hurr
Robert E. Lee
Anna V. Faltisek
Carolyn Manuel
Ray Thibodaux
Barry Smith
David Brinkley
Bill Kielman
Fort Worth
Larry Ross
Highlands
Shelia Yankie
Alec Cockrell
Ken Perdue
Nelson Invented
Radio
Dalia Mae Neeley
Ranger
George Nelson
Rabbi Kahn
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