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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1954

Page

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Williamson Chosen Speaker For Next Program In Series

Robert L. Williamson of Lee College will speak at 8 00 p m Wednesday November 17 in the Lee College Auditorium for the Baytown Committee on American Issues. A panel discussion with local citizens will follow. About two hundred attended the Oct 14 program featuring Reverend Robert McLaren who spoke on The United States Comes of Age as a World Power.

Robert L. Williamson Lee College Baytown Committee On Williamson Robert McLaren Westminster Presbyterian Church of Houston United States McLaren

Lee College Delegates Named For State 5 A Meet

The Student Association elected Judy Mathis and Doyle Creekmore to represent Lee College at the November 12 Austin meeting to form a state wide junior college association. Jean Neuerburg and Joe Chandler are alternates with Florence Niell sponsoring.

Judy Mathis Doyle Creekmore Lee College Austin Association of Jean Neuerburg Joe Chandler Florence Niell

Rebels elect new cheerleaders and officers at LC

LC students vote to lead cheer squads with Barbara Boudloche Shirley Jackson Teresa Lee and Jean Parker elected as cheer leaders. Sophomores pick David Arnett for vice president and Loretta Smith secretary. Freshmen choose Glenn Portis vice president and Melvaline Anderson secretary.

Boudloche Jackson Lee Parker Barbara Boudloche Shirley Jackson Teresa Lee Jean David Arnett Loretta Smith

First Lady Teresa Lee To Lead 1955 Personalities Section

Teresa Lee named First Lady by LEE LOG subscribers will be pictured first in the Personalities section of the 1955 college annual. Darlene Hillin and Sandra Sheley, tied for second, share the second page. Other nominees Janet Bevers Judy Davis Gwen Epperson Dorothy Goyen Jean Neuerburg and Mary Ann Stark appear on later pages. Pictures are formal studio portraits. The contest closed October 21 with January elections planned for more Personalities picks including Most Representative Girl Most Representative Boy Favorites and Beauties.

Teresa Lee LEE Log Darlene Hillin Sandra Sheley Janet Bevers Judy Davis Gwen Epperson Dorothy Goyen Jean Neuerburg Mary Ann Stark

Ape in the House author published in People magazine

Mrs. Gertrude M. Panowich, in Lee College creative writing class, has an article titled An Ape in the House in the November 3 1954 issue of People magazine. She interviewed Houston area ape owners Mr. and Mrs. C B Greer and submitted photos of Hugo the four year old ape.

Gertrude M. Panowich People” Magazine Panowich

Phi Theta Kappa elects interim officers

Jeannine Dillenback is named president with Judy Mathis as vice president Jean Neuerburg as secretary and Joyce Reynolds as treasurer in the student honor society leadership slate.

Jeannine Dillenback Phi Theta Kappa Judy Mathis Jean Neuerburg Joyce Reynolds

Jean Parker Named Co-ordinator for LEE LOG

Jean Parker is named co-ordinator for the LEE LOG with wide duties on content and layout. An advisory board including Janet Bevers, Sally Butler, Gwen Epperson, Dorothy Goyen, Teresa Lee, Clydean Martin, and Mary Ann Stark guides plans for local oil themed pages and community support, with a campus sketch on the cover.

Janet Bevers Sally Butler Gwen Epperson Dorothy Goyen Teresa Lee Clydean Martin Mary Ann Stark

Anthony Adverse Opens Film Club Series at Lee College

The Film Club at Lee College screened Anthony Adverse on October 26 in the college auditorium with 92 attendees. The next screening is A Bell for Adano on November 11, a WWII story from John Hersey. Dr. Jack Harrington, advisor, notes it portrays civil affairs officers restoring civilian life after war.

Anthony Adverse Lee College Auditorium Adano John Hersey Dr. Harrington Hersey

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Runers Arnett, Smith, Portis, and Anderson Glenn Portis Melvaline Anderson Charles Daniel Jere Showalter Ernest J. Jordan George Armer Norman Miles Rodney Masterson Roy Fulkerson Ronnie Sharp Glenda Box Helen Hance Jean Parker Elizabeth Meeks Divi Sion Tommy Kimball Glend Box Raymond Jessie Charles Blassengame Jeanine Dillenback Gayle Pevoteaux Jack Harrington Film Club John Hodiak Northside James Stewart Lee Cobb York Gary Cooper Jan Lloyd Nolan Darling Clemenentine Henry Fonda Linda Darnell Walter Pidgeon Maureen O'Hara Errol Flynn Olivia de Havilland Sierra Madre Humphrey Bogart
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