Student Association leaders named in campus campaign
The Chatter Box notes posters around campus during the swing election week and lists student leaders elected or active, including DON HICKS as president MIKE SCHWENDEMAN as vice president and PAT HENNEKE as secretary treasurer. It also mentions new sophomores and freshmen presidents and various campus happenings and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hicks
Mike Schwendeman
Pat Henneke
Monty Sorrells
Buddy Boudloche
Larry Kelly
Bill Frohner
Clifford Porter
L.P
Dawn Wells
Pat Asher
Patsy ‘Holcomb
Jere Sue Parker
Kay Clark
JO Ellen Spiers
Yea
Don Lumley
Mike
Bear
Sandra Knox
Sara Williams
Austin
Sandra Hanna
University of Texas
Sylvia Otto
Helen Bowers
N.E.A
Eugene Cookenboo
Susie Deason
Carol Englehardt
Reagan Sirmon
Rebs
Gammins
Sally Sholes
Wanda. Jackson
Peggy Haskel
Fred Covey
Brehms
Kathy Scallon
Becky Laura
Pat Keller
Billy Sue Miller
James Shires
Clubhouse forms French and education groups on campus
The Clubhouse Le Cercle Francais elects Betty Covey president and Doris Lowry vice president with Helen Bowers and Pat Henneke in key posts. Sponsor is Mrs. Lynn O'Hagan. Plans include a French only dinner in the cafeteria. Rho Epsilon Beta announces new members and a directory committee for teacher office numbers. Lee College SNEA installs officers October 29 at the Community House Lounge with Helen Bowers as president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Cercle Francais
Betty Covey
Doris Lowry
Helen Bowers
Pat Henneke
Lynn O'Hagan
Mike Schwendeman
Rho Epsilon Beta
Larry Kelley
Donnie Andrus
Sonny King
Bill Kurtz
Ray Smajstrala
Oscar Pepper
Jim Smith
Butch Flukinger
Larry Black
Larry Guenther
Lionel Spretz
Buddy Davison
Bill Froehner
Bobby Oliphant
Fred Rabin
Harold Best
Larry Garret
Richard McGinnis
Duke Jones
Lee College
John Dewey
The
Student National Education Association
Community House
Ranglers Inducted in Candlelight Ceremony Plans for Western Week
Officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony with refreshments. On October 25 the Ranglers and Ranglerettes held a board meeting adding two amendments to their constitution and outlining Western Week in April. A general meeting on October 26 set Western Week plans with Gordon Hyatt and Johnny Tomerlin elected co chairmen.
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Ranglers
Ranglerettes
Gordon Hyatt
Johnny Tomerlin
Initiation Week At Lee College October Events
Lee College held initiation week October 12 to 16 with pledges from Ranglerettes Ranglers and Rho Epsilon Beta staging varied dress days. The Gammas and Rebs hosted a week of activities including noon entertainments a peanut race and costume days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Ranglerettes
Ranglers
Rho Epsilon Beta
Rebs
Larry Kelly
Bill Frohner
Students slow for crawling car on highway
Two college students drive behind a slow car blocking the highway. They joke that the vehicle is their chemistry professor who never lets them pass in class.
Books About History From Biographies To Fables
A brief survey of historical works and literary biographies covers WWII memoirs, Grand Coulee, oddball characters, Parker poetry, Dickens, Ward on ideas, historic fables, T. S. Eliot drama, social scenes of the 1920s, Durant’s civilization saga, and Caesar and Christ in Durant’s Rome trilogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot D. Cooke
Murray Morgan
Grand Coulee
Gerald W. Johnson
Dorothy Parker
Beaux
Ernest L’epine
T. S. Eliot
Cathedral
Thomas A. Beckett
Canterbury
Will Durant
Rome
Gamma Phi Kappa Halloween Dance at Student Lounge
Gamma Phi Kappa sponsored a masquerade Halloween Dance on October 31 in the Student Lounge. Prizes went to Susie Deason and Norman Wood as cutest dressed couple, Pat Henneke as cutest dressed girl, and Oscar Pepper as cutest dressed boy. The sorority plans a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Kappa
Susie Deason
Norman Wood
Pat Henneke
Oscar Pepper
Subscriptions End November 13 for Annuals
Annual subscriptions end Friday November 13 with a price of 4.00 dollars each. Patrons may pay by deducting 4.00 from their property and breakage fee deposited at year start or fill out a card found in the Liberal Arts Building to arrange payment.
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Liberal Arts
Lee College Freshman Billie Sue Miller Recalls South American Life
Billie Sue Miller, an eighteen year old Lee College freshman, describes living in Aruba from age one to 1954 and in Santos Brazil where Portuguese is spoken. She recalls island customs, schooling, cuisine, dating norms with chaperones, and family moves before returning to the United States to settle near West Cleveland after her father retired.
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Billie Sue Miller
Lee College
Aruba
West Indies
Standard Oil Co
Venezuela
Caribbean Sea
Millers
Santos
Brazil
Miss Miller
South America
United States
West
Cleveland
Robert E. Lee High School
Colleges Hold Diverse 1959 60 Activities Across Texas
Odessa College hosted Career Day for area high schools. Schreiner Institute semifinalist Kenneth C Wage in National Merit. Kilgore College The Flare lists Rangerettes candidates. South Plains College may ban smoking inside. Amarillo College offers history and TV in five week video class. Ram Page notes rain in San Angelo. Dr K Mooderjee from University of Calcutta spoke to San Angelo College. Amarillo College breaks ground on three new buildings in January. Wayland Baptist College International Choir on four state tour.
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Odessa College
Schreiner Institute
Kenneth C. Wage
Amarillo College
Wayland Baptist College
Local staff members offered spring annuals for subscription
A box contains instructions to drop the card and pay cash to annual staff members Reagan Durant, Natalie Faust, Helen McFerren, Patsy Holcomb, Linda Mills, Tommy Skipper, and Betty Womack. The note urges everyone to subscribe for their spring annual.
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Reagan Durant
Natalie Faust
Helen McFerren
Patsy Holcomb
Linda Mills
Tommy Skipper
Betty Womack
Lantern Pages Open To Original Writing
The Lantern invites student contributions in editorial columns letters poetry and short fiction. Submissions should be signed if possible and typed double spaced. Drop in room M-134 or office 4 in the liberal arts building.
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Lantern
M-134
Liberal Arts
Cafeteria Publishes Coffee Schedule For Students
The cafeteria announces specific coffee service times due to staff shortages. Coffee is served 7:30 to 8:00 a.m., 9:00 to 10:15 a.m., and 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Students are advised to plan accordingly.
Language Mixup in French Honorifics Sparks Banter
In a short exchange Mrs O Hagan asks the difference between madame and mademoiselle while Clifford Porter responds with a correction for monsieur in a playful moment reflecting etiquette and mispronunciation.
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Mrs. O’hagan
Madame
Jo Ann and Susie discuss Bill's plans
Susie says Bill is not marrying soon as he focuses on studying for a bachelor's degree. Jo Ann asks if Bill intends to marry, prompting the exchange about his educational pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann
Bill
Susie
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Molly Hornsby
Jan Taylor
Brenda Shelton
Johnny Logan
Gammas
Gamma
By Brenda Shelton
Gamma Phi
Kilgore College
Flare
South Plains College
Levelland
Ram
San Angelo College
West Texas
K. K. Mooderjee
University of Calcutta
India
College Record Club
P. O. Box
Providence
R. I
For All
Matherne
West Pearce
Baytown
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