One Act Drama Cast Named Scholarships To LIC Students
An article in Variety notes thousands of dollars in scholarships go unused due to lack of applicants. It cites many sources including government aid for veterans families, religion based awards, and local government prizes. A four step plan to locate aid is outlined.
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United States
Variety
Young Man’s Magazine
Varsity Magazine
Boards of Education
Washington, D. C
Campus Favorite Election Set For November 12 13
Lee Log reports campus favorite ballots set for November 12 and 13 at RELHS. Candidates include Most Representative Girl and Boy, Most Popular Sophomore and Freshman, and Most Beautiful and Handsome in each class. Ballots allow write‑ins such as Mr. and Miss Robert E. Lee. Votes counted by student council members and teachers. results appear in the next Lee Lantern.
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LJC
Lee Log
Jack Akin
Dorothy Sandberger
Bettie Jane Kinnaird
Anne Jones
la Nelle Norris
Truitt Lively
Walter Rundell, Jr
Jimmy Bailey
Norvell Locker Marvin Seiver
Ed Cathriner
Berkleyine Slagle la Nelle Norris
Betty Jo McGee
Anne Marie Fortney
Angie Lee Laird
Judy Alexander
Harold Orton
Jack Dabney
James Portis
Albert Jacobs
Delton Ashley
Gene Wells
Lucky Odom Ray Hopper
Benny Moskowitz
Erma Raye Williams
Betty To McGee
Judy Alexander Eutha Carpenter
Taylor Miller
Harold Lee Baker
Lucky Odom Ardean Meadows
Charles Head
Robert E. Lee
RELHS
Lee Lantern
After School Dance Planned For Nov 14
Informal dance announced for Friday November 14 after school with slogan come as you are. Jack Council extends invitation and notes if successful more events will follow. Student Council schedules Christmas format and assigns committee chairmen for assembly social activities interscholastic athletics student lounge and decorations.
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Jack Akin
Jack Aki
Judy Alexander
Albert Jacobs
Absent minded professor at Texas Christian U reveals mix up
Early 7 am religion class at Texas Christian University ends in humor as Dr. Cecil F. Cheverton asks for Mr. Cain, only to discover there is no such student and that he meant Mr. Ables. Overheard at an overcrowded campus.
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Texas Christian University
Cecil F. Cheverton
Cain
Ables
Library stacks numbered for student self service at LJC
Miss Stern explains large enrollment allows students to search stacks directly. Fiction sorted by author, non fiction by Dewey Decimal from 000 to 900, catalog files list author title and subject, call numbers shown. Loans use red one day and black one week stamps. reference material stays in reading room.
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LJC
Shortest Long Note Issued By Bank
Son Love signed a bank note on October 28 with first payment due November 1. The transaction prompted discussion in economics class with Mr. James C. Chamberlain noting surprise at the quick payment. Son expressed concern over the immediacy while Chamberlain admitted confusion.
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Son Love
Son
James C. Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Gamma Phi Kappa Announces Initiations
The Gamma Phi Kappa sorority of LJC held a call meeting October 26 at Miss Mary Lee Salter's home. Pledges and invitations were decided. Informal initiation begins November 3 and formal initiation is set for November 9 at the next meeting.
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Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority
LJC
Mary Lee Salter
Weather course offered at University of Texas this fall
A non technical meteorology course opens this fall at the University of Texas to help average readers interpret weather maps. It covers fronts air masses and daily conditions and requires no prerequisites.
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University of Texas
Veterans Urged to Help Prevent GI Bill Subsistence Overpayments
The Veterans Administration appeals to veteran students, trainees, and schools under the GI Bill to report training discontinuances promptly. Advance notice of completion or withdrawal helps reduce or avoid overpayments, which must be refunded. Delayed notices may block reentry and trigger deductions from unemployment or self employment benefits to repay the debt.
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Veterans Administration
United States
Office Hints For Students At LJC Help Center
Dean Walter Rundell announces LJC student help office ready to assist with tests course selection and college scheduling. Office staff advise bringing school problems for reliable guidance and information.
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Walter Rundell
Curtain Club to stage Devil Take a Whittler on Nov 17
Harold Orton is named lead in the Curtain Club one act Devil Take a Whittler to be produced Monday November 17 at 8 45 under director Mrs Lynn O Hagan drama teacher. Cast includes Gene Wells Zeb Shaddock Jacob Gregerson Pappy Skelp Billye Gene Kelley The Cedar Girl Joy Fuller Myra W C Smith the Parson Hermann Samuel Zebs wife Mary Lee Salter You and others with Willena Latapie stage manager and Harold Orton business staff. Weldon Stone author of the play previously taught at Texas A and M and wrote many folk plays.
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Harold Orton
Devil Take
Hermann Samuel
Miss Mary Lee Salter
Zeb
Billye Lynn Dudley
You
Jimmy Montgomery
Devil
Delton Ashley
Myra
Willena Latapie
Billye Gene Kelley
James Montgomery
Walter Rundell, Jr
Johnnie Sprayberry
Harold
Benney Moskowitz
Carl Bond
Chorus Progresses and December Concert Planned
The LJC Chorus under Mrs. John Ellis shows rapid progress with new music and good spirit. Rehearsals run each Monday and Wednesday at 9 10, with Alice Sparks and Mrs. Dorothy Laird as accompanists. The first performance is set for December in a Christmas style program.
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LJC
John Ellis
Ellis
Jake Gregerson
Alice Sparks
Dorothy Laird
Ingram Opens Bakery on Kilgore Road in Tri-Cities
Oscar Ingram of LJC and J C Martin announce a new bakery on Kilgore Road near Mid-Way Garage. It started October 30 at 2 am with pastries pies and cakes distributed across the Tri-Cities and daily operations Monday through Saturday.
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Oscar Ingram
LJC
J. C. Martin
Kilgore Road
Mid-Way
Tri-Cities
Oscar
Time changes college curriculum at UNM late 19th century
The University of New Mexico recalls 1892 course offerings including Mathematics Civics Education English Spanish Latin Greek French German Natural Sciences Penmanship and Elocution. The 1894 graduating class celebration featured cherries pickles sardines soda crackers a sleigh ride and skating party. Male students shunned Boughten cigarettes favoring pipes and roll your own.
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University of New Mexico
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