Nine Weeks Honor Roll Lists Top Students and Honors
Eleven students made the full honor roll for the first nine weeks with Marvin Wolcik and Walter Rundell Jr. at the top with six A grades. Others earned five A's, four A's with one B, and four A's with two B's, while 32 earned honorable mention for all A's in part time courses. Additional names appear among those with three A's and those with two or one A, including multiple students and the wide range of grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rundell
Marvin Wolcik
Walter Rundell, Jr
Billy Ray Kerr
Erma Ray Williams
John A. Wilson
Dorothy Laird
Jackie Lee McMicken
Euba Carpenter
John K. Pierce
Lemuel Porter
Ralph Wooster
Leon Harmon
Anne Jones
Truitt Lively
Henry W. McGee
Ramona Rogers
Franklin J. McGee
Elsie Smith
Frances Barlow
Joyce Harrington
Walter Earl Johnson
Grace Jones
Billie Ruth Miller
Walker P. Nance
Betty Joyce Webb
Eula G. Wooster
Nina Jo Allen
Pearl Marie Barden
Clarence T. Bussey
Robert Lee Cramer
Walter R. Dunn
Geraldine Gieger
Lorene Ann Hlanak
Otis O. Horton
Lorene Mallory
Robert W. Parker
Ida Mae Shurlock
Ernest Stoener
James F. Shepherd
Lillian Capps
Laura Anne Childers
Oleg F. Hendrich
Clouis Lamb
VA Rule Deduces Flight Training Time From Entitlement
A new VA ruling effective September 1 says time spent in elective flight training will be deducted from a veteran's entitlement at one day per $2.10 of flight course cost. VA previously paid flight training costs up to $500 annually with no entitlement time deduction. compulsory flight training tied to the major study remains unchanged.
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Veterans Administration
Le Cercle Francais Luncheon Values Practical French Talk
Le Cercle Francais held a second informal luncheon in the faculty lunch room with 13 members. Sponsor Lynn O'Hagan and officers are guiding preparations for a play to be staged this year and a formal dinner is planned for Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Cercle Francais
Lynn O’hagan
le Cercle
Dean Rundell Receives Dedication at LEE LOG 1948
Dean Walter Rundell was chosen by secret ballot to receive the 1948 LEE LOG dedication for his contributions to student welfare and activities. He arrived at Goose Creek in 1933 as RELHS teacher, joined LJC as public speaking instructor, served as assistant dean in 1940, and was elected dean in 1945, continuing devoted service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rundell
Dean Rundell
Goose Creek
RELHS
LJC
Travel Plans Announced By Students And Faculty
Holiday season at Lee Junior College starts with Thanksgiving closing and January 5 reopening. Students and instructors plan trips to many destinations including De Ridder Baylor Waco Corpus Christi Austin Lufkin and Rusk. The Baptist Student Union meets tonight with Dr Ben Ammong leading the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Junior College
Evtha Carpenter
de- Ridder
Jack Nesselrode
Baylor
Waco
Joyce Cooper
Dallas
Alvin Miles
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Halletsville
Florence Neill
Corpus Christi
Odelle Gary
Austin
Mark Eakin
John Ellis
Lufkin
J. F. Koenig
Ruby Barham
Doris Heard
Rusk
Jordan Kimball
Wade Partin
Cleveland
Brent Green
Corsicana
Edwin Beauchamp
DeQueen
Arkansas
Ray Wells
Lufkin-Longview
The
Baptist Student Union
Ben Ammong
Virgil Brown
S. P. Larkins
Curtain Club Comedy Triumph in Devil Take A Whittler
Walter Rundell Jr reports the Curtain Club stages Devil Take A Whittler at Lee Auditorium on November 17. The Arkansas backwoods setting yields a hearty success with director Mrs. Lynn O’Hagan praised for shaping the lines. Cast highlights include Harold Orton as Lem Skeges and Joy Fuller as Myra Thompson. Minor players like Gene Wells and Jake Gregerson add flavor. Virgil Altwein earns praise for flute work and Jimmie Montgomery’s Devil character. A backstage rope mishap provided unintended humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Lee Auditorium
Lynn O’hagan
Harold Orton
Lem Skeges
Joy Fuller
Myra Thompson
Gene Wells
Jake Gregerson
Virgil Altwein
Chamberlain Absent To Visit Ill Mother
Mr. James C. Chamberlain an instructor in economics was called Wednesday November 12 to the bedside of his mother in a Knox City hospital where she is in a serious condition. Dean Walter Rundell said Chamberlain could not say when he would return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Chamberlain
Knox City
SAC'S Hold Formal Initiation Service
Sigma Alpha Chi pledges were formally initiated at a candlelit ceremony hosted by Mrs. A. T. Johnston at 200 Elm on a Saturday evening. Pledges Kathryn Barlow Kathryn Hickerson Judy Alexander Anne Marie Fortney Betty Jo Johnson Harriott Harlan Anne Childers Johnny Lou Sprayberry Angie Lee Laird Willie Belle Wall were welcomed alongside officers Louise Davis Joy Stewart Fuller Anne Jones Berkleyene Slagle Joyce Vidrine Emma Jean Davis and Dorothy Sawberger in a reading of sorority traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Chi
A. T. Johnston
Elm
Kathryn Barlow
Kathryn Hickerson
Judy Alexander
Anne Marie Fortney
Betty Jo Johnson
Harriott Harlan
Anne Childers
Johnnie Lou Sprayberry
Angie Lee Laird
Willie Belle Wall
Louise Davis
Joy Stewart Fuller
Anne Jones
Berkleyene Slagle
Joyce Vidrine
Emma Jean Davis
Dorothy Sawberger
LJC Favorites Honor List Unveiled by Student Council
Slagle Duval Sterling Macon were elected as LJC favorites. Miss La Nelle Norris and Truitt Lively also honored. Other honors include Berkleyene Slagle James Duvall Maryon Sterling Wesley Macon Judy Alexander Benny Moskowitz Eutha Carpenter Charles Head. A Lee Log section will feature these students with pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutha Carpenter
Charles Head
Lee
LJC
Social Fraternity Organized At LIC
Preston Dumas was elected temporary president by Omega Sigma Gamma a new men's social fraternity at LIC in a November 10 meeting. Sam Aydelotte is vice president and James Montgomery secretary treasurer. The Omegas, sponsored by J F Koenig, will begin sending bids to fill a 30 member quota. Meetings will be held Monday mornings at members' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Dumas
Omega Sigma Gamma
Sam Aydelotte
James Montgomery
Omegas
J. F. Koenig
BSU Hosts Thanksgiving Fellowship at Lee Junior College
The Lee Junior College BSU chapter invited LIC students to a Thanksgiving Fellowship party in the college gym on November 22 from eight to ten. The decorated gym featured autumn motifs while guests wore cornucopia name tags to spark conversation. Activities included games led by Aranna Watson, Alice Sparks, and Betty Jo Johnson, with Keith Dutson guiding a sing along and organ accompaniment. Pie and cake refreshments framed by fruit and leaves were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Junior College
The
Baptist Student Union
Aranna Watson
BSU
Alice Sparks
Betty Jo Johnson
Curtain Club presents two one act plays before Christmas
Curtain Club will stage Silver Nails and The Romans as one act plays this season. Mrs Lynn O Hagan sponsor announced auditions were held November 18 with casting from members and pledges. A brief play summary followed and November 20 meeting echoed student opinions on characterizations.
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Curtain Club
Lynn O'Hagan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norris
Lively
Wolcik
Rundell
America
George Washington
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Sarah Josepha Hale
Godey
Plymouth Colony
Washington
Lawless
la Nelle Norris
Carew
Whittler
Jimmie Montgomery
Billie Gene Kelley
Chamberlain
SAC
Slagle, Duval, Sterling
Macon
LIC
Lessing
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