Lee Lantern sophomore journalism staff list
The Lee Lantern is published twice each month during the school year by the sophomore journalism class of Lee Junior College Baytown Texas Printed by the Scardino Publishing Company Houston Texas 1948 1949 Associated College Press The Staff Members of the Journalism Class Lynn Dudley Curtis Jenkins Marjorie Ehmke Brent Grees Bobby Casey Royce Rhoden Preston Dumas and Doris Hickman Sponsor.
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Lee Lantern
Lee Junior College
Baytown
Texas
Scardino Publishing Company
Houston
Lynn Dudley
Curtis Jenkins
Marjorie Ehmke
Brent Grees
Bobby Casey
Royce Rhoden
Preston Dumas
Doris Hickman
SET YOUR TONGUE WAGGING AT LJC RADIO FORUM
LJC announces a college radio forum on KREL every Tuesday at 7 30 PM to publicize campus services. The message asks students to share information with friends and neighbors to broaden awareness and support for the program.
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LJC
KREL
Thought for Now: Advisors Named for LJC Students
This notice explains the new free counseling service for LJC students. It urges students to discuss plans with instructors to assess assets and choose a suitable field, avoiding wasted time in unsuitable majors.
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LJC
Stuck in Mud at LJC Parking Lot Amid Autumn Rains
Students faced severe parking woes as autumn rains turned the LJC lot into mud. Chains were used to pull cars from pits, with space shortages forcing cars into already vacated spots. Construction will widen the lot and reduce future clogging, improving conditions later.
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LJC
Lantern Lamp Wick Trims and Teenage Tales
A list of students and staff experiences from SHSTC covers near misses with fire, flirtations, class notes, and campus happenings. Entries mention Joy Fuller and Monte Young as a happy pair, Jimmy Montgomery avoiding spills, and many peers in classes, sports, and social events reflecting school life.
Phi Theta Kappa Initiates Ten Pledges At LJC
Ten pledges were accepted into Phi Theta Kappa this year announced by sponsor Miss Florence Neill. New members include Ina Lynch Doris Hickman Brent Green Joyce Peet Maurice Russell Charles Williams J C Johnston Johnny Sacaris Charles Lord Gibbs and Lynne Dudley. A weiner roast at A D Wilkinson home celebrated the initiation.
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Florence Neill
Ina Lynch
Doris Hickman
Brent Green
Joyce Peet
Maurice Russell
Charles Williams
J. C. Johnston
Johnny Sacaris
Charles Lord Gibbs
Lynne Dudley
A. D. Wilkinson
Kappa
Elois Schaffer
Edwin Beauchamp
Benny Moskowitz
Ramona Halcomb
Robert Dunn
Alice Sparks
Phi Theta Kappa
LJC
Miss Neill
Minnie Alice Robertson
Eisenhower urges students to choose study and community service
Dwight D. Eisenhower argues that modern life requires education to meet complex challenges. He urges young Americans to study their country, accept responsibility, and contribute to the common good while safeguarding liberty and dignity.
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America
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Germany
Paul the Apostle
Timothy
BSU Plans Regular Tuesday Meetings For New Year
The Baptist Student Union held a meeting on September 21 in the faculty lunch room electing Alice Sparks as president. Officers named include Bobby Page 1st vice president Doris Hickman 2nd vice president Maurice Russell 38rd vice president and Gladys Rae Sanders secretary. The group decided to meet weekly during lunch from 6 10 to 6 40 p m to combine meals with devotional time. The first speaker for the year was Miss Alanna Watson of the Girl Scouts who previously served as secretary of Memorial Baptist Church and spoke on September 28.
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Baptist Student Union
Alice Sparks
BSU
Bobby Page
Doris Hickman
Maurice Russell
Gladys Rae Sanders
Curtain Club Begins Casting Two Dramas
Casting started last night for two plays to be staged this semester by the Curtain Club. The Trysting Place a satire on adolescence and The Inn of Return a murder and suspense tale are slated. Officers named are Dorothy Jean Marshall president Charles Williams vice president and Mary Jo Holcomb publicity chairman.
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Curtain Club
Lynn Ohagen
Booth Tarkingtons
Don C. Jones
Dorothy Jean Marshall
Charles Williams
Mary Jo Holcomb
New Courses Schedule Across Campuses
New courses offered include a two hour per night program in room 207 from 7 15 to 8 46 and a main course in room 314 from 7 15 to 8 45. Extension classes meet Fridays at Highlands Elementary 8 30 to 10 00 and Lamar Elementary on Tuesday 9 00 to 10 30. Courses run six weeks per year for three semester hours.
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Highlands Elementary
David G. Burnett
Lamar Elementary
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Lee
Associated College Press
Joy Fuller
Monte Young
Jimmy Montgomery
Billy Burt Hamel
Lemuel Porter
Jack Berry
Joe Emanuel
Bill Lyons
Frances Humphries
Olive Genne Bailey
Porky Port
Dionne Quintripulets
Pres Dumas
Mary Helen
Jimmy McMurrah
Jimmy
Ida Rae Goodman
Duck Dunn
Sam Houston
Elvis Schaffer
Ray Ashwood
S.M.A
Rex Couch
Alden Weaver
Huntsville
Gamma
Willie B
Elda Rae
Geraldine Gieger
Jessie Lee King
Betty McKeller
Texas A
Billie Laughlin
Mary Macke
Dorothy Butler
Lynn O’hagan
Barnwell Twins
Ray Hopper
Gene Slagle
Philip Eichelberger
Stanley McMicken
Walter Raleigh
Clara Fay
Barbara Morris
Jack Nesselrode
Miss Robertson
Nick Sacaris
Marcelete Macon
Saribenne Thomas
Bill McBride
Louise van Meldert
Bob Hensley
SAC
Macey Fay
Army
Mr. Rockhold
Doris Thompson
Ann Childers
Joanne Murdock
Frances Wilson
Happy” Sebesta
James Gillette
Eslie Salters
Dorothy Marshall
PHI Theat Kappa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
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