Norine Williams Named First Lady in Lee Log Yearbook
Norine Williams, a Lee College freshman, won the 1955-56 Personalities vote for First Lady, beating Helen Hance and other nominees Sally Butler Judy Davis Carole Hubbard Ruth Taylor and Carole Trotter. The Oct 6–7 election involved LEE LOG staff and subscribers with photos in the yearbook. The parade entry featured a red and black convertible driven by Glenn Portis and signed by Terry Erwin. Robert Jackson coordinated entry planning.
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LEE Log
Norine Williams
Norine
Helen Hance
Sally Butler
Judy Davis
Carole Hubbard
Ruth Taylor
Carole Trotter
Allen Lane
H. J. Harlan
Britton Phillips
Lee College
Baytown
Glenn Portis
LEE
Jack Hopper
Jima Jones
Sylvia Patterson
Doyle Creekmore
Glenn Taylor
Robert Jackson
Johnny Chandler
Roy Fulkerson, Jr
Delbert Derrett
R. L. Williamson
Alvin H. Miles
Curtain Club Selects Plays for Late November
The Curtain Club has chosen two one act plays for presentation in late November. The Devil Comes to Alcaraz is set in a Spanish village with chances for vivid scenery. Sorry, Wrong Number is a subdued suspenseful drama. Both plays will be directed by Mrs. Lynn O Hagan with Kim McDaniels as vice president and Sissy Chambers as secretary treasurer.
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Curtain Club
Alcaraz
Judy Davis
Judy
Lynn O'Hagan
Kim McDaniels
Sissy Chambers
Two and a Half to One at Lee College
A college survey claims two and a half boys for every girl at Lee College, then refines to a two to one ratio since half a boy is deemed useless. The reporter notes mixed student reactions and hints at further details on page 2.
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Lee College
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Lee
Dean clarifies transfer grades at Lee College
Dean Walter Rundell states Lee College grades are not automatically recorded as C's when transferring. Hours are accepted and reviewed for honors by comparing both institutions, allowing equivalent consideration if records align. Several Lee College graduates earned Phi Beta Kappa at UT, disproving the rumor and supporting high honors elsewhere.
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Lee College
C’s
la Nelle Nelson
Rodman Porter
Mildred Steed
University of Texas
Lee
Walter Rundell
Film Club to Screen Santa Fe Trail
The Film Club presents Santa Fe Trail starring Ray mond Massey and Errol Flynn as John Brown. Dr Harrington calls it a study of mass hysteria. Showtimes are 1 30 and 7 00 p m Thursday October 18 and 1 30 Friday October 14 in the college auditorium.
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Raymond Massey
Errol Flynn
Massey
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Dr. Harrington
College
Yearbook portrait day extended for 1955 56
Due to requests from students unable to get pictures, Chadwick Studio adds a final photo day. Friday October 14 from 9 am to 6 pm will be the last chance for individual Lee Log portraits for the 1955 56 yearbook.
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Chadwick Studio
LEE Log
Robert Jackson Heads Lee College Student Council 1955-56
Robert Jackson presides as president after a run-off with Doyle Creekmore, while Helen Hance defeats Gwendolyn Epperson for secretary-treasurer. Sophomore and freshman officers are elected, with multiple representatives joining the Student Council.
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Robert Jackson
Lee College
Jackson
Doyle Creekmore
Helen Hance
Gwendolyn
Roy L. Fulkerson, Jr
D. J. McFaddin, Jr
Judy Davis
Delbert H. Derrett
Jack R. Hopper
Jima Jones
Ruth Taylor
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Terry Erwin
Student Council
By Joan McAlvany
Santa Fe
John W. Chandler
Norman Ponder
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