The Lee Lantern School Paper Names Its Faculty and Staff
The Lee Lantern notes its bi monthly publication by Lee Junior College sophomores in Tri Cities Texas for the 1947 48 school year. It lists Journalism Class members including Alex Arnold J B Arnold Carl Bond Eutha Carpenter Evelyn Cooper and others with sponsor J F Koenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Junior College
Tri-Cities
Texas
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Associated College Press
Alex Arnold
J. B. Arnold
Carl David Bond
Eutha Carpenter
Evelyn Cooper
Mary Lou Currie
Mary Grantham
Joy Fuller
Anne Jones
Bertram C. Norris
Lemuel E. Porter
Walter Rundell, Jr
Mary Lee Salter
Dorothy E. Sawberger
Johnie Lou Sprayberry
J. F. Koenig
Buy Lee Log Annual Now At LJC
A call urging students to purchase the Lee Log annuals to boost school spirit at LJC. It urges immediate action, urging students to buy from journalism students and carry $3.50, noting only four days remain before sales close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
Manana
Lee
Vote Of Appreciation For Separate Seating At Football Games
The LJC student body thanks the board of trustees for a separate seating section in Memorial Stadium. The move aims to promote school spirit and unity among students as part of the Student Council’s efforts.
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LJC
Board of
Memorial Stadium
SJC
LJC Plans Chorus, Yearbook, Library Upgrades
Opening week at LJC buzzes with choir formation led by Mrs. Ellis and Jake Gregerson, while the Lee Log annual, section K, and the library receive attention. Students are urged to subscribe to the Lee Log and support plans for a basketball team after a long pause.
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Lee Press Association
Lee Log
Tri-Cities
LJC
Jake Gregerson
Fred Waring
Gladys Ellis
Gregerson
Jack Nesselrode
Trimming The Lamp Wick Chemistry Class Report
A lively campus column chronicles the mood after a first chemistry test with confident students fading to dazed and reflective reactions. It notes social scenes in the cafeteria, comments on dances and home town pride, and fleeting gossip about classmates and campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Disbrow
Jimmy Montgomery
Donna Kellogg
Doris Heard
Mr. Ellis
Lufkin
Jordan Kimball
Lynn McMaster
Ramona Homcomb
Harold Orton
Ellen
Taylor Miller
Betty Gomer
Joe Lee Hinton
Oscar Ingram
Black
Mary Alice Wood
Jimmy Bailey
LUC Exes Scatter To Colleges In 1960s Farewell List
The piece lists LUC graduates entering colleges across the state and nation. It names seniors and juniors heading to Southwestern State Teachers College, Southwestern University Georgetown, University of Texas Austin, Tulane, Colorado, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Texas Christian, Baylor, Sam Houston, Rice, Texas Tech, Houston, and SMU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJC
Southwest State Teachers College At
San Marcos
Duke Parker
Harold Daniels
Maxene Bargainer
Charles Fay
Eugene Cragg
Tassie Barton
Southwestern University At Georgetown
University of Texas At Austin
Linda Witten
Sanders Hunter
Homores
Alice Rose“Garter
la Nelle Bavnapaines
Mildred Steed
Edwards Iner
Joyce Wraith Wat Heats Bowen
June Carter
Oscar Hunter
George Dabney
Earl Stanford
Bill Frazier
Claude Smith
University of Texas
Richard Bradberry
Tulane University
New Orleans
Paul Ponce
University of Colorado At
Fort Worth
Ellen Edge
Baylor University At
Waco
Billye Thaxton
Betty Joe Cope
Theo Ratliff
J. C. Hoffpaulr
Eddie Thompson
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Martha Wood Thompson
Ruth Saxton
Rose Enoch
Sam Powers
Guy Woods
Willie Moreno
John Blackburn
Rice Institute
Texas Tech
Charles Kitzman
Eugene Connealy
Tom Dial
Earl Ellis
Kirk Busch
University of Houston
Morris Wolfean
Ernest E. Dickey
Bobby Powell
Oswald Harmon
Willie Lee Herndon
Alton Laird
Jack Morgan
Marian McMaster
Alice Miller
Ann Miller
Henry Kinnaird
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
Music and theatre ideas spark student life and local arts
Potpourri reports on LJC debate over forming an extracurricular choral group and notes new Houston arts ventures. Wayne King’s City Barn show, Nina Vance led theatre efforts, Angna Enters arriving for THE UNKNOWN LOVER world premiere, and the Music Guild String Quartet form to bring low‑cost concerts to schools. Lena Horne comeback noted. casual circus critique ends with an urging to buy an annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rundell, JR
LJC
LIC
Wayne King
City Barn
Houston
Nina Vance
Little Theatre
Major Barbara
Xdrive
Angna
Hollywood
Music Guild String Quartet
Ernst
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Europe
Student Association For Action
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Mege
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John Thomas
SAC
Johnnie Sprayberry
Alton
Russell Barker
Lynn Dudley
Mary Jo Lilly
Betty McGee
Ray Hopper
James Fulton
Dorothy Laird
Harold Baker
Herman Brough
Charles Cummings
Joyce Cooper
Robert Parker
California
Wade Partin
Willie Belle Wall
Gordon Mercer
Madeline
Edward Bryan
Lamar Kelly
W. C. Smith
Luc Exes
Jack Akin
James Duvall
Judy ‘Alexander
Raymond Cooper
Hayes Dorris
Dians
Longfellow
New Drama Group
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Nellie Lutcher
Rosetta Tharpe
Lena Horne