Library Rules Now In Effect For Students
Miss Sylvia Stern announces library rules and fines effective immediately. Fines include seven day books two cents a day two day books ten cents a day one day or weekend books twenty five cents an hour books twenty five cents per hour. Restrictions include no loud talking, no studying together, and restricted rooms off limits. Reference materials stay in the reading room and high school books and magazines are not borrowable. Overnight renewals limited to one time with weekend rules. loss blocks new borrowing for 10 days. Library hours begin 8 30 am. Continuous violations may suspend privileges.
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Sylvia Stern
T.S.T.A
RELHS Outstanding Students Join Ranks of Lee College
Nine Robert E. Lee graduates enrolled as Lee College freshmen this semester. Laird leads the class as president. recipients include Williams and Seale with Lions and Citizens National Bank scholarships. Other new freshmen feature Traylor, Moskowitz, Kellogg, Costley, Cohoe, Clark and more, all noted for high school honors and activities.
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Robert E. Lee
Lee College
Roland Laird
R. E. Lee
Dean Williams
Lions Club
Lee
History Club
National Honor Society
Brigadiers
Girls’ Sports Association
Echoes
Future Teachers of America
Lee Choir
Jonell Seale
Citizens National Bank
Bobby Traylor
Dolly Moskowitz
American Association of University Women
Jean Kellogg
Jean
Jayceeette
Annette Costley
Robert E. Les
Wayland Cohoe
Barbara Clark
Robert F. Lee
Phi Kappa Phi Initiation Plans Announced
Phi Theta Kappa plans initiation for sixteen new members after acceptance. Miss Florence Neill, sponsor, will send personal invitations. Eligible students include Maurine Beal, Vaudine Beal, Annette Costley, Luther Choate, Lara Hebel, Elzie McCagg, Yvonne Morris, J M Reager, Harold Robinson, Lester Robinson, Jackie Alford, Cecil Scott, Dorothy Soileau, Ida Mae Spurlock, Rudolph Washburn and Dean Williams. The club currently lists Joe Dollar, Pauline Malazzo and Dorothy Gierisch as members.
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Phi Theta Kappa
Thei
Florence Neill
Maurine Beal
Vaudine Beal
Annette Costley
Luther Choate
Lara Hebel
Elzie McCagg
Yvonne Morris
J. M. Reager
Harold Robinson
Lester Robinson
Jackie Alford
Cecil Scott
Dorothy Soileau
Ida Mae Spurlock
Rudolph Washburn
Dean Williams
Curtain Club Stages Two Social Dramas On Marriage
The Curtain Club presents two plays about the last ten minutes before a wedding. The Bridegroom Waits focuses on a bride’s inner conflict with social versus personal desires in an all female cast. A Wedding offers a comic clash between a bride and groom as the ceremony nearly collapses but ends with renewed affection.
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Curtain Club
Gamma Phi Kappa elects Patsy Williams president
Patsy Jo Williams was elected president of Gamma Phi Kappa at a Bush Tea held at the Parish House on Sunday October 2 from 8 to 5. Officers named include Vandine Beal vice president Frances Bailey secretary Margie Barnwell treasurer Yvonne Morris historian and Ruth Morris reporter. A progressive dinner followed on Saturday October 8 at several members’ homes, ending with a slumber party at Frances Bailey’s to decide pledges.
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Patsy Jo Williams
Gamma Phi Kappa
Vandine Beal
Frances Bailey
Margie Barnwell
Yvonne Morris
Ruth Morris
Margie
Marilyn Barnwell
Maurine
Vaudine Beal
Frances Baily
Jean Kellogg to pursue college studies and teaching career
Jean Kathleen Kellogg, former Robert E. Lee High School senior, is attending Lee College while planning to study mathematics at the University of Texas. She aims to teach algebra, geometry and trigonometry in high school and has held student leadership roles.
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Lee College
Jean Kathleen Kellogg
Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee
Jean
Wooster
Texas
Highlands
Bower & Tanner's
Tory
Goose Creek Independent
University of Texas
Keeping Occupied Chief Hobby of Talented Marjorie Ehmke
Marjorie Lierman Ehmke moved to Baytown at seven and built a varied life across Texas and beyond. She worked as stenographer for Humble and in banks during Army life, later marrying Robert C. Ehmke and pursuing college studies in history Spanish and English while aiming to be an interior decorator journalist historian or chemist. Her career includes roles in law offices insurance and the Navy’s Seventh District buyer position while enjoying golf tennis bowling swimming and dancing. She is politically skeptical of all parties and has learned three new regional vocabularies.
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Baytown
Marjorie Lierman Ehmke
D. E
R. R. Zierlein
Marjorie
Robert E. Lee
Miami
Texas
Houston
Humble
Robert C. Ehmke
Detroit
Michigan
Bernadino
California
Army
Virginia
North Carolina
Seventh Naval District
United States Navy
P.T. Boats
Bob
Army Circle
New Jersey
Indiana
Kentucky
Korea
Kenneth Baird balances arts, sports and study at Lee College
Kenneth Baird a Lee College freshman from Baytown born March 31 1931 pursues a wide range of interests from baseball and music to drawing He plans to study at the University of Denver for a BFA and a Masters in Interior Design He owns 400 books 150 classical records plays piano and violin and has exhibited paintings with the Texas Fine Arts Association Renoir is his favorite painter He favors classical music especially Tchaikovsky and Mozart and admires Napoleon as a literary figure.
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Kenneth Baird
Lee College
Kenneth
Baytown
Ashbel Smith School
Highlands
San Jacinto River
Bairds
Robert E. Lee
University of Denver
Tchaikovsky
Mozart
Napoleon
Nature
Texas Fine Arts Association
Renoir
Curtain Club Elects Moskowitz President
Dolly Moskowitz was elected president of the Curtain Club at a recent meeting. Ann Schmadl was elected publicity director, Joe Chandler vice president, and Charleen McCarty secretary. Sponsored by Mrs. Lynn O'Hagan, the club is open to Lee College students in dramatics and will be ready for its first two performances.
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Dolly Moskowitz
Curtain Club
Ann Schmadl
Joe Chandler
Charleen McCarty
Lynn O'Hagan
Lee College
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RELHS
PHI Kappas
Miss Neill
Joe Dollar
Pauline Malazzo
Dorothy Gierisch
Patsy Williams
Marjorie Ehmke
Baird
Moskowitz
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