Schedule announced for LJC radio series on KREL
The Music Appreciation Class under Mrs. Gladys Ellis will air Tuesday at 7:30 on KREL. A list of upcoming broadcasts includes Library by Sylvia Stern on November 2 and various topics by Miss Robertson, Mr. Eakin, Mr. Costley, Mrs. O’Hagan, and others through January 11 with a round table on What is a College Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ellis
KREL
LJC
Sylvia Stern
Mark Eakin
Baptist Student Union
Minnie Alice Robertson
Albert Costley
Lynn O’hagan
James Chambrelain
Lois MacGuffie
J. F. Koenig
National Fine Arts Award Seeks New Talent Writers
The National Fine Arts Award Inc announces a contest to discover college age writers in plays radio scripts songs and short stories. Prizes total 30 000 cash and 70 000 fellowships with production and publication offered by Norman Gerstenzang Inc. Entry fees apply and winners announced April 1 1949.
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National Fine Arts Award, Inc
Norman Gerstenzang, Inc
The
Fine Arts Award, Inc
Writers’ Guilds
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Highlands Principal to Address BSU Meeting
Highlands Elementary principal Bonnie P. Hopper will speak at the BSU meeting in the faculty lunch room at 6 10 p m on Tuesday October 26. Several BSU students plan to attend the state convention in Waco starting October 29 with LJC asked to provide a student to head registration there.
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Bonnie P. Hopper
Highlands Elementary School
BSU
Waco
LJC
You Can't Tell One Student From An Annual
A lighthearted school feature notes the annual yearbook as the key to identifying students. It highlights the yearbook’s role in preserving memories, class personalities, and school history through individual portraits and captions.
Honor Group Plans Socials at Zeta Nu Phi Theta Kappa
The Zeta Nu chapter of Phi Theta Kappa outlines a fall schedule with an initiation service on October 26 at Parish House Bay town a Thanksgiving program in November and a December social. Officers elected include A D Wilkinson president Benny Moskowitz vice president Alice Sparks secretary and Robert Dunn treasurer. Eligibility requires top ten percent academic standing and at least fifteen credit hours or twelve for the sophomore last term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
A.D
Benny Moskowitz
Alice Sparks
Robert Dunn
Phi Theta Kappa
Contemporary Affairs Course Added at LJC
A new course sponsored by the Advisory Committee of LJC titled Contemporary Affairs will begin October 26 meeting Tuesdays 7 30 PM to 9 30 PM for 27 weeks. James Chamberlain will instruct earning three transferable credits toward graduation. registration is in process.
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Advisory Committee of
LJC
James Chamberlain
Show Your Grandchildren A Picture of Your Alma Mater
A compact nostalgia piece urges readers to share a portrait of their alma mater with grandchildren. It underscores family heritage and the reflective value of school memories across generations.
Students Urged To Buy Annuals and Photo Deposits
Students urged to buy subscriptions to the Lee Log before November 5. Sponsor J F Koenig announces sales close. Sophomores may have pictures taken at Carew's studio Goose Creek through Saturday October 30. Freshmen without scheduled time may request at the office and pay 25 cents. date to be announced after enough registrations.
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Lee Log
J. F. Koenig
Carew
Goose Creek
Mr. Carew
IPI Announces 18th Essay Contest on Printing and Free Government
The International Printing Ink and National Graphic Education Association announce the 18th IPI Essay Contest. Topics include Printing and Free Government with democracy, press freedom, and secret ballots. Thirty cash awards from 500 dollars to five dollars will be given. Rules available at the Lee Lantern office.
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International Printing Ink
Essy
National Graphic Education Association
IPI
United States
Lee Lantern
Three Fifty for a History in Pictures of Your School Year
A school year history in pictures highlights key events, activities, and moments from the term. The collection features students, teachers, clubs, sports, assemblies, and milestones captured in candid shots.
Ehmke Named Lantern Chief and Dudley Logs Editor
Margie Ehmke and Lynne Dudley are named editors of the Lee Lantern and Lee Log with James F. Koenig as sponsor. The Lantern staff includes Doris Hickman Curtis Jenkins Lynne Dudley Preston Dumas Brent Green Bobby Casey Royce Roden and others. Annual sales must reach 150 to publish. freshman pictures will be distributed starting October 25.
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Margie Ehmke
Lynne Dudley
Lee Lantern
Lee Log
James F. Koenig
Doris Hickman
Curtis Jenkins
S Preston Dumas
Brent Green
Bobby Casey
Royce Roden
Lynne
Doris Hick
Pictures In The Future Of Your Present Flame Buy A Lee Log
A humorous note outlines how to use a Lee log to capture visions of future flames, implying a novelty or speculative gadget. The piece frames the idea as a playful guide for readers curious about forecasting gadgetry and personal flame imagery.
Campus Comments Column Proposed in The Lantern
Readers invited to submit opinions and ideas on school politics and more for a new Campus Comments column. A submission box has been placed in the office for contributions.
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The
Lantern
Curtain Club Stages Two Novembers Plays With New Leads
Dorothy Marshall and Joe Chandler nab leading roles in Trysting Place by Booth Tarkington. Inn of Return by Don C. Jones features an unled cast. Charles Williams plays Travers and Geene Wells Dr Larby. Additional roles filled by Sam Adams Mary Jo Holcomb Guy Winstead Bobbie Lintelman others remain unassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chandler
Dorothy Marshall
Curtain Club
Booth Tarkington
Lynn O’hagan
Don C. Jones
Charles Williams
Travers
Dr. Larby
Geene Wells
Charlie Cook
Sam Adams
Dorothy Spinwell
Mary Jo Holcomb
Murphy
Guy Winstead
Randall
Bobbie Lintelman
Martha Spinwell
George Mann
Rupert Smith
Clyde Orbun
Harold Timmins
Mr. Ingoldby
LJC Choir Chooses Canta for Bethlehem Cantata
The LJC Choir under Mrs. Gladys B. Ellis selects J. H. Maunder's cantata Bethlehem for the fall project. The performance will be Saturday December 6, 1948 at 4:00 PM in the R. E. Lee auditorium and broadcast on radio station KREL. The 1948 choir roster includes Sally Arnold Avenette Ashwood Maurine Beal Vaudine Beal Rex Couch Joe Don Dollar Robert Dunn Jake Gregerson Ramona Halcomb Jesselee King Janelle Kubik Dorothy Marshall Barbara Morris Benny Moskowitz Jack Nesselrode Lois Rogan Kent Rogan Gladys Rae Sanders Elois Schaffer Alice Sparks Curtis Sowell Loraine Stephan Alden Weaver Dennis Weekls Dorothy Wilkinson Sammie Swick Tito Zamore and Clifflene Sim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lee
KREL
Sally Arnold
Avenette Ashwood
Maurine
Vaudine Beal
Rex Couch
Joe Don Dollar
Robert Dunn
Jake Gregerson
Ramona Halcomb
Jesselee King
Janelle Kubik
Dorothy Marshall
Barbara Morris
Benny Moskowitz
Jack Nesselrode
Lois
Poetry Association Announces Contest Submission Deadline
The National Poetry Association sets November 5 as the closing date for manuscript submissions to the Annual Anthology of College Poetry. Each poem must be on a separate sheet with a declaration of authorship and the signer’s college and home address.
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National Poetry Association
Dennis Hartman
Selby Avenue
Los Angeles
California
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QVER
Highland
Zeta Nu
National
Honorary Scholastic Society
A. D. Wilkinson
Ehmke
Dudley
LJC Choir
Gladys B. Ellis
J. H. Maunder
Bethlehem
Poetry Association