Log Pictures Scheduled For Oct 29 at Lee Log
Beginning Wednesday October 29, freshmen with under 27 hours will have pictures taken at LJC from 6 to 9 pm October 29 and 30 on the stage. Freshmen pay 25 cents for a 2x3 print. extra prints 5 cents. Sophomores with 27 hours or more will be photographed by Carew's Studio in Goose Creek by appointment October 29 and 30, 6 to 9 pm, retouched proofs cost 1 dollar. snap-shot submissions requested for The Lee Log.
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Lee
J. F. Koenig
LJC
Lee Log
Carew
Goose Creek
Tomorrow magazine opens LIC student short story contest
Tomorrow magazine announces a short story contest for undergraduates with prizes of 500 for first and 250 for second, stories up to 5000 words judged by merit, publications in spring and summer issues, and payment at regular rates for other submissions. deadline December 31, 1947. Entries to Tomorrow College Contest 11 East 44th Street New York 17 must include the phrase College Contest and writer details on manuscript and envelope.
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Tomorrow Magazine
East 44Th Street
New York
English Diagnostic Scores Announced for Freshmen
The English Department released top performers from the diagnostic tests given to freshmen in five divisions. Names achieving upper ninety percentile include Bobby Page, Billie Barker, Virgil Davis, John Pierce, Freddie Williams, Harold Orton, John Thompson, Chester Chandler, Mary Grantham, Loraine Stephan, Dorothy Wilkerson and Frank Sawberger.
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Bobby Page
Billie Barker
Virgil Davis
John Pierce
Freddie Williams
Harold Orton
John Thompson
Chester Chandler
Mary Grantham
Loraine Stephan
Dorothy Wilkinson
Frank Sawberger
James Montgomery
Alice Sparks
Ira Lynch
Irma R. Williams
Johnnie Scaris
Ramona Holcomb
Eutha Carpenter
Donna Kellogg
Billie Dudley
William Foster
George McCoy
Mary Alice Wood
Dorothy Wilkerson
Ima Lynch
Elmer Wells
Andrew Gigout
Billie Barber
Freddie William
Thomas Westmoreland
Evelyn Joyce Cooper
Alpha Rho Tau Opens Activities With Social
The Delta chapter hosted a Halloween themed social at the LJC dining room on October 15. Sorority president Miss Joanne Steed welcomed ten guests to the art society event with a menu of beans and sausage potato salad parsley butter sandwiches ginger bread and punch.
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Joanne Steed
Alpha Rho Tau
Kohltfarber
Car- Alpha Rho Tau
LJC
Delta Chapter
Art Society
John Ellis
Florence Neill
Odelle Gary
Fred O'Hagan
Mark Akin
Misses Steed
Marjorie Moore
Mattie Crowell
Minnie Alice Robertson
Students May Aid Office Force
Mrs. Odelle C. Gary, registrar, offers eight tips to help the office run smoothly. Key points include submitting transcript requests by Thursday for Friday photostats, meeting signed courses, avoiding frequent changes, keeping the registration schedule, registering once per semester, limiting business calls to two minutes, carrying the activity card for football tickets, and passing all courses this nine weeks to cut mailing costs.
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Odelle C. Gary
Veterans Administration
First Formal Meeting Held By LIC Chorus
The LIC chorus elected Jacob Greg reson president at its first formal meeting held Monday October 13 at 9 10 led by Mrs John Ellis. Thirty five members attended and auditioned voices for upcoming practice sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9 10. Music has been ordered for a Christmas performance featuring traditional hymns and songs. Other officers include Paul Webber as vice president and Miss Berkleyene Slagle as secretary.
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Jacob Gregreson
LJC Chorus
John Ellis
Paul Webber
Berkleyene Slagle
Halloween Pranks Recall by School Students in Mer cer
ANNE JONES surveys memories of Hallowe'en pranks at Mercy Pennsylvania with stories from students like Berkleyene Slade Jake Gregerson and Earl Dumas. Each recollection ranges from doorbell ringing to tossing garbage cans and staging dramatic costumes.
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Hallowe'en
Anne Jones
Gene Wells
Hallowe’en
Leetle Keed
Hallow Even
Saman
Berkleyene Slade
Jake Gregerson
Pres Dumas
Mary Grantham
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Walt Rundell
Joy Fuller
Bettye Lee Gunn
Creation
Edward Cathriner
Louise Davis
Angie Lee Laird
Dorothy Sandberger
Lee
Special Assembly Scheduled For Wednesday 8 10
Lee Junior College students plan a Wednesday assembly in the auditorium at 8 10 p m to nominate favorites for the Lee Log. Freshmen sit on the west. Albert Jacobs presides. Sophomores meet on the east with Leon Harmon presiding. Nominees must be sophomores for joint election. Music by Anne Marie Fortney and Angie Lee Laird. Elections set for November 12 and 13.
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Lee Junior College
Lee
Albert Jacobs
Leon Harmon
Jack Akin
LJC
Anne Marie Fortney
Angie Lee Laird
Essay Contest Opens Free Trips to Scandinavia in 1948
Swedish American Line sponsors an essay contest for honor of the Swedish Pioneer Centennial. Three groups compete college undergraduates high school and preparatory students and adults. Six trips to Scandinavia will be awarded as first and second prizes for essays on The Influence of Swedish Settlers on a Community or Region. Deadline April 1 1948. See Mr. James F. Koenig for details.
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Scandinavia
United States
Canada
James F. Koenig
BSU Sets Tonight Meeting With Violin Soloist Mrs Woods
Baptist Student Union hosts weekly gathering with Mrs C Woods playing violin solos and leading devotion. Truitt Lively, BSU president, invites LJC students to weekly meetings Mondays 5 55 to 6 10 in Room 117 across from the cafeteria. Betty Jo Johnson named second vice president and social chairman plans BSU party for November 22.
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Baptist Student Union
C. Woods
Minnie Alice Robertson
Wesley Broussard
Alanna Watson
Betty Jo Johnson
BSU
Truitt Lively
LJC
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Joyce Vidrine
Sylvia Goss
Alex Arnold
Mary Lee Salter
Joyce Cooper
Houston
Lemuel Porter
Euta Carpenter
Taylor Miller
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