The Redbird (Beaumont, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, January 11, 1957

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... Vol. VI. No. 13 Lamar State College of Technology, Beaumont, Texas Friday, January 11, 1956 Morrow... Will Visit Tech Campus Lamar Is Represented At Student Conference majority leader; the Honorable Wi Perry Lee... Green and Shirley Good, A&S students at Lamar Tech, were conferees on Dec. 12-15,1956, to the Second... unusual fatherson duo will grace the Governor's Inaugural Jan. 15. Pete Wiley, Lamar Tech's own band.... The Lamar Tech band has been invited to play for the Inaugural Ball Tuesday night. Mr. Wiley and the Lamar

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... the snow-white filter in the cork-smooth tip! Lamar Tech Will Host NAIA Championships During Christmas holidays... Lamar Tech took another giant step toward national recognition at the meeting of the National Ass... of the Association it was decided that Lamar should be host school for the 1956-57 golf and tennis MORROW (Con't from... page 1) Before Morrow appears at Lamar Auditorium there will be a coke-andhot dog affair in Lamar... will be by ticket only. Tickets to the YMCA party are 50 cents for Lamar students and will soon be available

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... casting assignments for "Gianni Schicchi" as announced by Joseph Truncale, general director of the Lamar... of the one-act operas "Gianni Schicchi" and "C a v a 11 e r ia Rusticana” on a program for Lamar Tech Women... B r e in ing, George Parks, Anna Dell McDaniel from Lamar and other members of the workshop sang.... Class members work on Lamar's newspaper, the Redbird. Though probably of main interest to liberal arts

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