Lamar University - Cardinal Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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PUBLICATIONS . L S E 3 .- ,W v - as - -. Two sides of 1 '. ,g I Iames lVlellard V f 'I ,f . . . the athleth , 'DIV fl ' V , the cditor . . . 5 i 4 PULSE is the student literary magazine of Lamar Tech. It is published annually or seniiannually by the PULSE staff. Manuscripts may be submitted by any full or part time Lamar student. The two issues published during the 71959-60 college year were due to the combined efforts of a small group of students headed by James Mellard. The enthusiasm which greeted PULSE assured them that their efforts were Well spent. Two Covers of PULSE Left, Fall, 19595 Right, Spring, 1960 FALL STAFF james lX lELLARD tts...... --.-- Editor NANCX' Lim' -.dv Associate Editor CARROLL BLACK cc, . ,.,, Associate Editor ARNELL SEYMOUR -. .... - .... Art Editor DR. VVINFRED S. EAIMONS, --- Sponsor SPRING STAFF james Murano L .--. ........... Editor NANCY Lim' L, .a.,,. -- Associate Editor VQIRCINIA SHEPPARD not Associate Editor fXN1 i1oNY BOSSART L- , , ,. - Associate Editor BRIAN Stmimrr -, . ., cr- A1'tEdiio1' Dn. XMINFRED S. Eiwxrows, ln. t-- Sponsor VVRITERS Louis Biscoglia, Ruth Bourn, Phillip Bowles, T. M. Brown, Robert Clark, Johnnie Davis, Bethany Dumas, Rich ard Frank, Melba'I-lorkowitz, Clarke Jackson, Nancy Liby, James Mallard, Dave Oliphant, Emily Richards, Hudson Roach, Willa Roach, Vernon Rosson, Matha Sanders, Jerry Sibcrt, Al Smither, Diane Tittle, Ray Toronjo. Carroll Black Dr. Wiiifired Nancy Liby Arnell Seymour Brian Sumrall Associate Editor Associate Editor Art Editor Art Editor Sponsor ' f ,gin if ' A 1.. 571 ,- . t .1 4'- i ff- 6- .' hr' ,Y 1: A 4,53 Ns W-in-I 95. x . LX. u l . ,Q .a,,

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