Automatically Starting a Script

[Tim Johnson]

Using kubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy)
I have the following setup:
System Settings (Advanced Tab) ->Session Manager
Under "General" I have checked:
  "Confirm Logout"
  "Offer Shutdown Options"
Under "On Login" I have checked:
  "Restore Previous Session"
Under "Default Shutdown Option" I have checked:
  "End current Session"

Problem is:
I start my editor (emacs22-x, emacs compiled for X)
as up to four different instances started by 4 different
executable shell scripts:
Example:
#!/bin/sh
emacs22-x --title Py-Macs -geometry 
132x72+1+1 -eval "(color-theme-tj-dark-blue)"
;; NOTE my mail is wrapping the second line
When I restart my session, the shell scripts are _not_
executed. 
Any ideas of how to get the scripts to automatically be
launched?
Thanks
Tim