Lee Lantern college paper editors and staff listed
The Lee Lantern notes its staff and sponsors. Managing Editor Helen McFerren leads reporters Reagan Durant Natalie Faust Patsy Holcomb Linda Mills Thomas Skipper Betty Womack with Betty by Dave Parish as columnist. Photographer credited A H Miles sponsor YT E Rowlett Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McFerren
Reagan Durant
Natalie Faust
Patsy Holcomb
Linda Mills
Thomas Skipper
Betty Womack
Betty
Dave Parish
Brenda Shelton
A. H. Miles
E. Rowlett, Jr
The Desecration Of The Christmas Spirit
A reflection condemns commercialized Christmas driven by merchants and ads. It cites early season sales and branded Santas replacing religious meaning, notes a child's doubt about God, and recalls nostalgic family gatherings, simple decorations, and peaceful celebrations from grandparents era.
Diary of Charles A Scott Chronicles Mormon War Soldier
Interview with Dr. Ellis reveals the diary of Charles A Scott a Civil War era private and grandfather of Robert Stowers. The diary records life in the 1850s including a July 4 1858 entry with food drink and a military salute. Ellis and his wife are finishing a biography of Gen Earl Van Dorn and plan publication in multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stowers
Charles A. Scott
Stowers
Dr. Ellis
Utah Historical Quarterly
Arizona and the West
Scott
New York Harbor
Nicaragua
Ellis
New York
Treasury
Mrs. Ellis
Gen
Earl van Dorn
Washington Population Reference Bureau
van Dorn
Christmas Magic and Schoolyard Wish Lists
A festive note lists students wishing for small gifts and personal goals, from Sue Fuller to Daryl and Mary Lou McKinney. It links December cheer with Santa kindness and quotes Albert Schweitzer on doing good, urging better grades and cooperation as true Christmas worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Fuller
Linda Booth
Reggie
Mike O Bear
Charles McDonough
Sybil Dezeaux
Joan Whithead
Lamar Tech
Dorothy Hutson
Jan
Taylor
Daryl
Marge Gunter
Janell Rice
Patsy Holcomb
Joe Floyd
Richard Otto
Ellis
Dollie Williams
Peggy McDaniel
Charles Bauer
Santa
A Choice To Be Made
Sir Julian Huxley urged a motto of free unequal education and diverse excellence at a University of Chicago convocation. He argued for evolution as reality with no need for supernatural influence and suggested a humane, secular outlook, prompting religious protests and questions about belief, God, and life after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Huxley
Thomas Huxley
Charles Darwin
University of Chicago
Julian
Herald Tribune
God
To My Old Age Remember on a Distant Day
A reflective poem imagines aging and future reunion with a distant youth. The speaker recalls youth, asks if the other found happiness, love, and success, and contemplates the alignment of past and future life as time passes. The piece ends with a quiet wish and a prayerful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Infantry
Columbia
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Texas
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Santa Claus
Jesus
Ogy
Doris Lowry
Lynne Grafton
Malcolm Code
Lucas Vegas
Dorothy Holitre
Jimmy Thomas
Hank Schuble
Johnny Logan
S.H.S.T.C
Tommy Skipper
Mary Lou McKinney
Oklahoma
Anna Beth Havard
Earl Ellis
Roger Roberts
Brehm
Jim Smith
Dawn Wells
Sandy Knox
Albert Schweitzer
Huxley
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