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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1949
Page
2
The Lee Lantern quotes Bartletts Dictionary to urge students to value college for knowledge and personal growth. It argues education expands imagination and reasoning, guiding a life of self enjoyment and fulfillment beyond mere money. The piece emphasizes perseverance and continual effort through college years into life.
A whimsical school notes round up lists students and staff from LJC SHSTC and local clubs. Highlights include Doris Hickman back after a hospital visit, Curtain Club auditions, class news, and social mischief among Bearcats and campus figures with names like Lorraine Stephan Robert Porter and Billy Posten.
The LJC choir elected new officers for this semester. Alden Weaver is president, Tito Za mora vice-president, Joe Dollar treasurer, Mary Jo Holcomb Benny Moskowitz business managers. Clifflene Powell librarian, Ramona Holcomb secretary, Lor raine Stephan corresponding secretary, Alice Sparks to continue as accompanist. The choir may sing at Grace Methodist Church opening.
The remark asserts that two beliefs about any man are inevitable, one being that he has taken to drink. It frames drinking as a universal stigma and reflects on social judgment.
A narrator recalls browsing magazines in the LJC Library including The New Yorker Holiday Texas Education Association and U S Camera. The piece notes magazines on art travel and parenting while missing a government class bell and reflecting on obsolete report cards and varied publication offerings.
The narrative contrasts Texan identity and misconceptions by eastern audiences with a vivid account of Morro Castle in Havana. It describes brutal fortifications and executions, then shifts to musings on language, perception, and human character, urging restraint and appreciation of others.
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