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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1949
Page
2
The Lee Lantern is issued twice a month during the school year by the sophomore journalism class of Lee Junior College in Baytown Texas. It is printed by the Scardino Publishing Company in Houston Texas.
The piece defines pride as a constant force in life from childhood to adulthood, rooted in family, community, and work. It argues pride drives better living standards and professional advancement and claims age does not determine its amount. It concludes pride is a worthy asset and asks if we have it.
A reflective piece compares childhood, adolescence, and adulthood with Saint Paul references. It warns that youthful restraint matters and explores growth, love, marriage, and loyalty, urging readers to have clear choices as they mature.
A long roster of classroom anecdotes shows students and teachers in activity from food class to art and P E. Highlights include budding performances for Ah Wilderness and athletic feats by Ted Knapp and Clyde Hesse, with social scenes in Jokes and Extra Curricular. Parental and local car brands appear as background color.
Essay argues American marriage is weakened by modern attitudes toward life and love. It highlights media influence and consumerist fantasies, satirizes moonlit ideals, and critiques the installment mentality shaping relationships and happiness.
The piece argues money is a paradoxical and sought after commodity. It notes that the wealthy need not seek money, the poor crave it, and money can alleviate misery yet is linked to evil. It discusses philanthropy, worry over finances, health costs, and happiness as money’s elusive influence.
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