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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1948
Page
2
The Lee Lantern is published twice monthly during the school year by the sophomore journalism class at Lee Junior College Baytown Texas. Printed by Scardino Publishing Company Houston Texas.
The passage cites Emerson and Nietzsche on elevation of thought and education. It argues civilization, self responsibility, and education shape life, urging students to define and fulfill personal duties without extremes of humility or arrogance. It frames self development as the core of civilization and social duty.
A column on Lee Junior College social life calls for a booster group to help the Student Council plan engaging events. Amid notes on publicity, early schedules, and themed dances, readers are urged to boost morale and foster student cooperation with organized activities.
A stitched tapestry of campus life with remarks on initiation, sock dances, fashion changes, and daily routines. Students such as Benny Moskowitz Bill Lyons Frances Hum and many others are mentioned in playful vignettes about dances, class, outfits, and social plans at LJC.
Reflects on the psychology of favors and indebtedness. It argues that true generosity should not impose a requirement to repay or eternal gratitude. The piece cautions against expecting compensation or obligation when helping friends.
Guest What? by Bob Hensley roams through Lee Junior College life with jokes about Musick in music and physics class, misread headlines, and campus characters like Doris Hickman and Lois McGuffie. The piece weaves social quirks, pranks, and references to Prefers, Ganders, and readers into a lively campus snapshot.
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