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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1960
Page
2
A collage of student letters and mock responses covers self esteem social life club prospects and campus popularity. The piece satirically lists humorous club names and ends with a quote about success and failure.
Student survey collects varied replies on who they admire most, from teachers like Mr. Gilliland and Mrs. Ellis to public figures such as George Washington and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Answers highlight traits like teaching skill, determination, and leadership.
Roland Armstrong argues that crises in foreign policy test democracy since 1939 and urges Americans to trust popularly elected government. He emphasizes courage, support for elected officials, and clear policy to show the world the U S goal and democratic ideals.
A 1959 statistics review shows 7.2 percent under 20 and 11.2 percent from 2024 among 84 million drivers, with about 46 thousand accidents and 28.4 percent credited to these young age groups. Speeding is a major cause and 17.5 percent hold licenses while 36 percent of speeding violations involve this group. Ontario reports twice as many accidents for them as for other ages. The piece urges youth to study the data and apply common sense, treating safety like a chemistry lab rather than a history lesson.
The Lantern issue acknowledges contributions from Cynthia Boudloche Sybil Cezeaux Patsy Holcomb Mary Helen McFerren Dalia May Neeley Valerie Neeley and Allen Welch with photographer credit noted.
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