Mead Lectures Students On Canyon Museum Mural
Ben Carlton Mead, noted Southwest artist, spoke to Senor High School art classes at his studio this week about his mural for the Canyon Museum. About 60 students have heard him describe the Coronado expedition scene in Palo Duro Canyon, technique, paints, work time, mounting plans, and the historical figures pictured.
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Senor High School
Mr. Mead
Canyon Museum
Plains of
Texas
Coronado
Palo Duro Canyon
Used Cars For Sale By Casey & Jenkins Market Amaro
Numerous classic and late model autos listed with year, make, and model. Advertises cash paid, trade offers, and multiple dealer contacts including Casey and Jenkins Used Car Market, Frost Motor Co, Toney Chisum Inc, and Amarillo Oldsmobile Co. trade phrases emphasize fair pricing and deals in used vehicles.
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Amarillo students to exhibit at district art meet
Beatrice Paschall and Millard Nobles will represent Amarillo High School in the art division of the district International scholastic League meet at Canyon on April 19 and 20. Nobles replaces Dorothy Brigance due to ineligibility under the eight semester rule. Paschall will enter still life water color. Nobles will enter still life charcoal. Winners in still life charcoal are Brigance, Nobles and Jimmy Anderson. still life water color winners include Paschall, Anderson and Nobles. still life pastel winners are Paschall, Florence Hill and Louise Hertner. Judges were Eva Patching Opal Smith and Mrs Tom Herring.
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Beatrice Paschall
Millard Nobles
Amarillo High School
Canyon
Dorothy Brigance
Jimmy Anderson
Florence Hill
Louise Hertner
Eva Patching
Central Junior High
Opal Smith
Sam Houston Junior High School
Tom Herring
Buchanan Junior High School
League entries made for District Interscholastic Meet
Senior High School will enter 77 entries at the District Interscholastic League Meet in Amarillo this Friday and Saturday. Forty entries are literary and thirty seven are athletic.
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Amarillo
Between Classes at Amarillo High Sees Students Departures and Preparations
A high school note from Amarillo High mentions Ney Morgan and Henry Siemantel visiting Abilene, plus word that Cleo G. Clayton will enter the University of Texas next year to follow his father into law. Librarian shifts at Senior High are noted, while caps and gowns measurements and diploma orders are upcoming.
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Ney Morgan
Henry Siemantel
Amarillo High School
Abilene
Allen Williams
Cleo G. Clayton
University of Texas
Cleo
City schools represented in committee meeting
W A McIntosh superintendent Amarillo Public Schools and Miss Ola Boyles Tyler Street School attended a Canyon meeting of the Aims and Objects Committee for the Northwest Texas Conference for Education. The session aimed to reorganize the Northwest Texas Teachers Association, including all Panhandle Plains county superintendents.
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Amarillo
Ola Boyles
Tyler Street
Canyon
Northwest Texas Conference For Education
Northwest Texas Teachers Association
Panhandle Plains
Amarillo High Wins Team Cup in Latin Tournament
April 7 report highlights Amarillo High School and junior highs earning honors as the Senior High won its fourth team cup since 1997 Beatrice Paschall and Mary Ruffner led the team Paschall also earned a one year scholarship from Amarillo Junior College for top fourth year grade and first place in fourth year essay Kathryn Eckert won second year division first place Other Amarillo students scored top places across year levels with Georgia Beth Locher Mar Margaret Cheatham Bedford Johnson Frances Morrow and Sonia Rosas noted from St Marys and Central Junior High
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Midland
Amarillo High School
Beatrice Paschall
Mary Ruffner
Amarillo Junior College
Kathryn Eckert
Panhandle
Anna May Klapproth
Amarillo
Georgia Beth Locher
Sam Houston
Margaret Cheatham
Central Junior High
Bedford Johnson
Frances Morrow
St. Mary's Academy
Sonia Rosas
St. Mary's
Ama rillo High School Students Model Special Occasion Dresses
Third year clothing girls modeled their special occasion dresses this morning during class. Second year members judged the work and expressed appreciation for the students' effort and craftsmanship.
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Amarillo High School
Broken Hammer Halts Solo but Band Plays On
In a Tuesday morning high school assembly Paul Lovett the xylophone soloist broke a hammer during Querida. He displayed the broken hammer to Conductor User Wise and returned to his seat at the rear as the band finished the accompaniment without further mishap.
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Paul Lovett
Paul
Spring Graduates May Number 346
Final check reveals 346 members of the senior class still have a mathematical chance to graduate with 28 additional seniors expected to attend summer school and meet diploma requirements. These summer seniors may enjoy spring privileges and will join graduation exercises, totaling 374 possible graduates this year. Last year 321 graduated in spring and 5 in summer, with this year's class likely the largest in history.
Tailored dresses patterned by second year home econ class
To Miss Magele Avent, home economics teacher. Second year clothing students are now working on tailored dresses which were patterned last Tuesday.
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Magele Avent
Amarillo High Speech Group Expands Debate Activity
Amarillo High School public speaking is increasing ahead of the district meet. The boys team of Marvin Collie and Charles Nash lost to Memphis but beat Ralls, while the girls Sara Wyatt and Anna Ruth McClure defeated both Memphis and Ralls. Betty Mason and Henry Houser will declaim, with Geraldine Logan and Gabe Coleman in extemporaneous speaking, and Tandango Laughs entered. Winners advance to Canyon on Friday April 20 for regionals as several districts compete.
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Ralls
Marvin Collie
Charles Nash
Sara Wyatt
Anna Ruth McClure
Betty Mason
Henry Houser
Geraldine Logan
Gabe Coleman
Amarillo High School
Canyon
Allenry for Uric Acid Related Pain Relief Ad
An ad touts Allenry as a quick solution to neuritis and rheumatism caused by excess uric acid. It claims over 90 percent of cases are relieved, promises 48 hours to feel ready for work, and offers a money back guarantee without narcotics. City Drug Stores promotes the eight ounce liquid and urges purchase for relief and return to work.
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How Women Can Win Men and Men Win How Women Can Win
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Carter
CM. Co
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