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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
12
A report describes strict new school rules in Los Angeles High School and Amarillo High School. Students face warnings and fines for minor infractions such as gum disposal and staying off the grass. The tone suggests strict disciplinary measures in the late era.
The Ranger student paper of Amarillo Junior College earned third place in a national contest among college publications and received special praise for editorials content and layout. Ruth Butler II led the editorials while Fancher Upshaw Jr. managed business, with judges lauding absence of slang and timely news coverage.
Courthouse records show Frank E. Edwards et al to Guy Owens for lot 10 block 5 Country Club Dist worth 4600 dollars. Irene Baum et vir to R D Kirk for lot 8 block 91 SJH at 100 dollars. Arthur Clark et al to C BE Will mering et al for lot 6 block 2 Morningside. Marriage licenses list J H Stowe with Mrs Gladys Pow and J E Scott with Mrs Gertrude Sessom. Raymond Boge with Aurelia Flynn. Car registrations include Tom Edes Olds Coupe 35 W B Stephens Ford Pickup 35 Mrs Ethel Jones Olds Sedan 35 Willey Dod Jr Chev 35 Jess Watson Ford Tudor 35 Dr L M Black Pontiac Sedan 45 Mrs Mamie Joe Kinkead Pty Sed 35. Dartmouth damaged Hanover New Hampshire April 25 fire at Dartmouth hall housing romance languages, damage estimated 25000 to 30000. John Plane estimates loss.
Chief Wise leads the Thunderbirds in a big rampage themed musical piece titled The Death of Custer. The performance promises a patented scalping remedy to cure dandruff, sparking debate among conservatives who fear head injury and excess zeal.
The Amarillo High School principal says negotiations are nearly complete on the 1935 graduate caps and gowns contract. Navy blue gowns with white collars for the girls are specified as the chosen colors.
An advertisement extols S S S Tonic as a remedy for fatigue tied to low red blood cell strength. It claims improved digestion, better use of food, renewed energy, sleep, and nerves, noting the tonic contains minerals to rebuild oxygen carrying cells. It urges starting treatment today with two sizes offered.
Biology classes use a window box with castor bean and bean plants chestnut trees and other specimens, plus an aquarium once stocked with grayfish snails and moss. A medium catfish was added but later removed leaving a perch and one grayfish in the tank as teachers push for home study and greater seriousness.
A school feature highlights Evelyn Slay a senior who takes four science courses daily and two semesters of biology and chemistry in one term. She earns A grades in three sciences and a high B in the fourth, challenging gender stereotypes and signaling women’s growing role in science.
Principal R B Norman outlines a plan to lower the failure rate among students. The effort focuses on practical steps within Senior High School to improve pass outcomes and promote academic success.
Everett Cazzell, 4 A English student at Amarillo High, built a to scale Shakespearean stage replica for his term project. The balsam and cardboard construction includes a blue and gold balsam balcony, varnished cardboard floor with inked wood grain, tiny hinged doors, pins as doorknobs, and white enameled pillars. The project took about two weeks to complete and is now in the literature display case.
Amarillo High School boys and girls chorus directed by Miss Mabel Rowan will perform at 9 45 Sunday morning during the Men's Bible Class at the Texas Theater. They will sing Go Down Moses and Home Beyond the River, highlighting a school music program.
Range estimation and target designation are being studied in the R O T C unit of Amarillo High School. Range estimation helps hunters set gun sights. Condors do not nest every year and lay only one egg when they do.
Amarillo High School art students dominated the regional Interscholastic League contest held at Canyon last Saturday. Rena Belle Roddy won first in charcoal and will travel to Austin next week to represent the school in the state competition. Margery Pruts and Marjorie Lewis also placed, all under Miss Maude L. Fletcher.
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