Amarillo Students Attend Colleges Across the Nation List
A compiled Amarillo list names 205 students attending colleges from West Texas State Teachers College to out-of-state schools. Notable institutions include University of Texas at Austin Texas Tech University at Lubbock and Baylor University, with about a third at out-of-state colleges.
Amarillo High Wins Third In Press Contest
Amarillo High School’s newspaper The Sandstorm earned third place in a Texas High School Press Association contest at Baylor Belton College. Representative Jack Fisher announced honorable mention for Master Robin in poetry by Pearl Duncan. Bob McKinney won second in news story and sport story for items on the Amarillo Vernon game. The Times of Breckenridge High in San Antonio won first place. The Huisache, Main Avenue High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Sandstorm
Texas High School Press Association
Baylor-Belton College
Jack Fisher
Robin
Pearl Duncan
Bob McKinney
Times of Breckenridge High
San Antonio
Notable Names Listed Across Multiple Institutions
A compiled roster includes Joe Durham of Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia. Clifford Bennett of Panhandle A M Goodwell Oklahoma. Geraldine Albright and Dorothy Baker of Progressive School of Music St. Louis. Margaret Metz of Bush Conservatory Chicago. Louise Fincher of Richmond. Milton Rosenbloom of the University of New York City. Kirby Wells of Bucknell University Lewisburg Pennsylvania. Fred Colman Reeder of the University of the South Sewanee Tennessee. Jane McCullough of Ward Belmont Nashville Tennessee. Margaret Joplin of University of Illinois. Marietta Stirratt and Augustine Thomas of University of Arizona. Felix Emmett Alfred Fields Harold Bettersworth Bob Higinbotham and Thomas Seay of New Mexico Military Institute Roswell. Albert Boyce and Henry Curtis of Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
State University At
Austin
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Texas A. & M
College Station
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Simmons University
Abilene
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Baylor University
Waco
Dallas
Rice Institute
Houston
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Virginia
Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
University of Illinois At
Urbana
Progressive School of Music
St. Louis
Oklahoma University
Wost Texan State Teachers College
Harry Bishop
Theresa Hamilton
Ilona Miller
Sarah Whittaker
Mabel Foster
Herbert Newburn
Geraldine Kretchmay
Willie Bennett
Ina May Hopkins
Leonard Sharp
Hardin Boyles
DeWitt
Landis
Little Hume Giles
Fugene Morris
Sanbel Marsh
Jeanette Reece
Marvy
Agnes Beasley
Lucille Davis
Mary Nobles
Joe Boyer
Paul Meador
Louis Ridings
J. M. Simpson, Jr
William O’brien
Josephine Gist
Marjorie Neeley
Hoyt Boles
James Lumpkin
George Ray
Mary Stone
Carter Bassett
Frank Barion
Jim Golding
Stanley Hagan
Arthur Hamilton
Aubrey Lemons
Simon Lumpkin
Robert Underwood
Will H. Howell
Ruth Lefforge
Ruth Ansley
Raymond Kaufman
Vincent Foster
Robert Newburn
Madeline Ingerton
Willis Lemons
Barney Brady
Louis Lahm
Herschel Tadlock
Roy Kerr
Damon Blake
Edgar Britain
Paul Lefforge
George Waddill
Elizabeth Tolk
Willie Mae Marshal
Clifford Lane
Mary Ingerton
Aileen Lively
Wilda Mitchell
Iola McPherson
Windfield Nicklaus
Bill Lemon
Joe Durham
Clifford Bennett
Panhandle
Goodwell
Oklahoma
Geraldine Albright
Dorothy Baker
Margaret Metz
Bush Conservatory
Chicago
Illinois
Louise Fincher
Richmond
Milton Rosenbloom
University of
Nashville
Tennessee
Margaret Joplin
University of Illinois
Marietta Stirratt
Augustine Thomas
University of Arizona
Felix Emmett
Alfred Fields
Harold Bettersworth
Bob Higinbotham
Thomas Seay
New Mexico Military Institute
Albert Boyce
Henry Curtis
Virginia Military Institute
Sandstorm staff and upcoming Christmas edition
The Sandstorm staff lists editors and reporters for the Senior high school paper. A special Christmas edition will be distributed at the Rotary Club luncheon by Superintendent W A McIntosh. Plans exist to print further editions for other civic clubs to showcase student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Eula Lee McKnight
Jack Fischer
Bob McKinney
Coleman Barnhill
Bill Tucker
Margaret Sheers
J. J. Deiss
John Davidson
Beverly Cate
Margaret Chesnutt
Jessie Mae Hyden
Margaret Collins
Adaline Lumpkin
Cynthia Lumpkin
E. B. Fincher
Essie Jewell Meeks
Mable Mima
Hugh Humphries
Lois Colby
Jane Hart
Old Papers Presented to History Body
The Panhandle Plains Historical society received copies of the Saturday Blade of October 28, 1899 from Weldon Burney and the Republic of May 25, 1905. The Blade includes an account of the return of the fifty-first lown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
The
Panhandle- Plains Historical Society
Saturday Blade
Chicago
Republic
St. Louis
Weldon Burney
Fifty-First Lown
Ghost photograph in Blade stirs spiritual interest in Manila volunteers
A Manila note recounts how the Blade obtained a picture of a ghost amid broad interest in spiritual phenomena during the Spanish American War era. The Republic reports a stockyard fire in a major marketing center, while the Historical Society houses hundreds of newspapers with many Texas-origin stories spanning over a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
South Africa
the Republic
the Historical Society
Texas
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