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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1926
Page
10
Amarillo schools open after holidays with a large incoming class. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh anticipates several hundred new enrollments at the start of next fall. Names list numerous pupils from multiple states and towns entering various city and rural schools during the week of January 4 through 8, 1926.
William C. Fownes succeeds Wynant D. Vanderpool as USGA president and urges uncompromising amateurism. He calls for maintaining the amateur spirit, aligning with foreign clubs, and discusses ball standardization. Tournaments listed include Amateur at Baltusrol New Jersey, Open at Scioto CC Ohio, women's at Merion PA, and Public Links at Buffalo NY.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous students and locations including Soncy Rural School in Amarillo and Bushland in Texas along with names like Annie Laurie Brooks Juanita Roberts Lee Ora Anderson and Jack West. The scattered items reference schools and towns from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Colorado and California in a roster-like readout.
A good career is arranged for George to become a midshipman in the service of the king. The plan sets his future in naval training and royal duties.
List of pupils re entering East Ward Buchanan McKinley Hilton Bird and Fred Douglass schools during the week of January 4 to 8 with names including Prentis Harris Viola Harris Mabry Single tary Eugene West Curtis Sullivan Bessie Blackshear Lila Blackshear Gladys Blackshear Alva Sullivan Carlos Bailey Henry Upshaw Roy Upshaw and other students from Slaton Roscoe Montery Memphis Amarillo Lubbock and Oklahoma communities.
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