Latin Pupils Enter Tourney from Amarillo Schools
Latin students from Amarillo high and junior high schools have been named to compete in the annual Latin tournament in Lubbock on March 30. Participants include entrants and essay writers from Senior, Buchanan, Central, Sam Houston, and Inchbork High Schools, under teachers Miss Klapproth, Miss Ulm, and Mrs. Miner. Essay winners will be announced at the banquet, with winning tests forwarded to Mrs. Marion C. Butler of Waco.
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Amarilla
Lubbork
Anna May Klapproth
Charlene Barrett
Mary Toni Morgan
Tris Crawford
Georgia Beth Lorler
Vivian Stevens
Flaine Loving
Lois Crawford
Bedford Johnson
Buchanan Junior High
Geneva Rice
Helen Conrad
Leta Lee Day
Caroline Marsh
Jack Koesjan
Carmen Ulm
Buchanan
Central
Irma Jean Byrd
T. J. Campbell Murrell
Dorothy McNeill
Mogie Routh
Fssay
William Klingensmith
Margaret Cheatham
A. R. Miner
Sam Houston
Geraldine Smith
Farah Ellen Wills
Carl Wolfe
Paul Jones
Tingo Platter
Sami Houston
R. P. Johnson
Inchbork High School
Marion C. Butler
Waco
Amarillo Senior Rings Price Compared With Others
Amarillo High School senior rings were priced by Star Engraving Co. The boys rings in Amarillo cost $7.50 and the girls rings $7.35, both equal to or below many Texas and New Mexico schools. Hereford topped the list at $11.30 for boys and $9.35 for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Star Engraving Co
R. B. Nerman
Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Hereford
Amarillo High to stage Bon Voyage musical comedy
Amarillo High School will present Bon Voyage a modern musical comedy by the boys and girls glee clubs and choral classes directed by Miss Mable Rowan. Neal Standish and Patsy Galloway lead roles with a large ensemble and multiple dances. Proceeds fund travel to the Great Southwest Music Festival in Roswell New Mexico April 10 to 13 and ticket prices are 25 and 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Mable Rowan
Astructor
Neal
Patsy
Aileen Barker
Robert Luttrell
Wendyll Tye
Virginia Thompson
Gene Galle
Roswell
N. M
Amarillo Junior College
San Angelo
Girls’ Glee Club
Students Dance In Gym After Senior Play
A dance for Amarillo junior and senior high students followed the senior play at Amarillo High School last Friday. Attendees admitted free if in the senior play. others paid a small admission. Bill Day and his orchestra provided music. a short intermission separated the program from the dance which ran from 10:30 to 12.
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Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Bill Day
Student Returns Diamond Ring Found In Cafeteria
A Senior High School student picked up a ring in the cafeteria and gave it to the cashier who dismissed it as of little value. A local jeweler inspected the ring and confirmed it is a sizable diamond. The owner has not yet claimed the item.
HI Y DISCUSSES PLANS FOR OLDER BOYS CONFERENCE
The HI Y clubs in Amarillo met at Central Junior High School to discuss the upcoming Older Boys conference in Lubbock. Billy McEachern and George Nunn competed for Amarillo’s speech contest slot with George winning. Several local leaders addressed the group and a list of attendees headed by O C Jones and Wm Boyd Cook was announced for conference participation.
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Lubbock
Central Junior High School
Billy McEachern
George Nunn
Amarillo
George
W. A. MclIntosh
C. M. Rogers
E. K. Hunter
Buchanan
William Boyd Cook
David Rasco
Bert McCullough
Billy McFachern
O. C. Jones
Wm. Boyd Cook
John H. Eisenberg
Jack Liston
Oran Coble
Harry Neuhardt
Bi Dver
Carrol Cutt
R. D
Woodrow Toombs
Neal Mage
Joe White
Jimmie Anderson
Bob Reaves
James Summers
Gerald East
Famous Women Discussed in Internos Club Program
The Internos Club held an activity period yesterday focusing on famous women of ancient Rome. Dorothy Brown presented The Roman Matron and Women of Cicero's Time by Dena Mae Davis while Mary Reed spoke on Levia the Politician.
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Rome
Dorothy Brown
Cicero
Dena Mae Davis
Dog Actress Patsy Luther Brightens School Dance
Patsy Luther, dog actress and Peg O' My Heart star, left no wallflower impression at the high school gym dance last Friday. Despite rude remarks from Mrs. Chichester and a short stature, she captivated fans and was guarded closely to prevent suitors. The outing ended early after a strenuous evening and a late bedtime.
Panhandle Art Pupils to Send Products Here
Amarillo hosts the Panhandle Art Festival March 21 to 23 with students from nearly all local schools entering works in water color, crayon, pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, wash, plastic, carving, and designs. Entries limited to two per classification. awards planned for each division. The festival, tied to the Panhandle Music Festival, aims to foster youth art and display work at Polk Street Methodist Church.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Maude L. Fletcher
C. B. Johnson
Art Association
Polk Street Methodist Church
H, Eb, Fuqua
Change of Study To Be Discussed In Can Yon March 22 23
Northwest Texas educators plan a two day meeting in Canyon March 22 23 with leaders from UT Colorado State Teachers College Rice Institute and Texas A&M presenting on curriculum revision civil education health and professional attitudes in changing times Amarillo teachers receive a holiday for the event about 275 teachers expected Civic theme work begins collecting term themes due May 17 with topics including A New World War Texas One Hundred Years and Improving the Taxing System of Texas.
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Texas
Canyon
General Assembly
Fred C. Ayer
Department of Educational Administration
University of Texas
Earle A. Rugg
Department of Education
Colorado State ‘Teachers College
Harry A. Scott
Rice Institute
T. D. Brooks
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Amarillo
W. H. Gordon
Supreme Court
NRA
Rhodes Scholar Jack Fischer Gains Harper's Article Credit
Amarillo High School graduate Jack Fischer, class of 1928, earned a Rhodes scholarship and published a Harper's article "England's Pink Party." The piece argues Labor may win a parliamentary majority if elections occur in 1941, but could fail if sooner. Fischer notes the party is not red, possibly pale pink, and discusses the party's future power dynamics.
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Amarillo High School
Oxford
Harper's
Jack Fischer
University of Oklahoma
England
Pink Party
Fischer
Labor Party
Amarillo High Band Performs At Local Music Contest
The Amarillo High School Band directed by O Wise performed contest numbers in an assembly. The program included His Honor March Southern Rhapsody and Phedene Massant with a brief explanation of the story by Walter Watkins. The contest took place at 2 pm in the Amarillo Municipal Auditorium.
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Amarillo
O. Wise
Fillmore
Hosmer
Massant
Walter Watkins
Sandie Football Schedule Details Prompt Schedule
The Sandie football team will meet in a 4 15 p m game tomorrow with the first and second string squads set to clash as part of next fall preparations.
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Sandie
Tomor
Amep rilin High School yearbook to be ready by May six
La Airnsa the year book of Amep rilin High School nears completion with May six target for distribution. It promises content and size gains over last year and will be bound in leatherette with six pages and eight features.
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la Airnsa
Ameprilin High School
Bolind
Bells Strike At Amarillo High Without Students
A curious incident at Amarillo High reports bells failing to ring after the warning bell. Students gather quickly, hoping for class start but hear only a faint chime later. Teachers direct passing as the situation settles, leaving rumors of shorter hours.
Diploma Style Committee Sets 1935 Graduation Pack
A committee met yesterday afternoon to decide the diploma type and style for the 1935 graduating class. Members included C. M. Rogers chair man Mrs. C. P. Atwood Miss Cora Avery Mrs. Vera Davis Shinn and R. B. Norman.
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C. M. Rogers
C. P. Atwood
Cora Avery
Vera Davis Shinn
R. B. Norman
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