Local schools host Latin Tournament in Amarillo
The Latin Tournament of the Panhandle will be held in Amarillo on April 7, its eighth year overall and fifth hosted by Amarillo. Entries are divided into tests and essays with one essay representative per year, and two test contestants per class. Winners announced at a banquet the same evening.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Waco
Ama”rillo
Sam Houston
Herring Hotel
Texas
Borger
Pampa
Canyon
Lubbock
White Deer
Big Spring
Midland
Slaton
Floydada
St. Mary's Academy
Study Period Topic Used by Junior PTA
The Parent-Teacher Association of Central Junior High School met in the Assembly Hall Tuesday, March 20. Mrs. Thompson demonstrated a study period as conducted in the library. Mrs. C M Rogers spoke on The Importance of a Junior High School Library.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Central Junior High School
Thompson
C. M. Rogers
Pi Delta Goes On Picnic At Palisades
Ama rillo High School dramatic club Pi Delta traveled to the Palisades on Tuesday for a picnic. The group enjoyed hiking games and refreshments with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Crossett Mrs. W A McDavid and Mrs C P Atwood accompanying the students.
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PI Delta
Pi Delta Dramatic Club
Amarillo High School
Palisades
Crossett
W. A. McDavid
C. P. Atwood
Northwest Texas Educational Conference Planned in Canyon
The two day event gathers school administrators teachers and board members to hear leading educators. Notable speakers include Dr W B Bizzell D Campbell and Dr Fred C Ayers with L A Woods state superintendent. Amarillo High School orchestra will provide music.
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Northwest Texas
Canyon
W. B. Bizzell
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma
D. Campbell
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Fred C. Ayers
Texas University
L. A. Woods
H. T. Burton
Clarendon
Roy Guthrie
Memphis
I. E. Adams
Muleshoe
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
B. C. Schulkey
Borger
W. H. Younger
Tulsa
W. B. Swain
Perryton
C. E. Davis
Plainview
J. M. Crain
Claude
C. T. Mhunka
Amarillo Debaters Increase Activity Ahead of Contests
Amarillo High School sees rising debate work as Inter scholastic League contests near. Pueblo High School Colorado sent boys to radio debate with Amarillo’s Charles Nash and Marvin Collie on KGRS. Anna Ruth McClure and Charles Nash later debated Pueblo girls in the high school auditorium. The girls Anna Ruth McClure and Sara Wyatt debated before the Lions Club. Each evening this week students speak on the radio on the question: should the United States adopt the British system of radio control and operation.
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Amarillo High School
Pueblo High School
Pueblo
Colorado
Amarillo
Charles Nash
Marvin Collie
KGRS
Anna Ruth McClure
Sara Wyatt
Lions Club
United States
Cardus Helps West Virginia Woman Recovers Health
Mrs Millard Wallis of Apple Grove West Virginia recounts her first experience with Cardus at a young age. She used it for painful trouble and later for general tonics and during menstruation. After taking six bottles she felt restored and claims ongoing benefits for twelve years of marriage.
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Cardus
Amarillo City Interscholastic Contests Today and Tomorrow
The Interscholastic League holds city contests in Amarillo today and tomorrow with junior and senior divisions. Winners advance to district meet April 13 and 14 in Amarillo then regionals at Canyon April 20 and 21. Two entrants per ward school and four per senior division compete in events including essay spelling handwriting arithmetic storytelling.
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Amarillo
Central
Canyon
Nellie Jane Luther
L. Z. Timmons
City Hi-Y Club to Host Youth Meeting
About 400 boys are expected at the Northwest Texas Older Boys Conference in Amarillo March 30 to April 1. The Senior Hi-Y of Amarillo High Schools and the Junior Hi-Y clubs co host the event. Over forty senior Hi-Y boys are organizing home host placements for visitors.
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City Hi-Y Club
Northwest Texas
Amarillo
Joe McNeill
M. A. Browning
L. McNeill
May Style Show by Amarillo School Clothes Class
Third year clothing students at Amarillo School create spring and evening dresses for a school style show in early May. The Virgin Islands, purchased from Denmark in 1917, marked the last U. S. territorial acquisition.
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Amarillo
Virgin Islands
Denmark
U. S
Amarillo High students feature in yearbook captions and class notes
Senior and junior students at Amarillo High School appear in captions for home economics projects, chaperones, and class activities. Names include Trene Burton Shirley Grounds Chester Grounds Mias Lela Crossett Aileen Barker Katherine Reach Rex Galloup Frances Carr Velma Bruce Read Louise Hertner Mel Reed E. B Hawkins and five girls in mechanical drawing Vesta Molesworth Claudia Moody Ina Crossno Ola Lawson Lola Windham Emma Hardgrave with top algebra average.
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Trene Burton
Amarillo High School
Shirley Ann Grounds
Chester Grounds
Shirley
Amarillo
Mias Lela Crossett
Aileen Barker
Palisades
Katherine
Rex Galloup
Velma Bruce
Louise Hertner
Mel Reed
Cab Calloway
E. B Hawkins
Vesta Molesworth
Claudia Mae Moody
Ina Belle Crossno
Ola B. Lawson
Lola Mae Windham
Financial Independence Talk At Amarillo High School
Dr. R. C. Snodgrass told Amarillo High School students that financial independence means having enough income to live decently and train children, build an estate, and protect a family in old age or death. He said true independence comes from service to others and noted his own path via life insurance during Financial Independence Week.
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R. C. Snodgrass
Amarillo High School
Dr. Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Amarillo
United States
Youths Named for Parts in Speech Tests
George Harrison will represent the sophomores and Billy McEachern the freshmen of Central Junior High at the city Hi-Y speech contest Friday. The Older Boys Conference next week will name the leading Hi-Y speaker of the district. Harrison and McEachern were chosen at a special contest Wednesday as plans advance for the March 30 31 and April 1 conference.
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George Harrison
Billy McEachern
Central Junior High
FASTER HOLIDAY FOR AMARILLO SCHOOLS ANNOUNCED
Easter holidays for Amarillo public schools begin Friday March 30 and students return Wednesday April 4 per Superintendent W A McIntosh office.
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Amarillo Public Schools
W. A. McIntosh
Caps and Gowns Sent for Approval for 1934 Graduation
Caps and gowns have been delivered to Senior High School by several companies for inspection by the senior committee. The committee, to meet Saturday morning, will set a rental contract for the caps and gowns to be used by the graduating class of 1934. Members include W A McIntosh superintendent Mrs C P Atwood sponsor Miss Cora Avery former
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W A. McIntosh
C. P. Atwood
Cora Avery
School to Supply Caps and Gowns for Class
Sponsor Mrs. W L Ply clothing instructor and R B Norman principal. Approximately three hundred fifty caps and gowns will be needed to supply the class.
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W.L. Ply
R. B. Norman
Choral Head Urges Large Attendance at Operetta
Miss Mabel Rowan head of Amarillo High School choral department urges a large turnout for the operetta O Hara San to be staged tomorrow night in the high school auditorium. Proceeds will aid the girls glee club for their April Galveston trip.
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Mabel Rowan
Amarillo High School
Glee Club
Galveston
Junior Hi-Y Speech Tryouts Ahead of Conference
Six HI Y clubs from Amarillo will be represented after yesterday's preliminary speech elimination. Each club will select one speaker for the Older Boys' Conference contest to be held in Amarillo on March 30 31 and April 1 with the theme Religion and Industry guiding the subject choices.
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Amarillo
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy
An advertising feature touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a complete cold remedy. It claims to open the bowels combat germs relieve headache and grippy feeling and fortify the system. Available in 30c and 50c at druggists with a warning against substitutes.
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Grove
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