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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1934

Page

5

SMU President Addresses Amarillo High on Personality

Dr. C. C. Selecman president of Southern Methodist University spoke to Amarillo High School students in morning assembly on personality. He said appreciating one’s personality is essential to set a worthy life objective and to use personality to achieve it. He added that institutions move by the chief influence of individuals.

C. GC. Selecman Southern Methodist University Dallas Amarillo High School Doctor Selecman

Picnic lunch set for Amarillo Older Boys Conference start

About 400 out of town delegates are due to arrive Friday as Amarillo High School hosts the Older Boys Conference. A picnic with Amarillo College girls and local schools precedes an evening program including speeches a one act play and a treasure hunt. The champion speaker earns a loving cup and a banner for their club from the YMC A Boys Work department. The event ends Sunday with potential next year’s joint conference.

Amarillo High School Amarillo College M. GC. A Amarillo

Teams Chosen for Panhandle Latin Tourney Amaran Amarlito

Two Amarillo senior high teams enter the Panhandle Latin tournament in Amarillo on April 7. Beatrice Paschall and Mary Ruffner along with Helen Jane McLain and Vivian Stevens will represent the classes. Essays by Beatrice Paschall and Kathryn Eckert were sent to Waco on March 1 for judging.

Amarillo Beatrice Paschal Mary Ruffner Helen Jane McLain Vivian Stevens Beatrice Paschall Kathryn Eckert Waco Panhandie Lloyd K. Barry Midland R. C. Johnson J. R. Freeman Lubbock Mary Idell Cox Pampa Faye L. Bumpass Borger Eugenia Mitchell Perryton Ruby Cathing Slaton Nuntius

Amarillo High School Students Shine in Campus News

Junior Charles Renfroe interned with R A Sterton of the University of California and did Gila Pueblo research in Mexico while planning a mining engineering career at Texas Tech. Mary Ann Weymouth donated beef for the Older Boys Conference in Amarillo during Easter break. Calvin Melver saved Miss Mabel Rowan and wowed audiences after filling in as suitor in Ohara San. Geraldine Logan, alias Jerry, aims to be a commercial designer and excels in tennis and extemporaneous speaking while drawing caricatures.

Charles Renfroe Amarillo High School R. A. Sterton University of California Mexico Gila Pueblo Globe, Ariz Charles Texas Tech Mary Ann Weymouth Amarillo Miss Weymouth Chansler Weymouth Calvin Melver Mabel Rowan Paul Lovett Geraldine Logan Jerry Geraldine

Office training students visit Rus sell Stationery firm

The second period office training class under Mrs. O. D. Thompson visited the Rus sell Stationery Company during the second activity periods last Friday. Horace Russell, general manager, spoke on filing systems in use and demonstrated the latest filing equipment.

O. D. Thompson Russell Stationery Company Horace Russell

Panhandle High School Press Conference Forms Permanent Group

The Panhandle High School Press Conference organized as a permanent association in Canyon after a banquet at the Presbyterian Church. Pampa will host the 1935 conference with Vena May Moon elected president and William Cone as vice president. Twelve schools attended the Saturday event and an entrance fee of 2.50 was set.

Panhandle Irby C. Carruth Canyon Pampa Eagle's Tale Canyon High School Canyon News Presbyterian Church Vena May Moon Dalhart High School William Cone Blake Timmons Amarillo Texas High School Press Association Tulsa LeFors Happy Littlefield Dalhart Shamrock Higgins Hereford West Texas Olin Hinkle James Wilson Lillian Atkins The Armor Lee Greenfield Hampton Lisle

Sass Pass Prank Triggers Classroom Laughter

A high school prank unfolds when a student pass signed by Jewel Brock and J Brock orders Gerald Marsh to Chief front of class in room 310. Miss Cora Avery, senior librarian, and chemistry teacher Miss Brock, execute the joke with a mock snseed pass. The accused student is led to the front as whispers rise and a penmanship course is ordered.

Gerald Marsh J. Brock Cora Avery Miss Avery Jewel Brock Miss Brock

Latin Department Prep for Tourney Fete at Herring Hotel

Central Junior High School Latin department plans a banquet with music and a play for the Latin tournament. Sophomore entrants are Allen Early and Mary Mood. freshmen are Mogie Routh and Dorothy McNeil. Canyon hosts delegates. Lynette Harter of Happy gives the response.

Central Junior High School Herring Hotel Central Allen Early Mary Mood Mogie Routh Dorothy McNeil

Monthly Pains Relieved by CARDUS Use

Women report relief from severe monthly pains and renewed strength after using Cardus over time. A testimonial from Cusseta Alabama claims Cardul helped a woman with side and back pain, saying she felt 100 percent better. Thousands testify to Cardul’s benefits and advice to see a physician if no improvement.

Cardus Cusseta Ala Cardul

Central Junior High Hosts Style Contest Winners

An elimination dress show in Room 17 at Central Junior High named Ethel Kellum Betsy Duncan Mary Tom Morgan Mary Ellen Fleischer and Lorene Mincher as winners. Judges Miss Armstrong and Miss Worley selected the top outfits including white pique and blue striped dresses.

Central Junior High Miss Armstrong Miss Worley Amarillo Ethel Kellum Betsy Duncan Mary Tom Morgan Mary Ellen Fleischer Lorene Mincher

Snodgrass Chosen for Commencement Address

Dr. Roy C. Snodgrass of the First Christian Church was selected to deliver the commencement address by the senior class in a Friday morning meeting. Caps and gowns for the exercises were announced with a rental charge of $1.82.

Roy C. Snodgrass First Christian Church P. Atwood

Get That Cold Out Root and All

An old time health ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a complete cold remedy. It claims internal treatment opens bowels fights germs reduces fever relieves headaches and fortifies against relapse, with a 30¢ to 50¢ price and LBQ stamp on tablets.

Grove Groves

Central Junior Boys Signups For Weekend Meet

Thirty five Central Junior High School boys registered for the Older Boys Conference this weekend. A rally in the auditorium set plans for entertaining the boys and many Central girls are invited to the Friday night feed. Billy McEachern of Amarillo will speak for Central Junior Hi Y in the contest. The notice also lists a zoning hearing for 763 and 765 North Buchanan Street on April 18 1934 regarding converting from Apartment to Retail District for a filling station.

Central Junior High School Central Junior Auditorium Central Central Junior Billy McEachern Amarillo Billy Buchanan Street City Commission Council Chamber Said Wove Leverne Calhoun Edgefield Randall County Texas

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