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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
5
Instructions note the Thursday Globe feature from Amarillo High School journalism students. It explains expansion to cover news from all schools, especially Senior and Junior High, and will appear weekly.
Amarillo High School music students host the Senior High P T A meeting at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. C M Rogers assistant superintendent speaks on The Place of Music in Our National Life. Performances by the High School Band orchestra boys and girls glee clubs and more.
Panhandle history is reviewed by members of the Panhandle Junior Historical Society at Amarillo High School this semester, focusing on the biography of H. B Sanborn, one of Amarillo's founders.
Advert says green Bukets tablets contain juniper oil and buchu leaves to ease nocturnal urination burning and backache by flushing acids and waste. A four day trial is offered with a 26 cent refund at city Drug Stores Fox Drug Co.
Seven new civics books presented to Amarillo High by Miss Oretha Cornelius. Enrollment shows 135 part time students and 1 373 total with 725 boys and 657 girls. Thirty five students on honor roll excused from sixth period study hall. Yellow jackets issued to Sandie Pep Squad. Poem by Hollis Sneed titled Tomorrow was school day.
Advertisement claims Bronchuline Emulsion stops cough instantly with one dose and may end it in a few doses. It promises no stomach upset or drug habit, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. City Drug Stores and other druggists carry the product.
One hundred forty eight Amarillo High School students made the honor roll for the first six weeks. Thirteen earned straight A’s and 135 achieved A and B averages. List includes Howard Allen Carlie Barnes Edna Earl Cleghorn William Boyd Cook Lois Crawford and many others.
Several hundred enroll in the F. E. R. A. adult school at Amarillo High School after reopening last Tuesday. Twenty one teachers to be employed. Classes run 4:00 to 8:30 with courses in woodwork English mathematics Spanish and more.
The body of Brent C. Taylor, 49, died yesterday at his Canyon home. He had lived in Canyon 40 years and was a building contractor. Survived by his widow Dolly Taylor, a son B. C. Taylor Jr, and four daughters Mildred Sullivan Eva Ruth Taylor E R Bailey and Florence Stephenson. Funeral arrangements are pending at Griggs-Thompson Funeral Home Canyon.
The New Mexico Democratic state board will focus on San Miguel County as it contests the 3,000 vote lead of Senator Bronson Cutting over Rep. Dennis Chavez. The board cites precincts with more votes cast than registered as their basis. Cutting, a progressive Republican, won re election by 1,262 votes.
A small Colorado rainstorm could send water to the sea via three distant outlets in Point Isabel Gulf of California Brownsville Texas and New Orleans Louisiana, illustrating a surprising watershed path.
The combined Amarillo High School debate clubs seek entry into the National Forensic League a prestige honor society with 400 chapters. Eligibility requires up to 100 credit points from two years of public speaking activity. Thirty eight students compete in a tryout tournament to join the squad for interscholastic debate this year.
The Amarillo High School Band holds its annual banquet at the school cafeteria at 6:30 pm with a covered dish meal organized by the Band Parents Association. A program in the auditorium features the Junior High Band, section showcases, a full-band march, and a talk by W. R. Prentice, plus performances by the Beacon Quartet.
Teachers organize classes to study contemplated changes in present school curricula. The Orientation courses will form the basis of the planned revisions and guide classroom teaching.
Senior High School faculty will submit NHS nominees at their meeting next Saturday. Eligibility requires character, scholarship, leadership and service with 10 credits for juniors and seniors. Only 35 members can be elected this year among listed seniors and juniors.
A Thursday evening class for Amarillo Public School teachers is led by Dr. A W Evans of Texas Technological College with 90 teachers enrolled. Dr Harris M Cook of West Texas State Teachers College runs a Thursday afternoon class with 49 registrants. The text notes U S government spending on World War veterans totaling about 1 500 000 000 during 1932 and 1933.
An ad promotes B. C. as a fast acting remedy for violent headaches. It claims the pharmacist blends several ingredients to achieve rapid relief in minutes and also aids muscular aches colds neuraglia fever and nervous distress without habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages wherever drugs are sold.
Amarillo High School joins National Book Week November 12 17 1919 theme Riding the Book Trail to Knowledge and Adventure Posters and themes prepared by English classes highlight reading. Students are invited to view displays in the school library and learn about books and hobbies.
One of the largest clubs at the school is the Senior High School Business Association with sixty two members. It showcases student enterprise and aims to foster business skills among members through programs and activities.
The Amarillo High School Band welcomed new baton twirler Jack Taylor from Abilene. He appeared at the Burger game weeks ago and shone in Lubbock last Monday, proving his baton skills are daring and spectacular.
The first order for senior rings was sent off today to arrive by Christmas. Rings priced at 750 dollars for boys and 7.35 dollars for girls will be made by Star Engraving Company of Houston. The selection committee includes Ellen Umphres, Amber Darnall, Aileen Barker, Virginia Wake, Helen Im mell, Powers Kirven, Dudley Caldwell, Walter Watkins, and Eugene Rogers.
The club seeks to advance business ideals and operates like an adult business association. Sponsor M. A. Browning notes the organization mirrors established professional groups in function and purpose.
First year typing students at Amarillo Senior High School practice for the spring Interscholastic League Contest. Some students have already reached speeds sufficient for promotion. The contest is open to beginners with no prior typing instruction.
An old advertisement touts Cystex as a remedy to cleanse kidneys of acids and wastes. It claims rapid action within minutes and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied, noting benefits for leg pain nervousness stiffness and rheumatic pain.
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