Amarillo High declares top honor roll students for six weeks
Twelve students earned straight A averages across all subjects for the first six weeks at Amarillo High School. An additional two dozen students made the A and B honor roll, with a long list of names including Ne ville Bremer Paul Coy Paraiee Deshier Louise Faulkner Jack Prye and Frank Gist among the straight A group and Cath erine Allen Madelyn Amey Eloise Atteberry Elinor Atwood among those earning A and B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Neville Bremer
Paul Coy
Paraiee Deshier
Louise Faulkner
Jack Prye
Frank Gist
Betty Mason
Beatrice Paschall
Mery Ruffner
Ellen Umphres
Iris Westbay
Wendene Wilson
Catherine Allen
Madelyn Amey
Eloise Atteberry
Elinor Atwood
Aileen Barker
Delores Baum
Lorna Mae Bennett
Henry Blackburn
Josephine Booth
Inga Borgstrom
Beryldine Broaddus
Vera Dick Carpenter
Everett Cazzell
Frances Chesshir
Edna Cleghorn
Margaret Clutter
Madge Cohen
Gabe Coleman
William Boyd Cook
Juanita Conger
Louise Conrady
Inah Corbin
Jane Cox
Lois Crawford
Evelyn Dale
Margaret Defenbaugh
Fun and Frolic Festival Celebrates Amarillo Queen
The senior high plans a Fun and Frolic Festival Friday honoring newly elected Amarillo High Queen Florence Hill. The program includes a coronation at 7 30 pm, a negro minstrel by thirty students, musical acts from WDAG and Beacon Quartet, a dance, and carnival trinkets with refreshments in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Florence Hill
Amarillo College
William Garwood
The
Garwood School of Dramatics
Cal Farley
Dutch Mantell
Beacon Quartet
Gay and
Jess
WDAG
Johnnie Floyd
Melody Maids
Vernon Hickerson
Wil Takke
J. R. Corbitt
Dicksie Ricks
Gordon Fuqua
Pattie Willis
Bruce Norman
Jane Bivins
Louis Pitchford
Suzanne Dyer
Nell Rhodes
Anna Ruth McClure
Aileen Barker
Ed Browder
Lee Bivins
Claude Blackwell
Clyde Backwell
Mary Storm
Robert Roney
Frankie Gist
Bob McLellan
Ellen Umphres
John Peterson
Mary Ann Weymouth
Marvin Collie
Peggy Pinkney
Wade Holman
Mary Seaman
Charles Hoover
Bill Dee
Thoris Jackson
Proctor Stephens
J. C. Wright
C. G. Atchison
John Hightower
Otho Shamblin
R. B. Norman
List of Names From Local Notice
A long roster of individuals including Sammie Dooley Draper Juanita Dwight Suzanne Dyer Ruth Early Kathryn Eckart Betty Elliott Elaine Fleming Mildred Fly Odie Lee Foster Dick Garre Vito Gerard Frances Gifford Frances Giles Anita Goodrich June Gristy Frances Gifford Frances Giles Frances Green Elizabeth Groves Movelle Hall Blanche Harman Aileen Herndon Rosalie Higgins George Hilton Virginia Hodges Helen Immell Betty Kearns Frances Konkle Betty Kulp Mary Louise Lacy Woodrow Lair Jess Latham Robert Lauder Ann Lee Marjorie Lewis Laurette Lackleer Paul Lovett Jane Maharon Louise Makeig Gerald Marsh Billy Martin Josephine Martini Frances McLemore Maxine Michelson Frankie Miley Charles Miller Tom Moore Ney Morgan Margaret Mott Anna Ruth McClure Imogene McClure Ann McDonald Charlotte McGough Helen McLain Joe McNeill Millard Nobles Marjorie Nichols J T Oliver Marie Orr Erma Jane Pate Jane Pink Wilma Pirschell John Puntch Beatrice Reed Dicksie Ricks Kathryn Roach Thelma Roberts Jean Rogers Mary Elizabeth Royalty Miriam Rubin Myrtle Russell James Rutledge Bernice Savage Clyde Scott Henri Scott Mary Seaman Walter Shaller Fred Short Welton Sides Beatrice Sims Jake Small Winifred Small Emily Lo Relle Edith Taylor Mary E Thompson Roy Tolk Edna Turner Lucien Upshaw Eva Jane Ward Eva Mae Watson Jordon Weills Ernestine White Ruth Wylie Sara Wyatt
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Betty Kulp
Mary Louise Lacy
Woodrow Lair
Jess Latham
Robert Lauder
Ann Lee
Marjorie Lewis
Laurette Lackleer
Paul Lovett
Jane Maharon
Louise Makeig
Gerald Marsh
Billy Martin
Josephine Martini
Frinces McLemore
Maxine Michelson
Frankie Miley
Charles Miller
Tom Moore
Ney Morgan
Margaret Mott
Anna Ruth McClure
Imogene McClure
Ann McDonald
Charlotte McGough
Helen McLain
Joe McNeill
Millard Nobles
Marjorie Nichols
J. T. Oliver
Marie Orr
Erma Jane Pate
Jane Pink
Wilma Pirschell
John Puntch
Beatrice Reed
Dicksie Ricks
Kathryn Roach
Thelma Roberts
Jean Rogers
Mary Elizabeth Royalty
Miriam Rubin
Myrtle Russell
James Rutledge
Bernice Savage
Clyde Scott Henri Scott
Mary Seaman
Walter Shaller
Fred Short
Welton Sides
Beatrice Sims
Jake Small
Winifred Small
Emily Lo- Relle
Edith Taylor
Mary E. Thompson
Roy Tolk
Edna Turner
Lucien Upshaw
Eva Jane Ward
Eva Mae Watson
Jordon Weills
Ernestine White
Ruth Wylie
Sara Wyatt
Negroes Stand Trial in Bridwell Theft Case
Trial for Levi Ransom and Elizabeth Edwards, described as negroes, began in 47th District Court on the robbery of 40 dollars from N. C. Bridwell during the recent horse racing season. Bridwell arrived from Colorado with stock. grand jury to reconvene Friday. Five felony indictments na rrowed to seven named defendants. sheriff’s office has arrested all but one. Grand jury reviewed 12 cas es. A receiving and concealing property charge against Ray Cleg horn was dismissed for insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Ransom
Elizabeth Edwards
N. C
Motor Sales in City Continue to Climb
Motor sales in the city rise again as new auto model announcements loom. Tax records show 86 motor vehicle registrations in the first half of November, including 19 for Thanksgiving Day, with November 30 marking the due date for first half tax payments.
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Potter County
Clothing Classes On Interesting Trip At Amarillo High
Third year clothing students visited city homes to study dwellings architecture and yard layouts. Mrs Walter Fly led the trip while second year home economics girls had dresses judged by Miss Gladys Armstrong and Mrs Fly. Senior civics themes underway under C M Rogers and due before Christmas.
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Amarillo High School
Walter Fly
Gladys Armstrong
Fly
Home Economic Department
C. M. Rogers
Coronation Admission and Queen’s Ball Pricing
Admission to the coronation and program is 15 cents for students and 25 cents for adults. Students attending the coronation and Queen’s Ball pay 10 cents more. Dance only admission is 25 cents per person.
Harold Ensinger to Lead Amarillo College Band
Harold Ensinger, holder of an Me U. 8. degree from Eastman School of Music, will lead the Amarillo College Band for the rest of the year. He came to Amarillo three months ago and has already directed the 142nd Infantry Band. Alumni praise his work and plan to support the band as Amarillo College develops a first class musical group. The band meets today at a pep rally before the Decatur game with Thursday evening practicing, aiming for a large turnout and at least 40 players Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ensinger
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
University of Idaho
Amarillo College of Music
Amarillo
Ensinger
B. E. Masters
142Nd Infantry
Amarillo College
Decatur
White Deer teacher visits Amarillo school classes
E. D. Cleavinger a mathematics teacher and football coach at White Deer Texas visited algebra and geometry classes of Amarillo Junior and Senior High schools last Thursday. He praised the large number of pupils who recited daily and their cooperative spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Cleavinger
White Deer
Texas
Amarillo
Father Son Meeting Planned by PTA
A father son meeting will be held by Central Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association next Tuesday evening at the school. An interesting program has been arranged under the direction of Mrs. Thompson and Miss Pearl Miller. All parents are invited.
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Central Junior High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Thompson
Pearl Miller
American Education Week Notes at Central Junior High
James O. Cade spoke on American Education at Central Junior High School on November 8. The school enjoyed many class visitors and mothers visited the foods department during American Education Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Cade
Central Junior High School
Foods Department
La Airosa Discussed At Amarillo High Assembly
Seniors at Amarillo High met in a special assembly to plan La Airosa 1933 34. The annual will feature student photos and a full page queen portrait and cost 1 50. Subscription drives begin next Monday and close Friday December 8.
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Amarillo High School
la Airosa
Paul Odor
McCormick Engraving Company
George
District Seven of Texas Federated Music Clubs Meet in Amarillo
District Seven will convene in Amarillo on November 24 and 25. The Girls Glee Club of Amarillo High School performs Friday afternoon at the Confederation Tea hosted by Mrs. D Roach at 1806 Harrison Street and again on Saturday in the Junior Fine Arts program.
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Texas Federated Music Clubs
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Confederation
D. Roach
Harrison Street
Glee Club
Pupils Ill at School After Illness and Operations
Margaret Crawford and Richard Turner have been absent due to illness. Both underwent operations and are in the hospital awaiting recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crawford
Richard Turner
Illness at Amarillo High halts Commercial Teacher duties
Commercial teacher 18 ILL R. F. Williams at Amarillo High School has been ill with influenza for a week. Mrs. H. Sim Kelly substitutes during his absence. Toledo relief gardens forecast crops valued at $80,000 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Williams
Amarillo High School
Toledo
Student Returns to Central Junior High After Oklahoma City Spell
Joe White returns to Central Junior High after a spring departure for school in Oklahoma City. More than 200000 visitors were registered at Indiana state parks this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe White
Oklahoma City
Central
Indiana State Parks
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