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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
5
Twenty eight students launch a campaign for the La Airosa yearbook. The sale closes Friday December 8 with no orders after that date. Principal R B Norman outlines the 1933 34 annual plan and timing.
Persistent coughs and colds lead to trouble says Creomulsion a new medical discovery with two fold action that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth Creomulsion contains creosote plus other healing elements and is guaranteed to relieve persistent coughs and colds bronchitis and related throat troubles if not satisfied your druggist refunds the money.
Benny Meroff stars in Penetro Revue airing weekly on NBC. The show broadcasts Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. CST and 8 p.m. EST, bringing entertainment to viewers across time zones.
A personal essay titled On Being Seventeen by David Blythe circulates in Amarillo High School English classes. The piece treats seventeen as a developmental hurdle and satirizes parental rules on curfews smoking and money, highlighting school day disruptions and a wary view of adults expectations.
The McCormick Engraving Company quotes a larger yearbook with more and bigger pictures and a price increase to $1.50. Every student will have a photo in the yearbook regardless of purchasing it, as subscription staff led by Jim Temple and others push the campaign.
The Sock and Buskin Club at Sam Houston has 34 members this year. Meetings occur during Home Room Period and focus on one act plays. Public appearances include a San Jacinto School production and a Parent- Teachers' Association performance. Officers are Elaine Loving president Claude Gray vice president Walter Moody secretary Bernice King reporter and Bert McCoullough treasurer, directed by Mrs. D J Neill.
A fragment reflecting on adolescence and parental scrutiny during youth turns a party scene into a critique of teen years. The piece humorously laments height, voice changes, and parental inspections, concluding that parents often misread their children.
An unusually large attendance marked the Central Junior High annual father son meeting sponsored by the PTA. Richard Smith presided, Leroy Hollingshead welcomed. Ben Manning read. a quartet including Mason Henderson McEachern Schilling sang. roping by Woodrow, Pangle. Old Time music by Roberts and McCullough. Judge Morgan spoke on Comrades in an Unfinished Business. Supt. McIntosh and Mrs. Osgood assisted. eight boys served refreshments. classroom prizes awarded to Viola Ballard, Esther Schriber, A. R. Miner, and W. Middleton for top parent turnout.
Unusual interest shown in Central Junior High School Hi Y Clubs affiliated with the state and national YMCA. Grover C Good of Dallas coordinates. Sophomore Hi Y meets Mondays at 3 15 with Joseph Mason president Bob Rogers secretary and William Brune sponsor. Freshman Hi Y meets Saturdays at 10 with Roy Vaughan president A J Caldwell Jr vice president Buster Vaughan secretary Springer Williams sponsor. The clubs seek to build and extend high standards of character. The tourist industry is worth over 200 million dollars in France each year.
Sam Houston’s junior band directed by Mr. Stancey Bagwell has grown from under 12 to over 40 pieces. The ensemble plans several concerts this year and after Christmas will prepare for the spring Musical Festival. Practices run 45 minutes daily before school. The accompanying orchestra, directed by Miss Mary O. Nelson, has 31 students and will perform in an assembly on December 4.
The 1933 History Club of Central Junior High School toured the Panhandle Plains Historical Society Museum in Canyon. L. F. Sheffey opened the museum. Dr. Angie Deboe lectured on Indian lore and relics. The group enjoyed pioneer objects, minerals, Texas Plains formations, etchings, and paintings. Sponsors and chaperones included Olive K. Dixon Ben Carlton Mead O L Miller and others.
An Amarillo High School math professor required a tardy pass from a student who arrived late to an assembly after finishing a song. The report highlights concerns over student attentiveness in class and during events.
Members of the Internos Latin Club elected new officers to lead activities and events for the upcoming term. The vote determined roles and set plans for meetings, cultural events, and school outreach.
At a recent meeting the Club of Amarillo High School elected Beatrice Paschall president Rosalie Higgins vice president Louise Faulkner secretary Mary Storm treasurer Henry Fuqua sergeant at arms and Evelyn Storm reporter Higgins was appointed to preside at the start by Miss Anna Mae Klapproth.
Flawed ad copy touts a kidney and bladder relief claim with claims of rapid healing and soothing effects. It mentions heat and burning sensations, weak bladder, and joint pain. The text urges readers to consult a druggist and promises a money back guarantee.
A noted rule of thumb holds that in about one quarter of murder cases the perpetrator ends his own life. This estimate reflects patterns observed by investigators and scholars in homicide studies.
A vintage ad urges exhausted wives to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to gain strength for daily burdens at home. It claims up to 100 women report benefits and promotes buying a bottle from a druggist to see results.
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