Burkhalter and Gibson Lead School Pep Honors
Mary Jean Burkhalter "Jeanie" a junior at Amarillo High and Horacine Gibson a junior lead pep roles in school activities. The page lists honors, clubs, sports, and social favorites for both, including pent up friendships, dance interests, and dreams of meeting notable figures, reflecting a lively senior era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Burkhalter
Jeanie
Amarillo High School
Deb Este
Los Viajeros
Nior High School
Queen of Houston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abe Lyman
Hour of Charm
Reader's Disgest
Albert McKinney
Mary Florence Chambers
Rex Daniel
John Payne
Linda Darnell
James Andrews
Ernest Rogers
Doris [Shields
Horacine Gibson
Elna Ruth Beck
John Reynolds
Ray McCasland
Janie Edwards
Leland Gray
Donnie Watkins
Burt Cory
J. C. Burkhalter
Fountain Terrace
Pony
T. P. Club
Barbara Boxwell
Mark Taylor
Alice Gist
Norma Walker
T. P. Snoweball
H. C. Gibson
Harrison Street
Red Cross Hostess Patricia Hartnett in Wartime London
London dispatch follows Patricia Hartnett a Red Cross hostess from California now in London with the American troops. She describes arrival, friendly Britons, Paddington station, double decker buses, and adjusting to driving on the left as she notes wartime orders and daily life amid the city’s calm appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Patricia Hartnett
Red Cross
California
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Milestone
Patricia
U. S
America
Staten Island
San Francisco Bay
Jersey Coast
Oakland
England
Middle West
Paddington Station
Pennsylvania Station
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
Manners Quiz Answers On Social Etiquette
A reader's guide lists five etiquette questions with official answers. No enters without knocking, prompt calls are preferred, recheck a missed message, avoid reading aloud when others read, and avoid awkward introductions. For out of town calls, offer to meet if possible. if not, explain you won't be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
New York
St. Bernard
General MacArthur
Australia
Cushack
Tapedankle
Normal
Twistecknee
Ptomaine Tech
Amarillo
Smiths
Joneses
United States
Japan
Ralph
Bill Smith
Draft Age Lowering Widely Favored by 18 and 19 Year Olds
George Gallup reports an Institute survey of 17 to 19 year olds showing strong approval for lowering the draft age. respondents argue it speeds war end, reduces parental objection, and frees capable youths for service, while some prefer completing education before being drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
American Institue
Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Congress
Institute
Telegraph
Comebat
Sarlent
New York City
Enthusiasm Drives Achievement In A World Of Opportunity
The column extols enthusiasm as a priceless asset shaping work and life. It cites Edison Emerson Audubon and Kettering, showing how zeal turns setbacks into lasting achievement. It urges readers to cherish enthusiasm as the nation faces war and challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Thomas A. Edison
Ralph Waldo Emerson
James Audubon
America
Charles F. Kettering
Alexander de Seversky
Gulf of Riga
Vote for war-minded congressmen to win the war
In this pre election column Paul Mallon notes both parties push war effort and Roosevelts leadership shifts. He expects a single decisive factor: whether candidates will prioritize victory in the war and sound arithmetic over politics and postwar pet projects. Hopkins endorses the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
CIO
Phil Murray
AFL
William Green
Congress
Harry L. Hopkins
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Florence Nightingale
John L. Lewis
Glenn Miller
Fitch Bandwagon
Life
L. W. Messer
Betty Elliott
Frank Williams
Hitler
Lana Turner
Clylas Knight
Bettye Sumerlin
Dick Ander
The
Allies
Moresby
Adm
G. J. Rawcliff
Navy General Board
Robert P. Patterson
NEA Service Inctm Pfc US
Miva
Mae Peterson Thompson
L.F. Peterson
Red River
Leonard Mandel
New Yorker
Mandell
J. G. Garrison
Dallas
Parker Street
Garrison
Texas State Liquor Control Board
Frank Paul
Duplex
Paul
M. O. Wallace
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Army Air Forces Technical School
Mary Odell
West Tenth Avenue
John Finney
Fillmore Street
Finney
John Brewer
Army Air Forces Technical School. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer
Madison Street
Groom
Lawrence Clark
Lipscomb Street
Clark
Paniex Ordnance Plant
L. G. Blackburn
Falfurris
Fairmont Street
Blackburn
Norris Short
Edward
Forrest Street
Short
Pantex Ordnance Plant
A. C. Smith
North Polk Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
W. M. Deaton
Deaton
Broadmoor Street
D. K. Grisham
North Fillmore Street
J. W. Young
Alabama Street
L. N. Bricken
West Eleventh Avenue
W. R. Putty
West Twelfth Avenue
C. E. Story
Leonard Sharp
Hayden Street
FP. Q. Kelieam
A. D. Steed
J. M. Hyden
Dennis Wheatley
10Th Avenue
O. Dale Smith
N. D. Bartlett
John Currie Anna Belle Settle
A. W. Stewart
Joe Meacham
J. A. Caples
Fort Benning
Camp Claiborne
Audry Gould
Los Angeles
J. L. Young
Polk Street
McAlister
Oklo
Northwest Texas Hospital News
George Triplett
Taylor Street
Marian Casey
Front Street
Betty Hill
Pierce Street
Edward L. Shopner
Buchanan Street
R. B. Brent
Channing
L. L. Hudgins
Jefferson Street
E. E. Patton
Tire Rationing Board
J. ©. Nixon
Clarence May
Tullie Herring
Maurice F. Blakemore
G. E. Pitschke
Lowery E. Wilson
Broome Electric Company
A. Eagles
L. P. Herndon
Texas Sand and Gravel Company
Bell and Braden
W. C. Glenn
James Ellis Boyd
R. K. Landreth
Ernie Pyle
Carnegie
Clark H. Woodward
Paul Mallon
Washington
Senate
Joe Guffey