YOR High Staff Editorials and Notes From the Office
Editorials and staff notes mix with personals and jokes. Names listed include Harold Heath Dorothy Welch Janette McIntyre and Dorothy Perkins. Contributors are Dianne Luckett Kathleen Perrin Martha Frances Brogden LaVerne Ownsby Inez Slaughter Mary Louise LaCook Wilma Jean Hughes Roy Dunlap and Raymond Lessikar.
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YOR High
Harold Heath
Dorothy Welch
Janette McIntyre
Neill Rylander
Dorothy Perkins
Douglas Perrin
Cathrel Heath
Ada Henderson
Elaine Young
Lucille Stedman
Dianne Luckett
Kathleen Perrin
Martha Frances Brogden
LaVerne Ownsby
Inez Slaughter
Mary Louise LaCook
Wilma Jean Hughes
Roy Dunlap
Raymond Lessikar
Grace Jewel Daugherty
Stone Garner
Bonnell Hess
Virginia Humbles
Dorothy Jean Lewis
Mary Elizabeth O’neill
Nell Sue Reynolds
Nell Vaughan
John Lane Baskin
Milton Boone
Bobby Casey
Mary Ann Green
Iva Earl Treath
Alyne Humbles
Rosalie Janicek
Dana Kestenbaum
Virginia Lindle
Mary Nell Marek
Margaret Martin
Josephine Newton
Adele Slama
Irene Stanislaw
Mary Frances Todd
Mary Frances White
Nell Williams
The Modern Youth and His Misadventures in School and Life
A satirical look at a student nicknamed unlucky in childhood and adolescence. The piece traces harsh rules at school, leniency at college, and the reckless arc from pranks to crime, ending with punishment in prison and a life of monotony.
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Dorothy
Fifty Seven Students Make Honor Roll in Second Term
Fifty seven high school students earned honor roll honors for the second term. The ninth grade led with seventeen students, followed by the eleventh grade with fourteen and the eighth grade with eleven.
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Studnts
Ted Matula Wins Amateur Hour at Yoe High
Ted Matula graduate of Yoe High won first in the school's first amateur hour with a guitar number There was second place for Jolly Pitts and Callie Young who performed as wash woman and dishwasher Other acts included Clinton Breeding Veda Graham Stone Garner Virginia Weems Ella Bess Haygood and a four member quartet The event aired December 4 under Mrs Poseys direction and Major Bowes served as master of ceremonies
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Ted Matula
Yoe High
Jolly Blanche Pitts
Callie Young
Pos‘ Y ‘Wae
Major Bowes
O. C. Aersy
Yoemen Year Book 1925 Published by Cameron Athletic Council
The Cameron Yoemen publish a maroon and gray year book for 1925. The cover features a football play design in grey. The first pages honor the Yoemen and benefactors Mr and Mrs C H Yee and Coach L C Wood. Illustrations include the 1920 team and band and photos outline 1935 players with names positions and class.
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Cameron Athletic Council
Bnefactors
C. H. Yee
L. C. Wood
Just for Fun Fun Dialogue Between Friends
A brief playful exchange among Dorothy George Bobby and Carter centers on marriage bread and water and a joke about kissing Nell Charles Roy overhears that Carter cannot kiss Nell anymore. The dialogue evokes light social banter among youths with a cheeky ending.
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George
Dorothy
Bobby
Carter
Charles Roy
Mary Ann
Nell
Milam County Federation FEA meets in Thorndale
The Milam County Federation of Future Farmers met in Thorndale Tuesday night performing regular business and an entertainment program. Officers set athletic event plans for the year and arranged a federation banquet in Cameron in March with delegates from Cameron Rockdale San Gabriel and Sharp present. The January meeting will be held in Cameron.
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Milam
Cameron
Chas
Clifton Cox
Hans Garlicks
Gordon Lowe
Ray Mabry
A. W. Lucas
Eldridge Rhea
E. L D. Parnell
Lucas
Lowe
Mabry
Parnell
Rockdale
Thorndale
San Gabriel
Sharp
600 Baby Chicks To Be Fed For Houston Market
The Future Farmers group received 150 chicks Monday with 450 more arriving soon to be raised as broilers for the Houston market. Roy Mabry, secretary, reports most chicks are purchased by individual students while the FFA chapter feeds the rest. Chicks start in battery brooders at the vocational agriculture classroom then move to the boys’ farms.
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Houston
Roy Mabry
FFA
Vocational Agriculture
Ada Hendersons First Grade Welcomes Roy Merritt from Houston
Miss Flinns section gains new pupil Roy Merritt from Houston. Christmas program planned for next Friday with a birth of Christ scene in Miss Childers sand table. Christmas work started Monday and a tree will be part of the program.
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Charles Gaston
C. B. Gilbert
Carl Merritt
Houston
Santa
Back To School As Students Return After Absences
The article lists students returning to classes after absences and new pupils in various grades. Names include Pat Baskin Betty Jo Dockery Tommie Hargrove Glynn Cummings Edwin McCandless Billy Watson Billy Merrett and others with updates on family moves birthdays and activities at Milam Cameron area schools.
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Pat Baskin
Betty Jo Dockery
Tommie Hargrove
Glynn Cummings
Edwin McCandless
Ada Henderson school students honor roll and activities noted
The Ada Henderson school reports third through seventh grade honor rolls with names such as Charles Gaston Jeanette Terry Elinor Clore Wayland Kidd Rosemary Bennett and Bruce Laird. A library play Your Books and Mine featured several pupils as Jane Jack and Book Fairy. Boy Scouts Troop 553 held a meeting at the Masonic Lodge with new patrol leaders and badges list to be submitted for the Waco court of honor December 13.
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Guess
Charles Gaston
Jeanette Terry
Elinor Clore
Fred Jackson
Billy Black
Lane Horstmann
Roy McDermott
Eldon Sutton
Kayon Esslinger
Charlie Green
Pat Baskin
Laureta Wilson
Mrya Winfield
Marjorie Kidd
Portia Kruse
Gloria Anita Cole
Edward Whitley
Val Luckett
Gladys Jewel Martin
Bobby Bennett
Dorothy Perrin
Linda Perkins
Ada Henderson School
General Assembly
Jane
Johnnie Mae Hays
Jack—Bruce Laird
Jane Brock
Eugene Kirk
Jack Walzer
Lelia Marie Batte
Joe Lloyd Mitchell
Rosemary Bennett
Lucille McDermott
Dianne Luckett
Masonic Lodge
Morris Weems
Flying Eagles
Bruce Laird
Black Cats
James Brock
Neill Horstmann
Roy Dunlap
Joe Bill White
Dick Slocombe
Flying Eagle Patrol
Tom Hobson
Allen DuBois
Thomas Johnson
Jim Baskin
Raymond Lesikar
J. B. Sanders
Black Cat Patrol
Waco
Accredited list effort marks progress in eradicating bovine TB
The article notes continued work to place areas on an accredited list as of November 1, 1935. The map shows 2700 counties white, indicating successful bovine tuberculosis eradication efforts. Cattle infection averages drop to half of one percent, signaling a major national health achievement over 12 years.
Card of Thanks for J. F. Howard
The Howard family expresses sincere gratitude for the sympathy shown after the death of husband and father J. F. Howard. They thank those who visited, sent flowers, and assisted them during their time of sorrow. Mrs. J. F. Howard C. E. Howard
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J. F. Howard
How Cardui Helps Women To Build Up
Cardui stimulates appetite and improves digestion helping women gain strength from food. Nourishment increases strength, pains ease, and many women praise Cardui for restored health. Mrs C E Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia reports recovery after childbirth and recommends Cardui to others. If it does not help, consult a physician.
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Hinton
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