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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
5
The page lists Martha Lu and Jno Yee as editors with staff in society athletics and clubs. It notes the presentation of letters and a gift to Coach Perkins Lyons Meal and features speeches by Joe Hefley captain elect of football 1923.
The notice names student librarians assigned each weekday. Monday Francis Mormon and Ennis Turner. Tuesday Eugenia Wallace and Lourie Atkinson. Wednesday Lillie Kate Beckerman and Milda Burke. Thursday Nolta Slone and Mary Virginia Atkinson. Friday Martha Lu Hooks and Lula Head.
Belton narrowly defeats Yoe High 16 to 15 in a hard fought game. Key players include Belton’s Smith Matthews Muehlhaus and Franklin vs Yoe’s Butts Fly Taylor Reichart and McCall with late free throws sealing the win.
In a Tennessee circuit style trial the Crown accused Macbeth of first degree murder. Bassett Watson defended the defendant while Ralph Joynes prosecuted. Banquo Macduff and Malcolm testified. after a rapid two day hearing the jury returned a not guilty verdict.
Duet piano by Lillie Kate Beckerman and Katherine Agee. Talk on higher standards for awarding letters by Superintendent L H Kidd. Brief resume of athletics for the year by Coach Perkins.
Dee Blackstone lauds Yoe High football squad and coach Perkins noting strong team despite limited material. Highlights captain Mack McCall and standout backs and linemen, praising tackling, opening holes, and defensive stops in twelve games with a victorious season.
The Senior class entertainer Pacuity and the junior class gathered at Miss Pauline Greer’s home for an evening of diversions. Guests displayed originality in devising five items, with a later indoor concert broadcast from Kansas City and Fort Worth. Miss Sallie Coleman and others served ice cream and cake.
A lively group enjoyed a chilly outdoor gathering with hot dogs marshmallows and bread. After games and moonlight hill climbs chaperones ended the party and sent everyone home to sleep dreaming of weenies and treats.
Fragmented report notes Miss Evelyn Pearl Payne spent a weekend at her Normangee home. It mentions birth of a daughter Hess Wiley in Taylor and various unrelated garbled lines about students and exams.
Readable text fragments mention medical terms and stray letters. No coherent events or names form a complete news item. the content appears as garbled OCR with scattered words and numbers. The result resembles a damaged page snippet rather than a reportable item.
A Friday night sophomores’ outing chaperoned by Miss Moore and Mr Ki departed at 7:20 PM from the school. They rode to Bear Creek where a large bonfire lit the area. The crowd enjoyed the spring as they joined in joyous revelry.
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