Student Newspaper Credits for Yoe and Ada Henderson Schools
The weekly staff publication is produced by pupils of Yoe High School and Ada Henderson School with editor in chief Cathrel Heath and associate editor Milton Leech. Reporters include Virginia McKinney and others. typists Florence Terry and Bob Nabours. sponsors Margaret Bloebaum and Mary Ross Cobie.
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Yoe High School
Ada Henderson School
Cathrel Heath
Milton Leech
Virginia McKinney
Mary Frances White
Mary Ellen Cottle
Caroline Chambers
Patricia Batte
Dorothy Perkins
Jannette McIntyre
Ada Henderson
Florence Terry
Bob Nabours
Margaret Bloebaum
Mary Ross Cobie
Editorial Book Week Inspires Lifelong Reading
The piece argues that Book Week should excite Yee High students by showing books’ value. It notes reading expands life outlook, shapes personality, and supports a well rounded education. It highlights histories biographies poetry fiction as keys to learning and enjoyment.
Yoe High May Have Largest Graduating Class
Records in Cameron show 236 pupils transferred to Yoe High for 1036-87. The senior class is the largest in the school's history with 128 students after withdrawals, potentially producing the largest graduating class if all remain.
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Cameron
Yoe High
Yoe High School
Armistice Pageant Revises High School Exercises
The Armistice Day spirit filled the high school assembly as Jim Baskin Sr shared World War I experiences. Miss La Nelle Love's Dramatic Club presented a Peace Pageant featuring Billy Cooper J T Owings Charles Sprott Lee Harvey Ella Bess Haygood and Woodrow Lange.
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Jim Baskin, Sr
Miss la Nelle Love
Dramatic Club
Billy Cooper
J. T. Owings
Charles Sprott
Lee Harvey
Ella Bess Haygood
Woodrow Lange
Books to Grow On Reflects Life Lighting
A short, reverent note extols books as vital light bearing civilization and joy, arguing literature shapes minds and society and should be cherished and valued.
This Week on the Campus Campus Events Calendar
The notices list events this week: Nov 15 to 21 is Book Week. Nov 18 features Milam County Day at Centennial. General Assembly is set for Nov 18. Milam County Day events occur across the campus Centennial.
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General Assembly
Milam County
Centennial
Who's Who In Senior Class At Yee High
Jane Allen enters Yee High as a senior after moving from Temple Waco Marlin. She was active in Spanish H E Choral and Commercial clubs in Marlin and is a talented dancer who teaches various dance styles. Her favorite color is bright colors and her hit song is Did I Remember. She plans further studies in diction and drama with Hollywood as a possible future. Florence Terry, a sophomore turned senior, comes to Yee High from Minerva and has dominated Yoe High school championships.
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Jane Allen
Yee High School
Temple
Waco
Marlin
Jane
Hollywood
Julius Caesar
Florence Terry
Minerva
Photos Are Grim Reminders of War
A library bulletin board displayed four large wartime photos two days before Armistice Day one showing a grave unknown soldier others depicting war horrors and a battlefield scene with remnants of men animals and killing machines. Acenter quotation urged nations to lay down weapons and embrace peace. The week highlighted Statue of Liberty history. Seven girls attended Tuesday volleyball practice with regular sessions on Tuesdays. Jimmie Stewart was absent due to mumps. Thomas Jackson visited the Centennial over the weekend.
Florence Inspires Football Heroes and Band Roles
Florence, a sophomore and junior years leader, urged football heroes to victory. As pep squad member and chief typist in the Press Club, she plans postgraduate study after graduation and aims to continue playing in the band.
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Florence
Yoemen Hold District Title With Near-Perfect Season
The Yoe men, unbeaten on the season with one tie and no scores against, clinched the district championship after a hard fought Friday matchup with Belton. Jimmie Stewart was missed, muffed scoring chances and mumps affected play as the team prepares for bi district action next Friday on the home field. A report from Ada Henderson school notes the State Department curriculum rollout for first six grades and ongoing work with teachers and administrators.
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Belton
Jimmie Stewart
Jimmie
Yoeman
Mart
Itasca
FE. A. Perrin
State Department
Ada Henderson
State Department and Teachers Association
Sudy
Cameron Bel ton pep rally and Spanish Club notes
The Cameron Bel ton pep rally at Cameron City Park featured J A Perrin starting the bonfire Rev O C Acrey and Penn Wolf giving talks and a parade by band pep squad and citizens. In the Spanish Club Norma Jean McElwrath spoke on Lima and Buenos Aires while Zora Wilkerson covered Argentina and Milton Leech discussed the Twin Stars of Chile.
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Cameron City Park
J. A. Perrin
South America
Norma Jean McElwrath
Lima
City of Kings
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Zora Wilkerson
Milton Leech
Chile
Campus Chatter and Armistice Day Visits Notice
Doris Warren and Sue Terry visited in Temple on Armistice Day. Patricia Bobbie and Leila Marie Batte visited friends in Waco on Armistice Day. Harold Heath and Bob H Nabours hunted on Armistice Day. Mary Frances White was in Rockdale last Wednesday to celebrate with friends. Mary Elen Cottle underwent an appendectomy last Wednesday. Dorothy Matula returned to school after illness. Margaret Bloebaum and Dorothy Schiller visited friends in El Turn to page 11.
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Doris Warren
Sue Terry
Temple
Patricia
Bobbie
Leila Marie Batte
Waco
Harold Heath
Bob H. Nabours
Mary Frances White
Rockdale
Mary Elen Cottle
Dorothy Matula
Margaret Bloebaum
Dorothy Schiller
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