Harold Hartline Named In Who's Who
Harold Hartline of Denton North Texas State College has been named to the Who's Who section of the Yucca yearbook for 194-165, marking him as a notable student in the college community.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1944
Page
6
Harold Hartline of Denton North Texas State College has been named to the Who's Who section of the Yucca yearbook for 194-165, marking him as a notable student in the college community.
The Farmers Branch column notes social events including a Thursday night gathering for the Coxs and Thompsons, a December 2 Fort Worth wedding of Jewel Jordan and J. G. Wilkins, and the death of Grown Lae Cook. It also covers school activities, a Baptist Christmas tree program, visitors from Fort Worth and Dallas, and local family updates and illness.
Officers of the FFA club were elected at a recent meeting. Gene Ford was chosen as president for his prior service in the club. Joe Grawley won the vice presidency while Jack Shafer becomes secretary. Harold Lederman is watchdog and Almond Carr Roy is the new reporter. W. B Berry, agriculture teacher, sponsors the club.
The piece describes a kindergarten program where children learn basic music details by playing simple tunes such as Mary Had a Little Lamb London Tunes and Old MacDonald Had a Farm. It mentions selections Red Rhythm Valley The Navy Our Commander Little Brown Jug and The Gridiron as music education examples.
Mi and Mrs Connell depart today to spend Christmas with his mother in Tu.
Mig Ollivene Patterson celebrated with a luncheon hosted by Miss Margaret Johnston. Guests included Mia Pauline of Denton and Mrs LaVerne McCoy among others, while McCormick has been on the sick list for ten days.
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