Corral Staff Names Listed For Directory
The Corral editor Kay Eatherly Sanora releases a staff and contributor list including Wilcoxson Charles Crouch John Townsend John Steed Gollier Norrell Doug Greer Gwen Naron Chesta Ann Carter Gayle Whitten Jennifer Johnston Julia Ann Stamps Patricia Painter Helen Johnson.
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Wilcoxson
Charles Crouch
John Townsend
John Steed Wampane’ Golliern Norrell
Doug Greer Gwen Naron Chesta
Ann Carter
Gayle Whitten
Jennifer Johnston
Julia Ann Stamps
Patricia Painter
Helen Johnson
Christmas gifts weigh heavy in many hearts this season
The editorial questions whether gifts should be valued for price or meaning. It recalls the Wise Men and shepherds, urging gifts that reflect love and shared effort over mere spending, citing Rachel Hartman on giving gifts with time and care to imitate the divine gift of self.
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Christeias
Rachel Hartman
Christmas Carols Brighten St Louis Through Generous Carers
In St Louis 50 000 residents join carolers, organized by the St Louis Christmas Carol Association founded by Mrs Albert Toma. The program grew from a modest start in 1911 to a nationwide effort, guided by belief that caroling helps children in need and spreads cheer despite deep snow.
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The
Ladies Home Journal
Margaret Hickey
Hark
Herald Angels
Bert Toma
St. Louis
M Toma
Liztt
Ihs
William H. Danforth
Winning Tradition Marks Cat Season in Childress Basketball History
The Bobcats reach state finals in 1944 with Derrill Nippert leading. injuries hampered later regional runs. Notable players include Nippert and coach connections to Herford, with regional losses to Seminoles and setbacks through 1950s. The piece blends pride with club-war narratives and asserts Childress will keep winning while the state exists.
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Cats
Runpha
Bobcat
Childress
Sunset of
Dallas
Dick Risenhodner
Cobby Kughens
Herford
Bobcats
Derrill Nippert
Allstate
Nippert
Tom Sims
Davi Donald Chreem
Jimmy Cole
Stufk
Tes
Davis Sprayed
Seminoles
Usu
Derrill Nippeert
CHS Speech Club Assembly and Cat Varsity Players Highlight
CHS students enjoyed an assembly by Darryl Morris' second period speech class featuring a play titled Honest Snun a comedy about red skins and real estate. The Cats varsity roster lists 10 players led by Jimmy Wilcoxson with strong defense and rebounding and includes Bobby Huff Don Wilson Johnny Thornton and Ricky Hamm among others.
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CHS
Thursay
Darryl Morris
Charlies Mitchell
Bob
Linda Walkup
Mavis
Pat Harmon
Head Over
John Frank Inman
Riddle
Bobby Rowland
Potts
Biddle
James Driver
Ronnie Kindle
Blinky
Max
Ronnie Reynolds
Mason
Joe Huff
Fink
Cats
Jimmy Wilcoxson
Jimmy
Bobby Huff
Huff
Don Wilson
Joe Don Hopkins
Hopkins
Anthony Shir ° S
Johnny Thornton
Thornton
Ricky Hamm
Hamm
Reed Lockhoof
Lockhoof
Bobby Meason
Ronnie Lawrence
Lawrence
Jamboree Presents TV Hour at CHS Auditorium
The 1962-43 Band Jamboree will be presented by the CHS band in the high school auditorium Saturday. Attendees are invited to Studio C in the CHS auditorium for the broadcast.
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T. V
CHS
Studio C
Audi
CHS Band Plans Jamboree and Season Concerts
CHS moves from football field to concert stage with a jam boree set for Saturday December 8. Band members organize multiple ensembles including a pep band for home games and the Blue Notes stave band for yearlong entertainment under director Norman Hemphill. German and Dixieland bands join the lineup for civic events such as Lions Club appearances.
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CHS
Hemphill
James Hamilton
Norman Hemphill
Lions’ Club
Norms
December Birthdays Highlighted in Holly Flavors Program
The note lists 31 CHS students born in December including Leon Bean and Carolyn Bryd. It promotes a holiday show with puppets Frosty the Snowman and clocks, appearances by Kerwood Derby and Bird Durnett, and ticket info with reserved seating at $1 and general admission 75 cents adults, 53 cents students.
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CHS
Leon Bean
Brenda Britain
Carolyn Bryd
Chesta Carter
Jeanette Coyle
Karen Dement
Sue Esteo
Larry Evans
Judy Fou
Speech Reflects Inner Soul in Actions and Attempts
A maxim notes a person reveals character through speech and effort. It asserts no limits exist until one dares to try, urging bold self-discovery and perseverance.
Hughes FHA Chapter Installs New Officers
The cross Hughes FHA Chapter met in the auditorium on November 15 to install new officers led by Linda Pickrel. Rose Ann Hamilton was installed as president with Arlina Caradine and five other vice presidents, plus secretary Sue Estell treasurer Glance Webb parliamentarian Susan Bragg historian Judy Land song leader Barbara Moore and Civil Defense Chairman Judy Burkett. The meeting opened with a prayer and song and closed after the FHA Creed.
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Hughes Fha
T’rose Stepp
Linda Pickrel
Barbara Moore
Miss Stepp
FHA
Suzie Wilson
Phyllis Keel
Patsy Gilley
Brenda McNabb
Sandra Mills
Donnalene Searden
Janie Glover
Glenda Hix
The Keeper of the Inn skit lights up Long FHA meeting
The Long FHA chapter staged a Christmas skit titled The Keeper of the Inn in the auditorium to highlight the real meaning of Christmas beyond commercials and Santa Claus. Cast included Linda Sally Sharon Molloy Joan Vaughn Linda Priest Linda Williams Beverly Holton Darlene Kissleburg Dianne Law Linda Russell and Brenda Britain.
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FHA
Santa Claus
Linda Sally
Sharon Molloy
Joan Vaughn
Linda Priest
Linda Williams
Beverly Holton
Darlene Kissleburg
Dianne Law
Linda Russell
Brenda Britain
Christmas Carols and Their Origins Across the World
A compact survey of Christmas carols and their origins. It traces Silent Night from Joseph Mohr and Franz Xaver Gruber to Oh Come All Ye Faithful from John Reading and Frederick Oakley, and notes Joy to the World from Isaac Watts. It mentions It Came Upon a Midnight Clear and Hark the Herald Angels Sing with their tunes by Willis and Mendelssohn.
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Joseph Mohr
Oberndorf
Teaeh Ton
Jane Gruber
Fideles
John Reading
Frederick Oakley
H. Sears
Handa
Bethlehem
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Philadelphia
Lewis Redher
Nahum Tate
Sioc
Handel
Times of peace and homecoming praise in light of unrest
A reflective column contrasts Longfellow's wartime peace doubts with a call for inner peace today. It cites renewed church attendance, generosity to the handicapped, and rising goodwill as neighbors comfort sick friends and orphans. Readers express gratitude for Homecoming Queen honors and participation in school events.
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Longfellow
Eileen M. Haase
Wisconsin
Quotes on health, wisdom and character
A collection of aphorisms praising health, sensible living, education, and reputation. It urges living each day fully, warns against ignorance, and stresses integrity over wealth or outward perception. It reflects timeless moral guidance in concise statements.
Kay Eatherly Named DAR Good Citizen for 1962 43
Kay Ann Eatherly daughter of Mr and Mrs Fay Eatherly was chosen by the senior class and faculty as the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen for 1962 43. She has served as sophmore class president FHA treasurer and pianist Spanish National Honor Society president FHA fourth vice president speech club president and Student Council reporter. She participates in FTA National Honor Society Libraian s club Corral staff and is an office assistant. She is organist and Sunday School teacher at Central Christian Church.
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Kay Ann Eatherly
Fay Eatherly
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sophomor
FHA
Bobcat
Kay
FTA
Libraan’s Club
Corral
Central Christian Church
DAR
Texas
Christmas in Berlin and children’s voices amid the Wall
An article by George Riemer in Good Housekeeping explores Christmas from Berlin’s divided frontier. American sailors’ children share views on faith, Santa, gifts, and the Guts of the Magi, reflecting life under the Wall and the absence of peace.
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Good Housekeeping
George Riemer
Gaiety
Berlin
Freedom
Tryanny
Freshman Class Notes From Mrs Wallin Room 1
A quirky collection of student vignettes spans classroom life in Room 1. Mentions include Miss Kennedy's circle, SATs, a leaky ceiling in Room 4, and seniors acting while others study biology and dissection.
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Martha Wallin
Miss Kennedy
Magic Circle Club
Miss Lee
Chicken Mitchell
Pat Harmon
Sue Clark
Jerry Camp
Caroline Downing
Curtis Ellerbee
Lila Holman
Char- Charles English
Juanita Provence
Jimmy Pittman
Joe Lane
Joe Warren
Dr. Casey
Couch
CHS Adopts New Mascot and Bobcat Found
Childress High School adopts a new mascot Claude Robinson checked traps and found a 25 lb bobcat near town. He lives 24 miles west. Coach Bob Hart collected the animal a day later. The bobcat is believed to be one to two years old and will be kept at the high school gym.
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Childress High School
Claude Robinson
Robinson
Bob Hart
Hart
Senior personality Sandra Dement eyes Wayland music scholarship
This week’s senior personality is Sandra Dement, an 18 year old Amarillo teen. She stands 5 3 or 5 3? 6? tall and weighs 107 pounds with hazel eyes and brown hair. Sandra loves her parents and enjoys bowling and piano. She has served as Student Council secretary and parliamentarian and earned honors such as junior favorite and most talented girl. Sandra plans to major in piano and minor in voice at Wayland Baptist College next year and hopes to study at Amarillo Junior College or Texas Tech before finding her ideal partner.
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Wayland
Sandra Dement
Lowell S. Dement
Sandra
Mobile
Charleton Heston
Audry Hepburn
DAR
FTA
FHA
Amarillo Junior College
Texas Tech
Wayland Baptist College
Tile colors explode as postwar era broadens hue options
Ceramic tile makers now offer over 250 colors versus about a dozen before World War II, a change noted by the Tile Council of America.
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Tile Council of America
Vernon born senior portrait Charles Crouch profile
Charles Crouch a Vernon native born July 17 1945 is described as a 17 year old senior living with his parents at 1400 Ave C South. His favorite things include fried chicken the color green a Chevrolet car the movie The Alamo actor John Wayne actress Debbie Reynolds and more.
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Charles Crouch
Vernon
J. Maddox
Ave. C
Charles
Chevrolet
the Alamo
John Wayne
Debbie Reynolds
Steer project entry at Dallas Fair by Robert Nichols
Robert Nichols, son of Mrs. Roxie Nichols of 405 G S W, shows his steer he entered for a vocational agriculture project. A sophomore in vocational agriculture, he raises the steer as this year’s project at the Dallas fair.
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Robert Nichols
Robert
Roxie Nichols
Changing Home Layouts Trim Wasted Space in New Houses
A survey shows nine of ten new homes adopt the shower over the tub design and far fewer include wasted attic space once common in older houses, reflecting evolving floor plans and storage needs.
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Ally
Vid Seal
Jimmy Conner
Hugh Frith
Jerry Harmon
Speech Club
Cross
Charles Wesley
Mendelssohn
Varsity
Clara Robinson
Quanah
Bettye Shahan
Kay Eatherly
Kay Ann
Ronald Tucker
Web Ward
James Dier
Andy Scott
Clarendon Fra
FFA
Jimmy Thomas
George Washington Chonp
Geoffrey Hicks
Jody Mapother
Bolier
Jennifer Poling
Dikie Burke
Sants
Jesus
Dimondz
Imraly
Eye Schmidt
Karen Davis
Kat Klatter
Arvazene Whitten
Rober Nichols
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