Corrall Names in Local Patron Sponsor List
The Corral features a roster including Margaret Collier Corral Staf Jim Wilcoxson Charles Crouch John Townsend John Steed Sandra Dement May Eatherly Carolyn Norrell Doug Greer Gwen Naron Chesta Ann Carter Gayle Whitten Jennifer Johnston Julia Ann Stamps Patricia Painter and sponsor Mrs Helen Johnson.
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Jim Wilcoxson
Charles Crouch
John Townsend
John Steed
Sandra Dement May Eatherly
Carolyn Norrell
Doug Greer
Gwen Naron
Gayle Whitten
Jennifer Johnston
Julia Ann Stamps
Patricia Painter
Jamboree Celebrates Band's 1962-63 Season and Honors
Last week the band held its annual Jamboree featuring diverse acts and Christmas music. Members thanked organizers Judy Burkett Judy Smith Mike Smotherman Tanya Lawson Dan Martin Sherry Howard Gary Compton Rita Mills Ronald Clift Leon Bean Gary Hargrove and others for their work plus special thanks to Jim Hamilton Bruce Patterson and Mr Hemp hill for staging help. Lincoln notes quote about helping hearts.
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Judy Burkett
Judy Smith
Mike Smotherman
Tanya Lawson
Dan Martin
Sherry Howard
Gary Compton
Rita Mills
Ronald Clift
Leon Bean
Gary Hargrove
Jim Hamilton
Bruce Patterson
Mr. Hemphill
John Martin
Mr. Burkett
King and Queen
Pat Davenport
Norm
Lincoln
Birth and life notes of Larry Clifton 1944 to 1962
Senior Mr and Mrs Howard Clifton announce their son Larry born February 28 1944. Now 18 he is 5 11 inches tall 165 pounds brown eyes and hair. He enjoys a Chevrolet ride to Exodus on the radio steak potatoes lemon pie movies with Sandra Dee and John Wayne Street Red hunting and DE activities. After graduation he plans to attend A&M and join the highway patrol. The text notes his pet peeve of phonies and his embarrassing moments and high school years.
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Howard Clifton
Larry
Sandra Dee
John Waynée
A&m
Highway Patrol
For When I Gave You an Inch You Took a Mile
A terse warning remarks on overstepping bounds in a grumbled exchange. The speaker implies a small concession was exploited beyond expectation, signaling resentment or caution in subsequent dealings. The brief note casts a skeptical tone about fairness and reciprocity.
FTA Club Holds December Meeting at CHS Auditorium
The FTA Club met December 3 in the CHS auditorium. Program directed by Sharon Molloy with Linda Key giving the FTA pledge Sandra Dement the Teacher's Ethics and Pat Harmon presenting the history of FTA. All dues were paid and the meeting closed.
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FTA
CHS
Sharon Molloy
Linda Key
Sandra Dement
Pat Harmon
First CHS Science Club Formed With Officers Named
A Science Club was organized at CHS as the first in years with Mr. Ellerbrook and Mr Couch as sponsors. About 40 science students joined the first meeting. Preston Stevens is president, Jacky Petty vice president, and John Frank Inman secretary. Members will enter Science Fair exhibits.
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CHS
Ellerbrook
Couch
Preston Stevens
Jacky Petty
John Frank Inman
Student Council Plans Christmas Decorations and Charity Drive
The Student Council met December 6 in the high school auditorium with Wayne Havens in charge. They decided to place a Christmas tree in the hall and have students donate wrapped cans of food for the Red Cross. A committee led by John Sims and others will buy decorations while Barry Wakefield reports a 105 dollar profit from magazine sales.
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Wayne Havens
Red Cross
John Sims
Judy Wilson
Nicki Sooter
Rose Ann Hamilton
H. G. Terrell
Barry Wakefield
LeRoy Reeves
Clifton Clements Senior Personality Profile
Clifton Clements 17 from Hollis Oklahoma resides with his parents A L and Mrs Clements at 1403 H N W His proud moment was getting his first car His hobby is cars He favors John Wayne Elizabeth Taylor and the Alamo He would borrow Gone With the Wind and enjoys Sherry He owns a Corvette and liked football at school He plans to graduate and study engineering at Texas Tech.
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Clifton Clements
Clifton
Hollis
Okla
H N. W
A. L. Clements
John Wayne
Elizabeth Taylor
Texas Tech
Manners by Millet Prompt Replies to Invitations
A brief note on prompt responses to invitations from Millet stressing courteous timing and considerate communication in social settings.
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Manners
Millet
Van Dyke Creates Fourth Wise Man
A summary of Henry Van Dyke’s The Story of the Other Wise Man follows Artaban the Fourth Wise Man on a long quest to find the King. He gives away emerald ruby and pearl to aid others, misses the infant Jesus, and dies after a final act of mercy as a voice notes deeds done for the least of these.
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Henry van Dykes
Corral
Nellie Agnes Kennedy
van Dyke
Artaban
Star of the East
Bethlehem
Babylon
Bethelhem
Jesus
Egypt
Joseph of
Nazareth
Herods
Artaba
Jerusalem
Goliatha
Jesus of Nazareth
Locker Snooper at Childress High Unearths Messy Lockers
A locker snooper visits several lockers at Childress High finding disarray with many books notebooks and papers. He notes locker 71 54 177 202 contain mixed stacks of school materials while students attend class.
Sophomore Class Holds Meeting at High School Auditorium
The sophomore class met December 5 in the high school auditorium with President Phil Self presiding. Sponsors Miss Frances Long Mr Howard and Darryl Morris were introduced. Gwen Naron was elected class reporter and a $1 dues payment is due by semester end. All candy sales proceeds have been submitted.
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Phil Self
Frances Long
Mr. Howard
Darryl Morris
Gwen Naron
Basketball Origin and Evolution Since 1891
The article chronicles basketball’s invention by Dr. James Naismith in 1891 at Springfield YMCA and traces its growth from peach baskets to modern arenas, noting five rules, game structure, scoring, and key milestones including early adoption by colleges, the Army, and the Olympics.
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America
James A. Naismith
International Ymca
Springfield
Mass
Naismith
Presbyterian Theological College
Gymasium
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Stadium
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
U. S
YMCA
Sende Abbott
Smith College
Amateur Athletic Union
U.S
Philippines
U. S. Army
Paris
Berlin
New York
University of Havana
Long Island University
Chaos in Kennedy English class and CHS hallway notices
Dramas of MacBeth in Kat Klatier's Kennedy English class share the scene with a ghost resembling Shakespeare roving the countryside. In CHS halls 19 freshman girls remain unofficially welcomed, while journal work, ink slinging in design class and band sign banners mark campus life at Jamboree and Christmas decor.
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Miss Kennedy
Mike Reeves
Diane Bracy
Julia Ann Stamps
Rita Moran
Annis Kimbrough
Beverly Maddox
Brenda Mills
Sandra Meyer
Frances McDaniel
Wanda Nail
Donnie Richie
Glenda Rogers
Linda Russell
Judy Shaw
Barbara Sho Jo Simarilyn
Walk Tig
Edith
Senior Girls Take Betty Crocker Test
The Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow test was given to senior girls December 4 in the high school auditorium. It included a 100-question multiple choice section and a 10-minute essay. The exam aimed to identify winners and also to prepare girls for future home life.
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Betty Crocker
Farm Skills Contest At Clarendon Results
Pictured are Walace Campbell Henry Frost and W J Copeland who placed second in the FA Farm Skills contest at Clarendon. The event tested their ability to explain and demonstrate the erect procedure for cutting a common rafter.
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Walace Campbell
Henry Frost
W. J. Copeland
Clarendon
Tragic Freedom Replaces Happiness
Henry M. Weston argues in this Reader's Digest piece that leadership demands courage and risk embracing a balance between security and individuality. He cites Dostoyevsky on liberty and warns against fetishizing security, urging readers to accept the price of freedom and consider democracy beyond comfort.
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Reader's Digest
Henry M. Winston
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Dostoyevsky
Christmas Customs Observed Today Across the World
The piece outlines global Christmas customs from evergreen symbols and the tree to caroling with roots in early Christian praise and the gift tradition tracing to the Magi. It notes the tree origin in Germany, caroling spread, and the ethos of gifting reflecting Christ’s unselfishness.
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Christ
Germany
England
Pritons
Christ Child
Stanley Kindle Portrait in Our DE Spotlight
This week 16 year old Stanley Kindle is highlighted as a DE Spotlight student. He weighs 150 pounds, stands 5 feet 9 inches, with brown hair and green eyes. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kindle and serves as bus foreman for CHS. Mrs. Kind le is a housewife. Stanley has three brothers and three sisters. Stanley works in the office of
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Stanley Kindle
DE Spotlight
Stanley
E. F. Kindle
Kindle
CHS
Ronnie Crabtree
Ronnie
C. Crabtree
Hicks and Helms
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Marne
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Craighn’s Business College
Fort Worth
West Texas State College
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