Corrall Staff 1964 65 Corral Editors and Reporters
The Corral for 1964-65 lists editors Lillie Mahan and reporters Gregg Hargrave Bruce Evans Larry Don Nash Brenda Shackelford Jerry Grantham lag Seal ard Sally Dee Sechorn Tommy Harwell Sue West Caroline Byrd Marsha Carmack Doug Custer Johnny Hall Larry McCain Philip Self Laura Tutor Joan Vaughn Judy Smith. The roster names student contributors across roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg Hargrave
Bruce Evans Larry Don Nash
Brenda Shackelford
Jerry Grantham
Lag Seal Ard
Sally Dee Sechorn
Tommy Harwell
Sue West
Caroline Byrd Marsha Carmack
Doug Custer
Johnny Hall
Larry McCain
Philip Self
Laura ‘Tutor
Joan Vaughn
Judy Smith
Juniors Have Wide Variety Of Hobbies
A list of junior students and their hobbies shows diverse interests. Billy Cross-coin collecting Sandra Moyers-collecting records Karen Dement-tennis Nancy Harrington-sewing Wanda Stamps-collecting stuffed animals Carol Simmons-collecting different items Bill Edrington-loafing Sharon Walkup-piano and singing David Baker-working Richard Beck-fishing Sheila Devoll-horseback riding banners Jerry Grantham-nuts and bolts and radio Brenda Mills reading Marilyn Walker-basketball football baseball Barbara Clements-collecting small trinkets Judy Shaw-bowling Larry Don Feagin-leather craft Pat Steed-ping pong Rita Keel-cheerleading Lucretia Henderson-cooking Margie George-piano James Grantham-watching girls Mary Ellen Garcia-collecting insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Cross
Sandra Moyers
Karen Dement
Nancy Harrington
Wanda Stamps
Carol Simmons
Bill Edrington
Sharon Walkup
David Baker
Richard Beck
Sheila Devoll
Jerry Grantham
Christmas Is Eternal Says Minister
Rev. Dech of the Nazarene Church spoke on the true meaning of Christmas in an assembly on Wednesday December 16. Mike Reeves introduced him and Larry Mooe gave the invocation.
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Dech
The
Nazarene Church
Rev
Mike Reeves
Larry Mooe
Blue Notes Senior Honor Band to Perform in Commerce
CHS senior honor band members will depart Feb 20 for an all day practice ahead of a 6 30 pm concert in Commerce. The group will perform with East Texas State College bands and receive certificates. Attendees include Johnny Martin Mike Smotherman Ronald Clift Ron Dishman Marsha Harris Carolle Denny Jan Harwell Sherry Howard Jo Lynn Cargile. Band boosters report sales at home basketball games and thank the Band Booster Club. Uncle Norm’s Thought For the Week offers a positive prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
East Texas State College
Hemphill
Commerce
Johnny Martin
Mike Smotherman
Ronald Clift
Ron Dishman
Marsh
Scotch Scotet Honored In Senior Personality Feature
Senior Scotch Scotet, born January 4 1947 to Mr and Mrs Scotty Clements, resides at 1500 Ave J NW and is often seen at 704 Ave H. He is 17, 6 1, 150 pounds with blue eyes and blonde hair. His hobbies include bowling and time with Jennifer Gooch. He plans to attend Texas Tech and to work in his own business in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoteht
1500 Ave. J
Ave
Scotch
Paul Newman
Suzanne Pleshette
Seotch
Jennifer Gooch
Texas Tech
Jennifer
CHS Gymnastics Team Performs At Half Time
CHS gymnastic team performed at a basketball game on December 15. Members included Jerry Bourland Russell Schaeffer Larry Keys Jerry Taylor Gordon Sims Larry Gene Robertson Garland Feasel Darrell Watson and Danny Gregory. They practiced all week and executed many jumps and flips. The team will perform at other games before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS Gymastic
Jerry Bourland
Russell Schaeffer
Lary Keys
Jerry Taylor
Gordon Sims
la Gene Robertson
Garland Feasel
Darrell Watson
Danny Gregory
The Coming Of Santa Recalls Old Editorial
This piece recounts the Santa Claus legend from multiple cultural names to St. Nicholas history in Myra. It highlights the 1897 New York Sun editorial “Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus,” and stresses belief in Santa as a symbol of love, generosity, and childhood joy enduring through time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Santa Claus
Pere Noel
England
Father Christmas
Kriss Kringle
San Nicolaus
Sankt Klaus
Chistmas
St. Nicholas
Turkey
Myra
St. Nick
Clement C. Moore
Thomas Nast
Santa
F. P. Church
New York Sun
Virgina
Virginia
Lanas
TV Guide For Classes Themed Schedule and Show List
TV guide item lists classroom oriented segments and episodes featuring Alfred Hitchcock and Lawrence Welk style programs. Notable entries include The Little Rascals freshmen and The Munsters detention hall.
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Suspehsé Theater
Superman
Garland Terrell
The
Wagon Train
Lawrence Welk
Hemphill
Novak
Coach Reeves
Vernon Lions Edge Bobcats In Overtime Thriller
Vernon Lions rallied from an 18 to 6 first quarter deficit to force a 46 all tie after regulation against the Bobcats. In overtime Vernon pulled away 54 to 48 as David Balew scored 21 and Bruce Evans 22 for the Cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Lions
Bobcats
Vernon
Lions
David Balew
Bruce Evans
Cats
Sweet Tart Letter From Fannie Jr High Impresses Readers
Exchange notes from Fannin Chatter at Fannie Jr High feature a playful wedding proposal in a doughy pun filled letter. The writer jokes about baking affection and asks the recipient to be their butter half as they knead and loaf through life together.
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Fannie Jr. High
Judy Burkett Named Sr. Personality In Amarillo
Judy Burkett, born December 23 1946 in Amarillo, is honored as this week's Sr. Personality. The 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burkett lives at 1205 Avenue G NW. Judy lists activities including FHA civil defense chair, Junior Play director, Dixie Band, Stage Band, volleyball and basketball. Her favored foods are steak and potatoes and she cites actors John Wayne Steve McQueen and Susan Hayward as favorites. She aspires to be married and start a family in ten years.
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Judy Burkett
Amarillo
Judy
E. W. “Stoney” Burkett
Avenue G. Nw
Chevrolet
John Wayne
Steve McQueen
Sean Connery
Susan Hayward
Tippy Hedren
Roy Orbison
FHA Civil Defense
FHA
Dixieland Band
Brass Sextet
Allen McGouirk
190 Predicted to Die During This Holiday
As predicted by the Texas Department of Public Safety 190 persons will die during the Christmas New Year holiday. Of these 190 105 will be due to traffic accidents. The Drive Lighted and Live campaign is led by the Texas Association of Broadcasters with help from the Texas Safety Association and the Texas Motor Transportation Association urging careful travel over the holidays.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas Association of Broadcasters
Texas Safety Assocation
Texas Motor Transportation Association
Unknown Birth Date Of Jesus Celebrated Non
The text discusses the uncertain date of Jesus birth and the shift to Christmas by the 4th century. It notes Epiphany on January 6 as baptismal and birth observance, mentions December as Christ birthday in 364, and explains how Dies Natalis Solis Invicti merged with Christian festival customs and gift giving, linking Santa Claus to St. Nicholas.
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Jesus
Christ
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
Father Christmas
Reading Aids Spelling and Writing Improvement
Professor James Squire of the University of Illinois argues reading is essential for writing. He says extensive reading builds vocabulary and exposes students to varied writing patterns, urging more class time for reading in high schools and junior highs.
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James Squire
University of Illinois At the
Rational
Squire
Librarians Hold October Meeting and Holiday Plans
The librarians met in the auditorium on Tuesday October 14 for a regular session. Gail led the brief business portion. Each librarian shared holiday plans. Nellie Agnes Kennedy announced a Christmas story titled Asaphs Way by Don Paonessa.
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Gail
Nellie Agnes Kennedy
Don Paonessa
County Attorney Lectures Vocational Class on Leases
December 12 County Attorney Clarence Carter spoke to a 4 and 5 period vocational agriculture class about land leases and contracts. He outlined legal contract requirements and noted that oral agreements can be valid. Carter emphasized each contract differs and brought three law books on leases. He warned that anyone can sue but winning is not guaranteed.
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Clarence Carter
Carter
FHA Girls Chapter Leads Christmas Card Project
Hughes FHA girls donate ten percent of their Christmas cards to the State Mental Hospital in Wichita Falls. Second year girls sew child garments, third years craft housing items, smock pillows, embroider, and make a western shirt. Fashion show planned for first Wednesday after mid term. Johnson chapter claims 100 percent in card drive while mass Christmas candy efforts continue. Bi-Phy-Chem club at CHS meets monthly to elect officers and adopt a constitution, with Richard Briley as president and Ricky Hamm heading the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Hughes Fha
Wichita Falls
Johnson Chapter
Science Club
CHS
Mrs. Robinson
Richard Briley
Jerry Keys
W. J. Copeland
Andy Scott
Bill Edrington
Sam Jones
Sammy Selman
Pat Steed
Ricky Hamm
Briley
Sixth period Speech Class presents Room for Mary play
The December 15 performance in a living room featured Mother Mary as dusting and singing carols with Carol Sally in the role. Debra Bird Rita Evans Joan Vaughn Lucretia Henderson and Linda Crouch also acted while Robert Nichols directed. A post show business meeting followed led by president Joan Vaughn. The next gathering is January 11 with Doug Custer planning and directing the play.
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Mary
Mother
Carol Sally
Debra Bird
Rita Evans
Joan Vaughn
Lucretia Henderson
Linda Crouch
Robert Nichols
Doug Custer
Briefs and Quotations From a Religious Note
A short collection of reflective lines on death patience immortality and moral virtues. The text includes aphoristic statements about love harm good works and personal character in a contemplative tone.
New Trophies Highlight School Spirit and Offbeat Moments
In a bustling Friday report from the school, students enjoy a festive season with new trophies in the case while mischievous antics and classroom antics fill the day. Ronnie Gray quits football after sixth period as the Road-Runners edge a close win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Gray
Burk
Teddy Poling
Chee
Vaughn
Mary Townie
Judy
Larua
Jerry Poling
Sandra Nelso
Martyn Houchin
Rita Fyans
Felix
Henry
Martha Wallin
Rondos
Larry McCain
Bruce Evans
Larry Nash
Janie Glover
Carolle Denny Jeannie Collins
Lynne Nabers
Mary Ann Townsend
Diana Bracy
Caroline Byrd
Mary
Gary Smotherman
Larry Moore
Andy Longbine
Andy
Jerry Bourland
Wayland Bratcher
Quanah
Darrel Waston
Claude Wilks
Sylvester Ricks
Gina Butler
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