Freshman Class History and School News Feature
The School News editorial notes an early history of the 28 Freshman Class initiated September 18, 1987 with 62 members and officers Lucie Helton president Frances Sider vice president Joe Daniel Forson secretary Billie Stryker reporter. It highlights class motto and dedication to sponsor Mr. Smith, plus student personalities and activities, H. E. clubs, and a Senior Hi-Lights day at North Texas State Teachers College with a Vocational Guidance program and campus tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Clase
Evelyn Collins
Darwin Jenson
Atudious
Prentice Tubbs
Lucie Helton
Bilie Stryker
Nayes Willett
Reed
Carr
Alton Hie
Mr. Smith
Valley Mille
Valley
Bill Elizabeth
Ellen
Mildred
Grady
Burton
Pokeycat
B. E. News
H. E
Virgie Tuer
H. E. Tit
Georgie Nita Oglesby
Audrey Cottle
Minnie Jean Oglesby
Mies Douglas
Valley Mill
Mire
Will Oneal
Cluston
Mas Arood Brandes
Orton
Denton
North Teane State Teachers College
WFAA
Recrevation Park
Texas College For Women
Twachern
Ban Quentin
Easter Week News From Gamereville School Notes
Community notes describe Easter visits among residents including Miss Eisie Hater and families visiting in Denton and Meridian. A Saturday cyclone caused damage to barns and outbuildings, with hamstas and farms reporting losses. no injuries. School News covers rain damage to facilities, a new health house with student pictures, and an Easter egg hunt. PTA program featured Rev G B Kendall and Mr J L Gerloff focusing on parenting and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisie Hater
Tecw
Denton
Sand
Willis Mafer
John Tarleton
Stephanville
Will G. Hager
Marvin Bentley
Hillsboro
W. B. Williama
Fred Bunby Pent
Beenie La~ina
Meridian
Gugsta
August Krueger
Bara
Serain
Hamsta
Charley Fielms
Lee Coard
August Kraeger
Ray Cappers
Roland Wiede
Ray
Roland
PTA
Busby
Elton Fort
G. B. Kendall
The
Baptist Church of Clifton
J. L. Gerloff
Clifton
Kendall
Gerloff
Mayor of Hell Arrives in New York Amid Heat Wave
Lorents Stenvig, mayor of Hell in Norway, landed in New York aboard the Stavangerfjord as temperatures reached a record 80 degrees. He explained that Hell means sloping ground in Norwegian and noted tourists bought round trip railroad tickets to send as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hell
Lorents Stenvig
Norway
Stavangerfjord
Welland
Hero of San Jacinto Saint San Jacinto hero remembered in Clifton College news
The Clifton College news celebrates General Sam Houston as the hero of San Jacinto, detailing his role in Texas independence, presidency of the republic, and burial in Huntsville. It notes his influence during Texas struggle and postwar rebuilding, marking Apr 21 as San Jacinto Day. It also covers campus life with Easter holidays, Senior Class plans, and recent baseball results for Clifton Cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
San Jacin
Texas
Santa Anna
Sam Houston
Houseton
Esas
New Republic
Congres
Vic
Huntsville
Current Topic Club Meets at Clifton Home
Mrs. Dick Torrence hosted the Current Topic Club at her Clifton area home with spring decor and refreshments. Debates included a discussion on John Nabors Ready Back to Sanity and a No Third Term for Roosevelt, won by J P Fopil and guest prize awarded to Mrs. Vernon Suckwell. Members listed include Theo Howard Hugh Combs Ben Harris George Harris m iss Elizabeth, Miss Sue Snider, and others. The next meeting is set for May 8 with Hugh Combs as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Clus
Dick Torrence
Clifton
Itis
John Nabors
Roosevelt
Thea Howart
Adel. J.P Fopil
Vernon Suckwell
Mies
Elis Wabeth
Hugh Combs
Ben and
George Harris
Theo Howard
If. B. Baker
A. J Oswalt
F. Ford
Vernon Lockwell
Ole O'Shea
Jack Tucker
Tom Pont
Meridian Creek School News Highlights and Activities
Meridian Creek students shared news on upcoming events and activities. The principal notes a last three week term, a social meeting on April 28, and the start of play practice. Students photographed a parade, enjoyed a hunting game, and collected refreshments. The Turkey Crunk baseball game featured a strong wind at Harmony aiding six home runs as the team led 20 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoraday
Mina Winnett
Plonch
Hoge
Ming Mustang
Harmony
Magazine Club Hosts April Installation Meeting
Mrs. G D Grimland hosted the Magazine Club on Tuesday April 12 for the year end. Officers for the next year were installed by Mrs A A Miller with W D Nuckole acting as marshal. Officers named include President Homer Carpenter Vice President Bruce Parks Secretary G D Grimland Treasurer W A Wegner Library K L Baldridge Press Reporter Helen Aare. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine Club
GD. Grimdland
A. A. Miller
W. D. Nuckole
Homer Carpenter
Bruce Parks
G. D. Grimland
W. A. Wegner
KL. Baldridge
Helen Aare
Eastey
Alice Tivynsianl
Ieee Wwoleie Viata
Governor Allred Plans Week of Traveling
Governor James V. Allred outlines a week of travel beginning Monday with a Thursday San Jacinto Day state holiday. He will visit Fort Worth to see relatives, address a Waco social welfare workers convention, and attend a San Antonio bottle of flowers parade and South Texas Press Association meeting. Weather permitting, he plans to take his family to Long for Cavern and Burnet trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Torus
James V. Allred
San
Boost Cotton Acreage in Agricultural Adjustments
Washington reports the agricultural adjustment administration raised benef payments on cotton and nut crops and expanded certified cotton acreage from 010,000 to 20,000,000 acres, signaling a major shift in farm support policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Martin Richimger to Graduate Early at Agatin High
Martin Richimger of Agatin High School Dallas aged 12 will graduate in May this year. He will complete all courses the school offers at graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Richimger
Agatin High Vehool
Dallas
Wehool
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Gamereville
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Clifton College News
Cats
Hillsboro Junior College
Indians
Glen Larkin
Cranfils
Isittch
Pearce
Soles
Battery
Harris
Johnson
Egger
Peateo
Sorley
Toe Mickle
LA Auntitn Wenn
Tyne
Meridian Creek
Allred
Pepe
Kotaglis Muatite
Tatro
Carpenter’s Drug Store
Chevrolet
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Amerian Automobile Association
Amgres
Chevrolet Tract
Zak
Standefer
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