Loudermilk Chosen To Lead Warrior Staff 61 62
The Warrior staff shifts include Judy Kay McCullough and Janice Isham as editors for the year. Sherrian Loudermilk serves as assistant editor this year and will lead next year’s staff with Connie Proffitt and Carolyn Goodson as page editors.
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Warrior
Judy Kay McCullough
Janice Isham
Margaret McDonald
Rita Taylor
Rita
Margaret
Sherrian Loudermilk
Connie Proffitt
Carolyn Goodson
FHA Summer Program Slated From Senior Edit
Homemaking students may join summer sessions for 2 or 4 credits with non credit options. Adults may attend workshops. Week of May 21 to June 3 features bake sales and executive council meetings. June 5-9 lays out plans for Chapter and State degrees. June 12-16 chairs will be refinished and events planned for future degree seekers.
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Stephenville
Arrowhead staff builds year with diverse summer activities
Arrowhead week events include charm school metal craft workshop and a play school for 3 to 5 year olds. July 17 21 rodeo float work. August 14 18 clothing workshop. Freshman Picnic August 23 honors Beverley Barrett Robertson and others. Sponsor Mrs J E Lightfoot led year long planning for annual theme We Have A World of Our Own and secret dedications.
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Dallas
Beverly Barret
Judith Robertson
Evelyn Blackwell
Beverly Weeks
Lanita Merrell
Virginia Cobb
Barbara Hicks
Jean Mims
Janet Meyers
Sherry Robinson
Connie Butler
Stanley Rauhut
James Fritts
Sharon Durham
Nancy Caraway
J. E. Lightfoot
New School Year Adds Ruth Cattles and Stella McDonald to Staff
Ruth Cattles and Stella McDonald will join the staff next year after helping publish the last edition to learn page makeup. John Dudley Johnny Lightfoot Linda Dobyns and Pat Johnston will also be staffers for 1962 as the paper expands.
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Ruth Cattles
Stella McDonald
John Dudley
Johnny Lightfoot
Linda Dobyns
Pat Johnston
How To Keep From Growing Old
A satirical list by Troy Norris from Comanche High School Driver Education mocks dangerous driving habits. It blends foolish tips with a punchline about 1804 dollars coins valued today, noting most were lost at sea.
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Troy Norris
Comanche
U. S
Unlimited future ahead for this year’s June graduates
The article highlights strong employment prospects for the June graduating class with many graduates eyeing diverse job opportunities. It notes optimism among graduates and potential openings across industries, reflecting a positive outlook for early career paths this year.
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E. E. House
Vo. C. Brawley
Bill Keller
C. E. Scales & Son
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