The Eagles Flight Journal Editors Named for Hobbs High
Hobbs High School weekly The Eagle's Flight lists editors and reporters including Bessie Carnes Elaine Horne Christine Green Wilma Henson and Jack Roberts with Bud Bechtol Buster Smith Ruth Grannath Ada Love Lubbles Joan James and G T Harris on the staff.
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Bessie Carnes
Elaine Horne
Christine Green
Wilma Henson
Jack Roberts
Bud Bechtol
Buster Smith
Ruth Grannath
Ada Love Lubbles
Joan James
G. T. Harris
Bill Hollis
Local Gossip Sparks Quiet Campus Romance Buzz
Katy Keyhole teases Johnny overalls while Virginia Harris and Roy Green enjoy a budding romance. Rumors swirl about Jack Roberts and Q D Cathey as Clarabel Weir flirts with Bob Prater. Coach West inspires tall stories and a playful assembly tale about a bear hunter.
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Johnny
Virginia Harris
Roy Green
Jack Roberts
Q. D. Cathey
Clarabel Weir
Bob Prater
F. Hollis
Elaine Horne
Miss Laney
West
Hypnotist tries to erase memory in audience scene
A stage moment features a hypnotist promising to wipe a young man's memory while Ham Walker balks at a debt. Minor exchanges reveal domestic tension and a running gag about speed and car travel as characters discuss cities and road maps.
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Hipnotist
Ham Walker
Commercial Club Formed by Stenography I Class
The Stenography I Class formed a Commercial Club. The first meeting was held Wednesday October 9 with Charidee Cochran elected president Ruby Granoth vice president and Marie Kincaid secretary. Three committees were named and meetings set every two weeks. Twenty four charter members.
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Charidee Cochran
Ruby Cgranoth
Marie Kincaid
School notes and staff changes attract local interest
Mr Lake of Lake Insurance spoke to the Business Principle Class on Tuesday. Mrs Ewing teaches the course with strong effort toward an intensive study of business methods. Mr Shaw is named sponsor of the paper and assists the band. Laney oversees the pep squad as English principal and cheer efforts expand.
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Lake
The
Lake Insurance Co
Ewing
Shaw
Fragmented OCR Note Provides No Clear Event
The readable text is incomprehensible, offering no identifiable people organizations dates places or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
Eagles Mourn Bud Bechtel Quarterback Loss
The Eagle community mourns the loss of quarterback Bud Bechtel and hopes for his return to play. A large crowd witnessed last Friday's Brownfield Hobbs game as the Eagles edge toward the silver cup lead held by the Juniors.
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Eagles
Bud Bechtel
New Students Join New Hobbs School Classes
New Hobbs school reports several new enrollments across grades seven and three with students Blair Smith Melba Hill Ida Wynn Imogene Davison Tom Davison Joy Stuart John Bennett Beverly Waton and Joe Killough. Eighth grade girls start sewing while boys plan a Lost and Found Department. Ground cleared for a new football and baseball field. Junior Hobbs beat Hobbs Juniors 19 to 0 last Friday. A new room added to the school. Boy Scouts held a weinie roast with patrol leaders Wayne Showalter and Billy Thompson under Phillips Torch. multiple games enjoyed by all.
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New Hobbs School
Blair Smith
Melba Hill
Ida Wynn
Imogene Davison
Tom Davison
Joy Stuart
John Bennett
Beverly Waton
Joe Killough
Hobbs
Wayne Showalter
Billy Thompson
Phillips
Sophomore News Honors Harris and Hollis at School
Virginia Harris, runner up but praised as beautiful, is drum major and backed by the school. Bill Hollis placed fourth in the poster contest, earning a point toward the citizenship cup. A tea for faculty and mothers is planned for next Tuesday as the sophomore program proceeds.
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Virginia Harris
Bill Hollis
Bill
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