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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1930

Page

5

Bobcat Weekly Editorship and Staff Tensions

The Bobcat paper, published every Saturday in Hope, names chief editor Mapa ftttbure with staff including Arthur Miller Lane Taylor Agnes Sraith Bazel Hipp and Winston Cobb. The issue outlines editorial leadership and contributor roles at Hope Editors.

Hope The Meen of Hope Editoesin Mapa Ftttbure Hate Sie Laieeae Arthur Miller Lane Taylor Agnes Sraith Bazel Hipp Winston Cobb

Hope High Journalism Club Sets Aims In Student Paper

The Hope High School Journalism Club pledges to publish a paper that records worthy efforts and advertises activities. It aims to foster school spirit, inform readers about school life, and deepen interest in education while linking students with the community and other schools.

Studnts G.i Hope

Envy and self discipline urged for high school students

A reflective exhortation urges high school students to curb envy and focus on self examination and counseling as the holiday season inspires change. It highlights positive traits in peers, warns against gossip, and stresses improving study habits to stay ahead and become desirable, responsible citizens.

Hope High Bobcats Earn State Demony Strong Play

The Bobcats finished the season with resilience and glory, earning respect in defeat and pushing Hope High toward renewed success. Key players include Bill Wray at quarterback and Lyon Harvell on both sides, with Neil Bacon at fullback set to return along with the rest of the line for next year.

Bobcats Dematony Camden Nashville Bill Wray Hope High Lyon Harvell Pete Brown Shusg Neil Bacon Bobeas Phillip Rowe McKee Af Obalapie Halt Aks

Milburn Arranges Library System in School Days

Milburn implements a library study room to ease study hall congestion. Students may use the library during study hall with seats alphabetically arranged for easy roll checks. Repeated name changes lead to loss of library privileges, and the orderly system improves access to reference work and overall study focus.

Li Jx Thames

State convention trip sparks plans by Hi club

Personal mentions note Mr Reynolds and members of the Hi club planning a trip to Conway for the state convention. Eleven new high school students enrolled since September 15. Miss Wollie Reed's Oglesby class runs a contest to save the most Indian pennies before January 1. Several staff changes and student activities are recorded, including a weiner roast and a PTA-like interest in sports.

Wilkin Camden Finley Ward Ward Gaynelle Gerrode Garland Paul Colkb Martha Lee Lane Taylor Wylie Browning Wylie Eart Secrest Ole Jack Robinson Fidelit Mr. Moon W. cc

Student Secretaries For H. H. 5 Faculty

Teachers honor top tying students by letting them assist in tasks. Students gain practice and aid the teachers, while maintaining good averages. Named student helpers include Hinsley, Besants, Autrey, Bowden, Winborn, Russell, Drake, Harrisot, McCulley, Reynolds, Jewell, Bartlett, Mares, Ward, and Henrl.

Yhey Alsay Hinsley Karivelus Karivelus Besants Miss Autrey, Helen Bowden, Miss Winborn, Dale Russell Miss Ev Frances Drake Misa Harrisot Eftle McCulley

Exchange Helps Hope High Learn From Other Schools

A school paper describes the value of interschool exchanges where Hope High receives papers from peers such as The Razorback Texarkana The Tiger Pine Bluff and others. The practice broadens student knowledge informs teachers of new methods and helps gauge rival teams.

el Dorado Pine Bluff Hope High Fehnal Oy Exchange The Razorback Texarkana Tiger Little Hock Camden Dorado Panther Ashdown Hi-Way Norahlett Comet North Little Rock Buzz Stamps Bull Rox Springdale Russellville Smackover Fort Smith Hot Springs the Pioneer Batesville Orayhound Imbeden Whistler Gordon Clarksville High Times Jonesboro

Auditorium Gains Popularity at School

The school reports increasing use of the auditorium this year as the sole piano resides there and Monday activity periods feature class programs. After skylight glass damage last year the skylight was repaired, and now many classes request access a week ahead to use the space.

Auditoriian

Youthful Publisher Writes His Memoirs

New Milford Connecticut reports William J. Marsh Jr. a youthful publisher turned author recalls his rise to fame with a memoir about Our President Fierbest Hoover. The piece notes his manuscript was reprinted by a New York publisher from the original handset volume and reflects on the acclaim and his visit to the President.

New Milford Conn William J. Marsh, Jr Fierbest Hoover William New York Matthew

Promising Outlook for 30-31 Bobcats Basketball Team

The 1930-31 Bobcats face a strong season with lettermen Prit chett Harrell Jacks Moser Evang Urkin Simpson and Wray returning. New recruit Parnell Adams joins as guard, Jack Shanks left center, and Robert Johnson from Fulton adds depth. Coach Wilkins plans December practice and a North Arkansas schedule including Hot Springs Malvern Little Rock Pine Bluff.

Ldss Pritchett Harrell Jacks Moser Evang Urkin Simpson Wray Paitchett Batcats Evans Urban Speedy Parnell Adams Patmos Jack Shanks Jack Russellville Robert Johnson Fulton Bobby Bobcats Ashdown Wilkins Malvern Little Rock Pine Blutt Wilkin Bill Wray

Thanksgiving and French Club Activities in 10B and 11B

In November 10B class held a country music program with pastor Mr Harman using braceanoline and performing songs including America Pagan Love Song and Yes Sir Thats My Baby. The 10B class met again November 17 with piano solos jokes and a senior singer. The 11B Home Room program featured Pilgrims Journey to America First Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving poems with reflections by Mr Hinsley. A French Club, sponsored by Miss Harrigot, formed to study life and customs of the French people and letters from Marie Combe, a former Hope resident adopted during the war.

Miss Autrey Harman The Christian Church America Marilyn Ward Mazelle Lewis Marjorie Higgasan Eleanor Foster Mazella Lewis Hins Bertha Zimmerly Geraldine McCullough Geneva Rogers James McCullough Canada Katie McDaniels My. Hinsley Elizah Harrigot Marie Combe

Thanksgiving program and Dramatic Club notes at high school

The meeting led by the president featured a Thanksgiving Proclamation by Gray Battle, a Thanksgiving poem by Mable Welsenberger, and a program titled Thanksgiving of Today by Emmett Dak. Activities included plans for a play next week, physical education club games in the girls’ basement, and the Dramatic Club under Miss Virginia Stuart meeting November 25 with Martha Lee and Mary Powell performing on piano. Virginia Dair gave a Little Drama report, praising its educational value and Miss Stuart’s rapid teaching progress and appreciated guidance.

Gray Battle Mable Welsenberger Firet Gladys ‘Atkon Emmett Dakb Dramatic Club Virginia Stuart Martha Lee Mary Powell Little’ Theatre Taylor Alexander Virginia Dair Stuart Hope High School Dramatic Club Eleanor Foster Matthew Reaves Talbot Feild Miss Stuart

Pep Squad Plans and Spirit at Hope High School

The Pep Squad outlines aims to boost school spirit for Hope High and neighboring schools. It features 45 to 50 yellers including two boys, with Winter Cannon and Katherine Briant as key organizers and Dale Carlton and A. B. Patten as vocal supporters. The group wears white skirts and tans, planned red capes, and promotes teamwork, enthusiasm, and loyalty to the Bobcat team through travel and home games.

Hope High School Winter Cannon Katherine Briant Dale Carlton A. B. Patten A. B Imog

Mrs. E. Frost to Address Junior High PTA

Mrs. E W Frost of the University of Arkansas Department of Parent Education will address the city P T A members at Junior High School at 2 45 PM on December 4 The event includes the Mothers Chorus directed by Mrs Margaret Glass Wellborn and is hosted by Mrs O A Graves chair of the City B P T A Council Topics for the semester include early France history French schools literature and Christmas in France

E. W. Frost Department of Parent Education University of Arkansas Texarkana Speakler Margaret Glass Wellborn France

Clubs Asked to State Purpose

The Bobcat paper outlines weekly club aims and summarizes Commercial Travel and Dramatic Clubs ambitions. It notes members gain public speaking, leadership, and writing skills, with examples from Vesey addressed talks and travel town lessons.

Camden Fordyce football game draws record state crowd

Hope's football team visited Camden Fordyce on Friday November 21 in a rivalry match. Camden scored the first and only touchdown in the first quarter after Fordyce fumbled on the one yard line. Fordyce attempted passes later but several were broken up or lost through careless play. In the second half Fordyce appeared discouraged as Camden maintained control. The event drew a statewide turnout far larger than any high school game previously. Attendees included T Feild J D Jacks T Pritchett B Wray G Shipp P Brown we Mon row C Wyatt J Turner Nina L Coffman Moser L Harrell M Reaves C Phillips.

Hope isFordyce Camden Y. Weta Milburn Camiln Fordyce Camden Spirit Fineal T, Feild J.D Jacks T. Pritchett B. Wray G, Shipp P, Brown We Monrow C, Wyatt J. Turner Nina L. Coffman Moser Harrell Reaves C, Phillips

Two Girls Basketball Teams Develop Well Next Season

Developing material in afternoon practice promises a winning girls basketball team next season. Miss Lee mentors a squad with guards Mona Clare Hinton Blanche Light Vera Fowler centers Coleen Camp Loy Fae Miller Della James Lois Lingo forwards Hazel Hipp Avis Wilson Eleanor McWilliams and others showing spell ability Vera Van Sickle Joe Spillers Aileen Easterling Mabal Schweiker Frances Taylor Lois Wilson Opal Osborn.

Kames Seaton Miss Lee Tome Mona Clare ‘Hinton Blanche Light Vera Fowler Coleen “Camp Loy- Fae Miller Della James Lois Lingo Hazel Hipp Avis Wilson Eleanor McWilliams Vera van Sickle Joe Spillers Aileen, Easterling Mabal Schweiker

Friday Vacation for Football Men Sparks Campus Debate

The Bobcats had Friday off after their last game in Nashville on Thanksgiving. The piece notes mixed reactions to excusing only football players while other students continue classes and outlines club plans on gambling, chivalry, and a Father and Son program to foster responsibility and better father son understanding. It emphasizes guiding attitudes and personal development.

Bobcats Nashville

Honor Study Halls at Hope High School Emphasize Self Control

Students at Hope High School praise honor study halls for reducing interruptions and boosting school spirit. They note limited attendance per hall, aiding self discipline and focus, allowing teachers more time for core teaching. Several students, including Taylor Alexander and William Bundy, lauded the program as a cornerstone of personal growth and future readiness.

Angeles Talbot Taylor Alexander Opinon William Bundy

A Few Words From Hilburn on Winter Joy and Enduring Memories

A fragmentary poem-like note speaks of winter dangers and romance. It mentions Hilburn, eyes that beam love, rosy lands, temporary bliss, and a palace of joy. The text hints at joy turning to mournful memories and warns of burning, past regrets.

Palace of Joye

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Ffte Journalism Club Envy Io Hari Sorit Galdi Anda Troy Camden Panthers Tiger Rowe Harry McLemore George Greenlee Henry Coach Fred Hope HI Maria Combe Circle E. Frost Frost Bobcat Kes-hean John P. Vesey Travel Club Mineola Owens Inez Taylor Tt Trust Camden-Fordyce Hilburn
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