Crime Never Pays speech at high school assembly
Judge J. B. Randolph addressed students on December 16 about crime prevention and gun safety. He demonstrated handling firearms, warned that an empty gun can still kill, and discussed safe use at home, hunting, and in crowds. He cited murder cases and urged perseverance and character in school activities.
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J. B. Randolph
Rothmann
Randolph
Rubenstein
Gibson
Edna
Jackson County
Texas
Brains and Brawn Aim for All-Around Junction High
In this school spirit piece Junction High declares the goal of balancing academics and athletics. The Four County meet will be hosted this year, challenging students to showcase brain power alongside football success and school pride.
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Junction High
Brain Trust
Junction
Java
Pep Squad Honors Team at WHeth Banquet
Elizabeth Wright Hazel Spiller Florence Filen Sheppard and Misses Jensen and Fisher greeted guests at the gym door at eight. Red and green streamers and a Christmas tree set the scene. Menu items included dowblowing veal birds and pigskin potatoes as coaches and Rev Kellam praised the team.
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Elizabeth Wright
Hazel Spiller
Florence Filen Sheppard
Fue Jensen
C. Fisher
Hopkins
PD. Kothmann
James Liverman
James J. Kellam
Edgar Tayvior
Archer
Jensen
Miss Jensen
Maudine Taff
Florence Ellen Sheppard
Annie Laura Bovett
Sue Gilliam
Marylou Stapp
Costume Gala Highlights With Music and Santa Gift Reveal
An attractive costume of black velvet shorts and a gold satin blouse complemented a piano duet by Nancy Durst. Flo rence Ellen Sheppard and Mr Archer performed songs including Alexander's Ragtime Band and Some of These Days. Santa La Rue Newby handed out gifts to football boys revealing their fortunes as dancing followed Fifteen for Team.
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Nancy Durst
Florence Ellen Sheppard
Mr. Archer
Alexander
Dava
St. Louis Blues
Who's Who Among Seniors Hazel Spiller Shines In School
Hazel Spiller, outstanding senior, leads Pep Squad and helps cheer for victory. She chairs Club reporting in Journalism, writes most Campus Chatter heads, and earns praise for service, poise, and friendly conduct. Her hobby is piano music and tap dancing ambition.
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Hazel Spiller
Hazel
Who's Who Among Sophomores in High School
R. V. Ball earns Junior National Honor Society honors as a sophomore and serves as class reporter. Known for speaking ability and cheerful disposition, he aims to win grand championship with his sheep in San Angelo and become a successful rancher.
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R. V. Ball
R. V
San Angelo
It Might Have Been Tales of the War and Its Aftermath
The passage recalls Jesse's brutal beating and bold turn to Quantrill after a boyhood trauma. It notes his father as a doctor and suggests the Civil War redirected his life toward crime, framing a larger commentary on what might have been.
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Berrs
Quantrill
Jesse
Jesse James
It Might Have Been The Ifs Of History
A reflective piece explores how famous figures might have differed under alternate histories. It discusses Napoleon Cleopatra Jesse James and Civil War influence, noting how unseen flaws and violent times redirected their paths from promise to outcome.
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Napoleon
Roman Empire
Cleopatra
Christmas Trees and Programs Planned by Classes
Classes from seniors to beginners plan Christmas trees and programs. Each class enjoys the friendly exchange of gifts around the holiday season.
Faculty entertained in H E K department gathering
Members of the faculty club and their guests were entertained by Mrs Otis Faubion in the Home Economics department event hosted with Mrs Bernice Kindrick Mrs Sam Bowers and Edwin Gamble assisting at the gathering.
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Otis Faubion
Bernice Kindrick
Sam Bowers
Edwin Gamble
Christmas Party Delights With Santa Claus Gifts
Guests enjoyed a festive gathering including forty two games and knit Chinese checkers and anagrams. Santa Claus distributed gifts as Christmas lunches of cheese and chicken salad sandwiches nuts and candy were shared in attractive boxes.
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Mics
Santa Claus
Students Confront Late Notebooks in English IV
Students worked hard on the first two days of the week to complete notebooks. Mrs. Felps deducted several points from each late notebook, hoping students will keep their notebooks in order and avoid last minute revisions.
Party Enjoyed by H E Girls and W A Boys
Members of the Future Ranchers and Future Homemakers also continued on next page.
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H. E
W. A
Future Ranchers
Future Homemakers
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Kathryn Bradford
Caddo Wright
Patty Patterson
Judge J. Bo. Randolph
Clayton Hopkins
Service Archer
Mrs. Ramsey Randolph Sae
Giaston
Menard
Brain
Pee
Eiditox Sport Edito
Sana Visor Wensum Oe Acaeeoaneae
Backwoods Broadcast
Ikey
Cam
Maurine Miller
Johnny Lee
Amy
Soph
Sue
Billy
John
Maurice
Mr. Rothmann
Julius Murr
K. Consert
Helen Reid
Charles Cunningham
Annie Lee
Gorman
Carlton Sisler
Mitchell Smith
Barbara
Eagles
Margaret Buster
Helen
Reid Marie
Blondy
Tracy Roy
Babe
McKay Nancy
Juliet
Durst
Ben
Fred Ren
Liverman, Gene
Nickel Charles
Cunning
Ham
Freddie Mae
Whittie
Cox R. V
Milk Man
Ball Boyce
Squaw
Hunger Wayne
Froggie
Williamson
BE. O. Lowgren Junction
RCA Radios
C. W. Walker
West Main Street
City Lodge
Ramsey Randolph
W. M
Frank Patterson
Secy
Callan Graham
Junction National
M. E. Blackburn
Knetsch
Junction, Texas
Thomas Taylor
Gic
H.ek
DR. J. Holt Smith
Kimble County
BE. Holekamp
M. C. Blackburn
Asst
Mgr
Coke R. Stevenson, JR
Merry
Humble Company
Humble Oil & Refining CO
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