Campus Charter High School Declamation Teams Named
Campus Charter High School reports senior declamation girls Florence Sheppard Marche Patterson Nora Morgan and Maurie Highsmith. senior boys RLV Hall Charles Bishop Corder Richardson and James Kropff. Junior declamation entrants include Hugh Rob Spillernes MH Coleman Rob Hardeman. Annuals sale begins February first. a play by Miss Fowler and Home Economics Club funds four girls to the State Rally in Galveston May 1 to 5. Tennis courts renovations under TTA and WOTA cooperation progress with leveling coins and future asphalt plans.
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Lethere al Rayland
Florence Ellen Sheppard
Marche Burthany Patterson
Nora Alice Morgan
Maurie Highsmith
Elaine Joy
Mary Ellen Fox
Sue Gifford
Helen
Mary
Edwina Longren
RLV. Hall
Charles Bishop
Corder Richardson
Has Morr
Robert Fox
James Kropff
Wilbum Nethery
Hugh Rob Spillernes
MH. Coleman
Rob Hardeman
He Tta
WOTA
Tnevere
Extempore Speaking Contest Sees Growing Interest
Many students prepare for the extemporaneous speaking contest while 37 topics from the Interscholastic League are published for selection. Participants include Florence Ellen Sheppard Wright Caddo Wright and a large list of names such as Kathryn Bradford Mamie Joe Bradford Beatrice Camp Nora Morgan and James Kropft as work and practice proceed.
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Florence Ellen Sheppard
Wright
Caddo Wright
Ramsey Randolph
Kathryn Bradford
Mamie Joe
Bradford
Beattice Camp
Nora Morgan
Corder Richardson
Charles Bishop
Aninie Krishwale
Breevia Satin Morelle Wootan
James Kropft
Annie Taurt Boyett
Helen Held
Marguerite Murrah
Jewel Hede
Gene Nickell
Mary Lou Stapp
Oowie Daniel
Mauilene Tait
Ann Hardermatt
Kathryn Bradford Named Senior Leader And Aviatrix Hope
Kathryn Bradford earns National Honor Society membership and serves as editor in chief of Campus Chatter. She participates in journalism and poetry clubs, excels in class, and aims to be an aviatrix and journalist, pursuing aviation articles in spare time.
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Journalism Dialy
Kathryn
United States
One Hale of Annual Now Completed
Ben Liverman editor of the Golden Eagle reports a fourth of the annual will be sent to printers early Saturday morning February 4. This will make one half of the annual already complete.
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Ben Liverman
The
Golden Eagle
Debaters Plan to Overturn Institute at Austen
Students entering the Four County Meet debate contest study rules one hour daily under Edgar Taylor and Mrs Effie Roy Felps. Participants listed include Dick Lor Hen Charles Cunningham Kath Yynn Bradford Mame Joford Nan Collier and C. Others may join. The topic is Texas should adopt a uniform retail sales tax. Debating institute to be held in An tin February 1941 with attendees from Juneth. Also a report on library work and new book entries by Effie Roy Felps, Librarian.
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Edgar Taylor
Effie Roy Felps
Dick Lor Hen
Charles Cunningham
Kath
Yynn Bradford
Mame Joeford
Nan Collier
Ehate
Texas
Antin
Atives
Kerrville
Ann Hardeman Chosen as Good Citizen Contest Candidate
A senior student at Junction High School, Ann Hardeman, is selected as a candidate for the Good Citizenship trip to Washington sponsored by the Texas Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She serves as junior class reporter, plays snare in the band, and holds roles in Journalism Club and FHA, earning praise for her character, grades, and active school involvement.
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Wyle High School
Abilene
Texas
Mars
Washington
Texas Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ann Hardeman
Junction
FHA
Ann
Ann J
Study Hall Confucius and School Life Reflections
A fragmented student diary tone notes diverse beliefs about love teachers and study habits. It touches on grades language learning, behavior in study hall, and social dynamics among classmates with lines on attire, apathy, and ambitions. The piece mixes humor and blunt observations.
Barbara Clay Seerest Elected Band Representative
Barbara Clay Seerest was elected band representative to the student council. She will represent the band in interschool activities and related events.
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Barbara Clay Seerest
Barbara
Vo Al Projects Ready for Local Show Animals
Boys in Vo A prepare show animals for the local fair on February 22, 1939. Sheep goats and calves must be fitted to perfection with sheep blocked and oiled.
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Vo A
Voal
Homemaking class contests on bedroom project
First year homemaking girls pursued a project to create the most attractive bedroom. The two phases of homemaking 1 competed to win, with the class meeting from 1 to 2 o'clock taking the contest.
Debating virtue in high school and the moochers
A student voice criticizes bad citizens in school, urges expulsion for those shirking work, and calls for a ban on pocket knives in classrooms. The piece mocks moochers and lazy students while urging responsibility and public spirit.
BASKEY BALL GAHERENGS LA TER THAN IN ANY PREV GAME
BasKey ball game report notes absence of Glenn Murr and cites Muffler Munn’s strong defense of Beecher Montgomery. The Eagles blame missed easy shots for losing the Ranch Country League championship and hint at a planned grudge game with Brady on February 7 in Junction gym.
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Glenn
Murr
Eagles
Junction
Muffler Munn
Beecher Montgomery
Muffler
Beecher
J. L. Baugh
Brady
Junction Gym
Future Home group meets at Junction high school
Members of The Future Home meet at the Junction high school auditorium Thursday January 26. Audrey Horden acts as father, Ann Harde man as mother, Tommye Dean Henderson as Elvabert cage, 191 one Hagsler as girl age 11, and Helen McDonald as brother Cart. The group discussed finances to send delegates to the State Rally in Galveston next April.
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Imakes
Junction
Navene Basler
Audrey Horden
Ann Hardeman
Tommye Dean Henderson
Elvabert Cage
One Hagsler
Helen McDonald
Brother Cart
Galve
Recognition program honors National Honor Society members
Dr Fikins of San Angelo Junior College spoke at a morning assembly recognizing newly elected National Honor Society members Margaret Buster listed the aims and requirements while Helen Reid Hazel Spitter Mul deed Black Carston Sisler Patricia Patterson Irene Ferris were named.
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Fikins
San Angelo Junior College
Oxford Univerity
Mbly
National Honor Society
Margaret Buster
Junction
Natonal Honor Society
Helen Reid
Hazel Spitter
Muldeed Black
Carston Sisler
Patecia Patterson
Irene Ferris
Jo Margaret Buster
James Liverman
Kathryn Bradford
Elizabeth Wright
PWA Financed Texas Construction Totals Over Ten Million
Seventy four federal projects costing 10,389,125 are under construction in Texas financed by the Public Works Administration. The projects add to 310 non federal projects in the state and bring the total PWA construction cost in Texas to 17,068,045. Seventy nine percent of world automobile production is in the United States and Canada.
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Public Works Administration
Texas
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Canada
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