Campus Chatter Musical Program at High School Auditorium
Signor Keidie Villani violinist and Ralph Levine pianist presented a student musical program in the High School Auditorium on Friday morning February 24 at 10 AM. Villani spoke on mandolin and performed his own works The Indian Tragic r and A Lullaby. He then played Humoresque and La Paloma with Levine.
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Signor Keidie Villani
Ralph Levine
Simor Villani
Mr. Levine
Franz Listz
Signor Villani
Sitten
Weiner Roast Enjoyed by Members of Hob Club
Members of the Future Homemakers Club met Thursday evening in the High School Homemaking Department Readings were shared before adjourning to the kitchen where a weiner was enjoyed The girls are planning a trip to Galveston and are raising funds for this purpose
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Weiner
HOB Club
Galveton
Pep Leaders and Sponsor Award Recipients Named
Florence Killen Miss Jensen and Wanda Speer receive gold megaphones and a football as tokens of appreciation for leadership. The event also notes class activities, English workbooks, civics tests, and athletics as students prepare for track and debate practice at a local luncheon and auditorium session.
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Lizabeth Wright
Hazel
Florence Killen
Sheppat Siglland Teat
Miss Son
Ian
Miss Jensen
Wanda Speer
Hess
Faculty entertains with Mexican supper at Junction school
The Junction Grammar School hosted a Mexican Supper Tuesday evening February 21. Hosts included Mrs Gussie Watson Mrs Callie May McAngus and Mr Ruby Munn with many guests present. The event featured Spanish songs a dance with piano accompaniment and talks on education followed by a business meeting led by Mrs Mattie Patterson and election of H W Gregory as new reporter.
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Junction
Cluir
Grammar School
Gussie, Watson
Callie May McAngus
Ruby Munn
Roscoe Lewis
Gussie Watson
Estelle
Amelia Torrez
Billa Spiller
Reuben Loeffler
Alos
Fragmented schoolroom musings mix quotes and history figures
A garbled OCR style page lists names like Confucius and Davie Crockett with scattered phrases about study hall, paying teachers, fate and death. It weaves excerpts from quotes by Amelia Earhart and others, plus schoolroom references and odd directives, yielding a collage rather than a coherent story.
Musings of a Sophomore History Class Notes
The article notes most History 11 students may fail while Algebra 1 is expected to recover from a six week exam. It calls History 1 smoother this year and mentions a V. A. boy strutting with ribbons.
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Ome
V. A
Volley Ball Trophy On Display At Ranch Country
The Ranch Country Volley Ball Championship trophy is shown in the hall showcase. Presented to Freddie Gardner by principal Ed ar Taylor, the team remains undefeated and won the Hill Country championship. Coach R D Rothmann expresses pride as girls practice for the Four County Meet.
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Freddie Gardner
Edar Taylor
R. D. Rothmann
Backwoods Beat and Local Teens Echo High School Life Texas
Fragmentary note recalls a weekend in a Texas town with Aggie links and teen social scenes. Mentions steak fry plans Friday night, junior senior banquet date asks, and Sunday Creek Way activity. References to Hilda, Jack Jarvis, gold basketballs, Water Valley trip, and various classmates. Ends with college style mood and a banter about a “gonna get it” exchange.
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Texas Aggie
Maurice
Johnny Lee
Dat Creek
Hilda
Jack Jarvis
Jack
Bobby Cowsert
Mary Louis
J. L. Foot
Wake Up and Live Three Months To Change Your Life
A rousing campus message urges seniors to seize three remaining months of high school. Students debate leaving the “doghouse” of rules and reflect on personal responsibility, past regrets, and opportunities missed, urging involvement in journalism and meaningful activities before graduation. Carlton Sister named outstanding senior of June.
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Rover
Tim
Mrs. Fe 6
Journalism Club
Carlton Sisler of Junction High Is National Honor Society Honor
Carlton Sisler, Junction High School, member of Commercial Club and Chemistry Club, plays clarinet, enjoys photography, coin and stamp collecting. An A student, he earned National Honor Society, and plans to become an aeronautical engineer. His character and likable nature suggest future success.
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Tion High School
Carlton Sisler
Carlton
Junction Highchool
Junction High School Gifts Regional Champions Football
A black and gold football with coaches names lettermen Cuero score and the label Regional Champions is presented by Junction High School to the American Legion Museum.
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Johos
American Legion
Cuero
Junction High School
American Legion Museum
Student Council Party Not To Be Masquerade
Hazel Spiller announces the school party on March 3 will not be a masquerade. The event starts at eight in the gymnasium with sandwiches and punch. Faculty and parents of local high school students will chaperone.
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Hazel Spiller
Department of Entertainment
Gold Basketball Awards and School Band Progress
Gold basketballs were awarded to Loyd Kirkpatrick Herman Meredith Rey Dale McKay W Coffey JL Baugh Max Munn Glenn Murr and Johnnie Lee Cox for a strong season though not champions. Hinetson's School Band has grown with new members and new selections with the bass horn repaired. The violin and piano concert yielded about $20 for band uniforms. Hardin Simmons Cowgirl band will visit for a concert. Ten volley ball players went to Water Valley for a February tournament, losing to Botas 3106 but showing good effort.
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Loyd Kirkpatrick
Herman Meredith
Rey Dale McKay
W. Coffey
JL. Baugh
Max Munn
Glenn Murr
Johnnie Lee Cox
Hinetson
Hardin Simmons
Volley Hiaam
Water Valley
Bota Bs
Wame
Private recital features Fopane pupils and mothers
Mrs CW McCarroll hosted a private recital at her home last Saturday after wit September 11. The program included songs and piano numbers announced by Audrey Norden. Attending mothers listed include Billy non Gardner Ruth Hodges Ell Betty Lee Holland Stapp Jean Landers Alice Ann Patterson Dorothy Jones Shirley Jane Candace Marr Colleen Benson Virginia Lee Ridenhower Leona Mae Allen Mary Kathleen Hodges Audrey Borden Delphine Allen Josephine Farmer Margaret Farmer Ann Bannowsky Elizabeth Wright Rena Ray Taylor Ann Rieck.
Library usage and activity report for the week
Librarians note an average daily readers of 90 for World Book Encyclopedia and 80 for the Encyclopedia Americana. Monday saw 185 magazines checked out. Three rebound books were returned to shelves. English students conducted reference work for term themes, bibliographies, and extemporaneous speaking. Members of English 7B held their regular Good class meeting.
Town Council Names February Officers
Lish Council elected officers February with Jaws as President Wilda Worsham Vice President Joanna Smith Secretary Beulah Mae Young Assistant Secretary Bill Spiller Treasurer Dorothy Jackson Reporter Sylvia Taylor.
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Lish
Wilda Worsham
Joanna Smith
Beulah Mae Young
Bill Spiller
Dorothy Jackson
Sylvia Taylor
Grammar School Civics Class Debates For Government Form
February 24 debate pitted 7A speakers Lent Hardeman and Robert Hunger Jr against 7B contenders Dorothy Jackson and Charlie Wootin. The 7A team argued the Commission form is better than the Mayor Council form under Superintendent R. D. Kothmann.
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Lent Hardeman
Robert Hunger
Dorothy Jackson
Charlie Wootin
R. D Kothmann
Edwin Gam Watson and the Judge: Mr
A fragmentary notice centers on Edwin Gam Watson in a judicial context with unclear surrounding details, indicating a local legal proceeding or court action involving the named individual. The readable portion emphasizes the role of a judge or judicial figure in the matter.
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Edwin Gam Watson
Progress Club Meeting Shows Student Play Performance
Seventh Grade Progress Club met on Monday February 27 with Gree Durst presiding. Members Helen Hardin Glen Carson Jessie Herrera Lent Hardeman Vivian Daharsh and Joyce Chenault acted in the program. New officers elected include Viola Mae Cummins president Joyce Chenault secretary Oma Mae Fish assistant secretary Vivian Daharsh treasurer George Ake and Margie Hunsucker reporter.
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Gree Durst
Helen Hardin
Glen Carson
Jessie Herrera
Lent Hardeman
Vivian Daharsh
Joyce Chenault
Viola Mae Cummins
Oma Mae Fish
George Ake
Margie Hunsucker
Junction Wins Eden Show
Junction boys win top prizes at Eden Show with ram lamb and fat lamb groups. M Munn takes first in ram lambs, BL Smith first in owe lambs, Horace Maddux second in fat lambs. Billy Allen places in Rambouillet group. About thirty-seven Eden youths attend, with several heading to San Angelo and then A M College for judging contests.
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Howard Ernest Ragsdill
Paterson
Rieck
Eden
B. Ly Smith
Cadde Wright
K. Cowsert
Kennon Stapp
Frank Jackson
Max Munn
Charles Bishop
Julius Murr
San Angelo
A and M College
Junction
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