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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

6

Rams Take Grand Championship At San Angelo Show

Julius Muri’s ram lamb won the grand championship in the ram lamb class at San Angelo. Junction High School’s FRA Chapter earned three plaques at the Eden Fat Stock Show for best ten fat lambs, best ten ram lambs, and best carload of lambs amid strong showing by Billy Allen and Max Munn, with team judging placing high. Teachers and students report extensive judging activities and a range of school events, from grammar drills to Good English Council contests and campus chatter.

Julius Muri San Angelo Eden San Angele Junction High School Junction Billy Allen Max Munn BT. Smith Caddo Wright Stanly George Washington Taylor Liverman

Questions Without Answers From a 12 Boy Room and a Distant Eldorado

A fragmented piece lists puzzling questions about boys, a quest for Eldorado, escapes from police, hotel choices, and odd hospital notes. Names like Julius Felix Wayne Gene Nickell and Ki appear amid garbled lines about beds, coats, and notices. All answers promised next week.

Julius Eldorado Felix San Angelo Wayne Gene Nickell Tom X Gregory Tulius

ATREN BOYS ARE ENTERING TRACK

Boys listed for track include Roy Dale McKay J J Baugh John Consert Billy Riley Fred Hausmann Dur ward Barrow James Herring R McCollum Clifford Chadwick Lawrence Adams Udell Barker Junior track members Cecil Holekamp Edwards Cummings Chemistry Club met last Wednesday with talks by Jo Margaret Buster Charles Cunningham and Durward Barrow Buster elected secretary replacing Maurine Highsmith who has served four consecutive terms Under Hazel Spiller head ofEntertainment of the Student Council high school party planned in gym Friday March 3 with games and dancing Teachers present were Miss Fae Jensen Edgar Taylor and Edwin Gamble Refreshments ham and cheese sandwiches cookies and punch

Roy Dale McKay J. J. Baugh John Consert Billy Riley Fred Hausmann Durward Barrow James Herring R. McCollum Clifford Chadwick Lawrence Adams Udell Barker Cecil Holekamp Edwards Cummings Jo Margaret Buster Charles Cunningham Maurine Highsmith Hazel Spiller Fae Jensen Edgar Taylor Edwin Gamble

Building by Chayt Hopkins at Junction High

A reflective piece stresses that success requires effort and application. It notes that some students boast of little preparation yet rarely achieve high grades. It warns that many students avoid work before the four county meet and that training, study, and thoughtful preparation are essential for debate, spelling, declamation, or track.

Junction High School

Journalism Club Meeting and Four County Spelling Contest Leaders

Ann Bannowsky and Shirley Jones lead the grade fourteen spelling contest at the Four County meet while fifth graders compete. A school party may honor the winners. Under Miss Austin Durst supervision, students prepare music memory pieces. Nancy Durst presided in Elizabeth Wright’s absence. A plans committee includes Nancy Durst Hazel Spiller and Joe Andrews Jr. A student teller Fern Hunger to represent Junction with Betty Ann Carpenter as alternate. Mrs Astor Wallace chairs the local contest and Mrs Sam Bowers directs Four County storytelling.

Ann Bannowsky Shirley Jones Elizabeth Wright Nancy Durst Journalism Club Hazel Spiller Joe Andrews, Jr Fern Hunger Junction Betty Ann Carpenter Astor Wallace Sam Bowers

H E B Girls Assist With Benefit Tea

Beta Zeta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will host a scholarship tea at the American Legion Hall at 2 30 Saturday afternoon with Ann Hardeman Helen McDonald Mildred Cavaness and Irene Fer aiding. Admission is twenty five cents proceeds benefit scholarships. Members Kathryn Bradrad James Liverman Gorman Collier Carlton Lister Charles Cunningham Ann Hardeman and Dick Borden traveled to Kerrville for a practice debate with Edgar Taylor, high school principal, accompanying the debaters.

Ann Hardeman Helen McDonald Mildred Cavaness Irene Ferwill Beta Zeta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma American Legion Hall Ennis B. Hill Pierce-Van Paaffen Ers Kathryn Bradard James Liverman Gorman Collier Carlton Lister Charles Cunningham Dick Borden Kerrville Edgar Taylor Junction 4

Debate on Sale Feature Op Chap in Assembly Practice

In a practice debate on the sales tax at assembly, Liverman and Gorman Col lier spoke for the affirmative while Charles Cunningham and Carlton Sisler argued the negative. Kathryn Bradford, chairman, announced speaking times and introduced the participants.

Games Liverman Gorman Collier Charles Cunningham Carlton Sisler Assembly Kathryn Bradford Effie Roy Felps R. D. Rothmann Clay

Packy Party Winning Cont Ends With Tacky Fest

In Eng lish language class Mrs Fau bions seventh grade hosted a celebration after a contest. The losing side led by Lent Hardeman enjoyed a tacky party in the grammar school auditorium with Joyce Chenault heading the winning side. Prizes were awarded for best costume. Mrs Glen Carson and her two daughters Miss Norman Clay Holland and Miss Robert Hunger Jr shared the event.

Viola Mae Cummins Evelyn Cummins Margaret Cunningham Margie Hunuckes Helen Hardin Helen Daxvis Myrtle House Glen Carson Lent Hardeman Goree Durst Norman Clay Holland Robert Hunger Marie Evans Mary Louise Hern Thelma Macright H. B. Warren Jr Vistan Daharsh Damon Evans Davis Joyce Chenault Arline Hoover Felix Hater Mel Paulson Edwin Gambie William McAngus

Grammar School Girls Triumph In Softball Game

A grammar school girls team defeated the high school girls 19 to 15 in a Monday afternoon softball game. Grade six geography class under Mrs. Walter Tinsley produced salt and flour maps now on display in the grammar school auditorium. Honor roll students from the grammar school include Rena Ray Taylor, Mary Jo Taylor, Joyce Whetstone, Ruth Hodges, Knowla Lee Stewart, Olivia Torres, Lola Mae Kiser, Dorothy Jones, Patsy Morris, and Adrienne Loeffier.

En B Withelmer Foley Smith Wis Haroe McDonald Grammar School Gene Martin Lorenee Liverman Velmer Foley Smith Charlie W Wootan Wilda Earl Worsham Albert Martinez Cora Martinez Luise Murr Walter Tinsley Rena Ray Taylor Mary Jo Taylor Joyce Whetstone Ruth Hodges Knowla Lee Stewart Olivia Torres Lola Mae Kiser Dorothy Jones Patsy Morris Adrienne Loeffier

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Campus Charter Kathryn Pradford Patty Patterson Archer Jon Hopkins Rams Julius Murics Rand Champonsh PRA Chapter Wright and Munn Charky Good English Council J. A. Tibbit Daniel Baker College County Court House Mattie Patterson C. BR. Faubion Guy Munn Bernice Kindrick Essie Waton Elenne Newby Kawi Waren Edwina Longren Edwina Randolph ATREN NP Council By Chayt Hopkins Bonded Warehouse Service C. T. Holekamp Aimee Semple McPherson Los Angeles Tropics EN Spelling Journa Merting SM Club Pern Notion Tram Kerrvil H. EB TRA Ong GMAR URS Tinsleys Texas Almanac Industrial Guide the Encyclopedia of Texas Texa
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