Cap Smith Returns to Junior Class as Lobos Star
The junior class welcomes Cap Smith back after a November departure. The class is small and seeks more members. Cap, an athlete with Lobos ties, plans to rejoin next year and declares no school compares to London. Sunday evening river outing noted for Mr and Mrs Bownds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Smith
Cap
London
Mrs. Bownds
Vie and
Goldin Brewer
Mr. Rimes
Chick Bowers
Raymond Alexander
Leonard Chandler
Sophomores Welcome Bus ter Smith to London High
We are glad Bus ter Smith will stay the rest of the year. He attended Lampasas for a few months but preferred London High and we hope he remains here for the balance of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Smith
Lampassas
London High
Freshman Class Studying After County Meet
The freshman class is studying after the county meet as six week exams approach next week.
Sub-juniors miss county meet amid program notes
The text notes the sub-juniors did not attend the county meet while Frank expresses a wish to join. It also mentions Chick losing a red ribbon, details suggesting a school or youth club context with minor athletic or ceremonial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Junction
Absences and Daydreams Mentioned in Quiet Notes
Clara Bessie is absent Martha day dreams Mr. Rimes enjoys fishing Chick dreams of fishing and sees Mr. Rimes catch a big fish Soma can draw a good fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bessie
Martha Day
Mr. Rimes
Chick
Soma
Seniors Plan River Trip and Play Selection
The senior class discusses a Sunday river trip inviting Mr Rimes to join for boat use. Absent members include Clare Bessie Weldon and David. The senior play is selected and due in about three weeks amid a busy school week with visits and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rimes
Clare
Bessie
Weldon
David
Saline School Hosts Bondins Birthday Party and Event
Miss Victoria Brewer hosted a birthday party for Superintendent Bownds last Thursday. Faculty enjoyed bridge and games. Bownds awarded ribbons in chapel, red ribbons leading to San Angelo for the District meet. School dismissed Thursday. holiday for those not at the event. Mildred Hardesty stayed with Emily Belle McCollum and several students attended the Segovia dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Brewer
Bownds
San Angelo
Kin drick couple returns from Austin honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Bennett Kin drick arrived back Wednesday following a honeymoon trip to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bennett Kindrick
Austin
Tea Cup patron attends Simmons University Octet concert
Howard Rothmann of Tea Cup heard the Simmons University Octet in the high school auditorium Saturday evening. Hon. Coke R Stevenson and family spent the weekend in Junction. Mesdames Schraub and Pepper with Miss Schraub visited Kerrville. Miss Lucille Taylor visited Center Point with the Loefflers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rothmann
Tea Cup
Simmons University
Coke R. Stevenson
Stevenson
Coke R. Stevenson Jr
Austin
Junction
Lucille Taylor
Center Point
Reuben Loeffler
Miss Flo Spiller and Mrs Carl Wolf Attend Eddie Cantor Show
Miss Flo Spiller and Mrs Carl Wolf attended the Eddie Cantor show in San Antonio on Tuesday, enjoying the evening of entertainment and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Spiller
Carl Wolf
Eddie Cantor
San Antonio
Business visitors from Fort McKavett in Junction
H. L. Jones and Howard Whitworth of Fort McKavett visited Junction on Wednesday for business purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Jones
Howard Whitworth
Fort McKavett
Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lobo
Loma Pearl
George Amnon
Chick” Bowers
Dorthy Pearson
Mart
A Hensley
Loma Walton
Katie Lee Ellis
Osie Cummins
Ase
Viola Pettigrew
Miss Victoria Brewer
Cecil Carpenter
Dorothy Pearson
Rat Herbst
Mrs. Graham
Miss Goldin Brewer
Vic Brewer
Lomna Pearl
Melba Walton
Saline
Miss Vic
Mason
Ed the
Saline Boys
Mildred Hardesty
Emily Belle McCollum
Segovia
W. M. McDonald
Teich
Llano, Texas
Chris Schraub
George Pepper
Christine Schraub
Mae Delle Lowry
Kerrville
Sattermelo
Satterr
Junction Cattle Loan Company
Junction, Texas
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