Campus pep rally and Eldorado clash preview at school
The article details a chapel event where pep leaders, the band, and the mascot led football players to seats of honor. Speakers including Coach Hopkins and Dr. Kellam urged the team to will and win as Eldorado looms. Volleyball girls also prep for Eldorado and a later tour with plans for trophies.
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Elizabeth Wright
Hazel Spiller
Florence Ellen Sheppard
Patsy + Gay Powell
Hopkins
Roy Dale McKay
Archer
W. €. Coffey
J. L. Baugh
John Cowsert
Rothmann
Eldorado
James J. Kellam
Reuben Loeffler
Roy Baker
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Omer Wright
Sherman Mc Wright
Annie Lee Johnston
Patty Patterson
Fae Jensen
L. C. Fisher
Edgar Taylor
Gregory
Local Hobbies Exhibition At High School
The home economics club sponsors a hobbies exhibition in the high school building on Wednesday November 9. Hobbyists should bring items to the home economics department for display. After the exhibit the department will host an open house for the Parent Teacher Association.
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Parent Teacher Association
Junction High sees victory over Eldorado Eagles in district clash
The Junction team defeated Eldorado 41 B district contest with Baugh and Coffey scoring for Junction. The pep squad celebrated with a banner eagle formation, led by Hazel Spiller and Heth Wright. Readers note grade plays, show plans, and the library bulletin highlighting new Times edition and reference guides.
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The
New York Times
Junc Yion
Future homemakers host witch's bow event at high school
On Wednesday October 26 at 7 o'clock the Future Homemakers staged an entertainment in one building with a costume and ghost story night. Guests toured the Hall of Horrors and witch's tomb, saw parts of a ghost, then returned to a lighted classroom for ghost stories and Bluebeard. Charlie McCarthy Red Riding Hood Orphan Annie and Sandy were among costumes. Amy Mc Wright dressed as the witch won first prize. The witch's stew was prepared by all. At a weekly meeting the sophomores slated a white elephant sale with supplies from class members and a date to be announced.
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Bluebeard
Charlie McCarthy
Little Red Ring Hood
Orphan Annie
Sandy
Amy Mc Wright
Eldorado High jostles in pep and gossip at game
A fragmentary high school column paints Eldorado fans buzzing after a victory over Bynum with Blondy Cross tearing his hair on the sidelines. It teases social pairs and notes attendance at Junction High School rising to 982 percent, while a Dear Nora page features playful advice and light school-life chatter.
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Bill
Peaberry
Ben
Mrs. Randolph
Blondy Cross
Bynum’s
Beth
Fort Stockton
Jack
Pony
Nancy
J. L
Mary Low
Billy
Barbara
Lonnie
Gene
Caddo
Hopkins
Eldorado
Junction High School
Ed. Jor
Freshman Class Expands at Local High School
James Terry joined the freshman class on Monday October 31 boosting enrollment to 71. Mrs Louie Ragland, freshman home room mother, traveled to San Antonio last weekend. Shrimp remains Texas’s major marine crop with over 1,200,000 pounds harvested annually.
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James ‘Terry
Louie Ragland
San Antonio
Texas
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