College Team Delivers 87 to 0 Defeat to Eagles
Schreiner Institute B team rolled 37 0 Friday as the Eagles absorbed a heavy pounding. Coach Bowers praised the Eagles showing with J B Dumbar injured. The next game is against Ozona Lions in Ozona on October 22. In Sonora, Emily Bell McCollum and Jane Bundy visited family weekends. Eighth graders find English tests with open books tougher than expected.
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Powers
Schreiner Institute
Eagles
Bowers
J. B. Dumbar
Ozona Lions
Ozona
Joe Trussell Sings at Chapel Exercises
Students and visitors attended Chapel last Friday morning as Joe Trussell led singing for the Baptist revival. Accompaniment was by Mrs. Weaver H. Baker, with La Velle Boyett performing popular songs. Rev. Neal Greer gave the devotional, followed by announcements from Supt. G. H. Mitchel and Pep Squad leadership. visitors included Elsie Bessent and several other local residents.
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Joe Trussell
Weaver H. Baker
la Velle Boyett
Shrevesport
Neal Greer
G. H. Mitchel
Personal notes on Menard ball game attendees and student withdrawals
A list of ball game attendees from Menard includes Tommie Marr T J Mabry Aubrey Winkle Tyrus Holland Virgil McCoy Edgar Savage Clayton McKay Keidal Sheppard Clifton Schraub Sherman Hendricks Roy Bierschwab Paul Tomberlin S L Jeter and Christine Schraub. Dorothy and George Marshall left school to attend Thomas Jefferson high school in San Antonio. Also noted are seniors with six weeks reports and visit notes from Reba Nelle Little and Lucy Mae Ricks with Dee Jackson. Pat Bierswale attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menard
Tommie Marr
T. J. Mabry
Aubrey Winkle
Tyrus Holland
Virgil McCoy
Edgar Savage
Clayton McKay
Keidal Sheppard
Clifton Schraub
Sherman Hendricks
Roy Bierschwab
Paul Tomberlin
S. L. Jeter
Christine Schraub
Dorothy Marshall
George Marshall
San Antonio
Thomas Jefferson High School
Who's Who Among Seniors Ollie Bishop
Ollie Bishop is noted as the smallest girl in the senior class at 4 feet 8 inches and about 90 pounds with light brown hair and hazel eyes. She enjoys physical training, misses her past year’s chum who is in Oregon, and envies his time away. She was in the Home Economics Club and the Glee Club as a junior, and this year studies History IV English IV Chemistry Home Economies and Spanish II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Bishop
Ollie
Oregon
Ollia
Home Economics Club
Glee Club
C. J. Bannowsky Joins Class Noted Student
C. J. Bannowsky is introduced as a new class member with blue eyes brown hair and a height noted as very tall. He attended Cleo last year and was enrolled in the function school during grammar grades. He takes English Chemistry Typing and Bookkeeping.
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C. J
Cleo
Caesar, a funeral line and a cheeky grade exchange
Miss Jackson and Regan discuss a question while Mr. Mitchell awards Elsie 91 and she jokes for 100. Mrs Felps quotes a famous line about Caesar and Roy Bierschwale adds the undertaker punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mitchell
Elsie
Mrs. Felps
Caesar
Roy Bierschwale
Pathe Club News Reports Friday Meeting
President Christine Schraub presided at the Pathe Club Friday morning meeting on October 14. Reports given included A Mexican Priest by Paul Tomberlin and Indian Relics.
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Christine Schraub
Pathe Club
Paul Tomberlin
Roosevelts Tour and Inventions Highlight Early 20th Century Names
A list of notable figures appears across diverse topics from Azalee Wallace to Mary Jane Ridenhower with references to a tour plan, South American wars, inventions, and political events. Visitors Friday include Mrs Schraub, Mrs Holland, Vickie, Brownie Motley, and Eunice Northcutt.
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Azalee Wallace
Roosevelt
Roy Nelson
Ollie Bishop
Chetty Porter
Tokyo
Clayton McKay
Russia
Elsie Martin
Mississippi River
Marguerite King
Salem Massachusetts
Mary Jane Ridenhower
Sherman Hendricks
Dorothy Marshall
Madeline Ragland
Schraub
Holland
Vickie
Brownie Motley
Eunice Northcutt
Youngest and tallest pupils named in school page
The list identifies students by category: youngest girl Jaanita Concert and youngest boy Jarvngs Jordan. tallest boy Regan Lister and tallest girl Lee Ola Hodges. smallest girl Ollie Bishop and smallest boy Don Hardesty. most beautiful Mae Delle Lowery and most handsome Ches ter Brown. smartest Lucille Williams and Tommie Murr. wittiest Elsie Martin and T. J. Mabry. most dramatic Marie Sheppard and Overby Smith. most graceful Tommie Jones. most athletic Kathryn Hodges and Aubrey Winkle.
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Jaanita Concert
Jarvngs Jordan
Regan Lister
Lee Ola Hodges
Ollie Bishop
Don Hardesty
Mae Delle Lowery
Chester Brown
Lucille Williams
Tommie Murr
Elsie Martin
T. J. Mabry
Marie Sheppard
Overby Smith
Tommie Jones
Kathryn Hodges
Aubrey Winkle
Fire drill signals and student officer roles
Fire drill procedures include bell signals for march out and return and a halt. The text emphasizes student body officers, with a Fire Chief, assistants, floor captains, room captains, and room monitors assigned to run drills and ensure safe exits during alarms. The Fire Chief inspects exits and hazards and decides which exits may be obstructed.
Fire drill roles and student leaders listed
Obscure school fire drill procedure outlines student duties from alarm to exit. Names include Fire Chief T. J. Mabry and Assistant Clayton McKay with floor captains, room captains, and monitors across grades 11 to 8 plus girls captain Keidel Sheppard.
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T. J. Mabry
Clayton McKay
Pat Bierschwale
J. B. Dunbar
James Hubbell
George Robert Pepper
Don Hardesty
S. L. Jeter
Regan Lister
Freddie Ramsey
Clifton Schraub
Chetty Porter
John Riley Gardner
Dayton Blackburn
Lynn Turner
Wilson Buster
Clyde Shafer
Virgil McCoy
Keidel Sheppard
Arthur Hensley
W. A. Smith
Overby Smith
Commercial
Terry Lamb Jetton
Tommie Murr
Science Lab
Neil Griffin
Milton House
Jarvis Jordan
Louis Jordan
Grade School Pupils Open Second Six Weeks Work
Pupils in the intermediate grades received report cards Tuesday afternoon and began their second six weeks work. Mr Wallace's classes are making health posters featuring wholesome foods.
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Mr. Wallace
Miss Durst Wins P T A Attendance Prize
Miss Austin Durst's room received the PTA attendance prize for having the greatest number of parents present at the Wednesday PTA meeting on October 12.
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Austin Durst
Fire drills show orderly student egress
Thursday drills indicate prior exercises helped students enter and exit the building in orderly fashion.
Fifth Grade Tackles Thrift Through Posters And Articles
In connection with Fire Prevention Week the fifth grade has been writing thrift themed articles and creating placards with thrift mottoes to promote safety and savings.
Primary report cards reflect new grading system changes
Primary grades use a four weekly cycle with E for Excellent G for Satisfactory F for Unsatisfactory. Intermediate grades follow last term’s standards. A mark below seventy is a failure. DWC members will meet Friday to present a pro.
Grammar grade fire safety monitors named
Roy Dale McKay is appointed assistant fire chief and Wilbur Atchinson fire monitor. Both sixth graders are tasked with closing doors, windows, and transoms in upstairs rooms when the fire alarm sounds and ensuring no one remains in the building.
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Roy Dale McKay
Wilbur Atchinson
Sixth Grade English Club Plans Travel Program
Friday afternoon the sixth grade English Club will hold its third regular meeting. A program on means of travel has been planned.
Attendance leaders announced for two weeks at grammar school
Miss Blackburn's room leads the attendance chart for the last two weeks, with Miss Simon's room placing second on the school bulletin board.
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Grammar School
Miss Blackburn
Miss Simon
Sixth grade health class performs starch tests in foods
Mr. Wallace leads tests on starch in foods by the sixth grade health class. Aileen Livingston and Faye Wahl share the top English 6 grade with an average of 95. The P T A first aid demonstration featured Jimmy Bissett as the patient, prompting questions about his preparedness.
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Wallace
Aileen Livingston
Faye Wahl
Jimmy Bissett
Cafeteria Menu Week of October 24
The menu lists daily meals from Monday October 24 through Friday October 28. Dishes include Spanish spaghetti spinach peas fruit salad rolled roast mashed potatoes green beans cabbage apple salad ox baked beans gumbo sliced tomatoes cornbread apple cobbler meatloaf scalloped potatoes black-eyed peas jellied salad smothered steak buttered rice cabbage and Waldorf salad.
Education aims to boost individual and national productivity
A fundamental objective of education is to enable the individual to do more work, better work, and more effective work. It is significant that the United States leads the world in output per man and income per capita.
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United States
J. Anderson Fitzgerald
University of Texas
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Eee
Bs Sedt Geis
Katheryn Hodges
Lenore Riley
Rosemary Secrest
Marie Shepnard
Jaanita
Elia Simon
Sonora
Emily Bell McCollum
London
Jane Bundy
Reba Nelle Little
Lucy Mae Ricks
Brady
Texas
Dee Jackson
J. R. Smart
Cities Service Oil Company
C. J. Bannowsky
Regan
Miss Jackson
Pathe Club News
M._E. BLACKBURN
Junction
Home Institution
Owned and Operated
City Bakery
Junction, Texas
Gram
Pune
LCS
Johns
Tim Youager
Jed
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