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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
9
The Llano High School civics class visited the district court to observe procedures, linking lessons to state court systems. Four girls, Annilee Fry and sisters Corrine Joyce Marie Fry and Margaret, won prize money for excellent spelling in the Interscholastic League contest.
University of Texas statistics rank Llano High School well above most Texas schools in the state. The rating derives from freshman records submitted by various high schools, showing Llano Ugh School excels despite its smaller size. In a separate note, Cosmopolitans debated neutrality act relevance with Marjor West and Bobby Keyser for the affirmative and Dorothy Shuessler and Philip Smith for the negative. the class vote favored the affirmative.
Last Tuesday morning Anniee MacMathen, a freshman, won the school spelling bee after a tense run-off with Margaret Grenrelge, a sophomore. The final minutes of the first period saw a fierce battle as the two contestants vied for the top honor.
On Thanksgiving Day Llano Yellow Jackets edged Fredericksburg Hill Billies 19 to 6 before a large crowd. Llano outgained Fredericksburg 13 first downs to 10 with Mordica passing to Granville Smith for an early TD and Grantham breaking free for a 70 yard score.
A portrait of Joe Thomas Wallace, active in school and sports, celebrated as eighth grade class favorite. He shares a deer hunting tale from age eight, recounting a successful buck shot and the family moment that followed. The nondescript school diary notes his popularity and pursuit of outdoor hobbies.
A cursory senior class observation highlights Stacy Brown's new footwear drawing attention. Lenodene Hardin appears to be involved, suggesting curiosity or critique within the group.
The text presents curious lines about cruelty to sheep fences and misfired meals. Characters Mrs Watking Jane Georgie Tootsie Lucille K Shannon speak in fragmented dialogue with quirky imagery and muted actions.
The Fritz and August Otto ranch on San Fernando creek is posted against deer hunting and trapping. All rights have been sold to J. O. Henderson. Violators will be prosecuted.
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