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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
2
High school students held a guessing contest before Thanksgiving run by Mr Hart. Paul Wright earned fifty cents for a correct question and Juanita Walker won the opposite desk prize. The playful event drew cheers from the entire student body.
Mildred speaks to a reporter about campus pride at Liano High and laments absence from the Campus Chatter. The issue is dedicated to last year’s editor to atone for past oversights and vows every one of the 36 graduates will receive due recognition.
The fragment presents a jumble of phrases and initials with hints of gratitude and kinder expressions. It reads like a cryptic set of notes and dictionary-like clues with a closing sentiment wishing sincerity and well wishes.
Mr. D. E. Ansley commercial teacher at Llano High School hunted on Thanksgiving morning. He waited in a pasture for a buck to stand still and shot an eight point deer weighing about one hundred pounds dressed.
Elenor Golsen of Austin succeeds Miss Mercer after her resignation. Golsen, a Texas University graduate, has taught eleven years in Falfurrias as head of the history and government department, and is described as a charming lady with a pleasant smile.
A seventh grade student named Joe Thomas Wallace harvested a nine-point buck with an eighteen and a half inch spread. The dressed deer weighed about 125 pounds according to the report.
Monday afternoon Mr Hart read a letter from Mrs Hunter to the Liano High School freshmen. She thanks them for a blouse and urges good study, especially math, warning it may haunt missteps. Students will mail stamped envelopes with future letters mailed the same day.
Among thirty five thousand spectators at the Texas A and M football game last Thursday were Jane Watkins George Ann Melnnis Sara Gillespie La Verna Ligon Margie Johanson Mary Agnes Pehl Jane Foster and Jack Tioward Rosalie Jorden Julia Mae Aubrey.
Records show multiple visits by residents and former residents across Llano Richland Springs Cuero San Antonio Fredericksburg and Dallas during the Thanksgiving holidays. Names include Patterson Winkel Schorlemmer Simpson Stribling Wester man Parkhill Moss Winkel Tate Moss and Janner among others.
Weekend chatter recounts La Verna and companion pulled from a park ditch after a late outing. Juanita seen conferring with a cafe companion for hours. Gossip covers loves, standups, car borrowings, travels, and social mischief among local youths.
Jokes and snippets mix in a classroom style page. The humor contrasts steering a boat with the phrase she and the mules riddle and a door note about studying wake me. A butcher joke and a diamond faith line close the column with quick quips and banter.
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