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Newspaper

Llano News

Location

Llano, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1938

Page

6

Cosmopolitan Club Scavenger Hunt At Llano High

The Cosmopolitan Club of Llano High School held a scavenger hunt Tuesday night starting from the Baptist church. Five cars, each with a different list, collected items by 9:30 including stray animals roses teacher statements hair earthworms and more. John Rabbs group won 50 cents as the prize after returning.

Llano High School Baptist Church John Rabb Clay Fowler Jane Watkins Philip Smith Harold Buttery Rosemary Mills Mary Helen Simmons James Carl Lillian Smith Harry Nichols Elwood Raines Bobbie Keyser Granville Smith Nelson Talley George Franklin Dorothy Schueasler Carl Beesley Douglas Bauman Billy Hendergson Marjorie West Vernon Bohannon Linda Mae Ahrens Mildred Furr

Library Renovation and School Sports Highlight

The article describes new books arriving and varnish filling the air as Mr. Hart and students prepare the library and shelves. It also praises Eugene Willis for a strong football season with the Yellow Jackets and invites all to a Christmas program at 2:30 this afternoon in the high school auditorium.

Hart We the Whale School Eugene Willis Yellow Jackets

Cosmopolitan Club elects new officers in quarterly vote

The Cosmopolitan Club of the American history class held its second quarterly election last Friday with Dorothy Schuessler as President Granville Smith as vice president Nelson Talley as secretary Rosemary Mills as treasurer. Mills resigned and Marjorie West was appointed to fill the post. Retiring officers include Harry Nichols James Carl George Franklin and Dorothy Schuessler.

Cosmopolitan Club of the American History Class Dorothy Schuessler Granville Smith Secetary Nelson Talley Osemary Mills Marjorie West Harry Nichols James Carl George Franklin

Personal notices and high school theater updates

Catherine Epperson, former student now at Abilene Christian College, appeared in a recital. Ross Baumann at Abilene Christian College works on the Melpomenean players production. Llano’s 87 football team is highlighted with all district selections Eugene Willis first team James Grantham second team Cecil Ray Clyde Earl Mordica honorable mention. Local gossip questions and remarks about Louise Moss Joe B Johnson Elizabeth Ratliff Marsie B Minnie F Lucille K Miss Jones and Harle Henderson with a Spanish letter translation offer.

Catherine Epperson Abilene Christian College Llano Eugene Willis James Grantham Cecil Ray Clyde Earl Mordica Louise Moss Joe B. Johnson Louise Elizabeth Ratliff Amos Marsie B Minnie F Sea Boy Lucille K Miss Jones Arle Henderson Harle

It's Christmas English class assignment tale

Frank Douglas returns from a mishap on icy steps to a family Christmas party. He dresses in a too big suit, receives a ride from his father, and arrives late but welcome. At Melba Dagwood's party he deflects questions about his clothing and keeps to himself as the evening unfolds.

Frank Douglas Tang Aks QO. K Frank Derelynn David Amn George Stanton Gogh Chip Dickies Melba Dagwood Sylvia Jieves Baker's Hill Chip George Franklin

Frank's Christmas Car Lights Up the Night

Frank, scolded by his mother for staying out late, wrecks the family car while racing with friends. He wakes to find his ankle sprained but learns his parents plan a fresh start with a new car and a new suit as a Christmas gift. The scene ends with a warm family Christmas embrace and a hopeful outlook.

Meddlesome Matilda TE and school gossip

The piece sketches everyday high school life with idle chatter about English class boredom, girls’ crushes on college men, late-night calls about a radio song, and the joking chatter of friends. It hints at romances and teased reputations among students.

Mary Helen Fanny Ratliff T. Nichols Josephine Lenodene Jack Keyser

Smile Awhile Brainteasers and Schoolroom Quips

A chum of lines and quips from a school gathering shows students riffing on teachers stories, teasing about bets over candy charges, and playful put downs. Names like Maybeth Mordica George Ann Dorothy and Philip appear amid humorous exchanges and light gossip about engagements and manners.

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Liano “High School Corinne Fry Mary Helen Simmona Harry Nichola Ator Dorothy Moss Lawrence Ricketson Dorothy Schuester Joe Robert Haya Mildred Stewart H. A. Raesener Annilee McMullen Lorene Roberts Mor George Anne McInnis Delia Moss Cosmopolitan Hunt Editorial Cosmopolitans Elect Ross Baumann Frank Stammer Frankie Sylvia O. K Baker’s Hill Douglas Baby Thera Georgie Rosemary Maybeth Lee Moran John R Field Creek Mordica Joyce Marie Brainy Margaret Grenwelge Harry N Margie B Coach Miller George Ann Dorothy Llano Flower Shop Telegraph Service Mrs. R. Fishbeck Our the Fountain
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