Bulldog High School class tackles home economics debates
Delle Macon argues girls should avoid clownlike makeup while mirrors fascinate Signa Young and Elizabeth Sandefer in lab lectures. The class plans nutrition menus for a family and weighs school grades against homemaking. Dewees resists chores, urging independence. the essay lauds the class and predicts many trials ahead in home economics.
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Delle Macon
Signa Young
Elizabeth Sandefer
Dewees
Editor team credits list for the city paper
The editor in chief is Lillian Yates with assistants Dot Buster Earl Russell and Andrew Griggs. Reporters named include Margaret Mason Eudell Ford Eva Grace Knutson Kathryn McNabb and La Delle Macon.
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Lillian Yates
Dot Buster
Earl Russell
Andrew Griggs
Margaret Mason
Eudell Ford
Eva Grace Knutson
Kathryn McNabb
la Delle Macon
Education definition echoes through high school voices
Office Slants celebrates student effort to reestablish The Bulldog with help from The Stamford Leader and The Stamford American. It quotes Panathenaicus on education, urging pupils to memorize the virtue laden definition and apply it daily in conduct and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Johnson
Bulldog
Stamford Leader
The
Stamford American
Inglish
Huston
Editorial aims to gather school news for The Bulldog
The high school paper invites student cooperation to collect and write up events or statements of interest. Reporters may miss items, so submissions from any student are welcome. The paper, temporarily titled The Bulldog, seeks suggestions for a better name.
Stamford High School Red Cross Drive Tops Previous Years
Stamford High School held a successful Red Cross donation drive adopting ribbons for nickels as an incentive. The school raised $29.41 total with home rooms contributing $16.41, and room eleven led by Mrs. Austin received the top honor.
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RED Cross
Stamford High School
Home Economics III Sets Teens for Buffet Tea
In a third year home economics class the girls prepared a tea and plan a buffet supper. They discussed various topics from children and ideal husbands to self control and good citizenship. Bernice Bushell is noted as not needing rouge.
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Alea
Bernice Bushell
Thanksgiving program by English classes at school
On November 22 students in Miss Doak and Miss Crockett’s English classes presented a Thanksgiving program. Floyd Wiley led the student body in singing America the Beautiful, Tra vis Hopkins read the 100th Psalm, and a quintet including Martha Jane Bryant Patsy Kinard Earline Waggoner Dorothy Lowe and Eva Grace Knutson sang Praise Ye The Lord. Hazel Compton told a Thanksgiving origin story, Martha Jane Bryant gave a gratitude talk, and Katrina Adams closed with a Thanksgiving reading.
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Miss Doak
Miss Crockett
Floyd Wiley
America the Beautiful
Travis Hopkins
Martha Jane Bryant
Patsy Kinard
Earline Waggoner
Dorothy Lowe
Eva Grace Knutson
Hazel Compton
Katrina Adams
Vote of Thanks to Pep Squad Leaders Martha Jane Bryant Katrina Adams
The Spotlight expresses appreciation to pep leaders Martha Jane Bryant and Katrina Adams for managing the Pep Squad and training the girls diligently. They handled unusually large responsibility with satisfactory results as formations were planned for games.
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Martha Jane Bryant
Katrina Adams
Martha Jane
Katrina
School spirit leaders praised for mural and bulletin board reminders
The article notes formations carried out well and leaders kept signs on bulletin boards to boost school spirit. Martha Jane graduates this year while Katrina will likely take her place as head leader next year, with hope she can carry on the good work.
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Martha Jane
Katrina
Gold Football Race Seeks Stamford Top Scholar
The Stamford Exchange Club will award a gold football to the best football scholar as the season ends. Tony Selmon won the first year, while Robert Dunlap and Beverly Hart received it in prior years. Selmon has since earned other honors, and the club urges players to work hard for 1933.
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Stamford Exchange Club
Tony Selmon
Selmon
Robert Dunlap
Beverly Hart
New Pupil Horace Young En rolls at Local High School
Horace Young, son of the presiding elder of the Methodist Church, has moved from Snyder and enrolled as a freshman at the high school. The community welcomes him and hopes he likes it here.
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Horace Young
The
Methodist Church
Snyder
Horace
Christmas Project Inspires English III Class
Miss Crockett starts early to spark Christmas spirit in her English III class. Students will compile a collection of Christmas poems and songs as part of the third six weeks work.
Chili Supper Honors Football Team At Home Economics Cottage
The pep squad hosts a chili supper on Thursday December 6 to celebrate the end of football boys training. After strict rules, the team will enjoy hearty chili as thanks from the pep squad. The piece hints at strong support for the Bulldogs from the peppers.
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Bulldogs
Dramatics Club Announces New Officers and Schedule
The Dramatics Club reveals officers led by President Bob Strauss and Vice Presidents John Bounds and Helen Miller. It plans biweekly meetings, a first performance next Friday at 10, a short comedy Be a Little Cuckoo, with six members in the cast. Membership limit 45.
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Dramatics Club
Bobby Strauss
John Earl Bounds
Helen Miller
Far] Russell
Dorothy Mae Pratt
Margaret Mason
Helen Rosenwasser
Mary Ellen Stell
Kathrina Adams
Mary Tom Boston
Nell Austin
Mary Alice Abbott
Louise Bagby
Johnny Bounds
Martha Jane Bryant
Elvis Clements
Paul Corley
Irene Dewees
Jesse Jackson
Clyde Miles
Earl Russell
Bobby Strangs
Katrina Adams
Parnell Anderson
Robert Frances Culbreath
Lucille Irwin
Patsy Kinard
Noel Knutson
Bobby Owens
Beth Sadler
Max Ward
Bill Warwick
Isabel York
Oris Crawford
Bill Childress
J. D. Jones
Dorothy Lamb
Maxine
Museum Club organized at Stam ford High School
The Museum Club of Stam ford High School formed with 25 members and elected Wade Forqueran as president Christine Wells as vice president Carl Swenson as secretary Marvin Griffin as treasurer and Eudell Ford as reporter Sponsor is Mr F W Pauling. The museum occupies the workshop building and showcases Indian artifacts prehistoric bones models handiwork geological features and World War remembrance items. The group plans future ambitions.
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Museum Club
Stamford High School
Wade Forqueran
Christine Wells
Carl Swenson
Marvin Griffin
Eudell Ford
F. W. Pauling
Invitation to public museum visit and article submissions
The notice invites the public to visit the museum when opened and asks interested people to send articles for potential inclusion. It promises careful handling of submissions and notes that visiting dates will be announced later. Readers are advised to follow weekly papers for updates.
Kodak Klub Forms At Local High School
The Kodak Klub, a high school photography club, organized with Miss Crockett as sponsor and head instructor. Officers include President Wilbur Rucker Secretary treasurer Arliene Amerson and Reporter Lillian Yates. Members listed: Gordon Haynes A J French J R Rice Claude Earl Jarrett Dorothy McCuistion Melodese Thomas Virginia Crump Lillian Yates Margaret Rector Wilma Simpson Eddie Lee Powell Monnell Thompson Jeffie Smith Bernice Bushell Curtis Sloan.
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Kodak Klub
K. K’s
Miss Crockett
Lueders
Wilbur Rucker
Arliene Amerson
Lillian Yates
Gordon Haynes
A. J. French
J. R. Rice
Claude Earl Jarrett
Dorothy McCuistion
Melodese Thomas
Virginia Crump
Margaret Rector
Wilma Simpson
Eddis Lee Powell
Monnell Thompson
Jeffie Smith
Bernice Bushell
Curtis Sloan
Campus Buzzard Gossip Column Opens With Bold Promises
A student-run gossip column declares it will reveal campus secrets and whispers from peers. The piece warns readers to keep information private or risk exposure as the Buzzard claims omniscience on campus.
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Campus Buzzard
Midway basketball triumph on Wednesday night
Wording notes that Midway teams won both basketball games on the Midway court Wednesday night. The text then lists numerous social visits and Thanksgiving gatherings across Haskell, Anson, Wichita Falls, Winters, Rule, Lamesa, Albany, and several other towns, detailing families and individuals visiting kin or friends during the holiday period.
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Post
Midway
Ralph Weaver
Anson
Otho
Press Perry
Haskell
Wayne Perry
J. F. du Ross
C. W. Doty
Pleasant Valley
Edd Shy
Wichita Falls
John Bray
Roy Overby
Cecil and
Howard
Plainview
J. H. Montgomery
Lester Davis
Randell Terrell
Joe Lee
Manford Alcorn
W. L. Kingston
Albany
S. M. Singleton
Elmer C. Watson
Tom Watson
Rule
M.S. Middlebrooks
Martin Middlebrooks
Winters
Joe Caton
Snyder
Pierce Caton
Medina
R. L. Livengood
J. W
Arvin Herring
Mary Carolyn
Mr. Herring
Coolidge
Tabe Watson
T. J
Elmer C. Jr. R
Claude Sperlin
Letter Threat Prompted Probation for St Paul Man
Mrs. Robert Marsh of St Paul found a letter from a girl in his pocket and reported the incident. A judge handed the man probation and warned him not to write to other women for a year.
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Robert Marsh
St. Paul
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