Christmas School Program Recap With Music and Chili Contest
A school assembly featured a football themed party with blue and white décor and a T shaped table layout. The program included solo performances by Eva Grace Knutson Earl Russell Holland Griggs and Dorothy Lowe plus a toast from Coach Walker and a chili contest won by Tony Selmon and John Earl Bounds. The Christmas program announced for next week will present carols by a pupil chorus and an English II classes produced Christmas story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Grace Knutson
Earl Russell
Ili
Holland Griggs
Goofus
Dorothy Lowe
P.S
Mr. Tinsley
Martha Jane Bryant
Katrina Adams
Editor credits list for city newspaper shows staff roles
The document credits Lillian Yates as editor in chief with Dot Buster Earl Russell and Andrew Griggs as assistant editors and lists reporters including Margaret Harris Bob by Nell Owens Wynona Ray Eu dell Ford Helen Rosenwasser Florene Livengood Wade Four qurean and Gordon Haynes.
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Lillian Yates
Dot Buster
Earl Russell
Andrew Griggs
Margaret Harris
Bobby Nell Owens
Wynona Ray
Eudell Ford
Helen Rosenwasser
Florene Livengood
Wade Fourqurean
Gordon Haynes
Football Boys Shine With Student Backing
The article praises football players for their season with the student body’s full support. It commends their effort in every game, noting they fought back after setbacks and made a strong impression on the school.
Museum Club Meeting Seeks Renewal of Membership
The Museum Club met on December 7, 1934, held to order with no minutes and gaps in interest. A standing committee for membership was appointed: Joan Bailey, Durward Freer, and Elizabeth Cundiff. Officers elected for three months: President Hazel Compton, VP Orbyrne Doran, Secretary Christine Wells, Treasurer Marvin Griffin, Reporter Florenne Livengood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum Club
Pauling
Joan Bailey
Durward Freer
Elizabeth Cundiff
Marvin Guffin
Authentc
Hazel Compton
Orbyrne Doran
Christine Wells
Marvin Griffin
Florenne Livengood
Pony
Student Council Elects New Officers Amid Seals Drive
The weekly meeting Tuesday December 4 discussed Christmas seals for each Home Room and placed seals in a commit for distribution. Officers were elected as terms expired, with Dorothy Mae tz named president and Denzil Davis among the new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Maetz
Denzil Davis
Student Council Names Committee For Thursday Assembly Programs
The committee to arrange Thursday assembly programs includes Denzil Davis, Nina Ford, and Lowell Stell. The lost and found department committee will continue its work. The next student council meeting is slated for Tuesday, December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hood
Wade Fourqureau
Retter
Denzil Davis
Nina Ford
Lowell Stell
Lost and Found
Sophomore Class Night Meeting Plans Party
The sophomore class held its monthly meeting and planned a Friday party to start at 7 30. Each attendee was asked to bring a dime. The program featured readings by Doris Jackson Lizzie Royer Mildred Hood and Billie McDonald with solos Charment and March of Aguinon Goofus Mountain Music and a class prophecy. The meeting adjourned after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Jackson
Charment
March of Aguinon
Margaret Harris
Lizzie Royer
Mildred Hood
Goofus
Billie McDonald
Wonder Why Students Chatter About School Life
A fragmented girls freshmen visit the sick. G W King shows warmth or shirts. Mr Tinsley asks for reminders. Epworth League rumors stir the campus. Jessie Jackson Mae West reference noted. Sorente Bounds enjoys rocking the cradle. two senior boys leave the brain factory. Dot Lamb teases a tall, dark and handsome senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jones
Langford
G. W. King
Smith Seaade
Ature
Jessie Jackson
Mae West
Sorente Bounds
Dot Lamb
Spotlight PEP Squad Hosts Supper Event
The Spotlight PEP Squad entertained Supdeans with a football themed chili supper at the Home Economics building. Decorations aligned with the event and weeknight gathering.
Stamford High Girls Organize Volley Ball Teams
Stamford High girls met December 10 1934 to cite four volley ball teams for practice with coach Miss Nsley to choose the first three captains Nina Ford Ona Reid Maye Youngquist Bonnie Maye Gregory. Virgil Stanley earned praise for daily flag duties under all weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford High
Mi. Nsley
Nina Ford
Ona Reid
Maye Youngquist
Bonnie Maye Gregory
Ill Sophomore Boys On The Sick List
Two sophomore students are ill. Fred Kinney has a fractured hip and has been bedbound for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kinney
Campus romance rumors swirl around Ward and new pupil
The Campus Buzzard notes spring fever among students with Max Ward at the center of attention. It hints at freshmen conflicts and senior-picture arrangements, mentioning a West-hailing new boy, town girl, and relationships across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ward
Max
Tommie Stell
Out West
Norris
Jessie
Freshmen Bond Over Prank Claims and Chili Stain Incident
Report notes Tommie Stell and a new student sharing a prankish rivalry while Bobby Strauss explains a red mouth stain as chili. The column also mentions Ace Dorancroon and a playful ice themed line in a campus social scene.
Singing convention draws small community crowd at Robert's school house
The community held a Sunday singing convention at Robert's school house. Amid visits from relatives and friends across nearby towns, residents shared news of travels, visits, and local activities. An all day Week of Prayer service at First Baptist included music, offerings for foreign missions, and a noon covered dish lunch.
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Robert’s School House
J. W. Adcock
Woodrow
Lamesa
D. L. Adcock
Herbert Green
Adcock
Bill Earls
Curtis Earls
Wanda Fay Treadwell
Tom Watson
Henry Lee
Lubbock
R. E. Lee
Frank Johnson
Rochester
R. R. Overton
J. West
J. D. Gillispie
Rockdale
Bill Ketron
Ketron
Edd Petree
Stamford
John Lackey
Lois and
Louis
Old Glory
W. L. Davis
Omah Fay Watson
Bal Treadwell
Rose Community
Wesley Hood
W. A. Montgomery
Bel
A. Dunn
Haskell
Henry Hartsfield
Rose
John Kuenstler
W.M.A
First Baptist Church
W. B. Tayman
T. R. Tinsley
Clay Randel
W. F. Robbins
Robbins
Alton McClellan
Alice Hoover
Howard Spencer
Woodson McNeil
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Eral
Sonny Lewis
Jesus Christ
Satan
Virgil Stanley
Bobby Strauss
Dorancroona
POST
Sayles
Louie Kuenstler
Eal Treadwell
Wanda Fay
Jackie Jean
B. Andress
Weaver
W. H. Overton
H. W. Watson
Doris Wynell
McElreath
Elmer C. Watson
Ray Overton, Jr
Wayne Dunn
Stamford American
R. B. Spencer & Company
Hollywood
Blue Bennett
Sheme
Mrs. Grubbs
Apointmant
McHarg
Texas Utilities West i
Fay
Sun
Cale Bags
Auhion
Payne Brothers Grocery
Stamford Cash Grocery
Kinney Grocery
J. E. Jackson Grocery CO
Exas Girl
WN Food
Frank C. Scott
Jones County
Stamford Inn
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