Quail Consolidated School Opens 1946-47 Term With 500 Plus Students
The Quail consolidated school began the 1946-47 term on August 12 with enrollment over 500 and a full faculty. Supt. Cunningham praised the state approved facilities and announced duties for W. C Risinger as high school principal and other teachers across grade levels. Monthly meetings will blend business with social activities.
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Quail Consolidated School
Ugust
State
Noah Dunningham
Teacers
W. C Risinger
Igh
A. BE
Brad Spy
Dolly Mae Wilson
Lois K. Ratliff
Ruth Aaron
Dalton Aughan
Beatrice Kulka
Jame Barnitt
Evelyn Lowe
Ila Mae Morris
Lolthae McWhorter
Ola DeBord
Daisy Cagle
Margaret McElreath
Beatrice King
Ieek Kennedy
Frances Smith
Jee Bishop
Aura Killian
Quail and Swearingen School District Consolidation Voted
Voters in the Quail and Swearingen districts approved consolidation on August 6. In Quail 19 of 63 votes favored it with none opposed. in Swearingen 82 for and 12 against. The merger expands the Quail district to include Swearingen, with Superintendent Noah Cunningham noting minimal changes and expected benefits for both districts.
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Quail
Swearingen
Noah Cunningham
Mrs Annie Bird to Teach First Grade in Shamrock
Mrs Annie Bird leaves Wellington this week to teach first grade in Shamrock city schools. A house is moved there for her to live due to local housing shortage. She will spend time this summer in Wellington and with relatives in New Jersey and Eileen. She taught last year in Santa Rosa New Mexico.
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Annie Bird
Shamrock
Mrs. Ira Morgan Directs Quail Canning Center
The Quail canning center enters its second week under Mrs. Ira Morgan supervision. Open weekdays and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with extended canning two days plus Saturday when the school lunch program starts. Appointments are advised and cans may be obtained at the center. The program is government financed through the vocational agriculture department to help Quail families reduce living costs.
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Ira Morgan
Personal notes of travel and family in Abilene area
Mrs. W F Roberts returns from the University of Texas summer session pursuing a masters in primary education. E M Strickland Jr visits Baton Rouge to see two sisters. Miss Curly Fischer travels from Chattanooga after visiting her great great uncle J A Coffee. Charles Turner and daughter Charlene visit J A Coffee in Chattanooga. Mrs Allie Willingham relocates to Oklahoma City to live with daughters Imogene and Layona. Mr and Mrs O C Chapman of Post visit her parents. Ed N Wischkaemper and wife of Abilene end two week vacation with A F Wischkaemper family. Card of thanks from the Horton family for support after mother and grandmother’s illness and death.
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W. F. Roberts
Avastin
University of Texas
Curly Fischer
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. A. Coffee and
Charles Turner
Charlene
Chattanooga, Tenn
J. A. Coffee
Allie Willingham
Oklahoma City
Imogene Willingham
Layona Willingham
O. C. Chapman
Post
W. E. Winters
Ed N. Wischkaemper
Abilene
A. F. Wischkaemper
Dozier
Mr. Wischkaemper
T. G. Horton
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Bat
E. M. Strickland Jr
Baton Rouge, la
S. J. Robinson
H. C. Poor
Wellington
Texas
del Monte
Maxwell House
Thompson's
Colorado
California
Skinner
Pks
Marvine
Chase & Sanborn’s
William
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