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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1935

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Senior class elected capable officers for 1934

The senior class elected officers Glenn as president Wood as vice president Anna Lee Graham as secretary and treasurer Robertson as reporter Miss Mildred Hulsey and Billy Jarvis as sponsors and mothers Mrs L Cone Mrs E L Winn and Mrs E W Alley. Outings formed a busy year with a well planned September picnic a Halloween party at the Methodist church and the presentation of rings. The senior play Fashions in Love coached by Mrs Decker drew wide praise and a George Washington themed party at Mrs Lee Fortenberry's home followed. Caps and gowns measurements sparked excitement before the Junior Senior Banquet and class night featured the will prophecy and poem. A May 3 Junior Senior picnic at the Country Club and a May 12 baccalaureate service preceded graduation on May 16. The class expresses gratitude to sponsors mothers faculty and town for a memorable year.

One. Glenn Wood Anna Lee Graham A, Robertson Mildred Hulsey Billy Jarvis L. 2. Cone E. L. Winn E. W.alley Methodist Church W. F. Decker Country Club

Prophecy For Senior Class Of 1935 By Obrietta Brown

A retrospective prophecies list of 1935 graduates and spouses, noting careers in industry, government, education, law, arts, and business across regions including Paris, New York, San Antonio, Quebec, and Wellington. It highlights prominent roles, such as nurses in Paris, bank presidents, authors, engineers, teachers, and governors, with many achieving notable public or professional status by the late 1930s and 1940s.

Woodrow iCook Willie Johnson Eugene Hudson Wellington Mooney London Grant Wooldridge Europe Margaret Wood Virginia Weber Margaret Lee Moore Texas E. B. Peeples Senate

Freshmen Class Organizes and Socializes in 1934

The Freshman class organized September 20 1934 naming officers sponsors and mothers. Haynes Baumvaridner became president K M Horn vice president Jack Woods treasurer Glenn Goodrow secretary Woodrow Harn reporter. First social was a Halloween party October 29 at Billie Smith home followed by a December 21 Christmas party at First Methodist Church.

Opal Bratton Ples Masten Haynes Baumvaridner K. M. Horn Jack Woods Glenn Goodrow Woodrow Harn Billie Smith First Methodist Church

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