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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
14
A school year closes with a lively nine months of study and activities. Students and faculty express gratitude to sponsors Miss Mildred Hulsey and Miss Nora Cocke and to mothers Mrs. E. W. Jones and Mrs. Walter Campbell for a memorable year. Notes include a Halloween event and a party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Jones.
The Class of 1983 can boast the first senior class orchestra composed entirely of its members. rehearsals run 6 to 9 a.m. Tuesdays and Fridays, directed by the school staff. The group plans an afternoon performance on Baccalaureate Day and will influence class night festivities with its programs. Thess four girls and six boys form the ensemble.
A list of students from a high school page describes crushes and traits. Names include Elmer Knox Kant Mary Frances Templeton Dale Watkins Vivian Porter Dysart Holcomb Clyde Plemons Nadine Goodson Garth Robertson Dwight Robertson Mary Alyce Manzer Floy Mae Willis Hollis Reba Longino Edith Hammock Jane Lucas Ariene Johnson Emily Box Emma Blassingame Kathleen Helley Elizabeth Johnson Leo Teague Verna Gillespie with notes on likings traits and behavior. continuation promised on Page Two.
The Skyrocket squad began training in September with 35 candidates including eight lettermen under Caneh Smith. They opened with a Sept 30 game in Hollis Oklahoma, losing 88 0 after trailing 13 0 at halftime and three blocked punts. On Oct 7 they lost 12 6 to the Childress Bobcats at Childress, tied 6 6 until late, then a Bobcat pass and touchdown sealed the win for Childress. Co captain Cook scored for the Skyrockets in the late stages.
The most noted orator J M Wallace. The sweetest singer Leta Mae Chastain. The giddest girl Ione Lucas. The greatest ladies man Ray Peeples. The campus cut-up Olan Alexander. Average nose 2 inches. Average mouth 2% inches. Average height 5 feet 5% inches. Oldest member Curtis Savage. Youngest member Elizabeth Collier. Class heavyweight Venus and Elmer Knox Jones. Class feather Mary Manzer. Greatest gossip Jamey Sullivan. The biggest flirt Florence Phillips. The most studious member.
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