Dodsonville High Commencement Closes 1935 Term
The Dodsonville Senior Class held commencement Friday May 24 marking the close of the 1935 term. The program listed speakers including Ruthell Lemley and Guy Tyler, with awards and diplomas presented by Sept. W. Swinburn. Trustees and staff are named. the year was described as eventful for the Dodsonville Schools. Emil Richey of Vienna Austria killed himself after his dog Fritz died, ending 12 years of companionship.
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Guy Tyler
Row. Cocke
Swinburn
la Vella “Vaughn
Dodsonville
Emil Richey
Vienna
Austria
Fritz
Divorce Granted Over Psychic Communication Alleged
Mrs. Helen A. Howard of Belmont Massachusetts was granted a divorce after claiming she could not sleep due to her husband’s efforts to contact his ancestors by physical means through psychic communication.
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Helen A. Howard
Belmont
Mass
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Class Will Read At High School Graduation
The document lists numerous bequests from seniors including Johnnie Dowdy Travis Guy Clement and Juanita Branum. It mentions promises of executive ability, poetry genius, football talent, presence of mind, dignity, and dramatic flair as part of a ceremonial school will.
Class Prophecy by Clara Kesler
A 1945 reminiscence describes a dream of a future class reunion with Ruthell Lemley and brief glimpses of former classmates. It notes Guy Tyler as a Spanish interpreter in Mexico City and Mare Hicks as an airline hostess in Los Angeles, with continuation hinted on Page Seven.
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Guy Tyler
Mexico City
Mare Hicks
Air Line Company
Los Angeles
California
Dodsonville Senior Students Picnic At Cottonwood Ranch
Dodsonville seniors joined by parents and class sponsor enjoyed a Friday picnic at Cottonwood Ranch. The group left by school bus around 9 AM and played games before lunch at noon. Iced soda-pop was served during the day. Attendees included Guy Tyler Noble Lyde Blayne Branum Max Crowder Ruby Kesler Ruthell Lemley Clara Kesler Marie Hicks Elizabeth Fisher Mrs. Tobe Deahl Mrs. Rachel White and W. A. Orbison.
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Dodsonville
Cottonwood Ranch
Guy Tyler
Noble Lyde
Blayne Branum
Max Crowder
Ruby Kesler
Ruthell Lemley
Clara Kesler
Marie Hicks
Elizabeth Fisher
Tobe Deahl
Rachel White
W. A. Orbison
Home Economics Club Outing At Horse Creek Cave
On Tuesday evening April 16 the Dad sonville Home Economics Club enjoyed a picnic at Horse Creek cave. Members included Ruthell Lemley Elizabeth Fisher Maxine Ford Velma Smith and many others with Mrs Rachel White as sponsor. J A Conner of Glasgow won an automobile by guessing the weight of a man.
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Dadsonville School
Horse Creek Cave
Ruthell Lemley
Elizabeth Fisher
Maxine Ford
Velma Smith
Dottie McGuire
la Vella Vaughn
Alta Kesler
Vasea Wyatt
Urby Kesler
Clara Kesler
Marie Hicks
Fay Comer
Martha Roberson
Lutcille Crownover
Lucille Miller
Merle Talley
Jwell Hightower
Bernice Easter
Edith Tyler
Johnnie Fern Ford
Vivian Woorell
Virginia Martin
Annie Lee Osborn
Rachel White
Dodsonville Senior Series Highlights Local Graduates
Travis Guy Clement born 1917 near Wellington attends Dodsonville High. plans civil engineering. Noble Alton Lyde born Estelline 1917 shines as friend, former Arlie basketball forward, finishing Dodsonville days. May Crowder born 1918 near Hollis returns as senior athlete and student leader. Guy Milton Tyler born 1918 Dodsonville valedictorian excels in Spanish and academics. (Continued on Page Seven)
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Travis Guy Clement
T. C. Clement
Wellington
Plymouth
Pleasant Point
Dodsonville School
Travis Guy
Noble Alton Lyde
Estelline
West Ward
Childress
Arle
Arlie
Dodsonville
Noble
Dod
Sonville High Schoo
Max Crowder
May Crowder
Hollis
Oklahoma
Arnett
Dodsonville High School
May Dame
Guy Milton Tyler
Guy
Arie
Seventh Grade Exercises Set For Thursday
Seventh grade of Dodsonville will be presented their diplomas on Thursday evening May 23. Awards for scholarship and attendance will be presented at that time. Students will present a one act play The Pampered Darling. The home economics girls will model their dresses.
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Dodsonville
Home Economics
Class Poem By GUY TYLER Our Senior Class
A compact poem from Guy Tyler celebrates a small senior class of ten. It reflects optimism for the future and resolve to make the most of life as juniors will follow, under future skies they may live in history.
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Guy Tyler
Clase
Junior Senior Banquet Success At Dodsonville
The year’s highlight was the May 14 junior-senior banquet. The reception hall was decorated with flowers as part of a ship themed setup. Just before the ship departs, Dr. George Seaton spoke to attendees.
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Dodsonville
George Seaton
Grade Students Show Exhibits At Dodsonville
An afternoon of May 10 featured exhibits by the primary and intermediate grades. Parents visited at 2:30 in the Home Economics room with Mrs. White, then viewed primary projects led by Mrs. Roberts and others.
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T Bie
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Dodsonville Independent School District
R. J. Holland
0. H. Hodel
Marvin Wynn
Hugh Painter
Fred Boyd
P.M. Johnson
Gilbert Bunt
W. 3. Uselton
W. V. Swinburn
Frank Deupree
W. E. Uselton
Floy Kesler
Oleta Camp
Vivian Davis
W. F. Doberts
Rachael White
Mare ‘Hicks
Johnnie Dowdy
Johnnie
Juanita Branum
Fred
Lee
Patterson
Margaret
Owens
Wayne
Odessa Shanks
Weldon ‘Easter
Willie White
Vasco Wyatt
Dodsonville Schools
Panhandle
Dewey Malone
Maz Crowder
J. A. Conner
Glasgow
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First State Bank
Dodsonville, ‘Texas
Ben Lance
S. A. Welch
Z. McKinney
V. P. Finley
Pearl Roddy
E. D. Hines
Jime Tyler
Joe Davis
John Spain
J. V. Sutton
B. C. Scott
W. R. Newton
A. Allen
H.’ Newton
Gilbert Hunt
Luther Lewis
Marvinn Wynn
W. F. Hays
H. Hodal
J. J. Parris
Anna. Davis
T. E. Tarr
Bob Birden
Ulric. Davis
R.L. Tisdale
L. Ey. Ford
Elliot Wynn
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