Publication staff and editors listed
The document lists Sedeeh Lula Lee Vestal as editor in chief and Gladys B Ray as editor in chief. It names faculty adviser report ers Inez Coffey Nova Bryant Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson Meda Jane Wiser Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols Anita Vestal Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley Lytle Biggerstaff as part of the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pad Sedeeh
Lula Lee
Vestal Pulbehedied
Gladys B. Ray
Inez Coffey
Nova Bryant Mary Lena Reeves
Anna Joyce Benson
Meda Jane Wiser
Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols
Anita Vestal
Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley Lytle Biggerstaff
Fist Puppet Book and Historic Folios Highlight Book News
Book corner notes a thousand year old China India era handbook of fist puppets with plays Punch and Judy Br Rabbit and Br Fox and Somebody Nothing. Shakespeare folios sold in England for 14800 with similar sale last year at 85750.
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China
India
Br’ Rabbit
Br’ Fox
Charles Brook
Harcourt Brace
Literary Guild
Louis Paul
Scholastic
Modern Library
David Copperfield
C. O
Box Supper Quashed by Juniors in Assembly
A junior class planned a box supper to fund the junior senior banquet and to crown a prettiest boy and ugliest girl from each class, plus the most crooked merchant. Quarrel over the event caused cancellation. Vivian Echols was named ugliest girl and Lawrence Owen prettiest boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Echols
Lawrence Owen
Census to map youth education and work in 60 cities
Washington announced a census of youths aged 15 to 24 in sixty cities to gauge education desires occupations ages recreation activities and interests. Cities will be invited to cooperate with a test run in Indianapolis Springfield Superior and Tompkins County. Dr Studebaker said results will help communities analyze local youth problems with greater accuracy.
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Washington
U. S
John W. Studebaker
Indianapolis
Ind
Springfield
Mass
Superior
Wis
Tompkins County
N. Y
Texans named as favorite heroes in centennial interviews
In honor of Texas centennial, readers name their favorite Texans. Burma selects David Crockett for his principled stand and openness to others, DeBerry cites Stephen F. Austin for colonist care and city founding, and Cooper praises Sam Houston for leadership and the Santa Anna victory.
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San Jacinto
Houston
Deaf Smith
Crockett
Santa Anna
Bapons
Empire State
Texas
Burma
David Crockett
Stephen F. Austin
Clifton DeBerry
City of
Austin
Clifton
Louise Cooper
Sam Houston
A. V
Whitewright High gossip and teen romances spill into Friday halls
Parley-vois notes revel in schoolyard crushes and social stunts at Whitewright High. Ross Brown hums for a blonde admirer while students joke about pranks, dating, and spring moods as friends and rivals mingle in study halls and around town.
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Ross Brown
Whitewright High School
Ross
Santa Claus
Leslie
Riley Beazley
Sue Barnes
Sue
Pilot Grove
Anita Vestal
Betty Jo Morrow
Charlie Clyde
Christine Williams
Scotty
Fern Russell
Pauline Mitchell
Tunksville
Velma Jo Bow
J. M. Ashinhurst
Joe Alexander
Should Dallas Have Centennial
The Texas Centennial nears with anticipation in Dallas. Mr Key calls it one of Texas’ greatest events, promising grand displays and fireworks, while Paul Pierson doubts broad enthusiasm. Some Texans expect visitors from nearby states for the celebration.
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Texas
Key
Dallas
Paul Pierson
United States
Oklahoma
Mr. Pierson
Parlez-Vous Bureau Admonition and Charmaine Snippet
A playful oracle note invites readers to write to the Parlez-Vous Bureau for advice. The speaker asserts Charmaine knows what they do not and, together with the bureau, promises full knowledge beyond doubt.
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Yvonne. P. S
Parlez-Vous Bureau
Charmaine
Campaign Talks Win Junto Election
Parliamentary practice framed Friday proceedings of the Junto Club with elections for six weeks officers. J Lee Vestal chaired as Isabelle Craig won the presidency with Anna Joyce Benson as secretary Nora Bryant reporter and Martha Bryant sergeant at arms.
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Junto Club
J. Lee Vestal
Isabelle Craig
Anna Joyce Benson
Nora Bryant
Martha Bryant
German inventor equips auto for land and water use
A German inventor converts a standard automobile to run on land or water by replacing wheels with hollow drum shaped pontoons. Rear pontoons carry paddles to propel the vehicle in water.
National Income Reaches 47.6 Billion For Last Year
New York report from the national industrial conference shows 1934 net value of goods and services at 47.6 billion, up 13.9 percent from 1933. Per capita income estimated at 44 dollars, with 13.7 percent rise in wholesale prices and 6.1 percent in living costs. Dominican Republic raises import duties on corn meal and wheat flour to fund education and other needs.
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New York
National Industrial Conference
Dominican Republic
Athletes Show Skill In Assembly Stunts
An assembly program hosted by Mr. Burma featured an unpopularity contest with Lawrence Owen winning for prettiest boy and Vivian Echols taking ugliest girl. Hi-Y Club pyramids impressed and judging teams to A and M College were announced by Mr. Cunningham with members named.
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Burma
Lawrence Owen
Clyde Medearis
Fred Starr
Guy Stepp
Lawrence
Elizabeth Ireland
Vivian Echols
Kathleen Mitchell
Sarah Belle Gillett
Vivian
Marl Ryan
Jay Lee Vestal
Jack Lewis Yeager
Joe Thomas May
Preston Hannah
A. N. McCoy
Paul Pierson
Walter Tom Holmes
A. and
M. College
Cunningham
Jack Meador
Vonda Lee England
Riley Beazley
Billy Smith
R. D. Booker
Leslie Holland
Leon Chumbley
G. V. Vestal
L. E. Garner
Masquers Play Is Conquered by Mumps
Goldsmiths famous play has succumbed to the mumps. A principal player contracted a strong case Sunday forcing postponement until all cast are ready. The Masqueraders Club and director Miss Ray regret the delay and urge patrons to watch for the rescheduled date within two weeks.
To a Horse Dedicated to Lula Vestal in verse
A humorous poem praising horses as versatile workmates. The speaker notes a horse’s value from farms to towns and pokes gentle fun at Lula Vestal’s habit of praising horses with bright sayings like Ah, you ol’ horse, keeping the theme light and playful. The closing line promotes Whitewright shopping.
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Lular
Who's Who In The Senior Class Lawrence Owen Rhodes Owen
Lawrence Rhodes Owen from Ely is a Reflector staff member with a leading role in the senior play and was elected the most handsome boy in a popularity contest. He is known for impersonations of Will Rogers and strong scholastic standing. Mary Lena Bethelite is quiet and bright with a high scholastic record and Reflector staff role.
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Lawrence Rhodes Owen
Ely
Reflector
Lawrence
Will Rogers
Lular
Mickey
Mary Lena
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