Reflector Notes on School Year Ends and Mother's Day
The 1946-47 high school year ends May 26 as seniors reflect on lessons learned and missed opportunities. Activities include a May 28 auditorium event and a Mother’s Day reminder urging appreciation for mothers on May 11. A brief history note recalls the 1836 Texas victory at San Jacinto with details of casualties and a tall monument dedicated in 1937.
Whitewright High to Host Joe Smith Dyer Visit
Whitewright High School students will meet Joe Smith Dyer on Monday April 28 after Caraway arranged the talk following Dyer’s Friday appearance before the Whitewright Rotarians. Dyer indicated in a letter to Caraway that he will review his book This Big Round World tracing travels from New York to New York and notes both good and not so good experiences. The book’s publication hinges on paper shortages, if resolved.
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Whitewright High School
Joe Smith Dyer
Dyer
Whitewright Rotarians
Mr. Caraway
New York
San Jacinto Day and the 1836 Battle at San Jacinto
April 21 1836 marked the final clash in Texas independence history as about eight hundred Texas troops led by Sam Houston bivouacked along the San Jacinto River. At noon a council of war approved a dawn attack, a decision not welcomed by the men who favored immediate combat.
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Alamo
Goliad
Houston
Texas
San Jacinto
Mexico
San Jacinto River
Sam Houston
Seniors Plan Baccalaureate and May Commencement
Seniors have ordered caps and gowns and plan baccalaureate at the Methodist Church with rotation of pastors. Commencement is set for May 26 in the High School auditorium. The principal speaker will be chosen this week with other arrangements to follow. A senior play on May 6 and license plate tag sales are also planned as part of year-end activities.
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Methodist Church
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Opinion on Local Women Sparks Controversy at W H S
A terse set of dubious accolades names Doris June Hunter Barbara Anne Williams Joanne Grammer as loudest nearest most generous and smartest with a suspect list including 2229 and a question mark. The fragmentary notes reflect a casual, possibly biased student survey from a school community publication.
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Doris June Hunter
Barbara Anne Williams
Joanne Grammer
Our Big Men On Campus and Their Quirks
The girls name the leading seniors by traits such as most in love most independent quietest prettiest hair and biggest feet while the men answer with loudest dresser biggest feet prettiest hair biggest talker best personality most generous and other playful labels reflecting campus personas.
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Jessie Franklin
Joan Huseman
Geraldine Bush
Dorothy Wallace
Patsy Parnell
Janice Neal
Mary Frances Thornhill
Betty Mears
Charles Caldwell
Pat Gray
Terry Miller
James Kent Johnson
Don Reynolds
Joe Pannell
Y. B. Kaiser
Jack McSpedden
Dean Neal
Ross Alexander
Billy Est
Billy Mack Williams
Eugene Thornhill
Bill King
Students visit federal court in Sherman field trip
Monday morning civics and American history classes toured the federal district court in Sherman. A bus departed at 9 and returned at noon, with many students experiencing their first trial and finding the visit very interesting and helpful.
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Federal District Court
Sherman
I. K
J. G
Senior Year Events Elate Students With Lasting Traditions
Students prepare for a packed finale including a junior-senior banquet, senior play, final examinations, baccalaureate, and commencement ceremonies. A senior trip and vacation time are discussed as part of year-end plans.
Banquet Eve on Campus Amid Junior Senior Hype
Jubilant students rush to finish preparations as the annual junior senior banquet nears. The event is slated for April 25 at the Grayson Hotel in Sherman, with D. H. noting the campus buzz and anticipation.
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Grayson Hotel
Sherman
D. H
Divorce notice and sheriff sale in Grayson County Texas
A divorce petition is filed in Grayson County District Court case 55506 with Patricia M Parks as defendant. The petition cites cruel treatment and a May 12, 1947 filing schedule. Also a sheriff's sale notice for J A Thompson property Lot 6 Block 4 OT P Gunter Described to satisfy a delinquent tax judgment of $81.45 with sale set May 6, 1947 at the courthouse in Sherman.
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State of Texas
Patricia M. Parks
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Jack M. Parks
S. W. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Grayson
District Court
15Th Judicial District of Texas
J. A. Thompson
Block 4
Gunter
Fred Prestage
Ralph T. Oliver
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