High School Reflector honors student drivers and barbecue
The issue records expert driving into a muddy ditch and a rewarding ride back to town. About 175 people including Future Farmers and their families, school board and faculty are invited to a barbecued pork event with chaperones Mr Manning and Mr Russ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Manning
Mrs. Russ
Patty Everheart
James Stateville
Russell Ray Summers
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Jarvis Maddux
Jimmie Golden
Ralph Hall
Philip Earnheart
Davis Parrish
Gene Hargett
Robert Benson
Genelle Hicks
Brother Gillett
Dorotha Darwin
Margie Donaghey
C. B. Bryant
Mary Dale King
J. Frank Wilson
Ruby Holcomb
Robert Emerson Sears
Jack Wallace
Mary Alice Harrison
Otto Russell
Mozelle Marley
J. B. Smith
Billy Jack Harper
Whitewright
R. R
Tea Served to Mothers at Homemaking Open House
The homemaking department hosted an open house with a style show on Tuesday afternoon. Third year students prepared refreshments including strawberry punch and cookies while decorations showcased bluebonnets roses and bridal wreath. Mothers were guided through foods and clothing labs after the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D
Style show awards crowned by home economics winners
The home economics department announced the top dress winners and a personality rating panel selected overall contest placings. First year prizes went to Bonnie Mae Scott Dorotha Auten and Claire Doss and the final ranking named Betty Jane Harper Dale Marie Robbins and Bonnie Mae Scott as first year placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Mae Scott
Dorotha Auten
Claire Doss
Dallas
Betty Jane Harper
Dale Marie Robbins
Martha Jo Conner
Annie L. Ashley
Virginia Hill
Laverne Kilgree
Jonnie B. Robbins
Club
Mary Frances Claborn
M. V
Hi Y Hayride Ends With Unreadable Incident
Local Hi Y members and dates joined a dusk hayride from the High School led by Jarvis Maddux. A bonfire in Russell’s pasture drew the group for a picnic style meal and games before returning home. Ralph Hall exhibited his activity remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Maddux
Russell
Brother Gillett
Mr. Manning
Ralph Hall
Homemaking Class Develops Original Creations
The Homemaking III girls work on originality projects designing belts purses and boleros without copying patterns. Each article must be self created and unique according to D. B. The initiative emphasizes individual design and creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B
English IV Begins Unit on Poetry
The English IV class under Mrs Lackey finishes the short stories unit and starts poetry. Students have studied Wordsworth Ode on Intimations of Immortality and will complete minimum medium and maximum assignments.
Remedial Readers Pace Up Speed Tests
The remedial readers showed notable gains on a midweek speed test with several students increasing by over a hundred words per minute. Ruth Marie Chesser led at 588 wpm with 90 percent comprehension followed by Lucian Vestal 542 wpm 90 percent and Jackie Lee Thompson 530 wpm 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Chesser
Lucian Vestal
Jackie Lee Thompson
James Talley
James Birt Phillips
J. J. Sloan
Farm Management Class Studies US Agriculture Regions
The V. A. III class reviews major US agriculture regions including pasture forest hay spring wheat truck farming tropical crops irrigated crops corn belt dairy cotton belt and winter wheat. It notes soil quickly loses nutrients and recommends soil building crops like alfalfa vetch and lespedeza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
F F A Barbecue Planned by Whitewright Farmers
Whitewright Future Farmers organize a father mother and son barbecue set for Friday night April 26. L I Samuels vocational agriculture supervisor from Arlington is slated to be the principal speaker with other program details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
L. I. Samuels
Area V Vocational Agriculture
Arlington
Banquet Etiquette Guide for Juniors and Seniors
A guidance piece on proper table manners for the junior senior banquet. It emphasizes patient serving, respectful conduct toward partners, correct use of cutlery and napkins, and avoiding distraction or boorish behavior. It also notes a list of names visiting various towns on Sunday.
Plans for Dallas rally trip by Future Homemakers group
Laverne Kilgree Mary Frances Clabhorn Betty Jane Harper Mrs Jack Harper Martha Jo Conner Mrs Conner and Martha Jo Darwin met at Miss Williams home to plan the trip to Dallas for the Future Homemakers rally. They set three dollars fifty cents for drinks and souvenirs with Home makers Club covering hotel meals and car expenses. The trio and Miss Williams depart Wednesday at noon return Sunday afternoon after hotel Adolphus reservations and dress and other contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Kilgree
Mary Frances Clabhorn
Betty Jane Harper
Jack Harper
Martha Jo Conner
Mrs. Conner
Martha Jo Darwin
Miss Williams
Dallas
Homemakers
Homemakers Club
Hotel Adolphus
Night of fun and banquet ends Sunday church plans
The group plans a fun night climaxing with a banquet and a Sunday morning church attendance. They will return home afterward and many envy them for the expected good time and two days of missed school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Id
Home Ec Club Presents Meet My Wives Play
The Whitewright High School presented a three act play Meet My Wives on Friday night April 19. Cast included Billy Zanders Brother Gillett Hank Evans Davis Parrish and others. Interludes by the High School string band quartette and Grammar School Glee Club directed by Miss Sullivan. Proceeds fund home ec delegates to the all state rally in Dallas and the May 11 junior senior banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
Billy Zanders
Brother Gillett
Hank Evans
Davis Parrish
Alix Ware
Brazwell Alexander
Loretta Ware
Claire Doss
Cuddles LaRose
Mary Alice Harrison
Tessie Heimberger
Malachai Wright
Zebediah Zanders
Willie B. Smith
Ann Whitney
Jimmie Golden
Prudence Whitney
Lucille Starr
Olaf Swanson
Howard Wallace
Miss Sullivan
Whitewright
Dallas
Girls Leave for State Rally in Dallas
Three thousand girls will attend the state home economics rally in Dallas. They will stay at the Adolphus Hotel, with a Friday banquet split between the Adolphus and the Baker due to crowd size. Miss Frances Williams to judge Class A dress wear. students named to lead classes in her absence.
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Dallas
Adolphus Hotel
The
Adolphus
Baker
Frances Williams
Miss Williams
Ruby Anderson
Bonnie Reynolds
Merlyn Brown
Mary Dale King
Claire Doss
Estelle Lewis
Modene Vineyard
Cowboy Showcase by SOS Club and Literary Lights
The SOS Club and Literary Lights staged a six week test program for both classes with mistress of ceremonies Jonnie B. Robbins presenting acts titled The Cowboy's Dream The Old Chisholm Trail Tall Tales Skit The Code of the Cowboy Country The Eyes of Texas and more. Performers included Jarvis Maddux Lewis Vestal James Norris Ardell Penny Othel Stapleton and Thomas Sanderson along with a string band and a rope trick finale by Rex Felker. The program closed with all participants singing Home on the Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. S. Club
Literary Lights
Jonnie B. Robbins
Chisholm Trail
Jarvis Maddux
Lewis Vestal
James Norris
Ardell Penny
Othel Stapleton
Thomas Sanderson
Gene Hargett
J. H. Gosnell
Nina Marie Pierce
Texas
Stella Brown
Alma Jo Sanderson
Ella Brown
Lela Gough
Genelle Hicks
Mattie Zerue Ashinhurst
Ruby Anderson
Malachia Wright
Typing Class Preps Theme From The Office Position
A typing class works on a theme titled The Office Position. Students type the first draft, correct errors, and aim for a flawless final version, as explained by J W. The activity emphasizes careful copy and accuracy.
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J. W
Typing II Forms Busy in Physical Exam Clerical Work
The typing II class handles form typing for physical examinations conducted by Dr. Stephens and Dr. Layman. J. W. notes the classroom effort contributing to the medical process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Layman
J. W
Plant Improvement Study Progress By V A I Class
Students under Mr. Cunningham in the V A I class completed crop improvement study this week. They found field crops like corn, cotton, wheat and oats can be improved by selecting seed from healthy plants and by planting pedigree seed.
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Cunningham
V A I Boys Grafting and Budding Fruit Trees
This unit teaches grafting and budding of pecans peaches grapes and apples. If you see trees stripped of limbs remember the V A I boys are grafting and budding and may be responsible for the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R
High School Activities Reported by G. H.
The Homemaking Club staged a Friday night play and the Glee Club may travel to Waco. Commercial law class members might observe a real class by accident. Juniors and seniors plan a banquet as four weeks of school remain. Seniors will publish one more Reflector and have aired two radio programs on KRRV. Senior Day plans are undecided and invitations have been ordered. Better watch out, you may get one.
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Pisa
Glee Club
Waco
Commercial Law
KRRV
G. H
Reflector to be edited by upperclassmen and freshmen
For three weeks the junior sophomore and freshman English classes will edit the Reflector. They will likely learn how it feels to scramble for material to write. The juniors will get a glimpse of what they face next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
Homemakers Present Radio Program at White Wright High
The White Wright High School homemakers staged a Friday radio program at 2 30 p m featuring songs by club members Mary Dale King hosted and gave a club history Una Fae Berby read Jonnie B Robbins recited the creed Betty Jane Harper spoke on the Smile Girl Doretha Darwin joined a panel and the event showcased club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
Mary Dale King
Una Fae Blackerby
Jonnie B. Robbins
Betty Jane Harper
Protector for Women CARDUS aids digestion and relief
This advertisement promotes CARDUS as a daily protector for women against menstrual distress caused by malnutrition. It claims to reduce headaches nervousness cramps and digestive issues by boosting vitality and gastric juice flow. The note says CARDUS has been popular for over 50 years and can be taken before and during menstruation.
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Cardus
Community club members praised by multiple speakers
Helen Childress Grace Harris Martha Jo Conner Lotta Faye Brown and Lucille Starr discussed aims and accomplishments. Jim Jernigan of Pilot Point phoned the studio to say he enjoyed the program and hinted at a potential frame up, inviting Mr Montgomery to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Childress
Grace Harris
Martha Jo Conner
Lotta Faye Brown
Lucille Starr
Jim Jernigan
Pilot Point
Mr. Montgomery
I. H
Lemon Juice Recipe for Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An inexpensive home remedy claims to ease rheumatic arthritis and neuritis pain within 48 hours. The plan uses Ru Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice, taken 2 tablespoons twice daily, with a money back guarantee if relief is not felt.
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Jack Lackey
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Cathleen Blackerby
Dorothy Booker
Drunette Farley
Mildred Fleming
Marjorie Henderson
Imogene Head
Evelyn Hill
Emma
S. H. Montgomery Agency
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Trenton
Joy Wilson
Madill
Okla
Durant
van Alstyne
Sherman
Blue Ridge
Marjorie Donaghey
Tom Bean
Bonham
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Federal Deposit Insurance
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