Whitewright High School Football Banquet Highlights
The Whitewright Pep Squad honored the football squad with a December banquet at the First Methodist Church. Guests included 87 attendees with gold and black decor, tributes from co captains Y B Kaiser and Eugene Thornhill, drum major Irene Kent, yell leaders, and many students. Several pairs of students were seen socializing, reflecting on a season that featured a freshmen victory over grammar school 14 0 at Bryant Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Bryant Field
Jack McSpedden
Terry Miller
Sprout Johnson
Mr. Montgomery
Y. B. Kaiser
Pat Gray
Kelly Pierson
McCorstin
King
Ist
Ist Downs
R. A
Whitewright High School
First Methodist
Whitewright Tigers
Caraway
Dorothy Wallace
Irene Kent
Eugene Thornhill
Nancy Wilson
Bells
Patsy Moore
Perry Kite
Janis Jayne Horton
Bettye Lou Reeves
Lou Rae Holcomb
Jackie Nossaman
Barbara Williams
Zoe Vestal
Kara Williams
Bettye Reeves
Betty Darwin
Betty Rich
Joanne Grammer
Whitewright
Let The Wedding Bells Ring One-Act Presented
This week English IV classes presented a one act play Let The Wedding Bells Ring. Cast included Alice Davis Billy Wayne Morris Dorothy Wallace Pat Gray Eugene Thornhill Betty Anne Darwin Irene Kent Doris Hunter Joanne Gram mer Elda Cambron Ross Alexander Billy Mack Williams Johnnye Mac Vestal William Leard and Jack Mc Spedden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Burchfield
Louise Selman
Billy Jack Blackerby
Jimmie Nell Walker
Pat Gray
Betty Darwin
Bobby Golden
Joanne Grammer
Sprout Johnson
Dorothy Wallace
Y. B. Kaiser
Jackie Nossaman
Dan Kent
Patsy Parnell
Eugene Thornhill
Lou Rae Holcomb
Jack Stephens
Jane Meador
Kelly Pierson
Doris Hunter
Joe Parnell
Betty Blackerby
Terry Miller
Bettye Reeves
Jack McSpedden
Joan Huseman
William King
Billye Faye Dillon
Billy Mack Williams
Jessie Franklin
Ross Alexander
Betty Rich
Alice Davis
Billy Wayne Morris
Betty Anne Darwin
Irene Kent
Elda Cambron
Johnnye Mac Vestal
William Leard
Agriculture classes move into six more weeks of study
As agriculture classes advance into another six weeks, the first year class plans to study swine and shop work after completing soil conservation. The third year class finishes balanced rations and the boys will begin wood and metal work under B. J. B.
Students Vie for Seventeen Short Story Prize
The English IV class studies short stories and each member must submit an original piece by Friday. Works by Stevenson Malory Conrad and Barrie have been read. Sev enteen offers prizes for top stories by pupils under sixteen, and many students plan to enter.
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Stevenson
Malory
Conrad
Barrie
Seventeen
New Basketball Suits Arrive for Girls Team
In gratitude for twelve new basketball suits donated by Mr. Caraway, the girls pledge to win every game this year. The improved apparel is praised as prettier and nicer, hoped to inspire greater effort during practice and help earn another suit in future games.
Bookkeeping seniors complete cycle in record keeping
The seniors taking bookkeeping have finished a complete cycle in maintaining records. They will tackle a new problem and carry it through the full cycle process. They began immediately after the second six weeks period.
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D. N
Civics Class Progress in Texas Constitution Study
A civics class reports strong engagement while studying the Texas Constitution over six weeks, building on twelve weeks of Government activities learning. J. M. notes steady progress and knowledge gains.
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J. M
Dear Santa: a tall paper dolly and a car like Clifton
A collection of handwritten Christmas requests from children asking Santa for dolls, cars, candy, and lighthearted gifts. Several entries mention people by name, with playful spellings and festive requests reflecting hopes for happiness and simple treats.
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Santa
Charles
L. V's
Clifton
Lou
School Firework Ban Urged by Mr Caraway
Mr Caraway urges no fireworks in the school building citing fire danger and risk of injury to students and staff. He asks full cooperation to protect people and property.
Agriculture calendar to include spraying and tips
Last year the agriculture boys published birthday calendars with advertisements and birthdays marked on the days. This year the calendar adds helpful agronomy notes under each date such as when to spray insects and identify bad trees. Names on the calendar cost ten cents and calendars are twenty five cents each. contact Mr Barker or an ag boy to purchase or place a name.
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Mr. Barker
Ag. Boys
Assembly Pageant Highlights Park Flirtation Skits
Mrs Roddy s speech class staged an assembly program featuring skits and pantomimes led by students including Jack McSpedden Melva Allen and Terry Miller The Park Flirtation The Crooked Mouth Family The AH Stunt The First Cigarette The Dime Novel The Family Car and One Word Alone were performed Several students and Bettye Reeves provided piano numbers at the close
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Roddy
Jack McSpedden
Melva Allen
Terry Miller
Crooked Mouth Family
Charles Caldwell
Hazel Neal
Alice Davis
Billy Wayne Morris
Patsy Pannel
Doris Hunter
Irene Kent
Jimmy McSpedden
Donald Neal
William Leard
Joanne Grammer
Eugene Thornhill
Bettye Reeves
Joan Huseman
Pat Gray
P. G
Gossip Gallery features 46 Ford club coupe picks and Westminster pair
Husie backs a 46 Ford club coupe with Richard Brown of Westminster. Patsy is urged to consider six Whitewright suitors including Y. B. Dan Jack and Roby. Continued on next page.
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Husie
Richard Brown
Westminster
Patsy
Whitewright
Y. B
Dan
Jack
Roby
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Joe
Miss Neathery
Ral
Colin Blossom
Cotillion
OLD South Surfe
FP. F. A
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Sinclair
Texas
Sinclair Refining Company
H. L. Bradshaw
Sherman
Mae
P. S
Santa Claus
Loren Paul
Ceute
Betty Anne
Hortense
Ruth
Jackie
Dorothy
Bettye Lou
Joanne
Irene
Bill
Kelly
Paul
Doris
Betty Lou
Mr. Claus
Santy Claus
J. O
Don
V. A. Calendars
Gossip
Joe Marsh
Cuppers
Nebraska
Vermont
Dee
Jane
Alabama
United States Brewers Foundation
San
Linxwiler’s
Denison, Texas
Chenille
Main Street
Denison
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