World War lecture presented at high school auditorium
The World War lecture with pictorial illustrations was shown in the high school auditorium on Monday afternoon. It drew many students from both the high school and grammar school and was sponsored by the P T A. Two new seniors, Bernice and Anna Hopkins, joined the class, and a minstrel show for the athletic fund may be directed by Mr H B Crosby in the near future.
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P.T. A
Bernice
Anna Hopkins
H. B. Crosby
Silent Bell Marks End of Morning School Tone
A long cherished bell once rang eight o clock to signal study hours at the former Grayson College high school. It is now silent due to inconvenience, remembered for memorial ring during Mr. P J Pierce’s death, while local football reports highlight Whitewright 38 and Whitesboro 0 victory details.
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Grayson College
P. J. Pierce
Whispering in the study hall is forbidden
A student author cautions that whispering in the study hall harms focus and study quality. The piece argues obedience to school rules builds lifelong discipline and warns against distracting others as a duty of being a keeper for fellow students.
Tigers Close Season With Victory
Coach Crosby's Tigers finished the season with a victory in a final game that capped the campaign.
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Tigers
Crosby
Sophomore Class Plans Christmas Paper for English Course
The Friday meeting of the sophomore class created a Christmas paper project due for December 19. Velma Bennett was elected editor-in-chief and Mary Gae Wood as assistant, marking a key step in completing the English composition course.
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Velma Bennett
Mary Gae Wood
Arrival of Lab Chemicals Ends Waiting Period
The long awaited chemicals for the laboratory have arrived and will be used in experiments. Work had been delayed due to the delay in supplies.
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American Iron and Metal Company
Whitewright
Red Top
Social visitors pass through Sherman and nearby towns
Miss Veneta Jenkins and Miss Mary Lee Andrews visited in Sherman on Saturday. Miss Margaret Higgenbotham and Miss Vonda Lee Stateville also visited Sherman, while Houston Young and Harold Garner were seen in Bells and Trenton respectively. Miss Stella England traveled to Paris and Dallas, with Miss Gradie Fae Coley in Dallas for the weekend. A joke exchange ends with a trolley track pun.
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Sherman
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George Gordon Pope
Jack Ryon
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Margaret Pierce
Velma Bennett
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Raymond Chambers
Humorous Exchanges From A Humble Household
A jumble of light vignettes shows couples and families sparring over honesty marriage and daily life. Doctors lawyers and neighbors trade quips while Velma Lee Opal and Mary Lou reveal opinions on vows singing and devotion amid witty misunderstandings and playful misreadings.
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