High School Reflector Reports Debating Trip on Socialized Medicine
The high school debating team, led by sponsor Mrs Jack Lackey and accompanied by Mr Key, traveled to Denison to hear a Rialto theatre debate on socialized medicine. University of Kansas proponents Rhodes and McKay argued affirmative, Texas UT pair Witt and Tom Moore the negative, with the negative winning. The group had earlier attended a Dallas broadcast from Scott Hall on Sunday December 10 and enjoyed the trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Key
Jonnie B. Robbins
Dorotha Darwin
Laverne Kilgree
Velma Holland
Marjorie Donaghey
Brother Gillett
Bob Sears
Lynal J. Moore
Denison
Rialto Theatre
Rhodes
McKay
University of Kansas
Tom
V A I Identifies Shrubs In Student Classroom Activity
V A I III class students learned shrub names and practiced identifying them. An identification test last Friday showed the class needs more study before Christmas. After break the course will cover landscaping and plan a campus beautification effort.
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R. R
Whitewright Tigers defeat Leonard in midweek game
Whitewright Tigers under coach S. T. Montgomery earned a well deserved victory over Leonard on Wednesday night in Leonard. After Leonard opened with a hoop, Whitewright connected for several scores and held a 3 to 2 edge at the end of the first quarter as Leonard briefly moved ahead again.
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S. T. Montgomery
Whitewright Tigers
Leonard
Tigers
White Wright Edges In Front In Second Half
In the second quarter White Wright pulled ahead as LesLie Andrew and Albert Thornton combined on fast breaks and quick passes. The half ended 8 to 6 and the game finished 21 to 15 in favor of White Wright.
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Whitewright
Leslie Andrew
Albert Thornton
D. T
Students Debate School Dancing Policy at Council Meetings
The Student Council, Miss Williams, Mr. Manning, and Mr. Key held several sessions to resolve whether dancing should be allowed at school events. A final questionnaire covered attitudes toward dancing and religion to gauge student opinion. The issue dominates discussion while other matters wait.
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Miss Williams
Manning
Key
C. D
Science Class Studying Magnetism and Electricity
The general science class under Mr. Russ studied magnetism and electricity. They learned how objects become magnets and how a magnet works, and explored different kinds of electricity. On Monday December 18 the class examined the relation between electricity and chemical energy.
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Russ
Typing Class Progress Notes From School Lab
A fourth period typing lab fills with steady keyboard clicks as students race through speed tests typing letters magazine articles and advertisements. The ads proved tricky, yet the class persists with effort and practice under instructor guidance.
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J. W
Study of Adjustment Letters in Business Class
The business English class under Mrs. Kennemer studied four kinds of adjustment letters. They wrote and typed examples for their notebooks after reviewing the plans. They also collected external business letters and categorized them by type.
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Kennemer
I. H
English II Club Meets for Weekly Program
The English II Club under Mrs Roddy met Friday during the regular class period for its weekly program. Program chairman Helen Childress led with Grace Con.
Christmas program lists acts and decorations
The class staged a holiday program with acts by J C Hastings Louise Wilson J Frank Wilson and others. It featured poems jokes games and a gossip segment led by Ruby Holcomb as director. Red cellophane bows silver stars red lights and a colored tree created the festive theme with sled place cards and bells.
George Hansard Murder Trial By Civics Class
Civics students under Mr Manning staged a trial on Monday December 11 titled the George Hansard Murder Case. Mildred Fleming and Cecil Owen wrote it with Fleming portraying the defendant accused of killing Mr Hansard with a butcher knife. Prosecutors Birt Russell and Rudolph Russell led witness examinations while a six member jury returned a verdict of life imprisonment. the class enjoyed the exercise.
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Civics
Mr. Manning
George Hansard
Mildred Fleming
Cecil Owen
Hansard
Birt Russell
Rudolph Russell
Marilyn Smith
Irene Mitchell
Louise McSpedden
Modene Vineyard
Martha Jo Darwin
Frances Riddle
Manning
M. S
Home Making III Class Plans Dinners Under Miss Williams
The Home Making III class under Miss Williams plans, cooks, and serves dinners with success. This week the students study calories and prepare a one day menu showing the required calorie intake for each student.
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Miss Williams
Christmas Program Presented By English Club With Readings
The English III S. O. S. Club met on Friday December 15 and presented a program led by president Jonnie B Robbins and program chair Marie Badgett. Readings included Origin of Christmas by Pascal Connally Christmas in Other Lands by Mozelle Marley My Christmas in Monterrey Mexico by Mrs Lackey and jokes by Estelle Lewis Brother Gillett and games led by Jarvis D Maddox and Billie Jack Harper.
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Jonnie B. Robbins
Marie Badgett
Pascal Connally
Story
Estelle Lewis
Mozelle Marley
Brother Gillett
Jarvis D. Maddox
Billie Jack Harper
Monterrey
Mexico
Mrs. Lackey
E. B
Football Banquet Arouses Christmas Spirit
Coach S. T. Montgomery spoke at the annual football banquet held Saturday night in the high school auditorium. The Pep Squad hosted the event, with the P. T. A. serving. Decorations featured red, white, and silver to express holiday cheer. The tables resembled large white packages wrapped in festive display.
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S. T. Montgomery
P.T. A
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Marjorie Henderson
Imogene Head
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