Seccsan Pacer Rosters Faculty and Staff Leaders
Seccsan Pacer lists Robt L Doss as editor in chief and Gladys Ray as faculty adviser with a staff roster including Billie Earl Montgomery Merle Robbins Ruth Jopling David Smith Mary Lena Reeves Inez Coffey Thomas Sears Monabelle Biggerstaff Albert Lea Jackson naming key roles and names.
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Seccsan Pacer Robt. L. Doss Segreesanthony
Gladys Ray
Billie Earl Montgomery
Merle Robbins
Ruth Jopling
David Smith
Mary Lena Reeves
Inez Coffey Thomas Sears Monabelle Biggerstaff
Albert Lea Jackson
Rivalry Lingers Between Van Alstyne and Whitewright
An unsigned editorial notes ongoing student rivalry between Van Alstyne and Whitewright despite equal talent. It recalls past contests with misdirected hostility and criticizes crowds for booing referees, urging decency at future games.
Ready for April Interscholastic Meet Call to Students
The article urges students to join the Literary Division of the County Interscholastic meet in April. It notes N Manning aims to train the track team while H W Key coaches basketball, and it encourages capable students to try again after last year’s lone cup.
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N. Manning
H. W. Key
Einstein Formula for Success Sees Work Play Silence
Prof Albert Einstein offered a life success formula: a equals x plus y plus z where x is work and y is play. The interviewer asked what z stands for, and Einstein replied that z is keeping your mouth shut.
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Albert Einstein
Christian Register
Escape From Death In Blizzard by Indian Fighter
Recount references to Dr Vizetelly and the famous Indian fighter with tales from the Old West. The piece mentions a near death escape by crawling into a freshly killed carcass to survive a blizzard on the plains.
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Old West
Associated Press
Kansas City Star
Reflector Receives High School Newspaper Handbook
The Reflector staff obtained a High School Newspaper Handbook from the Interscholastic League Bureau aimed at members of the Interscholastic League Press Conference. It explains news basics coverage editorial writing and offers helpful suggestions.
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Reflector
Interscholastic League Bureau
R. J
Bus christened after Van Alstyne triple header
Twenty seven students rode the school bus to Van Alstyne for a three game event featuring Van Alstyne high school girls and boys teams against Van Alstyne and Whitewright. The bus was christened on its first trip amid high school spirit and plans for future excursions.
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van Alstyne
van Alstyne High School
Whitewright “Ringers
van “Outsiders
M. R
The Enchanted Church Haunted Legend on a Summer Night
An August night on a porch leads to a Quaker church tale. Indians attack, storms ruin, and a minister dies during a first service. The ruined church stands as a legend whispered by descendants and local boys seeking bravado.
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Jeff
America
Men Against the Sea reviewed in Herald Tribune
The New York Herald Tribune reviews Charles Nordoff and Norman Hall's Men Against the Sea, detailing Captain Bligh and nineteen sailors adrift after the Bounty mutiny. The piece notes storm, starvation, and narrowly averted disaster, with later discoveries of mutineers' descendants shaping the tale. A second review of Dorothy Wordsworth by Selincourt appears.
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Charles Nordoff and
Norman Hall
New York Herald Tribune
Bounty
South Seas
Captain Cook
Dorothy Wordsworth
Selincourt
Tigers Sweep Van Alstyne In Doubleheader Victory
The Whitewright Tigers defeated Van Alstyne twice, 24 28 in the first game and 23 19 in the second, on Friday and Saturday nights. Dixon led scoring with 16 points in the opener and 10 in the rematch, while Van Alstyne’s Allen had 8 points in the second game. Booing by Whitewright fans led to eight free throws for a Van Alstyne player, and both games drew large crowds. Starting lineups featured Dixon Adams McKinney Wilson Brown for Whitewright and Allen Neal Russell Webb Hall for Van Alstyne.
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Tigers
van Alstyne
Dixon
Whitewright
Russell
Allen
Adams
McKinney
Wilson
Brown
Neal
Webb
Hall
W H S Girls Compete in Trenton Tourney
The W H S girls basketball team traveled to Trenton for a tourney with Desert Whitewright Westminster Pike and others. The Dodd sisters fouled out ending hopes as Westminster defeated W H S 24 12. In a consolation game W H S won 25 7.
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Trenton
Desert
Whitewright
Westminster
Pike
Dodd Sisters
I. C
Dressed Up Team Loses Debut in New Uniforms
The girls basketball team suffered a 8 to 37 defeat Friday night as Van Alstyne won. The piece blames unfamiliar uniforms for the poor play and hopes for better training and organization when opponents visit.
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van Alstyne
M. R
Night Visit to the Old Church Legend
The village youth visit an old church at dusk and vanish. Shouts fill the night as a rider in a black robe on a horse leads others tethered behind. Fearing for their lives, villagers flee and abandon the settlement as the tale grows into legend.
Cardus Helps Woman Rebuild Health and Strength
Mrs. F. H. Scott of Roanoke Virginia describes severe back pain weakness and pale appearance. After taking Cardus on her mother's advice she used three bottles and gained weight color returned and pain left. Cardus sold by local druggists.
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Cardus
F. H. Scott
Roanoke
Campus Notes At W. H. S Report Ex-Students Visit
Ex students visited W H S including N B Nicholson freshly at E T S T C. Others listed are Dick Montgomery Billie White Maurice Wright Madge Sears Clyde Johnson Johnnie V Dossey and Frances Bryant An other Hudgins left without notice Nova Bryant returns with Will Bryant and Martha Bryant moving from Wichita Falls Fabens The Freshman flag vanished over the weekend and Murl Ryan warns Gulf gasoline may ruin a car.
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N. B. Nicholson
Dick Montgomery
Billie White
Maurice Wright
Madge Sears
Clyde Johnson
Johnnie V. Dossey
Frances Bryant
Anther Hudgins
East Texas State
Virginia Lindsay
Mabel King
Nova Bryant
Will Bryant
Martha Bryant
Will
Nova
Wichita Falls
Martha
Fabens
Sunset Quips and Quick Wits in a Jokes Panel
A daughter Dorothy Nicholson and friends trade playful lines about sunset, marriage, and candy. L E Garner jokes about marriage prospects. Miss Boone teases J Lee about candy. Woody Belew compresses a lesson on economy by using rubber heels after losing an eraser.
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Mr. Key
Woody Belew
New Term Starts and Hopes Rise Among Students
Mid term marks a fresh start as students vow to study harder and raise grades while teachers question the sincerity of resolutions. The piece urges students to prove their ambition and do their best for personal profit.
Old Courses End New Onos Begin
There are several changes this week with half credit subjects civics solid geometry and physiology finished and economics trigonom etry and physical geography to be studied in their place. Freshmen finish literature and will study grammar while sophomores take up classics.
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R. J
Local Notables Yet to Drive in Vintage Cars
Details tease about community residents with scattered notes on driving habits school life and weekend events. Mentions Johnnie Ruth Smith Betty Mae Phillips Christine Williams Anna Lee Yowell Merle Flemings Imogene Alexander Marl Ryan J B Cates and Brown with references to Saturdays and nights.
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Johnnie Ruth Smith
Betty Mae Phillips
Christine Williams
Trenton
Anna Lee Yowell
Merle Flemings
Farmersville
Imogene Alexander
Ruth Smith
Marl Ryan
J.B. Cates
Brown
Pen Portraits Of Famous Seniors
A high school senior profile highlights a tall black haired boy noted for his arguments and popularity among peers. He is described as a famous mail carrier at school and is connected with Miss Ray's room. Another Ely-born brunette senior with a Lisp attracts attention.
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Miss Ray
Ely
Freckles Reference Sparks Gentle Local Banter
A brief exchange humorously contrasts two men named J. C. Hannah about freckles and eye color, reflecting a light social moment in a small community. Miss Ray asks about the book Freckles while J. C. Hannah jokes his hue is brown.
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Miss Ray
J. C
J. C. Hannah
W. J
United States to Reach One Million Miles of Surfaced Highways
At the current construction pace the nation will soon boast about 1,000,000 miles of surfaced highways. The projection reflects ongoing road programs and long term planning shaping a vast transport network.
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United States
Carnations Lead Ligurian Flower Industry Worth 13 Million
The Liguria region of Italy reports its flower sector valued above 13 million dollars annually with carnations as the premier crop.
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Liguria
Italy
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