High School Reflector Scores and Cheer Rankings
The Reflector lists editors and reporters and notes S&S scoring 30 to 18 over Tigerettes after a slow third quarter and a stronger fourth. It also records class listings with nicknames and a consolation game 29 to 22 against Leonard at Trenton with Pam Fagan as top scorer for Whitewright.
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Leonard
Trenton
Pam Fagan
Whitewright
Sarah Gail Johnson
Harriet Stephens
Deadline set for date reports before banquet
A deadline is set for reporting dates to the ban quet. All dates must be reported to Miss Neal before April 12. This gives the Juniors two weeks to arrange seating and final preparations.
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Neal
Sophomore Class Assembly at W H S Delights Students
The Sophomore Class staged an assembly at W H S on Friday afternoon starting with the Pledge of Allegiance. A skit depicted a typical study hall and the show entertained the audience while teasing student behavior. The seniors will present the next program and students praised the performances.
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A.L.F
Beta Club Organizing At Whitewright High School
The school formed a Beta Club with officers elected led by President Jackie Meador and Vice President Carolyn Mullins. Membership includes seniors Judy Gosnell and Doris Tillett among others. life memberships require a fee and club growth is expected as grades and conduct improve. In another note, Honey Grove Warriors defeated Whitewright Tigers 74 to 40 with Curtis Tillett scoring 14 for Whitewright.
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Jackie Meador
Carolyn Mullins
Doris Tillett
Bill White
Pattye Badgett
Delinda Blackerby
Kay Buchanan
Delores Denton
Judy Gosnell
Glenda Hicks
Sammy Montgomery
Dumpy Cureton
Anna Franklin
Shirley Janway
Barbara Andrew
Susan Blackerby
Curtis Tillett
Barbara Shepherd
Dickie Leonardi
Nancy McKinney
Mickie Meador
Karen Darwin
Fightin’ Tigers
Honey Grove Warriors
Tigers
Warriors
Honey Grove
Whitewright
Wariors
John Underwood
Burl Gray
Tigers Fall Short to Honey Grove 33 29
Whitewright B team led briefly but Honey Grove pulled ahead to win 33 to 29. David Samuels scored 18 for Whitewright and Larry Ryan 8, while Jim Brewer 8 and James Fuller 7 led Honey Grove. Jim Bilmner and Eddie Range shined on defense.
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Whitewright
Tigers
David Samuels
Larry Ryan
Jim Bilmner
Eddie Range
Honey Grove
Jim Brewer
James Fuller
Tigerettes Lose To S & 5S In Friday Game
Friday night the Tigerettes were defeated by S and 5S. In the first quarter S and S scored 7 points while the Tigerettes made 2. The second quarter saw the Tigerettes speed up and score 7 as S and S added 7.
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Tigerettes
S & 5S
S&s
AMPED UP MEMOIR OF A HYPERACTIVE STUDENT
A playful fragment about a student transitioning from grade school to high school eager for fun and parties. The voice highlights mischief toward teachers and a carefree, energetic outlook on daily life with a focus on being constantly on the move and enjoying every moment.
The Ideal Sophomore Boy and Girl Listed in Class Notes
A humorous portrait lists the ideal traits of a sophomore boy and girl with named peers in hair teeth complexion clothes and more. A separate section titles PET PEEVES AROUND WHL lists students and their annoyances including lies cheating bragging cold buses broken bones and other gripes.
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Mark Mckinney
Curtis Tillett
Joe Hennig
Terry Edwards
Car
del Sears
Bobby Andrew
James Shaw
Kenny Langford
Manners
Bill White
John Holloway
Jeannie Deeds
Dorothy Burchfield
Barbara Shepherd
Susan Blackerby
Diana Slaughter
Toosie Schwienning
Anita Frisby
Linda Coppton
Gail Wilson
Sandra Samuels
Laura L
Jimmy F
Bobby A
Mike S
Chuck C
Patricia J
Junior High Girls Win Two Trophies in Weekend Bouts
The junior high girls basketball team earned two trophies over the weekend. They placed third in a Howe consolation after beating Bells 28 6 and then defeated Pottsboro 25 9. They also secured a trophy at the Trenton tournament.
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Howe
Trenton
Bells
Pottsboro
Ask Yourself These Questions About Local Newspaper Needs
A Kaufman Herald item presents a list of questions to consider before hiring out-of-town printing or services. It emphasizes local economic support and civic involvement through local payrolls, advertising, and community projects. The humor follows with a joke about replacing a cook with an array of automatic household devices.
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Chicago
Austin
Waco
Dallas
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Harold Goode Deceased
In Grayson County Texas original Letters of Administration were issued to Lillie Mae Goode on January 31 1963. Creditors must present claims within the legal period by mailing to Lillie Mae Goode 1901 Monterey Street Denison or to R C Slagle Jr Attorney at Law Drawer C Sherman.
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Harold Goode
Grayson County
Texas
Lillie Mae Goode
Monterey Street
Denison
R. C. Slagle, Jr
Sherman
Whitewright Sun
Retirement focal point as Frankfurter illness sparks court reshuffle
The Daily Oklahoman notes Justice Frankfurter's illness could enable President Kennedy to appoint new justices. With Black nearing 80 and likely retirement signals, a liberal-leaning successor may occur, though Black himself is already very liberal.
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Frankfurter
Kennedy
Justice Black
Black
Daily
Oklahoman
Wallet Found with Mysterious Note Prompts Luck Comment
In San Pedro California police recovered six bills totaling 120 dollars and an unsigned note claiming the money was found in a wallet. The note said I was tempted but have since faced bad luck and a hurt conscience.
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San Pedro
Calif
U S Missile Lead About Soviets in Missiles
U S munition experts say the United States leads in missiles of most types. The first 20 Minutemen ICBMs are operating in Montana with 800 more authorized. Titans Atlases and Polaris missiles plus many intermediate and medium range missiles broaden U S capability. Some say Soviets outnumber in medium range but cannot reach the United States from Russia.
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U. S
Soviet Russia
Montana
Russia
Cuba
Man Believes Marriage Aids Society By Avoiding Government Blame
A speaker argues every man needs a wife to handle issues that cannot be blamed on government. He says domestic partnership provides stability and reduces public policy burdens.
Legal Notice in Grayson County Texas 1963
The State of Texas serves a legal citation to Joel W Hagee and listed unknown heirs in suit No 68837 filed January 8 1963 by Payne's Chapel AME Church You are required to answer by February 25 1963 before the 15th District Court in Sherman Grayson County The suit seeks restitution quiet title and removal of cloud on Tract One Lot 6 north of Brockett Street and Lot 3 in Block 1 G W Bonds Second Addition and Tract Two the west 75 feet of parts of Lots 5 4 and 1 in Block 3 of the same addition. If not served within 90 days citation is unserved.
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A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Payne’s Chapel A.M.E. Church
Joel W. Hagee
Brockett Street
G. W. Bond
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
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