Whitewright Junior Class Reflector Staff List
A compact roster from the WHS Reflector notes staff roles for the Whitewright High School junior class publication. It lists editors co editor features society sports reporters and names several staffers associated with the junior class page.
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Whitewright High School
Reflector
Teddy Blackerby
Linda Kent
Dorothy Shepherd Society
Margie Murphy Sports
Marshall Miller
Cadets From W.HLS Enroll In Marine Academy
Jim Emerson son of Mrs. Martha Emerson attends the Marine Academy in Harlingen Texas as a sophomore this semester. Reported from home another W.H.S. student Danny Dunlap is also enrolled at the academy and said he and Jim’s company were painting while Jim worked on his rifle.
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Jim Emerson
Martha Emerson
The
Marine Academy
Harlingen
Texas
Jim
W.hls
W.H.S
Danny Dunlap
Beta Club Welcomes New Members After Meeting
The Beta Club invited eight students to join after demanding a 90 midterm average and an 85 maintaining grade. The 25 member club then heard committee reports on the beta sponsored junior high basketball tournament and a devotional on Stop Look and Listen before adjournment by President Becky Blanton.
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Debbie Dyer
Sallye Spencer
Cathy Hicks
Martha House
Nancy Williams
Sandra Shepherd
Cristie Johnson
David Wilson
Becky Blanton
Kathie Giddings
New Library Additions At High School
Miss Groner announces the High School library gains several new books including Madame Curie The Agony and the Ecstasy Hot Rod The Caine Mutiny The Iliad and the Odyssey of Homer Drums Along the Mohawk Adventures of Don Quixote Good Bye Mr Chips Seventeenth Summer For Whom the Bell Tolls The Oregon Trail Aku Aku The Grapes of Wrath and Kon-Tiki The additions are described as a great asset welcomed by students and faculty.
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Miss Groner
Madame Curie
Don Quixote
New Books Fuel Library Growth Hopeful Outlook
R H notes the library’s collections expand as more books arrive and discusses ongoing efforts to grow services and resources for the community.
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Junior Class Rehearsals For Hessie of the Hills
Rehearsals have begun for the Junior Class production Hessie of the Hills a hillbilly farce scheduled for March 17. The cast under sponsor Mrs Sullivan is aided by committees on lighting props tickets and management as seventh period rehearsals continue.
Miss Linda Groner Teacher Spotlight at W.H.S
This week the school honors Linda Groner a librarian and tutor at W.H.S and Tom Bean High School. A Sadler-Southmayd High School and East Texas State University alumna she enjoys horseback riding and shrimp. Her duties include library order cataloging new books and running orderly study halls. Best wishes for her future life from M. T.
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Linda Groner
Six Beta Club Members Attend Ninth Beta Convention
Six Beta Club members Becky Blanton Rhonda Bonds Sharon Chesser Kathie Giddings Cynthia Marlow and Rodney Nicely attended the ninth annual Beta Convention at the Baker Hotel in Dallas. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs David Johnson. The group registered after arrival and joined the first general session, then attended the banquet and dance Saturday night.
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Baker Hotel
Dallas
Becky Blanton
Rhonda Bonds
Sharon Chesser
Kathie Giddings
Cynthia Marlow
Rodney Nicely
David John
Enjoyable Spending Spree at North Park During Trip
A memorable part of the journey was a money spending spree at North Park, highlighting a cheerful shopping spree and hospitality experiences. The event reflects carefree travel moments and festive spending patterns.
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North Park
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Tigerettes win West Zone District title in hard fought final
The W H S Tigerettes upset Collinsville Pirates 37 34 to capture the West Zone district championship Friday night. Coach McDaniel leads Pam Fagan Jan Bilmer Debbie Dyer Cindy McCasland Wanda Shaw Geneva Layman Kay Badgett Helen Melton Susan Holloway Susie Bodine Janis Hennig Linda Melton Jana Wilson on the winning squad as fans cheer them toward the East Zone division title.
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W.H.S. Tigerettes
Collinsville Pirates
Fighting Tigerettes
McDaniel
Tigerettes
Pam Fagan
Jan Bilmner
Debbie Dyer
Cindy McCasland
Wanda Shaw
Geneva Layman
Kay Badgett
Helen Melton
Susan Holloway
Susie Bodine
Janis Hennig
Linda Melton
Jana Wilson
Whitewright Riding Club wins Fort Worth parade title
From 75 entries in the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show parade the Whitewright Riding Club took first place for horses riding precision and appearance Their outfits feature white rigging turquoise chaps and vests white shirts identical hats and black string ties Brenda Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs O V Barker was named Queen of the Rodeo and led the Grand Entry The first place secures the club a top spot in next year s Fat Stock Show parade Officers are Woodley McCarley president Billy Hardin vice president Charles Wortham secretary and George Pittman treasurer.
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Fort Worth
Whitewright Riding Club
Brenda Barker
O. V. Barker
Woodley McCarley
Billy Hardin
Charles Wortham
George Pittman
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Global airline traffic in 1966 reaches 200 million
World airline traffic in 1966, excluding Soviet and Chinese planes, totaled about 200 million passengers. This figure was carried by 111 member airlines of the International Civil Aviation Organization, reflecting growth in postwar air travel and ICAO network expansion.
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Soviet Union
Red China
International Civil Aviation Organization
Irs the Law in TEXAS
A public service feature by the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas explains how tax deductions may apply to casualty losses. It covers qualifying events such as fire and storms and notes tests for external cause, suddenness, and the link between mishap and damage with examples including wind, vandalism, and natural disasters. Written by Will Bernard.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
TV Families Reach Two or More Sets in U S Homes
A survey by the Advertising Research Foundation finds 24 percent of American households now own two or more television sets, up from 18 percent two years ago. The report notes broader TV ownership across age groups and regions.
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The
Advertising Research Foundation
February events shape early U S institutions and groups
A brief look back at key February milestones: the Supreme Court's first session in New York with Chief Justice Jay presiding. Roosevelt's 1937 judiciary reorganization proposals. 1897 DC meeting that formed the National Congress of Mothers, forerunner of PTAs. 1878 first world telephone directory listing 50 subscribers. 1905 Rotary Club founded by Paul Harris and three colleagues after noting city strangers' unwelcoming reception.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Royal Exchange Building
New York City
John Jay
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington
D.C
National Congress of Mothers
Parent- Teacher Association
New Haven Connecticut Telephone Company
Paul Harris
Chicago
Rotary Club
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