High School Reflector Staff Listing
The High School Reflector lists Anita Frisby editor Susan Blackerby and Gail Wilson sports editor Joe Hennig as staff together with assistants John Holloway Curtis Tillett and Bill White. Barbara Andrew and Patsy Neal manage activities with Toosie Schwiening and Barbara Shepherd as typists.
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Anita Frisby
Susan Blackerby
Gail Wilson
Joe Hennig
John Holloway
Curtis Tillett
Bill White
Barbara Andrew
Patsy Neal
Toosie Schwiening
Barbara Shepherd
Whitewright Jr. High boys dominate tournament run
Whitewright Jr. High boys beat Leonard 27 23 in overtime to reach semifinals then top Ector 28 20 led by Bill Montgomery Marshall Miller and Chucky Watkins. They also edged Trenton 24 23 with Trenton taking second. Girls’ events saw Ector win the girls finals 25 17 over Blue Ridge with Blue Ridge second and Gould consolation trophies awarded.
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Whitewright Jr. High
Whitewright
Leonard
Ector
Bill
Wilt) Montgomery
Marshall
Bob Coosey
Howe
Blue Ridge
van Alstyne
Bells
February 2022 Denison Junior High and Career Day Events
Readable items list events at Denison Golden Rule School. February 21 features a Career Day for seniors labeled P N Senior Bar B Q. February 29 hosts a senior barbecue. February dates anchor the junior high tournament and school activities.
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Denison Golden Rule School
P. N
An Annual Reserved With One Dollar Deposit Offer
One dollar deposit paid before February 14 1964 will hold an annual for you. Up to date 230 sub-
Extensive Texas land suit targets Grayson County tract
Plaintiffs H. J. Henderson and Laura D. Henderson seek title and possession to a 12 854 acre land tract in Grayson County part of the W Garretson Survey and a 56 acre Cook tract. The defendants include numerous named heirs and administrators with unknown heirs. The case No. 69791 issues a citation returnable March 23, 1964 before the Fifteenth District Court in Sherman.
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State OF
Texas
John Stephens
Wm. M. Williams
Wm. Garretson
James B. Shannon
Thomas G. Murphy
Hiram Ryburn
Joseph Sowell
Joseph Sewell
W. C. Caruthers
Wm. C. Caruthers
G. W. Newcome
John Lambford
R. L. Harris
Theodore Davis
J. H. Sowell
T. J. Scott
Lawson Kelly
Bailey Inglish
Board of Land Commissioners
Fannin County
Joseph Murphy
Board
J. P. Hood
Hines C. Mitchell
Luna J. Aderhold
J. R. Hood
L. J. Aderhold
Heine C. Mitchell
H. C. Mitchell
John C. Blackman
L. Kelly
J. D. Woods
T. J. Crooks
W. J. Caruthers
J. M. Cook
J. J. Scattergood
Mary F. Scattergood
Mary F. Murphy
G. Murphy
S. A. Cook
D. A. Cook
S. C. Cook
R. H. Cook
Amanda Graves
Frank RK. Graves
W. D. Gordon
Laura J. Rene
Thos. G. Murphey
A. M. Keniston
Mary Keniston
G. A. Rene
Thos. G. Murphy
J. B. Shannon
Oliver LeClert
Geo. F. LeClert
Ida Burton
J. W. Murphy
Lewis Murphy
H. Clement
Olivia LeCert
Olivia LeClert
Mary E. Kenisto
D. S. Johnson
H. Clements
W. J. Clement
Sally C. Adams
M. E. Powell
Tom Clement
Bell Bangs
Joe Bangs
Roy Clement
Oliver Clement
Floyd Clement
William Clement
Albert Clement
Peggy McCord
Wm. McCord
Betty Greenfield
Daisy Hall
Charlie Hall
Josie Cosey
Fred Cosey
Harvey Clement
W. D. Gardner
Richard Clement
J. 5. Lankford
J. S. Lankford
May Lankford
Don T. Peters
May Peters
Freda S. Peters
Peter Linn
W. H. Hann
Geo. R. Curtis
Sarah L. Curtis
L. K. Cook
P. H. Finch
J. K. Miller
Augusta Peck
C. M. Burhans
G. H. Worthen
J. C. Worthen
Enoch H. Hughes
W. E. Hill
H. O. Head
F. C. Dillard
P. B. Muse
Lizzie K. Cook
Mary Cook King
A. M
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
H. J. Henderson
Laura D. Henderson
W. Garrettson Survey
Hubert J. Henderson
Thee Ko&g Railway Company
W. T. Henderson
Rupert Schindler
Schindler
Enoch Hughes
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Seniors Push For 1964 Bell Annual Subscriptions
Seniors urge purchase of annuals and Bar B Q tickets to ensure spring delivery. Two shipments have been sent to Taylor Publishing in Dallas as the class finalizes preparations for the 1964 Bell annual. Secure your name now to remember high school days and friends with this year’s senior pictures.
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Taylor Publishing Company
Dallas
Gail Wilson Named Most Beautiful Senorita
The Spanish class elected Gail Wilson as "una senorita bonita de la clase de espanol" after finalists Patsy Neal and Toosie Schwiening were eliminated. Gail is praised as a very good Spanish student meeting all qualifications for the honor.
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Una Senorita Bonita de la Clase de Espanol
Patsy Neal
Toosie Schwiening
Gail Wilson
Gail
Senior Spotlight: Evelyn Harvey of Whitewright High
Evelyn Harvey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Harvey, attends Whitewright High School since sixth grade. She has four sisters Ommie Brenda Gail and Carolyn and one brother Danny. Evelyn serves as Reflector Co Editor and Beta Club treasurer with basketball honors, aiming to finish high school. Buy your annual subscription before February 14.
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Evelyn Harvey
Ivan Harvey
Evelyn
Ommie
Brenda
Gail
Carolyn
Danny
Whitewright High School
Beverly Hillbillies
Jerry Lewis
Connie Stevens
Reflector
Pan American Student Forum Luncheon Fees Due
Spanish students are urged to pay a two dollar luncheon fee at the Pan American Student Forum from March 19 to 21, 1964. A one dollar deposit is due by February 14, and payments should be made to Mrs. Dickie or Linda Wright.
Whitewright Senior Bar-B-Q Fundraiser Night
Whitewright High school news lists a bar B Q at Firemen's Hall February 29 from 5 to 8 pm with Ernie's barbecue, beans, slaw, pie and drinks. Adults pay 1.25 while children under 12 pay 75 cents. Also notes agriculture program work and student body sympathy to the Bill Lewis family.
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Whitewright
Ernie
Whitewright High
Bill Lewis
Yearbook planning trip to Greenville for W H S Bell
Miss Neathery led five junior and senior girls to Greenville on Saturday February 1 to study yearbooks at the Balfour Company and Taylor Publishing. Linda Logan Carolyn Mullins Dumpy Cureton Anita Frisby and Gail Wilson viewed diverse samples to improve the Bell yearbook. Mrs Nanna Francis accompanied them.
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Miss Neathery
Greenville
Balfour Company
Taylor Publishing Company
Linda Logan
Carolyn Mullins
Dumpy Cureton
Anita Frisby
Gail Wilson
Bell
Nanna Francis
Beta Club Extends Appreciation For Concession Stand Help
The Beta Club thanks everyone who assisted with the concession stand during the tournament. The project succeeded due to hard work and planning. Special thanks to Meadors Implement Supply and First National Bank.
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Meador
First National Bank
Local sponsors fund new stage curtains from project proceeds
Walker's Pharmacy, Community Public Service, OK Feed Mill, and Edwards' Chevrolet sponsored trophies. The money received from this project will be added to the fund for new stage curtains.
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Walker’s Pharmacy
Community Public Service
OK Feed Mill
Edwards’ Chevrolet
Reflector Enters University Interscholastic League
The Reflector has joined the University Interscholastic League to gain expert publication advice and critique yearlong papers. Members become eligible for literary contests in journalism and related fields. The Texas High School Press Association will meet at Texas Woman's University December 3 4 5 1964 for a convention clinic to aid young writers.
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Whitewright High School
Texas High School Press Association
Texas Woman's University
Lunch menu for week with daily hot meals and sides
Monday to Friday meals listed including dishes such as Carl's sausage with peas and corn, baked ham with creamed potatoes, hot dogs with chili, turkey with stuffing, and beef with gravy. Each day includes rolls and milk, plus desserts and salads. Advertisement invites to buy an annual subscription.
State Department Aid to UN Spars Vote Rights
A public notice critiques U S foreign aid to fund UN assessments. It cites allocations including Cuba 140800, Yugoslavia 243200, Poland 512000, India 812000, arguing funds were spent without congressional approval to preserve enemies’ votes at the UN.
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State Department
U. N
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Poland
India
Congress
Christian Economics
New York
N. Y
Bag Tricks Table Talk
Woven place mats from printed and solid color cotton feed and flour bags showcase practical craft. Cut two inch strips fold to bias tape, press, then weave basket style to desired size and bind edges with coordinated bias tape. Make napkins from bags with small contrasting appliques.
Veteran Questions And Answers On VA Benefits
A VA benefits explainer covers effective dates for increased payments and concurrent Aid to War Orphans benefits, noting that dates depend on when evidence is received. It also confirms GI policy proceeds are protected from creditor claims and adds a fact about the digger wasp and rhinestones.
Wolves and Big Spenders Warning on Taxpayer Drain
A Muenster Enterprise editorial compares federal spending to wolves feeding on blood with knives in ice and warns taxpayers face continual drain unless spending is reined in. It cites government programs as bait and notes the brain can store vast information, per a scientist.
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Muenster Enterprise
Library of Congress
Whitewright Texas orders April 7 1964 city election
Mayor R R Somers orders a city election for mayor to be held April 7 1964 at Firemen's Hall. R C Vestal named election judge and city marshal to post the notice 30 days prior. Seal and signatures of city officials on file.
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R. R. Somers
Whitewright
Texas
City of
R. C. Vestal
R. R. Summers
Harold Doss
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University Interscholastic League
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Joseph Strasser
State of Texas
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