High School Press Club Reopens Names Prize Offered
The first period English III class resumes its student press club with Billy Ward Evans as president after a two week gap. A prize of one point awaits the student who proposes a suitable new club name as Miss Neathery notes progress on sentence classification.
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Billy Ward Evans
Neathery
Junior year plans and events outlined for students
Fifteen weeks lie ahead for juniors as they finish grammar then focus on literature. They recited Old Ironsides earning part of memory credit, study American history from Civil War to present, and explore plane geometry. The junior senior banquet and homemaking duties are highlighted alongside banquets at First Baptist Church with a Valentine theme and a future Farmers program.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States
Caraway
First Baptist Church
Valentine
C. J. Meador
Billie Ruth Holcomb
Leonard
Ellen Wilson
Pat Manning
Frances Abernathy
Ann Taylor
Jennie Crittenden
O. L. Jones
Freddie Ray Darn Dictation Sparks Pride And Frustration
A pupil named Freddie Ray excels in rapid dictation then stumbles over his own shorthand notes. The poem recounts Mrs Beazley’s surprise at his speed and Freddie’s realization he cannot read his longhand transcription.
The Neathery Newscasters Form School News Club
The Press Club of English IV met Monday to organize The Neathery Newscasters. Officers elected include Henrietta Jackson as president and L V Conner as vice president. The group aims to boost member writing and reporting.
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Henrietta Jackson
L. V. Conner
Katie Kincaid
Polly
Spanish dresses for dolls spark junior class effort
After completing a unit on the human body, the junior girls will begin sewing typical Spanish costumes for dolls. Mrs Kent promises a prize for the best dressed doll and will provide engaging work for the boys, according to G. M.
Have You Written Today
A fragment discusses the joy of receiving letters and the positive feeling they inspire, noting the familiar practice of writing to others. The text appears to continue on page 7.
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Meira Allen
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Curtis Alexander
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Janis Horton
Billy Kaiser
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Patrick Murphy
Jean Neal
Billy Jo Norris
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Don Newman
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Sherman
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