Love notes and basketball end Whitewright season
A collage of names and meanings appears alongside a high school sports wrap. Whitewright girls lose to Royse City 22 to 20 with Joan Huseman scoring 17. Bulldogs lose 24 to 18 as Alexander leads Whitewright scoring. Secondhand play notes and season farewell remarks close the piece.
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Whitewright
Royse City
Tigerettes
Joan Huseman
Watkins
Wilson
Doty
Huseman
Kent
Wallace
Neal
Bulldogs
Whitewright Tigers Fall at Cooper 34 25
Tuesday night Whitewright lost to Cooper 34 25 with Kaiser starting and fouling out in the first quarter. The Tigers had no other substitutions. Denison A and B teams defeated Whitewright girls 20 12. B team lost 28 2. Absent A string players named Neal Judd Burchfield Doty Bagwell Bennett Wallace Holcomb.
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Tigers
Cooper
Whitewright
Kaiser
Reynolds
Burchfield
Alexander
Bass
Leard
Tigerettes
Denison
Huseman
Mears
Wilson
Kent
Rich
Hughes
Meador
Selman
Hunter
Darwin
Vestal
Scott
Dillon
Neal
Judd
Doty
Bagwell
Bennett
Wallace
Holcomb
General science class in room 10 leads student projects
Under Mr. Gentry, a second period class displays posters and scrapbooks on food and clothing. Dr. Williams spoke on dental care using a set of false teeth. Students found the visit engaging and plan more talks soon.
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Gentry
Dr. Williams
School manners guide from B. W. M.
A school citizen exhortation from B. W. M urges courteous behavior in hallways. It describes distracting peers, blocking stairs, and delaying others, and urges students to be considerate and polite to everyone.
Greet ing Lessons and Sympathy Expressed
A reflection on greetings as expressions of welcome and the impact of attitude. Also a note of sympathy for Mrs. Roddy during her husband’s illness, with Mrs. Lackey praised for substituting.
Seniors Banquet Invited at Baptist Church Friday Night
The senior class is invited to a banquet in their honor on Friday night, February 21, at the Baptist Church. Our thanks go to the ladies who are honoring the seniors this year. -J. D. M.
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the Baptist Church
Silly giggles and the hint of self confidence
A reflective quip on laughter suggesting that excessive giggling may indicate insecurity while occasional humor eases life’s weight. The piece notes that perpetual nonsense tires, and even the wisest cherish small bursts of humor, while a foolhardy laugh may mark childishness.
Comedies Set For Public Preview As Books Arrive
The notes indicate plans to stage several comedies once the books arrive. Cast members will learn their parts for titles The Right Answer Antic Spring and The White Phantom. Humbert N. confirms this preparation.
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H. N
Students study Lincoln speech in English class
Since mid term the English HUI class has studied literature. They read stories from textbooks and outline them. They discussed the stories in class. The first memory selection for this year The Gettysburg Address will be given February 20.
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Lincoln
FHA meeting plans Valentine social with agriculture students
The Whitewright Chapter of FHA met February 5 with 37 members present. President Jessie Franklin called the meeting, Dorothy Dooley read the minutes, and Miss Mackinahan of Lone Star Gas attended as guest. They discussed pins emblems sweaters and planned an apron and overall themed party.
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Whitewright
FHA
Jessie Franklin
Dorothy Dooley
Speech Class Explores Drama Terms Next Lesson
The speech class has spent two weeks studying drama terms used by actors and directors. They are now ready to apply the vocabulary in scenes and performance drills.
Last week column hints at tense romantic triangulation
The reader notes a creative weekly column theme with mentions of Joanne Grammer and Whacker. Y. B. is seen as a potential disruptor while Loren Paul persuades Barbara Williams to join him. The piece hints at bragging about ongoing social prowess and strategic charm.
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Joanne Grammer
Whacker
Y. B
Joanne
Loren Paul
Barbara Williams
Paul
Lovable Gypsy recalls high school romances and secrets
The note from The Lovable Gypsy lists adolescent pairings and crushes among students such as Pinkey, Jack, G. C., Ellen Burchfield, Bob Blanks, Betty Mears, Mace Thompson, Zoe Vestal, Lou Rae, Kenneth, Charles, Jackie Nossaman, Curtis, Betty Ingram, Victor Burchfield, Doris Jane, Joe, and Kelly. It hints at social rivalries, ongoing relationships, and a desire for happiness while warning about the ball’s revealing content.
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Jon Blow
Pinkey
Pat
Barbara
Loren Paul
Guy
Norma
Dorothy
Betty Jo
Ross
Joanne
Whacker
Y. B
Ruth
Zoe
Pat Murphy
Hazel
Bobby Booker
Jackie
Rainbow
Husie
Don
Irene
Jessie
Billy Mac
Betty Lou
Clifton
Kelly
Doris
Jack ‘O Pinkey
Don Fields
Mac Thompson
Betty Mears
You
Lou Rae
Charles
Melody Maids
Barbara Williams
Jack
Crystal
G. C
Ellen Burchfield
Whitewright
Dallas
Bob Blanks
Ellen
Denison
Betty
Mace Thompson
Sherman
Zoe Vestal
Kenneth
Lou
Jackie Nossaman
Curtis
Betty Ingram
Victor Burchfield
Doris Jane
Joe
Jane
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Harry
Peter
Gene
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Cat
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Lucia
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Jane Graves
Gladys Leard
Miss Mooney
Margaret Greer
Deb Rich
Goldie Diggins
Maxine Roberts
Kitty Cokette
Melva Allen
Ivan Pail
Elda Cambron
Willa
Patience Hicks
Geraldine Bush
G. B
Merry Melodies
Wallflowers
Love Clinic
Ada_ Love
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First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
F. H. A. Meeting
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas Lobby
Will Rogers Coliseum
Will Rogers
Southwest
Erty
Stephens & Bryant
Palace Theatre
Matta Mate UT Weis
Son OF
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Beverly Simmons
Pia
Fred Brady
Frank McHugh
Fay Holden
Dorothy Morris
Jerry Wald
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George Rafi
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the Bowery
Fay Wray
Pert Keiton
Raoul Walsh
June Haver
George Montgomery
Vivian Blaine
Celeste Holm
Vera-Ellen Frank Latimore
Bruce “Humberstone
Mack Gordon
PATHE
Mark Wellinger
Robert Siodmak
Spiral Staircase
Edmond O'Brien
Ava Gardner
Albert Dekker
Sam Levens
Burt Lancaster
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