Editor in Chief and staff listed for Vestal Faculty Adviser report
The document lists editorial staff and reporters including Lula Lee Vestal as Editor in Chief and Gladys B. Ray Inez Coffey Nova Bryant Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson Meda Jane Viser Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols Anita Vestal Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley Lytle Biggerstaff as part of the Vestal Faculty Adviser reportership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abecaned Lula Lee Vestal
Esetedesdta
Gladys B. Ray Inez Coffey
Nova Bryant
Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson
Meda Jane Viser
Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols
Anita Vestal Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley Lytle Biggerstaff
Fat Stock Show To Be Visited Soon
The W H S agriculture class plans to attend the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth on March 16. Students and teacher enter free, while J B Davis approves FFA admission to the rodeo for 25 cents. Silver Queen, the top horse, will perform and a meat judging contest follows at Armour Packing House with members judging livestock.
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FFA
Fort Worth
J. B. Davis
Rodeo
America
Armour Packing House
Leon Chumbley
The Father of Our U S Who Never Told a Lie
Editor praises George Washington as a moral example for children and the nation. He recalls the cherry tree tale to illustrate honesty and recounts Washington’s pivotal role as the country’s first president and leader.
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U. S
George
George Washington
Washington
The Port of Missing Men
A student recalls a strict rule in school to curb lateness. Teachers monitor attendance in every study hall and punish absences with 45 minutes after hours detention unless a valid reason is given. The account reflects discipline amid rising truancy.
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L. B
Charm In Our Pockets And The Question Of Attractiveness
Charles M Boone suggests charm arises from cleanliness and grooming plus active breathing. He argues charm comes from attention to detail and avoiding laziness, with deep breathing enhancing appearance and mood. The piece frames charm as a God given trait improved by effort and perspective.
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M. Boone
W. H. S. Notes Mood and Events for Week
Illness lingers at school with declining attendance while Sue Barnes misses days due to a relative's death. Students discuss books and marbles in the library as Miss Boone debuts a brown felt hat. The Masqueraders plan a second play tomorrow and grammar study books arrive for the 9th and 11th grades.
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Sue Barnes
Miss Boone
Anna Lee Yowell
Anita Vestal
Sherman
Amateene Rector
W. H. 5S
Guy Stepp
Raymond Hamilton
Dorothy Tapscott
Margaret Boone
Jewel Kennemer
Trenton
Inseparables and Pairs in a Local Page Tiny Names
A humorous list pairs many local figures with items or traits, ending with a news note that twelve year old Minnie McBrain of Barrhead Scotland won a prize in the League of Nations 1934 peace essay contest.
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Minnie McBrain
Barrhead
Scotland
League of Nations
Parley-Vouz Gossip On Dates And Social Punch
Sunday night gossip recounts Frank and Paul dating multiple girls while Edith Mae snubs Jack Lay. Murl and Isabelle chase variety, Preston Hannah tangled in dating rumors, and grapes allegedly crowned freshman heavyweight.
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Yvonne
Frank
Paul
Hensley
Litha Sue
Jack Lay
Edith Mae
Murl
Isabelle
Sue
Leslie
Preston Hannah
Mary Phillips
Grapes
Ross
Riley
Nova
Issy
G. V
Lorna Lee
Ida
Ross B
J. B. Cates
J. Y
J. Lee Vestal
Mickey
Boogyman
Cunningham
Department of Agriculture
Charmaine
W. H. S. Forfeits Game To Whitesboro
The W. H. S. basketball team forfeited a game to Whitesboro last Tuesday due to illness among Clifton DeBerry Ross Brown and coach Mr. Bryant. Bad roads and illness kept the team from traveling the forty miles to Whitesboro.
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Whitesboro
Clifton DeBerry
Ross Brown
Bryant
Boys Spotlight at Assembly Highlights by Key and Stowers
The assembly program led by Mr. Key featured student singing of Everybody Loves Jack and O Susana. Miss Nora Bryant explained the popularity contest while Mr. W L Stowers, school board member, spoke on The Objects of the Boy Scouts. Mr. Burma announced plans to form a local Hi Y Club for upperclassmen.
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Key
Jack
Susana
W.H. S
Nora Bryant
W. L. Stowers
Boy Scouts
V. E
Sophomores Plan Entertainment at Weiner Roast
Sophomores met in Miss Boone's room with high attendance and laid plans for an entertainment. A weiner roast was scheduled for Tuesday at 6 30 p m on the football field, which was chosen for the gathering.
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Miss Boone
A. V
Magician Seymour Davis to Perform at Whitewright High
A noted magician will perform at Whitewright High School on March 6 in the school auditorium. Seymour Davis will use a guillotine and slice the neck of a local person before returning them unharmed. The show includes other tricks and accordion music by a celebrated performer. the program is praised by several colleges.
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Whitewright
Seymour Davis
Popular Contest On the Up and Up
Readers urged to vote in the Reflector staff personality contest as letters to the editor show debate and encouragement. Citizens discuss turnout and suggest methods to participate including ballots and outreach messages.
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Reflector
Jane
Who's Who In The Senior Class
A brief series introduces Lorena Ashinhurst and Riley Beazley as senior class members. Lorena, a popular drama club member with blue eyes and a noted interest in J. W., is depicted in a playful tease. Riley, from Ely, nicknamed Ant, is a small brunette and a standout basketball player who enjoys talking and teasing others.
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Lorena Ashinhurst
Dramatic Club
J. W
Lorena
Riley Beazley
Ely
Ant
Pilot Grove
Magnificent Obsession and Great Book of Science notes
Book Corner reviews Lloyd Douglas Magnificent Obsession focusing on faith science and redemption through Bobby Merrick’s quest to restore his name and advance brain surgery. Grove Wilson Great Men of Science highlights humble famous figures inspiring students through a chemistry reading assignment and praise from Rotary Magazine.
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Lloyd Douglas
Wayne Hudson
Bobby Merrick
Doctor Hudson
Merrick
Grove Wilson
Rotary Magazine
Arbor Day Program Planned by P T A on W H S Campus
Arbor Day will be observed Friday at 2 30 PM with a P T A sponsored program on the W H S campus. Readings and songs include Origin of Arbor Day by W H S song, A Visit To Old Grayson by 2 Y Russell, A Trip To Mount Vernon by Anna Joyce Benson, and Eyes of Texas as a closing song.
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2. Y. Russell
Old Grayson
Mr. Cunningham
Eyes of
Aggies Deny Lunchroom Theft Accusation
The agriculture boys of W. H. S. declare February eighteenth a public notice denying claims of stealing lunches from lockers after field trips. They state the accusation is a mistake and vow to protect their good name.
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Agriculture Boys
Murdered Alive! Masqueraders present second play at high school
Tomorrow night at 7:45 the Masqueraders Club stages Murdered Alive in the High School auditorium. The show features Tillie Meek proverbs and Martha Bryant as the popular club member. season tickets are honored.
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Masqueraders
Tillie Meek
Martha Bryant
I. C
Statement Denying Lunchroom Theft Allegations
A student statement asserts they did not steal lunches from lockers after field trips and rejects accusations. The speaker signs as L. C. and pledges no wrongdoing going forward.
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L. C
Two Rich Men Questioned by a Class Teacher
A classroom tale recalls a teacher asking which of two wealthy men, one honest and industrious and the other fraudster, a boy would rather be. A quick student from the back asks which one earned more.
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Vich
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Pictorial Review and
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Collier’s Magazine and the Whitewright Sun
American Magazine and the Whitewright Sun
Progressive Farmer
Saturday Evening Post
True Story Magazine and
Red Book Magazine
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Etude Music Magazine
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Redbook
Cosmopolitan
Woman’s Home Companion
American
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the Sun
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