High School Reflector Editorial Staff List
The High School Reflector announces its editorial team with Billie Jean Milam as editor and Dorothy Birdwell as social editor. Assistant editors include Billye Faye Dillon and Kelly Pierson, with Betty Blackerby as feature editor and a large roster of reporters led by David Badgett and Bobby Rathjohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Jean Milam
Dorothy Birdwell
Billye Faye Dillon
Kelly Pierson
Betty Blackerby
David Badgett
Bobby Rathjohn
Louise Selman
Mary Thornhill
Don Stephens
Corinne Hardcastle
Wilford House
Jane Meador
Don Cook
Billie Jean Mullins
Martha Wallace
Bill King
William Hughes
Jackie Bowen
Earlene Fletcher
Jack Stephens
Clifton Bass
WHS
Dearle
Mary Lou
Alice Marie
Betty
Bob
Joe
Prentice Barnett
Sherman
Florence
Billie Milam
Tom Bean
Bells
Billye Faye
Dwayne
Prilla
Gertie
Dorothy
Herman
Beverly
Aubrey
Billy Wayne
Pat Russell
Ely
Joy Ann
Jerry
Joy
Speech Class Records The Necklace at WHS
Rev Ashley D Jameson led a recording for a school speech class on Feb 16 to audio the Maupassant tale The Necklace. The Friday assembly on Feb 24 will feature Billy Fae Dillon Bill King and cast members with music and sound effects as students perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley D. Jameson
First Methodist Church
Guy de Maupassant
Walter Hackett
Billy Fae Dillon
Bill King
Billye Fae Dillon
Betty Blackerby
Mary Frances Thornhill
Don Stephens
Philla Hinton
Mathidde Loisel
Janice Neal
Jane Meador
Don Cook
Joe Parnell
Kelly Pierson
Dwayne Hayes
Norman Watkins
Jackie Bowen
Jack Stephens
Rev. Jameson
GERTIE THE GOSSIPER NOTE ON SCHOOLDAY ROUTINE
Gertie the gossip writer records a daily schoolday routine amid chatter about classmates and events. Her notes hint at social dynamics, small incidents, and the rhythms of campus life in a concise, period voice.
Youth Center Meeting Held Friday at Legion Home
Due to power outages at the Legion Home, a Youth Center gathering was conducted Friday night at the invitation of Rev. A. D. Jameson. The event focused on communal planning and youth engagement in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Whitesboro-Whitewright
J. J. Petrash
Sam Montgomery
Curlee Cummings
Lewis Cooper
Haskell Scott
Lillian Neathery
Kathryn Roddy
Claude Dillon
Carol Orenduff
Jameson
Bryce London
Ross Alexander
Gene Hughes
Percy Darwn
B. B
Legion Home
A. D. Jameson
Seniors Sell Candy to Fund Class Trip Effort
Senior students are selling homemade candy to raise funds for their class trip. The effort aims to cover travel and related costs, with editors noting the group is diligently working toward the destination.
Whitewright School Raises 140.95 For March of Dimes
Whitewright High School totals 140.95 in March of Dimes contributions. The senior and freshman classes lead with 9.25 and 7.20 respectively, while grade school parts add 75.04. A picture show party awaits sixth grade and freshman class at the Palace Theatre Thursday. A basketball benefit with Savoy adds 47.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
Palace Theatre
Savoy
Whitewright
D. B
Tigers Clinch 33-B Title In Close District Final
The Whitewright Tigers edged Whitesboro 39 to 38 to clinch the 33-B championship. Whitewright advances to the 16 team regional tournament in Dallas February 23 to 25. The Tigers led 17-16 at halftime and 24-23 through the third. Whitesboro closed to within one in the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce London
Whitewright High School
Tigers
Bo Reid
Whitewright
Whitesboro Boys
Southmayd
Whitesboro
van Alstyne
Dallas
Tigers edge Bearcats 30 to 25 in tight title series opener
Whitewright and Whitesboro players post strong showings as Don Cook leads the Tigers with 12 points and Jim My Christian adds 7. Bears trail 16 to 14 at halftime before a late, back and forth finish seals a 30 to 25 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Musser
Whitewright
Don Cook
Christian
Hayes
Stephens
Deckard
Dutton
Burrow
Eldridge
Bibb
Whitesboro Girls
Tigers
Bearcats
Tiger
Jimmy Christian
D. B
Whitewright splits with Southmayd in district tilt
Whitewright Tigers secure second place after a 28-25 win over Southmayd boys. Southmayd girls beat Whitewright 26-19. Herman Musser led Whitewright with 14 points, Jean Wilson and Eutolia Judd each had eight for Whitewright girls. Ann Blyth top-scoring for Southmayd girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Tigers
Southmayd
Whitewright
Herman Musser
Tigers
Jimmy Christian
Don Cook
Bill King
Lea
Southmayor
Jean Wilson
Eutolia Judd
Ann Blyth
Whitewright Tigerettes Fall to Whitesboro 33 20
Whitesboro girls beat Whitewright 33 to 20 in a non conference game at Whitesboro gym. Judd led Whitewright with 8 points while Dorothy Birdwell and Jean Wilson added 6 each. Gladys Fowler scored 20 for Whitesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
Whitesboro
Tigerettes
Judd
Dorothy Birdwell
Jean Wilson
Gladys Fowler
D. B
Valentine party for first graders hosted by Mrs Clifford Emerson
A valentine party for first grade children was held Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs Clifford Emerson and Mrs Madge Braly. Students enjoyed valentine cookies and ice cream after exchanging valentines from a decorated box. Girls received white plastic baskets with candy while boys got plastic toy cowboys on ponies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Emerson
Madge Braly
Tax lien foreclosure notice for Orville D Baker in Denison
Public citation in Gray son County Texas for 1950 tax delinquency on Lot 9 Block 5 Sunny Side Denison. The State of Texas seeks foreclosure of tax liens against Baker and unknown heirs and claimants, with City of Denison as taxing unit. Return day April 3 1950 in 15th District Court Sherman. Deputy Nancy Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Grayson
Orville D. Baker
Block
Sunny Side
Denison
Grayson County
Texas
District Court
15Th Judicial District
Court House
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
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Nancy
Jimmy
Jack
Peggy
Max
Jeanette
Mazelle
Jack Smith
Beverly Bassett
Ruth Ann
P. B
Carload
NCTA
Coltri
I. C. Lyon
Telephone
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
The
First National Bank
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