High School Reflector Highlights New Educational Experiment
The High School Reflector lists staff including Mary Frances Stephens as editor and Clarence Wootten as assistant. An article notes Chicago educators testing a program that lets sophomores enter college at fifteen and graduate by eighteen, with dorm rules and student councils cited as safeguards. The page also advertises classic tales such as The Most Dangerous Game and The Minister's Black Veil.
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Milford
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Poe
Amontillado
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The Part Every Person Plays in a Project
The text argues cooperation matters and every role counts from smallest screw to blueprint. It notes some never contribute without leadership and asks readers to reflect on their own part in teamwork at Whitewright High School.
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Whitewright High School
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Henry the Great Miss America Dream Tale
A compact zany piece follows a boy and girl chasing the Miss America or Mr America dream. The mood is humorous with a bold, black-bearded, deaf character central to the action.
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Henry the Great
Typing Class Tracks Student Progress With Speed Tests
The typing I class preserves perfect copies of articles and letters in a notebook. Six week checks and speed tests update a chart showing overall improvement.
Mr Smith Honored for Clean Wise Helpful Work
A note from a school community praises Mr Smith in W. H. S. for keeping the building clean and warm and for willing help with any favor. Students, teachers, and staff commend his cooperation and outside activity support.
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Short Hand Class Dictates Business Letters
Daily lessons focus on taking and transcribing dictation with business letters as the subject. Students are taught correct letter form and spelling is stressed in the exercise notes.
Agriculture Club Completes Handrails at Grammar School
The third year agriculture boys nearly finish the handrails at the Grammar School. A discussion begins on whether the class will study soldering next.
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Explorers Learn Ratios In Algebra II Class
Algebra II students explored ratios with Mr. Cara as a guide, building a deeper understanding beyond prior study. The activity emphasizes practical ratio concepts in a classroom setting.
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Cara
Way Leads Class Through Ratios With Thorough Lessons
The student is praised for leading the class through ratios, leaving no topic unexplored and full engagement with the material.
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Way
Senior Joyce Stillwell Elected Queen of Junior Carnival
On Wednesday the student body held an assembly to select a queen for the junior carnival. Joyce Stillwell, a senior, won by popular vote with Betty Lou Reeves, Betty Margaret Sears, and Ruth Maddux as other class representatives. Surrounding schools will join Whitewright in the carnival to raise funds for the junior-senior banquet Friday night.
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Joyce Stillwell
Betty Lou Reeves
Betty Margaret Sears
Ruth Maddux
Whitewright
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Library Etiquette And Puzzling Student Chats
A guide urges cooperation in the library to keep it clean and on schedule. It also presents a series of student name puzzles and questions about personal pairings and social scenes among seniors and freshmen.
Conversation as Social and Educational Asset
A passage extols lively conversation as a social and business asset that clarifies ideas, aids memory, and improves speech. It urges sharing articles and stories at home or with friends to reinforce learning and character, noting speaking habits influence writing and public speaking skills.
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Wise
J.C. Tressler
Seniors Reflect On Education And The Future
A message to high school seniors urges appreciation of eleven years of free schooling and the responsibility they carry for the future. It calls on Dick, George, Mary, Sara, and Jane to engage deeply with learning before graduation and to plan for a better tomorrow.
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America
George
Mary
Sara
Jane
Why Bother About Conversation
The text argues conversation is a means of expressing human thoughts, noting painters sculptors musicians architects and inventors express through their domains. It contrasts speech and writing as common outlets for most people and implies conversation holds value in human expression.
Chemistry class finishes phosphorus and nitrogen study
A chemistry class has completed its study of phosphorus and nitrogen after the test on Monday.
Students Decide More Time For Assignments Study
A fragment notes students planning longer preparation for each assignment while the class begins a unit on sulphur. A Practical Side quote discusses a girl’s romantic line about laying the earth at his feet and a sister’s pragmatic reply that she needs a house over her head.
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