White Wright High School Reflector Senior Class Published
The High School Reflector is published by the White Wright High School senior class. It lists editors and a long roster of reporters including Clydean Selman Lela McFerrin Foy Jean Bow Babe Beazley Lillie Carpenter Joyce Mullins Delores Whipple Jerry Ray Brown Jerry Thornhill John Chesser Morris Bowen Martha Burchfield J B Mullins Johnnie Stephens Kenneth Hye pock Garland Smith Robert Hull Beedy Sanders Dortha Hughes Jimmy Nossaman Mary Pennell Bobby Clark Edward McDowell Paul Prock Dale Taylor Darrenl Neal Betty Harris Lyndal Pierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy Jean Bow
Babe Beazley
Lillie Carpenter
Joyce Mullins
Delores Whipple
Jerry Ray Brown
Jerry Thornhill
John Chesser
Morris Bowen
Martha Burchfield
J. B. Mullins
Johnnie Stephens
Kenneth Hyepock
Garland Smith
Robert Hull
Beedy Sanders
Dortha Hughes
Jimmy Nossaman
Mary Pennell
Bobby Clark
Edward McDowell
Paul Prock
Dale Taylor
Darrenl Neal
Betty Harris
Lyndal Pierson
William Russell
Annette Smith
Becky Bennett
Montgomery
Ralph Hughes
John Brown
Jackie Pannell
Jerry Brown
David Reeves
Pete Burchfield
Johnny Stephens
James Dixon
Jack Hayes
James Bennett
Lewis Clem
Delbert Musser
Jackie Garner
Sam Montgomery
David Johnson
Ann Hunter
Doris Ann Wallace
Johnnie Harper
Lela McFerrin
John Charles
Lela
Harris
Mary Ola Lewis
Trellis
Penny
Johnny Paul Stephens
Whitewright Wins Over Van Alstyne in District 13-A
Whitewright boys win their second District 13-A game defeating Van Alstyne 42 34 marking Van Alstyne’s first loss. May led Van Alstyne with 17 points while Hayes Hughes and Pete Burchfield paced Whitewright with 12 11 and 10. Van Alstyne girls beat Whitewright 42 23 led by Joyce Edwards 32 points. Clydean Selman high for Whitewright with 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Boys
van Alstyne
Whitewright
Wolfe City
May
Hayes
Hughes
Pete Burchfield
Joyce Edwards
Clydean Selman
New Year Wishes From Whitewright Fans and Players
The note greets readers with Happy New Year and recalls 1953 as a memorable year for the Whitewright football team. It looks ahead to 1954 with wishes of luck and happiness for all readers and the town. A Guess Who feature highlights a senior girl, five feet five, brown hair, blue eyes, a basketball main team member known as A. and M. College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela
Chesser
Ann
William
Glenda Robarts
Larry Turner
WHS
Whitewright
John Brown
J. B
Johnnie
Larry
Miss Darwin
Gang
Johnny Paul Stephens
A. & M. College
Junior class runs concession at basketball game
The junior class opened a concession stand on Tuesday night December 29 selling candy and soft drinks. William Russell Jack Ayres Margaret Williams and June Neathery promoted sales while spectators watched the game, raising funds for the junior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
Jack Ayres
Margaret Williams
June Neathery
Class of 1938 Notes and New Year Resolutions
A compilation of class of 1938 notices listing members and their locations or occupations across Texas and beyond plus a call for updates. The piece also includes a playful section of New Year resolutions from students and staff, with contact details for Lela Mc Ferrin in Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jernigan
Ralph Kent
Lissa Mae Anderson
Marguerite Arnwine
Bobbie Nell Cox
Marilee Reeves
Anna Louise Sanders
Lela McFerrin
Whitewright
Office Assistants by Periods Named in Vestal Office
The list assigns assistants to periods at the Vestal office. First period includes Mary Pennell and Betty Harris. Second period lists Johnnie Harper and Donna Williams. Third period covers June Neathery and Mary Ola Lewis. Fourth period names Clydean Selman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pennell
Betty Harris
Johnnie Harper
Donna Williams
June Neathery
Mary Ola Lewis
Clydean Selman
Fifth to Eighth Period Class Lists Noted
The document lists students by class period with teachers and names including Lyndal Pierson Foy Beazley Russell McFerrin Lewis and Mary Ola Lewis. It records eighth period names Lela McFerrin and William Russell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndal Pierson
Foy Bow
Babe Beazley
William Russell
Lela McFerrin
Mary Ola Lewis
School Day Tale Turns On Cat Spelling
First day at school for Little Tommy ends with a simple moment as a woman asks how to spell cat and he answers. The lighthearted vignette captures a child's view of school routines and curious interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
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James Hughes
Wilson Kaiser
Whitewright Lumber Co
Joe Preston Lee
California
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Herman Riddle
J. W. Sanderson
G. W. Scott
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Food Mart
Fred Starr Jr
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Casa Blanca
North Africa
Merriwell Vineyard
U. S. Naval Air Force
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San Antonio
Russell Hicks
Ted Bow
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Charles Medearis
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Mildred Autrey Geer
Norma Donigan
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Sarah Belle Gillett May
Marguerite Doggett Hopper
Emogene Layman Welch
Hilda Lewis Crawford
Louise Magers
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