High School Reflector Student Activities and Calendar
The High School Reflector lists Anita Frisby as editor and Susan Blackerby Gail Wilson as sports editors with Joe Hennig and assistants John Holloway Curtis Tillett and Bill White. It notes January activities Fannindel Van Alstyne Fat Stock Show Fort Worth and English class announcements with drama showtimes and choir recruitment opportunities.
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Anita Frisby
Susan Blackerby
Gail Wilson
Joe Hennig
John Holloway
Curtis Tillett
Bill White
Barbara Andrew
Patsy Neal
Toosie Schwiening
Barbara Shepherd
Fannindel
van Alstyne
Fort Worth
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Students say farewell as Mike Little leaves W H S
The Students of W H S bid Mike Little farewell as he moves to Savoy after eight years at the school. He will attend Bell School in his new hometown and everyone wishes him luck.
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Mike Little
Mike
Savoy
Bells
A. F
W. H. S. Choir Seeks New Members For Spring
The W H S choir invites new members to join its spring program. It rehearses favorites like To A Wild Rose and It s A Grand Night For Singing and values the experience for personal growth. The group especially hopes to form a boy and girl choir to strengthen the ensemble.
Pan American Student Forum grows at Whitewright with Los Perezosos
The Pan American Student Forum founded in 1927 promotes knowledge of the Americas and cordial relations among peoples. Whitewright Chapter started with 36 members from freshman to senior classes, electing Jim Bilmner president, Gail Wilson vice president, Linda Wright secretary, Susan Blackerby reporter. The self supporting club aims to build a pool of Spanish speaking youth for foreign service in business and government and to broaden understanding of the Americas. Since 1960 the Forum includes chapters from Mexico. To become members of the P. A. S,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Student Forum
Americas
Whitewright
Jim Bilmner
Gail Wilson
Linda Wright
Susan Blackerby
Los Perezosos
Mexico
Pan American Club Rules and Convention Details
A Pan American club must have at least 12 members under a teacher sponsor. Members attend the state convention in Austin this year and receive The Pan- Times, four issues annually. Each member gets Chapter membership cards and clubs must submit a scrapbook for a Convention trophy. Motto is Of One Blood Hath He Made All Nations. Emblem is the Handclasp of Friendship.
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Austin
Pan- Times
Pan American Student Forum of Texas
Weather forecast names stormy and fair listed
The forecast lists multiple names paired with weather descriptors such as stormy stormy Sandy Lewis and clear Barbara Shepherd, with others including fair Mark McKinney warm Peggy Bennett snowy Jimmy Kent mild Linda Wright cloudy Glynn McCasland sunny Barbara Andrew cool James Shaw starry Linda Compton windy Jimmy Flatt temperate Jeannie Deeds and B S P B.
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Peggy Bennett
Peggy Broke
Jeannie Deeds
Jeannie Wills
Joe Hennig
Joe Roostering
Linda Scribble
Linda Wright
Mr. Barker
Mr. Meower
Bill White
Bill Black
Patsy Neal
Patsy Stand Dumpy
Cureton
Dumpy
Painton
Jill Meadow
Jill Pasture
Dan Turner
Dan Flipper
Jan Bilmner
Jan Dunner
Dorothy Oak
Dorothy Burchfield Meadow
Diana Slaughter
Diana Butcher
Diana Chicken
Diana Nobles
Bobby Melton
Bobby Freezoff Patsi
King Patsi Queen
Bill Trout Bill Bass
Mary Bath
Mary Shower
Fern Fain
Fern Pain
Kenneth Langford
Kenneth Langbery
Jimmy Flutty
Jimmy Flatt
James Shaw
James Stole
David Woodson
David Steelson
Barbara Andrew
Barbara Ansketch
Larry Deeds
Larry Mortgage
Larry Holloway
Larry Clarks
Mrs
Harper Mrs
Organ
Stormy
Sandy Lewis
Clear
Barbara Shepherd
Fair
Mark McKinney
Warm
Snowy
Jimmy Kent
Mild
Cloudy
Glynn McCasland
Sunny
Barbara Andrew Cool
Starry
Linda Compton
Windy
Temperate
Birthday party marks Leta Harper turning twenty one
In the W H S typing room a multi million birthday party celebrated Leta Lu Harper as she reached voting age. Attendees included Typing I and shorthand classes with gifts such as a mink blouse an 18k gold zipper puller and assorted green stamps. Nieman’s catered the dainty sand tarts served to guests.
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Leta Lu Harper
Nieman’s
Party Drink Shines At Social Event In Glass Bottles
An elegant gathering featured a specially crafted beverage served in blown glass bottles bearing monograms C OK. The event was a success with guests enjoying the drink and a festive atmosphere.
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G. W
S. K
Struck Sue and flameing Peggy wed and sue details
Two couples tie knots amid odd wedding notices. B.S. and B.A. are named with middle initials, while others listed include Flameing, Peggy, Jimmy, Linda, David, and Diana.
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Sue G
Bobby A
Peggy B
Jimmy
Lunch Menu Week At A Glance
Monday baked ham creamed potatoes green bean casserole peach cottage cheese salad rolls butter milk. Tuesday Carl's Sausage black eyed peas whole kernel corn lettuce tomatoes with french dressing rolls butter strawberry jello with mixed fruits milk. Wednesday beef stew egg noodle dumplings cabbage red green pepper slaw crackers butter apple goodie milk. Thursday oven fried chicken gravy creamed potatoes English peas bread butter fruit salad milk. Friday beef patties ranch style beans glazed carrots pickled beets corn bread butter ice cream. JM a
Students name famous folk they’d like to meet
A WHS survey asks students which famous person they would spend an hour with and why. Entries name Tennessee Ernie Ford, Gabby Hayes, James Garner, Debbie Walton, Bridgett Bartlett, Jason, Paul Newman, Khrushchev and others with brief reasons.
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WHS
Mr. Barker
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Sandra Lewis
Gabby Hayes
Jeannie Deeds
James Garner
Dorothy Burchfield
Debbie Wally
John Ashley
Brubs McLean
Bridgett Bartlett
Gail Wilson
Beck Jason
the Fugitive
Susan Blackerby
Paul Newman
Patsy Neal
Khrushchev
Celebrity Crush Confessions Express The Pop Culture Mix
A playful list pairs fans with famed stars and marriages to explain crushes and dating hopes. The lines name Pam Fagan and the Globetrotters, Cherry Bono and Carry Grant, Becky Blanton and Rod Taylor, and others, with a muffled parental hint at Liz.
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Miss Neal — Longfellow
Pam Fagan
Globetrotters
Cherry Bono
Carry Grant
Becky Blanton
Rod Taylor
Jan Billner
Little Joe
Lillis Watkins
Rock Hudson
Sara Gail Johnson
Bobby Vee
Connie Smith
Steve Reeves
Junior High Girls Triumph Over Bells in Narrow Win
The junior high girls basketball team defeated Bells 24 to 1 last Friday. Cindy McCasland was top scorer with 14 points, followed by Wanda Shaw.
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Bells
Cindy McCasland
Wanda Shaw
Jester and Fruen shine in mixed basketball wins
Judy Jester and Paula Fruen each scored six points to pace a girls victory, while Chuckie Watkins led Whitewright with high scoring in a boys win. The girls beat Van 16-12 and the boys posted a 17-16 win, with guards setting the pace through team defense.
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Judy Jester
Paula Fruen
Miss White
Chuckie Watkins
Whitewright
Van
Dial Lock Aims to Replace Keys in Homes
Copenhagen inventor Eigel Neerremark proposes a telephone dial style lock using a seven digit combination. The 20 part device claims high security with numerous possible codes. Danish police have attempted to break the combinations but failed so far.
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Eigel Neerremark
Copenhagen
Neorremark
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Vickie Shelly
Robert Fryen
Thomas Kirby
Jesse Boatwright
Fredrik March
Mildred Dunnick
Kevin McCarthy
Cameron Mitchell
Tod Slaughter
Majorie Taylor
Johnson
Gore
K.A
G.W
Whitewright High School
Dumpy Cureton
FFA
Future Farmers
Barker
B.A
Carol Deeds
Red Dickey
Wanda Neal Branda Bennet
Dwight Tillett Lanell Compton
Ann Shepherd
Lu Harper
Calvin Kent
Nobles Paine Sears Sue Bennett
Loy Turner
Nell Burchfield Franklin Albaugh van Cureton Lynn Andrew Lynn Slaughter
Texas Department OF Public Safety
Linda C
David L
Diana N
Ducky
Margaret Wright
Troy Donahue
Sandra Dee
del Sears
Connie Stevens
David Johnson
Liz
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America
Mary Carter
Ustomer
Ford
Texas
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