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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
6
The piece urges students to treat school as a business of learning and living. It stresses punctuality, responsible use of supplies, respect for others, and classroom decorum. It notes that group needs, like comfort and quiet, shape the learning environment and warns against disruptive behavior.
February brings Ground Hog Day on the2nd with sun peep guesses and hog shadow talk. Abraham Lincoln born February 12 1809 is noted as a beloved president and emancipation figure. Saint Valentine’s Day on the 14th is celebrated by youth and elders, and George Washington’s February 22 birthday is hailed as a national moment.
A compiled list shows couples exchanging romantic messages and song titles such as Betty Ann Darwin You Are Always in My Heart and It Has Started All Over Again. The page ends with a cue to tune in for Sal’s singing of news.
A junior senior look at Whitewright High daily life traces study hall, typing, algebra II and civics classes. The piece notes gossip in the halls, lunch hustle, a senior English test, and a lunchtime run to the drug store. It mentions upcoming clubs: a press club meeting Mondays and a biweekly senior Spanish club.
The article lists club officers: President Janis Jayne Horton, Vice-president Katie Kincaid, Secretary Douglas Judd, Treasurer Bessie Jo Russell, Reporter Edith Biggerstaff, Historian Don Newman. The Snoopy Senior notes mid-term cram sessions and marks halfway through the year with farewell wishes from the senior class.
Sophomores spent most of the week on midterm reviews and tests. English classes finished ten chapters of Silas Marner and plan to finish after mid term. Homemaking II ends the term with cooking, then sewing starts after mid term. Ag I students study budding and grafting while field trips reveal frequent gas shortages. Algebra I sees cramming on the unknown unknown.
State of Texas issues citation to Walter Steward to appear and answer the petition filed January 11 1945 in Grayson County Court at Sherman. The date set is the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, by February 26 1945. Case file No 53278 lists Lish Steward as plaintiff and Walter Steward as defendant.
The suit cites divorce on grounds of three years abandonment. Issued January 11 1945 by the District Court of Grayson County Texas in Sherman with Clerk V Earnest and Deputy Nancy Drake.
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