Reflector banquet gifts and typing class setup
Gifts were presented to coaches at the banquet with a clock radio and an electric grill. The senior girls in Typing II begin an eight week office practice unit, earning merit points and potential scholarships, with a company party for those who qualify. Amy Jo is highlighted as a top student and sports leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Joe Kaiser
Jery Jones
James Sparks
Crouch
Mr. Sivley
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma University
Amy Alexander Durham
Judy Fulmer
Selena Mary Ann Spencer
Sharlotte Cer
Elizabeth Stephens
Carol Wetzel
Amy Jo Alexander Wins State Homemaker of Tomorrow
Amy Jo Alexander of Whitewright High School has been named winner in the 1962 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow by General Mills. She scored highest on homemaking knowledge and attitudes in the Dec 5 exam and earns a $1,500 scholarship plus eligibility for state honors and an expenses-paid tour with other state winners to New York City Washington DC and Colonial Williamsburg.
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Amy Jo
Tigers
Tigerettes
Amy
Tigerette
D. C
Earl Blanton
General Mills
Amy Jo Alexander
Manuel Alexander
Whitewright High School
Betty Crocker
Shi
Sone
Stat Homemaker of Tomorrow
Sper
New York City
Washington, D. C
W Sburg
Citation Notice in Gray County Texas Court 1962
Judgment sought by plaintiffs J H Pattillo James L Pattillo Catherine Teal H B Teal Elizabeth Burke and Raymond D Burke against defendants led by J A Layne et al regarding two Lots in Layne's Addition Grayson County Texas to recover possession and title The writ commands appearance by 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance January 8 1962 with case file number 67953 in the 9th District Court of Gray County Texas The notice was published in The Whitewright Sun January 18 25 and February 1 8 1962.
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Joseph P. Trustin
Catherine A. Trustin
C. H. Smalley
Frances A. Baxter
J. N. Johnson
Mattie A. Heron
A. B Riviere
A. B. Riviere
Josie Riviere
K. V. Cole
Texas Mortgage Company
J. H. Pattillo
James L. Pattille
Catherine S. Teal
H. B Teal
Elizabeth Burke
Raymond D. Burke
J. A. Layne
Layne
Ison
Grayson Court
A. D
Texas
S. W. Earnest
Grayson Country
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
State OF Texas
Clinton Doyle Jenks
15Th District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Etta Price Jenks
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Eight Grade and Upper Classes Name Favorites at WHS
The Reflector lists eight student favorites by class with both a boy and girl chosen. Eighth Grade selections include Kathy Wilson and Dickie Leonardi. Freshmen Gail Wilson and James Shaw. Sophomores Jim Biliner and Patricia Jarvis. Juniors Doris Tillett and Gene Sparks.
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Kathy Wilson
Wallace Wilson
Dickie Leonardi
Leonardi
Gail Wilson
James Shaw
Tom Shaw
Jim Biliner
W. J. Biliner
Patricia Jarvis
Clif Jarvis
Doris Tillett
Clarence Tislett
Gene Sparks
Reflector
WHS
Attitude Toward Work and a Civil Suit Fragment
The piece reflects on the nobility of labor and cites Phil Smith of Great Western Sugar County praising work. It mixes a parable about workers making a cathedral with a legal citation giving details of a divorce petition in Grayson County Texas.
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Plainview Herald
Phil Smith
Great Western Sugar Counny
Phil
St. Paul
Ray Roberts wins early Congressional endorsement push
Six of seven counties backed Ray Roberts in the initial Congressional vote and five of six daily papers endorsed his candidacy. The campaign urges voting for Ray Roberts on January 30.
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Ray Roberts
Ray
Pol. Pol
New Arthritis Test From March of Dimes Research
A sensitive blood test for diagnosing juvenile rheumatoid arthritis was developed by Dr. Morris Zi% and colleagues at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School Dallas. It showed positive results in 76 percent of affected children, far above earlier tests, aiding early diagnosis and treatment to prevent disability. The report also highlights birth defects studies and advances in polio vaccines, virus research, and genetics as notable 1961 March of Dimes progress.
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National Foundation
March of Dimes
Morris Zi
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Rivers
U.S
Foundations
Frank R. Lock
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston-Salem
N.C
Joseph L. Melnick
Baylor University
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Kenya
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Christina Nelson
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Viola Wood
Anna York
W. P. Rice
West Union Banking Company
M. R. Heron
G. W. Robinson
Louie Robinson
William D. McLeod
Charlotte W. McLeod
A. A. Tomlison
J. Seymore. Scott
J. Seymore Scott
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B. J. Derby
E. E. Porterfield
Samuel F. Scott
Mary J. Scott
J. B. Lawrence
Elizabeth Lawrence
A. A. Tomlinson
Margaret B Tomlinson
Margaret @. Tomlinson
Isabella Scott
BE. E Metcalf
BE. Metcalf
His Smalley
B. B. Smalley
White Wright
Wember
Tedawah
Lraua
Ania
J. R. Wilson Company
March of Dimes Research
Councilman Organ and Associates
Columbia University
University of Michigan
George Dempster
University of Saskatchewan
Barbara Singleton
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