High School Reflector Senior Reflector Staff and Sponsors
A long school page details the Senior Reflector staff and teachers from Whitewright Bells and area chapters. It covers student activities from FFA district meeting to basketball games and a long gossip column about VHS students. It notes awards, Sweetheart selection Dorothy Brooks and future plans, plus church and student pledge reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Bells
Byron Brannim
Farm Bureau
Dorothy Brooks
Whitewright
Whitesboro
van Alstyne
Gunter
Sadler
Tioga
Denison
Howe
Brooks
Whitewright Tigers Beat Bells 39 36 In Monday Clash
Whitewright defeated Bells 39 to 36 at home as Bill Polk led the Tigers with 11 points while Billy Dugan of Bells scored 12. George Oliver and Frank Washburn each had eight for the Tigers and Bells respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Donna Musser
Lynda Pannell
Edna Hood
Jean Scott
Jean Melton
LaVere Thurman
June Bond
Peggy Hansard
Ruth Williams
Jean Brown
Sarah Stephens
Trellis
Whitewright Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Fort Worth
Herbert Taylor
Noel McKinney
Billy McDowell
Therman
Jimmy Bassett
Benny Simpson
Narvin Alexander
John Wetzel
Jimmy House
Jerry Bennett
Bobby Phillips
Whitewright Tigers
Bells
Tigers
Bill Polk
Bells Panthers
Billy Dugan
George Oliver
Frank Washburn
D. W
Do You Give Enough To Your Church
A Changing Times article reports many church members give little beyond a dollar a week to keep churches running. It lists the ten Protestant bodies with the largest average annual per member gifts, led by Presbyterians, U S, at 75.54, then Lutherans Missouri Synod 67.82 and Presbyterians U S A 61.47. Continuous giving patterns are described with several denominations noted and specific yearly per member figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
Presbyterians
U. S
Lutherans
Missouri Synod
Congregational Christian
Protestant Episcopal
Lutheran
United
Baptist
American Convention
Baptist Southern Convention
Methodist
Disciples of Christ
Teen-Agers Morals and Manners Stir National Debate
The nation now counts 16 million teenagers, a number rivaling the total populations of many nations. The article notes widespread scrutiny of teen behavior and the impact on society, highlighting the scale of the demographic moment and the surrounding controversy.
Teen population to reach 24 million in a decade
The New Orleans Item notes U.S. teen numbers could hit 24 million in ten years. It contrasts noisy teens with their vibrant qualities and warns adults to prepare for a louder future as eight states press into Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladonia
Leonard
Don Campbell
Edna
Pokey
Don L
Carol Ann
Lynda Parnell
Weldon
Lynda
Jerry
Jean
Priss
Jimmy Evans
Tom Bean
Verna
Dixie
Bells-Whitewright
Jack
Willie
Jimmy
Martha
Dan Hennig
Barbara Lumpkins
Jimmy Clark
Paula Geers
Linda Harrelson
Darrell Warrington
Carole Taylor
Carol Bush
Tigerettes
Ladonia Girls
Nelda McCurdy
LaVerle Thurman
The
Bethel Baptist Church
James England
Bill Wetzel
Sammy McKinney
Lowell McKinney
Don Key
Bob Cawthon
J. C. Wetzel
Ruby Cawthon
David
WHS
Willie Cox
Jack Hyepock
Don L. Selman
Mark Ayres
Jackie Andrew
Dee Neal
Rusty May
David Sanderson
Bobby Durham
Steve Edwards
Don Wood
Benny
M. B. Hasty
Staie
Nous
Twee
LIFE @ LIABILITY
Chevrolet
Tula
Tennessee
Lone Star Gas Company
Applian
Cueandy
eMee
Lone Star
Bel Air
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!