Whitewright Western Week and 1955 yearbook note
Whitewright High previews the third annual Western Week March 14 18 with plans to stress western costumes. The 1955 Bell yearbook is in publication with the last shipment sent February 28 to Taylor Publishing Dallas and due in about eight weeks.
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Whitewright
Whitewright High
Taylor Publishing Company
Dallas
Western Week committees named for March 14 to 18
Eight committees were selected to organize Western Week from March 14 to 18. Finance will handle costs, program arranges entertainment, queen campaigns for junior and senior divisions, publicity will distribute folders in Whitewright and nearby towns, stage and decoration set the stage, concessions manage drinks and candy, western party plans postweek entertainment, and parade hires horses and riders.
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Queen
Whitewright
Western Party
Love Triangle Rumors At Bonham High Spur Gossip
In a Bonham high setting two sophomore girls and a boy are at the center of a love triangle with multiple couples hinted across fourth period study hall. Donna Wetzel appears interested in other junior boys while James Dixon is her potential partner as rumors swirl about several other pairings and jacket orders for athletics.
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Whitewright High School
Jackie Pannell
James Bennett
James Dixon
Jack Hayes
Tom Bean Cats
Bennett
Sherman Lions Club
Bonham
Donna Wetzel
Annette Smith
James Vineyard
Ann Brown
Charles Wortham
Carol Bush
Dale Taylor
H. C. Carpenter
Laura Rich
Dixie Bassett
Gene Morris
Verna Buchanan
Travis Sanderson
Trellis Penney
Willie Russell
Laura Williams
Connie Andrew
Barbs Hasty
Shak Hughes
Donna Williams
Henry Latham
Delbert Musser
Mary Pennell
Billy Ray Mercer
Joe Wolfe
John Brown
Eugenia Dockery
Mark Ayres
Nelda McCurdy
Pete Burchfield
Lynda Parnell
Citation notices court appearance and land dispute filings
Two Texas citations command appearance by defendants in separate Grayson County cases. One lists numerous heirs tied to Brum Brune and Price families with property details. the other orders Peter D Kalos to answer a divorce petition filed February 4 1955 in the 15th District Court Sherman with a March 21 1955 deadline.
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State OF
Texas
August Brum
August Brune
Sarah E. Brune
Thomas W. Brune
Mary M. Cure
Gurd Cure
Gord Cure
John W. Price
Ada Price
Frank Price
T Price
T. J. Price
E. W. Price
Cure
State OF Texas
Peter D. Kalos
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Elwanda Kalos
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
G. F. Cure
George Richard Shane
Geo. Redwood Shane
Ed McKee
Grayson
Iron Ore
P. C. Martin
J. P. Dumas
C. C Binkley
Same
Lens
Crystal ball classroom and ballpark musings from Tom Bean
The write up chats about junior senior banquets and local couples including Joyce Brown and Bobby Burchfield with mentions of June Neathery and Twad McElyea. It also wades through a playful baseball primer defining positions, terms, and the role of sports writers in a light local tone.
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Delbert Musser
Tom Bean
Trenton
James Bennett
Denison
Joyce Brown
Bobby Burchfield
June Neathery
Twad” McElyea
Ann Hunter
Phillip Foley
Alice Ayres
Bobby Fletcher
Baseball Primer Describes Players In Simple Terms
A nostalgic note explains baseball basics with playful definitions of pitcher and catcher. It highlights the pitcher's role to throw fast to the catcher and stop opponents with sticks, while hinting at the catcher’s area and stance.
Local winner named in national homemaker contest
Ann Hunter topped a test of homemaking knowledge among senior girls in the graduating class. She earns entry to name the Texas candidate for all American homemaker of tomorrow and will receive a golden award pin plus cook books for herself and the school after achieving the highest score in a written exam.
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Ann Hunter
National Food Corporation
Texas
Tigers Rip Ector 69 to 55 in season finale
Whitewright High School teams close 1954-55 with a 69-55 victory over Ector Eagles at home in a Match of Dimes benefit game. Tigers end season 16 wins 10 losses with several earlier two game sweeps and forfeits.
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Legion
Whitewright High School
Ector Eagles
Tigers
Gober
Leonard
van Alstyne
Farmersville
Honey Grove
Wolfe City
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Jack Ayres
Barbara Hasty
Johnnie Harper
Ralph Hughes
Eugene Cox
Mary Lewis
Mark Wiliams
Bill Hyecock
Jackie Parnell
J. W. Burchfield
Lewis Clem
Jack Bartley
Orville
Feed
Pascal Farley
Montgomery
Plymouth
Montgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery
Mer. & Co-Owner
DODGE
W. Main
Crystal Ball
ECTOR
Ford Crestline
Ford
Ford Customline
Linton Savage
Tom Roach Motors