Editor Lists Faculty Members and Advisors
A Chicago newspaper item names Editor-in-Chief and Faculty Adviser along with a roster including Stali Robt Doss Gladys Ray Billie Earl Montgomery Merle Robbins Ruth Jopling Thomas Sears Monabelle Biggerstaff David Smith Mary Lena Reeves Inez Coffey Albert Lea and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Earl Montgomery
Merle Robbins
Ruth Jopling Thomas Sears Monabelle Biggerstaff
David Smith
Mary Lena Reeves
Inez Coffey
Albert Lea Jackson
Need For a Gymnasium In Westville High School
Editor laments Westville High School lags in athletics and urges building a gym. We note neighboring towns Bells Tom Bean Van Alstyne Whitesboro plan gyms while WHS lacks one despite strong finances and active interscholastic involvement. The piece calls for community effort to secure facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bells
Tom Bean
van Alstyne
Whitesboro
Whitewright
Tigers Chronicle Brightens W. H. S. Title Quest
The Tigers played twenty eight games and won twenty two this season and rumors claim they were North Texas’s best. Key players Brown McKinney Dixon Stillwell Stepp De Berry dominated the lineup while questions loom about graduations and eligibility for 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
North
Texas
Brown
Tiger
Grayson County
Mac- Bee
Dorchester
J. W. McKinney
Ross Brown
Franklin
Weasel) Dixon
Grady Stillwell
Guy Stepp
Jesse DeBerry
Tiger baseball team shows bright prospects at W H S
The Tiger baseball team of W. H. S. has bright prospects for the opening season. Seven seasoned veterans will answer Coach H. W. Key's call: McKinney, J. DeBerry, R. Brown, R. DeBerry, J. Harrison, Burchfield and Cates. Training has not yet started but will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Baseball
H. W. Key
McKinney
J. DeBerry
R. Brown
R. DeBerry
J. Harrison
Burchfield
Cates
W. H. S. 1934 Basketball Team Thank Mr. H. W. Key
The 1934 basketball team from W. H. S. expresses sincere gratitude to Mr. H. W. Key for splendid aid and coaching rendered to the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Key
Masqueraders Club Delivers Trio of One-Act Plays
The Masqueraders' Club staged March 2 with three one act plays and musical numbers. A Just Claim follows a Hungarian widow torn between two husbands, Crinoline and Candlelight imagines Washington returning to modern times at a masquerade, and Pa's New Housekeeper features a comic impersonation that ends happily. Esmeralda, a four act Burnett Gillette drama, will close the season in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sari Szekely
Rozi
Norma Jo Mangrum
Kati
Margaret Lilley
Loci
Thomas Sears
Toni
Billie Earl Montgomery
Pista
Franklin Dixon
Jean Lee Latham
Washington
Ruth Jopling
Edith Mae Sears
Ira May
Vivian Echols
Julia Ann Pritchett
Mary Frances Myrick
William Baxter
Leslie Holland
J. Y. Russell
J. B. Cates
George Washington
Sonny Hancock
Father Time
Monabelle Biggerstaff
C. S. Bird
Pa Jackson
O. S. Pounce
Mattie
Jack Brown
Jimmie
Jackson
Woodrow Belew
Mattie Jackson
Dorothy Ryan
Mollie Holbrook
Dorothy LaRoe
Robert Doss
Esmeralda
Frances Hodgson Burnett
William H. Gillette
M. B
Coach Key Bids Farewell After 1934 Basketball Season
The Whitewright High School 1934 basketball year ends as six first string players finish their careers under Coach Key. The Tigers celebrate the coach who led the team to its first championship and its best season ever. By 1934 Tiger squad member J. M. DeB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Whitewright
Tiger
J. M. Deb
Ask Me Another Mr Manning Question About Music
A playful exchange features Mr Manning challenging Riley to stump him with a question he cannot answer. Riley bets a quarter, then asks where music goes after it’s played, prompting a brisk, humorous back and forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Parson Posts Wry Sign at Church Altar
A church pastor displays a humorous notice reading No mistake rectified after leaving the altar. The sign signals a playful warning about commitments and corrections within the parish.
Review of Winston book on Robert E. Lee appears in Herald Tribune
The New York Herald Tribune essay on Robert W. Winston’s Turns With a Bookworm praises the Lee biography as charming and noble. It notes Lee owned Washington’s sword, never drew it against the Union, and cites shifts in reading tastes with a chart of what America reads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
R. W. Winston
New York Herald-Tribune
R. E. Lee
Robert W. Winston
Confederacy
Lee
Winston
Washington
Arlington
Destiny
Trail To Texas Ends In Romance And Frontier Conflict
Bob, famed for knife throwing, flees an abusive father with help from the Leons. He joins a Texas wagon train, saves Anita from Comanche attackers, marries her, and builds a homestead. A newborn hints at a hopeful frontier life, yet danger from raids persists. The tale blends romance with frontier peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Kentucky
Leon
Mrs. Leon
Mr. Leon
Texas
Jane
Anita
Mill
Pen Portraits of Honorable Seniors
The senior class highlights Bethel residents Elizabeth Hedgpeth a popular piano loving blond with uncertain plans after school. Another Bethel member known as Weasel Franklin Dixon is a popular basketball star with interest in women’s philosophy and drama. Louise Autrey a blond blue eyed chatterbox plans college in Oklahoma after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Elizabeth Hedgpeth
Weasel
Franklin Dixon
Bethelite
Oklahoma
Louise Autrey
Backstage Chaos at Masquers Show At Local High School
Friday night performances at the high school faced missing musicians late arrivals and absent actors. Father Time’s costume vanished while makeup and portable gear were damaged. Yet after the plays a basket of doughnuts and punch left attendees with a cheerful afterglow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Time
Miss Ray
R. J
Campus Chatter and School Happenings Reported
Dorothy Medearis visits campus while Franklin Dixon urges more bridges for rain access on roads. A tragic snowball incident affects a glass pane. declamation reps named Julia Ann Pritchett and Katie Ford. Indoor volleyball dominates rainy days. a junior from Pilot Grove is singing "I m Losing My Man." Rumors link a boy friend to a new school teacher. Vivian blushes at V eight mentions. Dorothy Ryan labeled Frix. Jeanne Aycock wins Farmersville declamation tryout. Sonny’s head allegedly swells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Medearis
Franklin Dixon
CWA
Julia Ann Pritchett
Katie Ford
Pilot Grove
Vivian
Dorothy Ryan
Frix
Jeanne Aycock
Sonny
Farmersville
T. E
Duel of Courage on Hilltop Ends in Tragic Killings
Anita and Bob face danger when an Indian attacker bursts into their home. Bob fights off the intruder using a knife, a tense struggle across tables and chairs ends with the Indian killed. Anita praises Bob and a peaceful year follows with quiet hillside reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Door
Bob
Anita
Whitewright Girl In High List At C A Whitewright Girl In High List At C A
Miss Madge Sears of Whitewright is ranked among the top 15 percent of students at the Texas State College for Women for the first semester of 1933 34. Her B grade report earned her a place on the dean's special honor roll with a commendation from Dean E V White. Miss Sears is a sophomore majoring in primary kindergarten education.
Don’t Sleep On Left Side Affects Heart
An old warning notes left side sleeping harms the heart. It suggests Adlerika as a remedy when stomach gas prevents right side sleep. Claims one dose clears poisons and ensures a full night’s rest, with promotion at leading druggists.
Masqs Improve Stage Settings at Local Club
The Masqueraders' Club completed stage improvements including a border in green and gold and a new switchboard installed by Sid ney Watson and Ed Martin. The board was finished ten minutes before last Friday's performance and praised as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Watson
Ed Martin
M. B
Volume Considered She
A brief dialogue scene in which a woman comments on another’s joy and social ease. The exchange centers on perceived happiness and the other’s laughter as a point of envy or amusement. The tone is light and conversational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volume
Robert D
The Modern Way by William B and Clyde M dialogue
A brief exchange shows Leslie absent for three weeks then a quip about his change in behavior. The humor contrasts turning over a leaf with turning over a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B
Leslie
Clyde M
Folded sheets and home cleaning tips from old notes
Practical hints on ironing and drying sheets, carpet cleaning with potato water, avoiding kettle boil overs, carving meat across the grain, grating dry cheese, brush cleaning with hot soda soap, and a historical mention of black cattle as Pluto sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stali
Sports Review
Whitewright Lumber Co
America
Sinclair Lewis
Anthony Adverse
Louis Adamic
Walter Pitkin
D. W
Spider) Smith
Ross
Martha
Ross B
P. C. Cripps
L. Laroe & CO
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!