Editor in Chief Feviedsace Lula Lee Vestal Reporters
The item lists names including Feviedsace Lula Lee Vestal as editor in chief and a roster of reporters such as Gladys B Ray Inez Coffey Nova Bryant Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson Meda Jane Viser Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols Anita Vestal Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley Lytle Biggerstaff. It reads like a school or campus newspaper masthead with staff credits.
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Feviedsace Lula Lee Vestal
Studietd
Gladys B. Ray Inez Coffey
Nova Bryant
Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson
Meda Jane Viser
Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols
Anita Vestal
Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley Lytle Biggerstaff
Sue Barnes
Sarah Belle Gillett
Nell Holmes
Ray Martin
Aileen Pennington
Marie Thrasher
Louise Cooper
Lissie Mae Anderson
Mildred Autrey
Jones Alexander
Ruth Brown
Norma Frances Donigan
Paul Phillips
Jo Willa Stateville
Mary Katherine Chumbley
Merriwell Vineyard
Clyde Whitworth
Hamilton Vestal
Irene Autrey
Velma Jo Bow
Roscoe Brown
Pauline Dixon
Litha Sue Hollingsworth
Walter Tom Holmes
Albert Lea Jackson
Kathleen Mitchell
Christine Moore
Clyde Owen
Billy Smith
Lorna Lee Thornton
Mary Jane Ford
Lois Castle
Jimmy Lee Brown
Lytle Biggerstaff
William Baxter
Mary Lee Chaney
Isabelle Craig
Percy Darwin
Vivian Echols
Katy Ford
Gladys Gosnell
Pattie Jean Hulett
Dorothy LaRoe
Margaret Lilley
Velma Mae Nicely
Paul Pierson
Byron Teague
Jay Lee Vest
Apprentice Becomes An Expert By and By
An editorstown column urges students to imitate apprentices by studying hard and applying fundamentals. It argues steady effort, exams, and daily work lead to expertise. The piece emphasizes balancing work and play and encourages yearlong effort to improve grades through practice.
Hi Y Club Elects Officers and Plans Activities
The Hi Y Club met Tuesday night to elect officers and discuss new member intake and constitution. Officers named include J Y Russell president Paul Pierson vice president A N McCoy secretary and reporter J B Harrison treasurer and Byron Teague sergeant at arms. The group promotes body mind and soul development and plans a tumbling team social events and guidance in business courses.
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J. Y. Russell
Paul Pierson
A. N. McCoy
J. B. Harrison
Byron Teague
Hi-Y
Room at the Top Cinda
Linda admits to Bill her confession about wearing Jack's engagement ring and declares there is always room at the top as she speaks candidly about love and loyalty.
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Jack
Linda
Local Student Gossip Reveals Class Shifts And Fast Talk
Weekly notes spill about class changes from 7th to 1st period and students with busy social lives. Mentions of Jim Dooley, Lissie Mae A, Mildred Autrey, Ted Bow, Sybil and Harvard Classics, Anna Joyce and Yale football, and others populate a lively campus snapshot.
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Charles M
Lissie Mae A
Doras
Sybil
Harvard
Anna Joyce
Yale
Army
Weather brings spring poetry from bus ride descriptions
A speech class project yields a student poem about riding the bus. The verse notes rough roads and a strict driver, describing daily conditions and the driver as a hard boiled cuss who will not wait for the riders.
Fat Stock Show Excitement at Fort Worth Visit
White Wright Future Farmers of America chapter plans a Fort Worth trip to the Fat Stock Show. The day includes a tour of Armour's packing house and a rodeo featuring Silver Queen the trick horse. Cowboys and cowgirls will display roping and riding before the group returns home Saturday evening.
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Whitewright
Fort Worth
Armour’s
Silver Queen
L. C
Honor Roll at W H S Sees 180 Students Enrolled
W H S reports about 180 students, 62 averaging 90 or higher. Twelve earn straight A cards with names including Sue Barnes and Louise Cooper. Freshmen and upperclassmen list multiple students with 90 plus averages and notable standouts across classes.
Magic Show Proves To Be Big Success
A large audience at the High School auditorium on Wednesday evening March 6 attended a program by famed magician Seymour Davis. The show featured tricks and audience participation including a guillotine decapitation vote, with Lawrence Owen chosen. Agriculture students, promised forty percent of proceeds, ended up two dollars in debt to the entertainer.
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Seymour Davis
Lawrence Owen
L. R. Oo
Junto Club Elects Officers and Discusses Etiquette
The Junto Club met in regular session Friday with all members present and elected new officers for six weeks. Jay Lee Vestal became president Sybil Davenport secretary and A N McCoy sergeant at arms. A Pioneer section program on etiquette followed with talks on Emily Post flag etiquette library etiquette picnics streets and boorish behavior and a closing discussion on formality versus informality.
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Junto Club
Jay Lee Vestal
Sybil Davenport
Emily Post
Dallas News
Merle Fleming
Anna Lee Vowell
Dorothy Nicholson
A. N. McCoy
Pathfinder
L. B
Track Training Begins On W. H. 8 Campus
Athletic training for field and track events started last Monday afternoon on the W. H. 8. campus with about eight boys participating. A new jumping pit has been built and orders for athletic equipment have been sent off. If the boys maintain their training, prospects for winning events should be better than usual.
War profiteers blamed for future conflict in Boston Herald editorial
The Boston Herald argues that the men of past wars are not responsible and condemns soulless manufacturers of munitions for amassing wealth over graves. It calls for taking war material production out of private hands once and for all.
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Boston Herald
Lady of the Decoration review from Frances Little
A brief notice praises The Lady of the Decoration by Frances Little as a book appealing to girls, likening it to Daddy Long Legs with themes of Chinese revolution and peaceful China, while noting its diary like voice and dramatic loves. It closes with a quoted Life's Recipe poem about balancing friendship love toil prudence and fate.
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Frances Little
China
Gold Loot Recovered From Laurentic After Midnight Salvage
The White Star liner Laurentic sunk in World War I yielded about 30 million dollars in bullion recovered over three months. The final 5 million was moved at sea under cover of darkness to an Atlantic liner and transported to Bank of England vaults via Liverpool.
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London
Laurentic
Bank of England
Liverpool
Quick Home Tips From Practical Craft and Kitchen
Handy advice covers sewing curtain care tape tips to reduce strain on pins. It suggests placing corks on knitting needles to prevent stabs and dropped stitches. Also offered are meat tenderizing with lemon and olive oil and bacon fat separation for flavoring and browning. A pie tip uses beaten egg whites in caramel filling instead of meringue.
Landmark US Agriculture and Industry Facts from 1934
A survey highlights that only one farm in 18 buys electricity from a public utility, one in eight has any electrical power, and six months show 30,000 sheep killed by dogs in Arizona. Farm Credit Administration loaned over $5,000,000 daily in 1934, gold output set value records, and by 1936 public debt reaching $34.258 billion. The Danish 8 mm rimfire is noted as the most powerful military rifle cartridge. Factory workspaces total 225 distinct operations. Household water access remains limited with one in six farms piped water and one in 12 with a bathroom.
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United States
Farm Credit Administration
Arizona
Salt River Valley
Local School News Mixes Mumps, Glasses and Pranks
Lorraine Rutledge and Anna Joyce Benson fall ill with mumps while the home economics class finishes dresses for three year olds. L. E. Garner and G. V. Vestal show off new spectacles as an oculist tests eyes. Quotations and classroom mischief follow with spelling jokes and onion planting by sophomore boys. Mary Jane Ford and Lorna Lee Thornton miss days. report cards issued with fourth hour study required for low grades.
Who's Who In The Senior Class
Martha Bryant and Nova Bryant lead the senior class with active roles in clubs and school media. Martha is in Dramatic Club Reflector staff and noted as studious and sociable. Nova serves as class treasurer and participates in Dramatic Club Reflector staff and library staff.
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Martha Bryant
Martha
Dramatic Club
Reflector
Nova Bryant
Nova
March Named for Mars and Seasonal Floods
This month March is linked to Mars or Martius and floods are said to stem from mud carried into waters. Russia plans to extract radium from the Caspian Sea. Dr. D L Shapiro predicts humans will shrink in future as machines dominate work. Science notes nicotine raises blood sugar.
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Russia
Caspian Sea
Fair Play Subject Assembly Program at Chapel
The Friday morning chapel program featured J. T. Bryant introducing Rev. J. R. Waldrum of the Church of Christ who spoke on Fair Play in school life. The address promoted character as the student standard and was well received by the students.
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J. T. Bryant
J. R. Waldrum
Church of Christ
Spanish Club Social Meeting Details
El Curculo de Espanol met at the regular time on Thursday at Vivian Echols home. The president called the meeting to order as minutes from the last gathering were read. Martha Bryant Louise Cooper and Pauline Blackerby presented program topics on three outstanding cities in Spain and places of interest. Songs included La Paloma O Sole Mio and Noche de Paz. Refreshments followed.
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el Curculo de Espanol
Vivian Echols
Spain
Martha Bryant
Louise Cooper
Pauline Blackerby
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Jim Dooley
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Anna Lee
Willie
Leon C
Ely
Kathleen M
Glasseyed
Garner
Suzie Dean
Meda Jane
West Texas
Pauline
Duke Johnson
Roger H
Kathleen
Vivian
G. V
Lorna Lee
Fern
Trenton
Au Revolur
Charmaine
Life Insurance
Dallas
Stephens & Bryanth
Lorraine Rutledge
Anna Joyce Benson
L. E. Garner
G. V. Vestal
Orangeville
L. E
Mr. Garner
Merle
Clyde
Miss Ray
Marjorie
Mr. Burma
Sun Office
Odds and Ends
March
Mars
Martius
D. L. Shapiro
The
American Museum of Natural History
Probak
Probak Junior
U.S. Pat
S. H. Montgomery Agency
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