Vestal Names Editor in Chief and Faculty Adviser
The document lists Lula Lee Vestal as Editor in Chief and Gladys B Ray as Faculty Adviser. Also credited are reporters Inez Coffey Nova Bryant Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson Meda Jane Wiser Martha Bryant and others including Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols Anita Vestal Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley and Lytle Biggerstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selecaste
Lula Lee Vestal
Vdiantsnes
Gladys B. Ray
Inez Coffey
Nova Bryant Mary Lena Reeves
Anna Joyce Benson
Meda Jane Wiser
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 Stuteville
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
Anita Vestal
Mary Jane Ford
Lois Gastle
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 Vestal
Christine Williams
Grace Chumbley
Leon Chumbley
Sybil Davenport
Lorena Ashinhurst
Nora Bryant
Lawrence Owen
Mary Lena Reeves
Edith Mae Sears
L. Cc
Apprentice Becomes An Expert By and By
An editor urges students to embrace apprenticeship in study and work to improve grades. The piece extols hard work, perseverance, and applying fundamentals, encouraging a year of school as an apprenticeship to boost achievement.
Hi Y Club Elects Officers and Plans Activities
The HI Y Club met Tuesday to elect officers and discuss joining new members and forming a constitution. Officers named include J. Y. Russell president and A N McCoy secretary and reporter with Byron Teague as sergeant at arms.
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J. Y. Russell
Paul Pierson
A. N. McCoy
J. B. Harrison
Byron Teague
Hi-Y
Engagement Ring Confession Sparks Hidden Love Tangle
In a fragment from a local page, Cinda asks what Linda said when Bill noticed Linda wore Jack's engagement ring. Linda replies she loves Jack deeply but leaves room at the top for other feelings.
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Cinda
Jack
Linda
Parley-vōu? Schoolroom chatter and social snippets
In a Friday library note Charmaine reveals names and rumors among students. Mentions include Jim Dooley gaining praise, class changes by Charles M, Lissie Mae A in a class, Mildred Autrey and Ted Bow liking the bus, and various playful exchanges about cars, Harvard Classics, football, and local visits.
Weather Inspires Bus Description Poem by Local Speech Class
A brief school note describes a speech class assignment where students prepared talks about buses. One amateur poet writes about country kids riding the bus, the rough roads, and a strict hard boiled driver who won’t wait for the students, capturing local school life with plain rhyme.
Fat Stock Show Visit At Fort Worth By White Wright Chapter
White Wright Future Farmers group plans a Fort Worth trip for Fat Stock Show day. They will tour Armour packing plant to study operations and enjoy a rodeo with Silver Queen performing tricks. Cowboys and cowgirls will perform as they ride wild horses and cattle in the arena. They return Saturday evening.
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Whitewright Future Farmers
Fort Worth
Armour
Silver Queen
Whitewright
L. C
Honor Roll at W. H. S. lists top students and grades
About 180 students are enrolled with 62 averaging 90 or higher. Twelve earn straight A cards. among them Sue Barnes and Louise Cooper, who takes five subjects. The list includes Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors with multiple named students and exact names.
Magic Show Proves To Be Big Success
A sizable audience attended a Wednesday night performance at the High School auditorium featuring Seymour Davis the magician. The show included classic tricks and audience participation. A mock beheading with a guillotine was used to thrill the crowd as Lawrence Owen was chosen to be decapitated. The agricultural club expected forty percent of proceeds but ended up two dollars in debt to the entertainer.
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Seymour Davis
Lawrence Owen
Junto Club Debates Etiquette Topics and Elects Officers
The Junto Club met in regular session and elected new officers for six weeks. Jay Lee Vestal became president, Sybil Davenport the Ameriensis, and A. N. McCoy sergeant at arms. A Pioneer section program on etiquette followed with multiple speakers covering Emily Post, flag etiquette, library etiquette, picnics, streets, and snobbery versus democratic manners.
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Junto Club
Jay Lee Vestal
Sybil Davenport
Ameriensis
A. N. McCoy
Pioneer Section
Martha Bryant
Nora Bryant
Emily Post
Dallas News
Merle Fleming
Anna Lee Vowell
Dorothy Nicholson
Pathfinder
L. B
Track Training Begins On W H Campus
Athletic training for field and track events started last Monday afternoon on the W H campus with about eight boys. A new jumping pit has been built and orders of athletic equipment sent off. If the boys keep up their good training prospects for winning events will be better than usual.
Not the men, not the land, but war material makers
Boston Herald voices, condemning war profiteers and demanding that munitions be removed from private hands to prevent future bloodshed. The piece calls for public ownership or control of war materials to avert recurring devastation.
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Boston Herald
The Lady of the Decoration by Frances Little
Book corner notes a light romantic tale likened to Daddy Long Legs a history of Chinese revolution and peaceful China. It claims the work mainly appeals to girls though readers may enjoy it fully from cover to cover.
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Frances Little
China
Take Millions From Sea at Midnight
The White Star liner Laurentic once torpedoed in war now rests 120 feet down off the Irish coast. Salvage yielded about 30 million dollars in bullion after three months of work. The final five million was moved at sea at midnight to an Atlantic liner and sent to the Bank of England via guarded train, with a guarded transfer in Liverpool.
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London
Laurentic
Bank of England
Liverpool
Homemaking Tips From The era: Kitchen Knots And Craft Cues
Practical hints include taping curtain tops to reduce strain on pins and adding corks to knitting needles to avoid injury and dropped stitches. For tough steak, lemon and olive oil tenderize meat. Cook bacon slowly to render clear fat for flavoring. Beat egg whites into caramel pie filling as a substitute for meringue.
Local school notes and student mischief in Orangeville
Mumps touch Lorraine Rutledge and Anna Joyce Benson as mood shifts at school. Home economics girls finish dresses for toddlers. L E Garner and G V Vestal wear new spectacles. oculist quips about reading the chart. Sophomore boys plant onions. discipline tightens with late report cards and no-shows.
Who's Who In The Senior Class
Two young cousins stand out in the senior class. Martha Bryant is brown eyed and a medium brunette, member of the Dramatic Club and Reflector staff, studious yet playful. Nova Bryant, brunette with blue eyes, serves as senior class treasurer and belongs to the Dramatic Club Reflector staff and library staff.
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Martha Bryant
Martha
Dramatic Club
Reflector
Nova Bryant
Nova
March Named From Mars and Marcher Gods
Notes explain March derives from Mars or Martius the pagan god. Authors discuss floods caused by mud carried into waters, Russia planning radium extraction from the Caspian Sea, and forecasts of future human size and intelligence growth. Science links nicotine to higher blood sugar.
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March
Mars
Martius
Fair Play Program Promotes School Life Values
The chapel program led by Mr. J. T. Bryant featured Rev. J. R. Waldrum speaking on Fair Play in school life. The address urged character as the student's standard and was well received by the students.
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J. T. Bryant
J. R Waldrum
Church of Christ
American Farm Living and Economic Indicators 1930s Snapshot
A compilation notes that only 1 of 18 farms buys electricity from a public utility and 1 of 8 has any power. Farm Credit Administration lent over $5 million daily in 1934. New gold records by value. Denmark 8 mm rifle cartridge highlighted. Arizona dogs killed 30,000 Salt River Valley sheep in six months. A modern factory features 225 distinct operations. One of six farms has piped water. one in twelve has a bath. Public debt projected to reach $34.258 billion by 1936.
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United States
Farm Credit Administration
Arizona
Salt River Valley
Spanish Club Social Meeting Highlights
El Curculo de Espanol met on Thursday at Vivian Echols home with the president in charge. Minutes from the last meeting were read and a program on Three Outstanding Cities in Spain, Outstanding Places of Interest, and songs performed by members were featured. Refreshments followed hosted by the hostess.
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el Curculo de Espanol
Vivian Echols
Spain
Martha Bryant
Louise Cooper
Pauline Blackerby
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