High School Reflector Fashions and Sports Banquet Notes
The juniors thank all helpers for last Thursday's Game Night and seniors praise their effort. Teachers and editors are listed, with notes on fashion trends on campus and a playful forecast of spring styles. A discussion on luck versus effort links sportsmanship to life, urging hard work and self-reliance. The piece closes with dental career prospects and local FFA activities and Fort Worth Fat Stock Show attendance.
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Betty Darwin
Joan Huseman
George Brown
B. J
Mr. McSpedden
Big Sister
Mr. Barker
Fort Worth
Banquet Date Reminder Urges Students to Ask Now
A school note urges students to finalize plans for the event on Friday March 29 asking classmates promptly. It playfully targets boys with a nudge and hints to girls to encourage them.
Lucky Team Echoes Through Victory Talk
A sports rumor circulates after a recent win as fans debate the idea of a luck factor affecting performance. Supporters cite timing and momentum while skeptics seek tangible proof in stats and upcoming games.
Planning Your Future After Spring Break
The note urges graduates and students to plan their next steps as the school year ends. It discusses college, work, service, or other paths, emphasizing independence, hard work, and making the most of choices to ease the transition after high school.
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Uncle Sam
U. S
Dentistry as a Career Opens Equal Ground for Women
The article argues dentistry offers vast opportunities for both sexes with women gaining equal footing. It cites WWII veterans and their new awareness of dental care from 14 million service members, noting many had little prior dental treatment and now value fillings and artificial teeth.
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Texas
B. W
Honor roll list for second semester first six weeks
The honor roll includes freshmen Wanda Lewis Jackie Nossaman Dorothy Head Emaline Bennett Barbara Williams. sophomores Dorothy Head appears twice. juniors Alice Davis Dorothy Wallace Betty Ann Darwin Hazel Neal Irene Kent Betty Lou Ingram. seniors Marjorie Young Mary Judd Thelma Monk Wandabell Sanderson Frances Bennett Glendon Magers.
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Wanda Lewis
Jackie Nossaman
Dorothy Head
Emaline Bennett
Barbara Williams
Alice Davis
Dorothy Wallace
Betty Ann Darwin
Hazel Neal
Irene Kent
Betty Lou Ingram
Marjorie Young
Mary Judd
Thelma Monk
Wandabell Sanderson
Frances Bennett
Glendon Magers
B. W
Senior class activity roundup and upcoming events
Senior reports are favorable as the second six weeks begins with English review of parts of speech and sentence diagrams. Civics covers the U N O while seniors receive notebooks. Spanish II students study menus and translate from the textbook. Shorthand focuses on rapid symbol reading and writing. Seventh period includes filing. Chemistry discusses diseases and prevention. The senior play begins, boxing training occurs during seventh period, and girls play volleyball. A few seniors have banquet dates. Agricultural III works on a teaching table. a Tom Bean trip demonstrated terrace work.
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Spain
Mexico
Maurice
Norma
Joe
B. J
Seniors Prepare for English IV Work and Heart Throbs
Ten weeks remain in the school term as seniors in English IV focus on grammar and a novel based unit. They have memorized poems and speeches, read two novels, and will compile notebooks on authors life works and characters. A lively social scene centers on crushes among classmates, with various pairs noted in gossip column fashion.
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M. Y
Montreal youth struck by car flees scene after clash
A young man was struck by an automobile in Montreal. The car sped away as a passing policeman helped the injured pedestrian. In a language barrier moment the officer asked Parlez vous Francais and the man replied No It was a Chevolay coopay in imitation.
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Montreal
Sheriff Sale No 54082 Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas through Grayson County executes a sheriff sale by order of the 15th District Court issued February 15, 1946 in case No 54082 with The State of Texas as plaintiff The County of Grayson and The City of Sherman as interveners and Bob Mc Gee as defendant.
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State of Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Sherman
Bob McGee
Sheriff Sale Notice of Grayson County Property
Gafford, Sheriff of Grayson County Texas, will sell at public sale on the first Tuesday in April 1946 between 2 and 4 PM at the Court House door in Sherman. Property is Lot 12 and seven feet off Lot 13 in J Q A Carters Addition to Sherman. Bid to satisfy a 1946 judgment plus interest and costs with two year right of redemption. Proceeds apply to judgment and costs with excess to law.
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15Th District Court
Grayson County
A. D
Court House
Sherman
Grayson
State of
Texas
J. Q. A. Carter
G. P. Gafford
M. G. Dicken
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Maurice Neathery
Fred Murphy
Norma Smith
Lillian Neathery
Editorial
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Tom Bean
Cardus
Mr. Farmer
Canton
Chattanooga
CIO United Farm Equipment & Metal Workers of America
Harvester
W. J. Shaw
Nelle Badgett
Don Collins
Paula Garner
Paula
Orville Woodson
Edith Neal
Bonham Theater
Fallen Angel
Edith
Helen Gordas
Betty Brice
Savoy Boys
William
Henry Cantrell
Dan Griffith
Marcia Blanks
Bobby Neal
Betty Skaggs
Doris Hunter
J. A. Harper
Maxine Roberts
Billy Jack Blackerby
Melva Allen
Betty Joe Rich
Savoy
Pat Griffith
Junior Woodson
C. J. Meador
International Harvester
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