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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
6
The High School Reflector reports Junior Class preparations for a March 15 performance at 7 30 PM in the WHS gym with ticket sales by Juniors and a drawing for ten home baked cakes during intermission. Admission is 50 cents for children under 12 and 5 for adults.
The Junior Class expresses appreciation to businessmen who purchased ads for the Junior Play programs. The note emphasizes gratitude for their support and the role it plays in funding the production.
A court citation to defendants including D W Bennett and many heirs and representatives directs appearance by 22 April 1963 in Grayson County District Court. Plaintiffs seek declaration of heirs rights to A W Moser Sr and spouses and partition of two described tracts totaling about 60 acres on Iron Ore Creek with a Receiver to sell and distribute proceeds.
Junior and Senior Banquet dates at The Red Raider Winnsboro Texas are to be turned in to Miss Neal by April 12. The event is scheduled for Saturday April 27 and seating needs advance planning by the Seating Committee.
The Senior Class expresses sincere thanks to parents merchants and friends who helped make our Pancake Day a complete success. It is people like you who help make our projects worth while and encourage us to work harder.
The piece notes teens largely watch TV dance parties rather than perform. It lists dances like the Twist Fly Slop Hop Mashed Potatoes and a new Two Fat Girls Dancing Together. It warns of fatigue from foot tapping and describes knuckle cracking as another idle activity.
A 1950s health critique notes teens lag in fitness tests compared to other nations. It cites a shift from traditional sports to soft activities and highlights a fad of tearing straw wrappers and blowing on people at drive-ins cafes and schools, often ending in laughter and fisticuff outcomes.
Washington reports Lt. Gen. Heaton says the plan is to develop a synthetic odor that humans would excrete in sweat to kill or repel insects. Col. Vorder Bruegge notes Agriculture Dept work on animal feed to deter pests and seeks human equivalents.
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