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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
6
The homemaking department held open house for Bells and Tom Bean homemaking groups. About 50 guests toured the lab, then enjoyed punch and cookies. Mrs Blanton leads the program and plans summer work while stressing cooperative, cheerful student traits.
On Friday March 4 WHS Principal Mr. Montgomery proposed replacing the usual assembly with class performances. Freshmen opened with Sentimental Journey and Belle Belle My Liberty Bell by the Four Days as a change from the Four Knights. Melba Alexander Barbara Neathery and Donna Wil- appears led the next number Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy.
A list of individuals paired with humorous or critical labels such as Dale Taylor tall, John Chesser dull, and Mary Pennell irritable. The items appear as brief character sketches or social notes naming each person and a defining trait or habit, concluding with E A M initials.
The subject was born October 13 1936 in Ely and now lives there. She started schooling at Savoy for four years then joined the local school in 1945. She quickly earned the nickname Babo as she began her time in the town’s schools.
A freshman science class visited the Pilot Grove oil well with Mr. Howard. They learned the well is about 2,500 feet deep, being drilled for the Pan American Co. and the final depth is undecided. Bit costs range from 90 to 500 dollars.
On March 12 the FFA boys and Mr Barker hauled a dehorning chute to Mr McCoy’s farm and vaccinated 13 cattle and dehorned one. They then moved to Jackie Parnell’s grandparents' place to dehorn four head, returned Thursday for more practice, and ended at Mr Gosnell’s Bethel farm before heading back to school. En route they rode buses and cars, enjoying the countryside.
A group including Mr. Barker and W. D. R. rode a chute and faced minor injuries from wires and branches but had fun. They then returned to Mr. Gosnell's farm to dehorn three wild cows and completed practice tasks before returning to school.
Students receive report cards at morning assembly and many fall short of A grades. Freshmen trip to an oil well continues a series of science field visits. Basketball teams for next year are being formed as season plans begin.
Students enjoy baseball during study periods while athletes train. Carpenters place benches around trees and the front doors get a bright yellow repaint. Football banquet committees begin work with eggs and bunnies as a possible theme.
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