Local Names Link To School Staff Throng
Unclear OCR text lists Robt L Doss Gladys Ray editor in chief and faculty adviser roles along with multiple names including Billie Earl Montgomery Ruth Jopling Merle Robbins Thomas Sears Monabelle Biggerstaff David Smith Mary Lena Reeves Inez Coffey Albert Lea Jackson suggesting a school yearbook or staff roster.
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Superveboend
Robt
L. Doss Suleredan
Gladys Ray
Rteaff
Billie Earl Montgomery
Ruth Jopling
Merle Robbins Thomas Sears Monabelle Biggerstaff
David Smith
Mary Lena Reeves
Inez Coffey
Albert Lea Jackson
Dishonesty the Best Policy Opinion Debate
A reader argues honesty is best, noting white lies and political integrity. The piece recounts Lawrence Owens debating the topic, recalling a sweater theft that led to a changed view, per the editor.
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J. W
Scholastic
George Washington
Roosevelt
Wilson
Lawrence Owens
Weather praises the school bus in all weather
The article defends the school bus after past opposition praising its role in keeping students attending despite rain. It notes a student once fell in mud while pushing the bus but reiterates support for reliable transport on Whitewright roads.
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Whitewright
Coin Toss Decides Second Place Interscholastic Meet
At Sherman last Saturday in the Interscholastic League meet, Principal H W Key tossed a coin between Collinsville and another school to award second place in the boys debate. W H S won the toss as Collinsville lost to Whitesboro and Van Alstyne beat Whitewright and Collinsville.
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Sherman
H. W. Key
Collinsville
Whitesboro
van Alstyne
Whitewright
Whitewright Students Win 4 Cups At County Literary Meet
Whitewright Public Schools dominated the county literary meet at Austin College Sherman and Jefferson Ward School. Ward School entrants earned 15 to 3rd place points in events such as Arithmetic Sense Music Memory and Story Telling, while High School competitors captured top spots in Debates Extemporaneous Speech and Essay Writing. Grayson County will send Monabelle Biggerstaff Robert Doss Norma Jo Mangrum Lilley and others to the district interscholastic meet in Dallas.
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Whitewright Public Schools
Austin College
Jefferson Ward School
Sherman
Ward
Roy Martin
Hamilton Vestal
Jo Willa Stateville
Louise Majors
Marjorie Nell Blanton
Fred Starr Jr
Glenda M. Rutledge
Imogene Head
Davis Parrish
J. Y. Russell
Robert Doss
Inez Coffey
Lula Lee Vestal
Monabelle Biggerstaff
Spelling
Vera Dodd
Marie Thrasher
Julia Ann Pritchett
Mary Jane Ford
Norma Jo Mangrum
Billie Earl Montgomery
Thomas Sears
Franklin Dixon
Margaret Lilley
Grayson County
Dallas
Whitewright
M. A
van Alstyne
Better Than Farming
A Virginia state health officer narrates a tale of a farmer delivering vegetables to a public sanitarium. A patient asks if he is a farmer and urges him to try being crazy, implying the life may beat farming. The exchange ends with the patient challenging the farmer to try craziness.
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Virginia
Campus Chatter Sparks and Spoofs at Sherman School
A long campus column notes seniors excelling with averages 90 plus and many track honors while detailing school gossip. It covers a bevy of students, plays, travel to Denison, Shakespeare facts, a Masqueraders contest, a junior senior celebration plan, a census assembly, and tennis results with light humor and local color.
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Sherman
Woodie Belew
Kentuckytown
Sonny Hancock
Treasure Island
Masqueraders
Sherman High School
Dramatic Club of
Whitewright
J. B. Cates
Denison
Vera Dodd
van Alstyne
P. S
T. E. Ss
Masqs Prepare Esmeralda Play With Special Features
The Masqueraders' Club will stage Esmeralda by Bur nett and Gillette as their final season presentation. Reading credit offered to student audiences and a four act format based on a popular New York debut. Local musicians and an accordionist will perform with snap py numbers and a spinning wheel used in the North Darling setting. Cast includes J Y Russell Monabelle Bigger Edith Mae Sears and others. Regular admission prices apply and season tickets cover the show.
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Esmeralda
Frances Hodgson Burnett
William A. Gillette
New York
North Darling
Ritchie
J. Y. Russell
Monabelle Biggerstaff
Edith Mae Sears
Leslie Holland
Murl Ryan
J. B. Cates
Nora Bryant
Elizabeth Ireland
Jack Lay
Joe Thomas May
Sophie
M. B
Tennis Players Lose to Van Alstyne Friday
W. H. S. tennis teams fell in both singles and doubles to Van Alstyne in Sherman on Friday. Players J Y Russell Paul Pierson and David W Smith lost close matches in the consolation event, despite facing a rival they hoped to upset.
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van Alstyne
Sherman
J. Y. Russell
Paul Pierson
David W. Smith
Tioga
Whitewright
Mother and Ruth Share Late Night Duty at Grannie’s
The mother tells Ruth she needn’t wait up, but Ruth explains someone must let granny in. Their exchange reveals familial care and quiet evening routine as they stay alert for Granny’s arrival.
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Ruth
Grannie
Cardus Aids Women In Strengthening Health Naturally
An old guidance note suggests Cardus helps women regain strength from weakness and improve nourishment to ease chronic female symptoms. It claims tiny pains and nagging complaints fade as the body’s resistance improves, reducing reliance on temporary remedies.
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Cardus
BITS O' FUN Comic Snippets From a Wide World of Jokes
A collection of light hearted quips and anecdotes about romance chores debate questions and a country horse tale. Characters include Frank H Martha B Joe T Miss Ray Leon Vonda Lee Vineyard and Roland Lay with a Scotchman and a missing horse punchline. The items read like a playful newspaper humor column.
Daisy investigates town gossip and classroom notes
In a light local item Daisy notes walking graffiti mystery and romantic chatter from Woodrow and J B. She spots love poems in study hall and sightings of Mrs Belew and Mr Cates with two young ladies. Meda Jane Wiser wears a senior ring. Leon tears trousers, seeks help from Miss Boone.
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Woodrow
J. B
Mr. Belew
Mr. Cates
Daisy
Within This Present and Rabbie In Arms Book Sketches
Two brief sketches review American设置 settings fiction and history. Within This Present portrays Chicago post 1871 through three generations in a documentary light. Rabbie In Arms traces American Revolution campaigns from Benedict Arnold to Burgoyne with a panoramic view of wartime hardship.
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Margaret Ayer Barnes
North
Benedict Arnold
Quebec
Sullivan
Arnold
Burgoyne
Patient asks for plain sewing before surgery
An anxious man on the operating table fears the cost of his surgery. He asks the doctor how much the operation will cost, and the physician replies one hundred dollars. The patient protests that he wants plain sewing with no hemstitching.
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Ness
Key to Succeed as Superintendent at W H S
The student body of W H S applauds the election of H W Key as superintendent, succeeding F W Smith who resigned. Key, a 1923 W H S graduate with a T C U degree, taught in Mineral Wells schools for two years and has been principal of W H S since 1932.
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H. W. Key
Smith
Key
Mineral Wells
Pen Portraits of Famous Seniors
A senior class feature highlights Norma Jo Mangrum as a popular, studious student with black hair blue eyes and dramatic club leadership. Wayne Martin is described as tall heavy-set shy yet observant with baseball and reading hobbies and strong study habits. The Sun offers typewriter related supplies for sale.
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Dramatic Club
Norma Jo Mangrum
Wayne Martin
Dance Night Ends With Tight Drum
A playful exchange notes the event did not succeed as a dance but the drum performance was praised for its tight rhythm.
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