High School Reflector Editors Named for 1960 Staff
The High School Reflector lists Billie Jean Milam as assistant editor Dorothy Birdwell as social editor Billie F Dillon as sports editor Kelly Pierson as feature editor Betty Blackerby leads reporting with a large staff including David Badgett Bobby Rathjohn Louise Selman Mary Thornhill Don Stephens Corinne Hardcastle Wilford House Jane Meador Don Cook Billie Jean Mullins Martha Wallace Bill King William Hughes Jackie Bowen Earlene Fletcher Jack Stephens Clifton Bass Joe Parnell Dwayne Hayes Norman Watkins Janice Neal Peggy Clark Eutolia Judd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Jean Milam
Dorothy Birdwell
Billye Faye Dillon
Kelly Pierson
Betty Blackerby
David Badgett
Bobby Rathjohn
Louise Selman
Mary Thornhill
Don Stephens
Corinne Hardcastle
Wilford House
Jane Meador
Don Cook
Billie Jean Mullins
Martha Wallace
Bill King
William Hughes
Jackie Bowen
Future Homemakers Visit San Antonio for F H A Event
Three homemakers Beverly Judd Carol Kilgree and Beverly Bassett with teacher Nan Dyer traveled to San Antonio for a Future Homemakers of America event. They attended meetings toured Mission San Jose Fort Sam Houston and Randolph Field enjoyed a barbecue a piano floor show and a zoo visit then headed home with classmates and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Judd
Carol Kilgree
Beverly Bassett
Nan Dyer
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Travelers Hotel
Municipal Auditorium
Jeter
Mission San Jose
Fort Sam Houston
Breckenridge Park
Jefferson High School
Sidney Lanier High School
Randolph Field
New Braunfels
Mrs. Dyer
Longhorn Cavern
Inks Dam
Buchanan Dam
Lake Dallas
Marble Falls
Youth Attend North Texas Conference in Greenville
Sunday afternoon several Whitewright youths travel from the Methodist Church to the Municipal Auditorium in Greenville for the North Texas Youth Conference. Attendees include Gene Bush Conway Craig Herman Musser Mazelle Musser and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
North Texas
Municipal Auditorium
Greenville
Whitewright
Gene Bush
Conway Craig
Herman Musser
Mazelle Musser
Jack Badgett
Betty Blackerby
Myra Nell Scott
Arvin Vestal
Carol Ryan
Mary Lou Aexander
Melba Dean Alexander
Florena Williams
Louise Selman
Jimmy Christian
Ruth Ann Cummings
Bill Brown
John Dale Reeves
Margaret Williams
Aubrey Burnham
Joyce Brown
Dearie McKnight
Pat Russell
William Russell
Jack Stephens
Dwayne Hayes
Paul Ryan
Vestal
Nancy May
Jack Smith
Scott
Molly Rutledge
M. R
J. B
Bishop W C Martin Delivers Sermon and Dedicates Memorial Chimes
The Methodist Church honored Bishop W C Martin of the district to bring the Sunday message on April 30. He joined in dedicating the Kimbell Memorial Chimes presented by Kay Kimbell of Fort Worth in memory of B B and Mattie Bell Kimbell. R A Gillett stood in for Kay Kimbell, who was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. C. Martin
Martin
Kimbell
Kay Kimbell
Fort Worth
B. B
Mattie Bell Kimbell
R. A. Gillett
Youth Center Reopens After Three Week Gap
The Youth Center hosted a Friday night opening on April 28 with the Student Council leading activities. Earlier, a freshman wiener roast on April 26 near Ira Fleming’s pasture ended with a snipe hunt and a gathering at the Scott home.
War veteran Caraway recalls WWI service for class
Tuesday morning B R Caraway spoke to the American history class about his World War I experiences. He enlisted December 6 1917, trained at Love Field and served overseas landing in Liverpool then six months in England before moving to France. He emphasized equality beyond race color creed or religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Caraway
Caraway
Love Field
Dallas
Liverpool
England
France
G. K
Insurance visit engages economics class with two local agents
Paul Stephens and J. M. Hollingshed visited the economics class on Thursday April 27 to explain life fire and automobile insurance. Students asked questions and found the discussion helpful and enjoyable thanking the visitors for helping them understand insurance better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stephens
J. M. Hollingshed
Mr. Hollingshed
Mr. Stephens
Methodist district youth rally and election at Sherman
The Leonard district youth rally on Monday April 24 featured an educational program directed by Bob Henderson. Martha Jarvis was elected district president and Gwen Kent and Jerry Culpepper were chosen as Mount Sequoia delegates. Gwen Kent became recreation chairman and the East Sherman sub district met with her presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Bob Henderson
Martha Jarvis
Gwen Kent
Jerry Culpepper
Mount Sequoia
East Sherman
Ector
Trenton
Whitewright
Ruth Ann Cummings
Jimmy Christian
Carol Kilgree
Bill Brown
Nancy May
Jack Smith
Jack Badgett
Mazelle Musser
Gene Bush
Max Taylor
Bobby Rathjohn
Otis Bass
Lovera Bass
Audrey Bass
Clifton Bass
Bryce London
Florena Williams
Dixie Watkins
Carol Ryan
Arvin Vestal
Ronald Vestal
Lee Norris
Jerry
Local Notables List Names in Public Notice
The text lists individuals including Dearle McKnight James Bourland Molly Rutledge Betty Blackerby Louise Selman Kelly Pierson John Dale Reeves Margaret Williams and Rev A D Jameson, attributed to K B P in what appears as a formal public or organizational roster.
Class of 1957 Character Awards Named
Prettiest Mary Frances Wittiest Billie Jean Milam Brightest Eutolia Judd Politest Harold Luna Smartest Louise Selman Tartest Jane Meador Shyest Corinne Hardcastle Spryest Betty Blackerby Sweetest Janice Neal Neatest Billye Faye Dillon Slickest Dwayne Hayes Quickest Don Cook Sunniest Bobby Rathjohn Funniest Joe Pannell Bravest Jackie Bowen Gravest David Badgett Most Smilish Prilla Hinton Most Stylish Kelly Pierson Best Giggler Martha Wallace Best Wiggler Don Stephens Sleepiest Jack Stephens Weepiest Norman Watkins Moodiest Earlene Fletcher Dudiest Bill King Happiest Clifton Bass Scrappiest Wilford House Carefulest Billie Jean Mullins Cheerfulest Dorthy Birdwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances
Billie Jean Milam
Eutolia Judd
Harold Luna
Louise Selman
Jane Meador
Corinne Hardcastle
Betty Blackerby
Janice Neal
Billye
Faye Dillon
Dwayne Hayes
Don Cook
Bobby Rathjohn
Joe Pannell
Jackie Bowen
David Badgett
Prilla Hinton
Kelly Pierson
Martha Wallace
Don Stephens
Jack~ Stephens
Norman Watkins
Earlene Fletcher
Bill King
Clifton Bass
Wilford House
Billie Jean Mullins
Dorthy Birdwell
Senior class meets for bac calaureate setup and song
On April 25 the senior class in room 17 with Miss Neathery and Mr. Petrash chose two speakers for bac calaureate invocation and benediction. B. W. Newman to give the benediction and Miss Lucyle Sanders invocation. The April 27 meeting selected class flower Roses the class song Whispering Hope and a motto. A committee led by Bill King will pick several mottos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neathery
Petrash
Bill King
B. W. Newman
Lucyle Sanders
Whispering Hope
Dwayne Hayes
Corinne Hardcastle
Don Stephens
Billie Jean Mullins
Penetrating Athlete’s Foot Remedy Ad at Childress Pharmacy
An ad spot promotes a foot treatment with a 90 percent alcohol base for deep germ kill and claims relief within one hour. It guarantees 40 percent back at any drug store if not satisfied and directs readers to Childress Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress Pharmacy
Class Roles Assigned for Final Exercises
Billye Dillon Prilla Hinton and Mary Thornhill were appointed to write the class poem. Jane Meador Corinne Hardcastle and Louise Selman take on the class will. Billie Milam and Dorthy Birdwell are named for the class prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billye Dillon
Prilla Hinton
Mary Thornhill
Jane Meador
Corinne Hardcastle
Louise Selman
Billie Milam
Dorthy Birdwell
J. N
Sophomore Class Sponsors School Assembly on April 28
The sophomore class under Coach Montgomery hosted an assembly for eighth graders from the grade school on Friday morning April 28. Peggy Pannell served as mistress of ceremonies, while Herman Bedford supervised the eighth graders who presented two plays The Narrow Squeak and The Three Wishing Bags with a range of student performers. Jerry Norris provided Gospel Boogie during intermission and Foy Jean Bow plus Jimmy Nossaman supplied music. The freshman class will lead next Friday May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coach Montgomery
Peggy Pannell
Herman Bedford
Juanita Thrasher
Shirley Blanton
Foy Jean Bow
Betty Harris
Dora Beazley
Johnny Paul
Teachers Pet or Fable of Favoritism
A short note questions the phrase teachers pet and what it implies. It hints at bias in the classroom and asks readers to consider how teachers show preference while claiming to treat all students fairly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dearle McKnight
Dorotha Magers
Gladine Harper
A. D. Jameson
W. C. Cummings
Orba Orenduff
Percy Darwin
Lillian Neathery
Kathryn Roddy
Edgar Ayres
W. W. House
Methodist Youth Rally
Ira Fleming
H. L. Scott
Mary Alexander
Connie Compton
Francis Whipple
Mattie Spencer
Kenneth Jones
Billy Wayne Partridge
Norman Harper
James Ayres
Dean
Lewis Cooper
G. A. Burnham
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
Denison
Kingston Drug Store
Rexall
Texas
C. D. Kingston
Charles Harris
American History Visitor
State of
Grayson
A. R. Parrott
Grayson County
J. N. Dickson
A. D
Sherman
Esther Parrott
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Securities County
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Community Public Service Company
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