Seteeailests Robt L Doss Assists Gladys Ray Editor in Chief
Faculty adviser Ruth Jopling Merle Robbins Thomas Sears Monabelle Bigger staff Billie Earl Montgomery David Smith Mary Lena Reeves Inez Coffey Albert Lea Jackson assist Gladys Ray as editor in chief with the newspaper staff.
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Seteeailests Robt
L. Doss
Billie Earl Montgomery
Ruth Jopling
Merle Robbins Thomas Sears
Monabelle Bigger Staff
David Smith
Mary Lena Reeves
Inez Coffey
Albert Lea Jackson
All Freshman Edition Premiered by The Reflector
The Reflector presents an all freshman edition with articles written by freshmen. The editors praise the issue and promise the junior edition next week.
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The
Reflector
Embarrassing Gum Crackdown Teaches Lesson in New York Class
In a New York public school a student secretly eats a jaw-breaker in class despite a strict gum and candy ban. The teacher Suspects candy after a loud gulp and forces the student to show his mouth, ending with the resolve to never eat candy in class again.
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New York
Miss Salter
Albert
Albert Lea Jackson
May Day Picnic Runoff Ends With Creek Mishap
The freshman class left the high school at 4:15 for a May Day picnic at Ryan's pasture. After crossing a creek Ethel Harper fell in but was rescued. They played baseball, Mark and La Monte selecting sides. Mark's side prevailed. Lunch was served around 5:30.
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Ryan
Ethel Harper
Mark
la Monte
Freshmen Fear Opening Day At W. H. S. In 1933
Anita Vestal recalls the dreaded first day at W. H. S. when freshmen were nicknamed fish by sophomores. She describes wandering halls, wrong entries, and the enduring anxiety of big eyed senior students watching newcomers adjust to high school life.
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Mr. Short
Anita Vestal
Picnic memories from a school trip by Litha Hollingsworth
Litha Sue Hollingsworth recalls a school picnic with cakes sandwiches pickles fruit and lemonade. Boys enjoyed a water fight and ice down backs. The group fielded cats and returned home tired and full wishing to go again next year.
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Litha Sue Hollingsworth
Senior Play Is Great Success Reach for the Moon at W H S auditorium
The 34 senior class production Reach for the Moon premiered Friday May 4 and repeated Monday May 7 in the W H S auditorium. Set at John Cameron's Happy Valley Ranch in Colorado, the cast features Anthony Hoyt as J B Cates Betty Breckenridge Merle Robbins as Sally Sherwood Thomas Sears as Larry Kerrigan and Genevieve Lee roles. Thunderclouds and offstage storm effects heightened the drama as audiences praised the lively performance and the seniors were congratulated on a splendid show.
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W. H. 8S
John Cameron
Happy Valley Ranch
Colorado
Anthony Hoyt
J. B. Cates
Jennifer Lee
Vera Dodd
Larrimore
Hal Sherwood
Woodrow Belew
Patricia Pennington
Julia Anne Pritchett
Billie Earle Montgomery
Pamela Parnell
Norma Jo Mangrum
Ted
J. W. McKinney
Keewaydin
Wayne Martin
Earl of Sherbourne
Robert Doss
Kraft Cheese Factory Visit by Boy Scouts at Denison
Fourteen Boy Scouts toured the Kraft cheese factory in Denison during a fall excursion. They saw milk being processed into cheese, an ice box full of ripening cheese, grain grinding added to curd, and a mayonnaise jar filling line. The visit ended with a stop at the Denison Herald plant.
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Denison
Kraft
Denison Herald
Albert Lea Jackson
Interesting items of serious students share quiet social notes
A long list records where students and locals were seen over the weekend and week. Names include Charlie Mae Ross in Merle Fleming, Hugh Cox in Dallas, Norma Gene Smith in Pilot Grove, and many others visiting towns such as Denison Sherman Bonham and Commerce.
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Charlie Mae Ross
Merle Fleming
Hugh Cox
Dal
Norma Gene Smith
Pilot Grove
Co. F. Collins
Denison
Pauline Dixon
Irene Autrey
G. V. Vestal
Whitewright
Morris Wilson
Gladys Gosnell
Bonham
Measles Hit W H S Students Then Return Encouraged
Measles interrupted the W H S student body with about half absent but most have returned. Absent freshmen include Ethel Harper Christine Moore Irene Autrey G V Vestal Ama teene Rector Grady Stepp Will Bryant O A Hefner Albert Lee Jackson. Sophomores list L B Garner Mary Edna Musser Leslie Holland Joe Thomas May Paul Peirson Christine Williams Dorothy LaRoe Preston Hannah Margaret Lilley Dorothy Nicholson Vivian Echols Lytle Biggerstaff Isabel Craig Merle Fleming Georgia Mae Hicks. Juniors absent Anna Joyce Benson Fern Russel Mary Lena Reeves Elizabeth Ireland Lula Lee Vestal. Seniors absent Mary Frances Myrick David Smith Monabelle Biggerstaff Louise Autrey Ruth Jopling J W McKinney Robert Doss Mary Jane Ford.
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Ethel Harper
Christine Moore
Irene Autrey
G. V. Vestal
Amateene Rector
Grady Stepp
Will Bryant
O. A. Hefner
Albert Lea Jackson
L. B. Garner
Mary Edna Musser
Leslie Holland
Joe Thomas May
Paul Peirson
Christine Williams
Dorothy LaRoe
Preston Hannah
Margaret Lilley
Dorothy Nicholson
Vivian Echols
Lytle Biggerstaff
Isabel Craig
Merle Fleming
Georgia Mae Hicks
Anna Joyce Benson
Fern Russel
Mary Lena Reeves
Elizabeth Ireland
Lula Lee Vestal
Mary Frances Myrick
David Smith
Monabelle Biggerstaff
Louise Autrey
Ruth Jopling
J. W. McKinney
Robert Doss
Mary Jane Ford
National Music Week Observed at W H S
National Music Week activities marked at W H S with a club program in assembly. Mrs Rhom Pennington presided. Tommie Chenoweth performed piano and reading. music club members sang two songs assisted by Mrs G F Bryant. Rev C W Dennis gave the benediction. future daily assemblies planned.
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United States
Rhom Pennington
Tommie Chenoweth
Reading
Louise Merritt
Roby Childress
G. B. Smith
Clarence McMillin
Joe Johnson
Clyde Montgomery
George German
A. L. Jackson
Rham Pennington
G. F. Bryant
Guy Hamilton
C. W. Dennis
Irene Autrey
Trigonometry Class Plans Field Work and Logarithm Study
Betty Jo Morrow notes the 1934 trigonometry class will use a transit to measure a flag pole, school building height, and distances to distant objects. They will establish a base line, measure angles, and apply sines, cosines, or tangents to compute distances and explore logarithms for simplifying complex problems.
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Smith
Betty Jo Morrow
Pen Portraits Of Fresh Fish
A dainty freshman girl with blonde hair and blue eyes enters the room each morning and is noted for talking and laughing. Irene Autrey from Bethel is described as talkative and popular among freshmen. Pauline Dix from Bethel is a tall, industrious Bethel student known for her chatter and ball playing. Charlie Mae Ross from Ely is tall, studious, and pretty with a lively laugh and close friend.
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Irene Autrey
Bethel
Pauline Dixon
Ely
Charlie Mae Ross
North Carolina farmers urged to create roadside markets
Agricultural economists in North Carolina urge farmers to establish roadside markets to dispose of surplus produce, aiming to boost efficiency and reduce waste across the state’s farming sectors.
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North Carolina
Loving Cups Displayed From Interscholastic League Meet
Last weekend two loving cups from the Interscholastic League meet were brought home, one for Boys Extemporaneous Speech and one for Girls. Robert Doss won the boys’ cup this year. Monabelle Biggerstaff won the girls’ cup this year and last. An engraving error misnamed Van Alstyne for 33. officials will correct it. W. H. 8S. expresses pride and hopes to win again, especially the girls’ cup next year to make it permanent.
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Whitesboro
Whitewright
Robert Doss
Monabelle Biggerstaff
van Alstyne
Unexpected Teacher Surprises Victim
A student recounts how principal H W Key intervened after a punch in the library. The pupil fears expulsion as Mr Key calmly confronts the incident and contemplates a week in the library ban.
Pampa High Wins One Act Play Contest Title
Pampa High School captured first place in the Interscholastic League one act play contest held Saturday night with Austin High finishing second. Edwin Brent of Bonham received the Samuel French medal for best acting. The all star cast included Imogene Hollenbeck and Vernell Stevens of Pampa, Martha Nevill of Bonham, Pauline Blanton of Austin, and Joe Risser and Edwin Brent of Bonham.
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Austin
Pampa
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Commercce
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Walter T. Holmes
Jack Meador
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W.H.S
H. W. Key
Mr. Key
Pampa High
Sun Office
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