Freshman Class Profiles and Talent Show Cast List
The Reflector profiles outstanding freshmen noting David Reeves as quiet and well spoken while Eugene Cox is studious. It lists top students by traits such as best writer Juanita Brown and others, followed by a calendar reversal reunion with children’s stories and a satire of Texas travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reeves
Eugene Cox
James Bennett
Johnnie Harvey
Aline Neal
Barbara Ayres
Juanita Brown
Juanita
G. M
Say, H. C. Did You Lose Your Ring or Red Head?
A string of light local notes mentions William Russell entering Margaret the calf in a dairy show and winning a red ribbon. Other items joke about Allan control of his dog, a rabbit with no tail, Juanita at the window, Barbara Nell's birthday party, and freshman classmates Donna Williams Melba Alexander and Johnnie Harper at a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C
William Russell
Margaret
Allan
Juanita
Mr. Daniels
Barbara Nell
Donna Williams
Melba Alexander
Johnnie Harper
Larry
Third Grade Field Trip Gratitude and Freshman Routine
Third graders thank Mr Cummings and the fourth grade for a Lake Texoma trip on May 6. They express appreciation to Mrs Braly Dol larhide Jr and Mrs Cliff Emerson for transport help and to Mr Bedford and Mr Farrow for bus driving and game support. The narrative shifts to freshmen schedules with agriculture and home making, math, English, science, and study periods, naming several students and teachers in a lively school day portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Texoma
Mr. Cummings
Madge Braly
Griffin Dollarhide Jr
Cliff Emerson
Mr. Bedford
Freshmen Daily Routines At School In Sixth Period
The piece outlines a day in sixth period with names like Allan, David Reeves, and Mary Ola. It notes students in study hall and those out for football or pep squad after classes end at the 4 o'clock bell. A local writer signs off as M. J. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Carpenter
Melba
Freshman Class Poem Sparks Style Trends and Local Echoes
The poem highlights trends among freshmen such as pierced ears and terry cloth shirts. It lists students like Clydeon Selman Kay Davis Patricia Farley Mary Hamilton Nelda Albcorn Bess Rich Carol Bush Nancy May Babe Beazley Betty Harris Joyce Mullins Florena Williams and others in fashion and hair. The write up notes sun tans and sun burns as a new fad and mentions students like John Brown Ralph Hughes Donna Williams Barbara Hasty and Johnnie Ruth in playful vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clydeon Selman
Kay Davis
Patricia Farley
Mary Hamilton
Nelda Albcorn
Bess Rich
Carol Bush
Nancy May
Babe Beazley
Betty Harris
Joyce Mullins
Florena Williams
Jimmy Nossaman
Ralph Hughes
Clydean Selman
Carol Kilgree
Maxine Neal
Florena
Margaret Williams
John Reeves
Garland Smith
William and
Pat Russell
Billy Partridge
Mary Alexander
Betty Jarvis
J. H
Barbara Hasty
Donna Williams
Barbara
John Brown
Jimmy Hoover
O. K
Allan Davis
Johnnie Ruth
George
Puppy Dog Fame Voices from a School Verse
A playful verse features Bobby Burchfield as Puppy Dog and Eugene Cox from Savoy as a clever boy. It names classmates Barbara Ayres and Jackie Pannell, notes Rosy portraits of students, and ends with a playful warning not to curse, signed by wW. R.
Intra squad football game led by Coach Montgomery
The spring training game featured red and blue gold teams with many lineup changes. Red starters included Hughes Ayres Pierson Harper Chesser Cooper Smith Jones and Clark with Burnham limited by a wrist injury. Blue and gold starters included Stephens Simmons Hull Lansford Simmons Anderson Reeves Hayes Brown and Brown with several substitutes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ralph Hughes
James Ayres
Lyndal Pierson
Norman Harper
John Chesser
Larry Cooper
Garland Smith
Kenneth Jones
Bobby Clark
Aubrey Burnham
Blue and Gold
John Stephens
Leon Simmons
Robert Hull
Don Lansford
William Simmons
Cleve Anderson
David Reeves
Jack Hayes
Jerry Brown
Larry Hayes
John Brown
H. C. Carpenter
James Bennett
Allan Davis
Pete Burchfield
Jimmy Thornhill
Thomas Birdwell
Lewis Clem
Jackie Garner
Delbert Musser
Fourth Grade Team Wins Frictions at Platters Flat
On May 6 fourth graders and guests rode a school bus to Platters Flat Oklahoma. The boys beat the third graders 16 to 8 with umpires Mr Cum mings and Mr Bedford. Girls hiked, collecting shells flowers and insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
Platters Flat
Okla
Cummings
Bedford
Miss Hamilton
Miss Pumphrey
Teachers trip notes a sandpiper sighting at Denison Dam
A group reports finding a bird nest with four small eggs and a mother bird on the nest. They identify sandpipers from a field guide, then eat lunch, play at the dam, and return home by bus. Gratitude is expressed to several mothers and Mr. Cummings for organizing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Dam
Jack Lackey
Bob Cawthon
Lloyd Alexander
Dick Walker
Lee Smith
Madge Braly
Cliff Emerson
Griffin Dollarhide Jr
Farrow
Braly
Emerson
Fluoride in Japanese Water Brings Tooth Discoloration
Japan's welfare ministry reports 42 of 46 prefectures have excess fluoride in drinking water leading to mottled teeth. Scientists trace the issue to volcanic sources as a Kyoto water fluoridation project begins. Although not common in Japan, meat packing dominates Illinois industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Welfare Ministry
Kyoto
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Jackie Parnell
Epaminondas
Jack Ayres
John
W. R
Davis
Barbara Neathery
Barbara Neath
Ery
Bobby Burchfield
Glenda Robarts
Jackie Pannell
Johnny Mac Brown
Mary Ola Lew
A. D.N
Snoop
Barbara June Neathery
Roddy
Mr. Howard
Johnny Brown
Connie An
O. K. Feed
James H. Gosnell
McCurdy
Bobby
Savoy
Bob
Bennett
James
Trenton
Connie Andrews
Kenneth Marlow
Bells
Laura
Janey
Mary Lewis
Bill Hyecock
Jackie Pannel
Ww. R
Illinois
Community Public Service Company
Your Friendly Electric Company
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