Spring Formal Plans At High School Met With Executive Talks
The Growl executive committee met Tuesday to plan the spring formal set for Friday May 9 from 8 to 10 pm with faculty and parents invited. Officers for 1958 1959 were elected. new president Louisa Lackey secretary Carol McLean treasurer David Blackerby and reporter Ruth Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growl
Joe Kaiser
Jim Bassett
Jean Scott
Carol McLean
David Sanderson
Bobby Durham
Louisa Lackey
David Blackerby
Ruth Williams
L. L
Seventh graders host cheerful party with guests and music
A week of parties ends with a seventh grade gathering held in fine weather. Students danced to the tune Tiger and played games inviting guests. Special guests Mrs J P Darwin and Mrs Holloway attended along with sponsor Mrs Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Alexander
Clark
Lackey
Jerry Copeland
J. P. Darwin
Holloway
Bennett
Spring formal outfits highlight styles for boys and girls
Both boys and girls were dressed especially well. Billie G wore a blue net over taf feta in a ballerina length formal. Teen Smith appeared in a strapless black ruffled gown. Pat Clark wore a pink formal with a large pink taffeta bow at the back. Judy Durham appeared in a blue floor length dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy M
Ann Morris
Linda Neal
Paula Geers
Pattye Bartley
Sandra Montgomery
Barbara Lumpkins
Barbara Clark
Linda H
Lucille S
Judy Ayres
Louisa Lackey
Donna F
Martha A
Jean Brown
Dee Anna A
June Bond
Linda B
Louise V
Sarah S
Bobbie Kay C
Ruth W
Carol T
Barbara B
Carol M
Bennett T
Gayla Wren S
Priss B
Jean S
Pokey K
Darlene D
Billie G
Teen Smith
Pat Clark
Judy Durham
Thornhill Bus Breaks Down Leaves Ditch Skid
A Thornhill school bus with 20 minutes of excitement ends safely after brakes fail and the left front wheel locks sending the bus into a ditch. All windows except one broken. left front tire blown. Passengers exit through a window and emergency door with minor injuries. Students later transported to school, only 15 minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornhill
Kathy Wilson
Lucille
Vanda
James
Gene Shaw
Linda
Joyce
Wilbert Bennett
Wilbur Humphrey
Doris
Jimmy
Dorothy Burchfield
Gary
Ann Morris
Cynthia Marlow
Kathy
Gail Wilson
Sarah
Harriet Stephens
Mary Spencer
Caleb Thornhill
Bos Ahs
Es “Sea
Donnie Lewis Crowned Sophomore of the Week
The pilot Grove student Donnie Lewis, 6 1 and 170 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes, is named sophomore of the week. A 1957 football letterman and Future Farmers of America member, he is well liked by classmates and blushes when spoken to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Grove
Future Farmers of America
Donnie Lewis
Tony Owen
Tommy Lee
Commerce
Harvey Owen Hoover
Growl party marks spring theme in school gym
Friday night from 8 to 10 featured a formal Growl party in the school gymnasium. A garden scene with a white picket fence red roses and a blue sky backdrop set the mood. Mrs. Thruston Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Sears and Mrs. McDowell helped with refreshments while many parents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thruston
Lakey Edwards
Homer Sears
Alton McDowell
Growl Committee
Growl members laud first year and spring finale
The Growl group credits its inaugural year as highly successful and regards the spring format as a fitting climax. Members thank sponsor Mrs. Lackey and all parents for their cooperative role in making the youth organization a reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growl
Lackey
D. H
Harvey Owen Hoover and School News Highlight Park Party
The issue recaps a student party at Bonham State Park with the sophomore class, their sponsors, and guests from other classes. It notes a local legal notice about the estate of Rebia Pearl Wilkes and a separate citation in Grayson County court involving Mary Orr and others over Lots 2 and 3 in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham State Park
Thos
Carol McLean
Barbara Burchfield
Carole Taylor
Patricia Lewis
Billie Lewis
Bennett Thruston
Donna Franklin
Louise Vestal
Bobby Durham
Joe Chat Beazley
John Wetzel
George Key
David Clark
David Sanderson
Leonard Jarvis
Eddie Whipple
Freddie Whipple
Herbert Taylor
Kenneth Woodson
Wilbert Bennett
Sonny Mitchell
Jimmy Wilkinson
Jimmy Clark
James Norvell
Darrell Warrington
Benny Simpson
Guy Taylor
C. C. McLean
J. B
Dee Anna Alexander
Judge Blackerby
June Bond
Jean Brown
Doris Burchfield
Steve Edwards
Mickey Gentry
Dan Hennig
Louisa Lackey
Douglas McCurdy
Scotty Phillips
Don Walker
Ruth Williams
Johnny Melton
Martha Anderson
Donnie Lewis
Sandra Montgomery
Barbara Lumpkins
Bobby Phillips
Montgomery
Clark
Hennig
Edwards
Stevens
Rebia Pearl Wilkes
Grayson County
Texas
Wilkes
North Hartsdale
County of Dallas
State of Texas
Raymond Dewees
Robin Pearl Wilkes
Whitewright Sun
State OF
Harry E. Berry
Letha Berry
A. D
15Th District Court
Court House
Sherman
Mary Orr
Feme
Willie Lee Orr Crump
A. R. Crump
Carrie Katherine Prr. Fletcher
E. C. Fletcher
J. P. Loving
Tex
S. V. Earnest
Six Month Newspaper Foretells Sudden Death of Businessman
A man is granted a single wish and receives a state paper dated six months ahead. He uses it to study stocks and sports standings and politics, then discovers on the obituary page that his own name appears under the death notices, revealing he died of a heart attack the day before.
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Grows Executive Meeting
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Donald Jenkins
Bryant Dollarhide
Richard Cook
Jim Clark
Tom Sears
Thomas DeBerry
Lucille Shaw
James Williams
Cliff Emerson
Blackerby
Billy Tillett
June Gail Bond
Linda Harrelson
Charles Copeland
Stephen Brown
Johnny Melton Wills His Role As “Big Chief
Donald Slaughter
Scottie Phillips
Boots
Ronnie McLauchlin
Don Pool
Carol Sue Turner
M. G
Curless Aldridge
W. T. May
Peeler Drug
Bonham, Texas
First National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Re. C. U
Syndicate
Miss X
WHS
Barbara L
Darrell
Louisa
Sergei
Martha
Korea
Louise
Leonard
Whitewright
Bubba
Don
Ruth
Judy
Lewis Sheridan
Lewis
June Gail
Bethel
Paula
Narvin
Barbs L
Sophead
Denison
Barbs B
Jim
Bassett
Pokey
Don L
Clarence
Robert W. Hamilton
Rey Servind
Ry Bila Thaerm
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