Junior Edition Staff and Adviser Credits
Editor in Chief Lula Lee Vestal with faculty adviser Gladys B Ray lists reporters Inez Coffey Nova Bryant Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson Meda Jane Wiser Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols Anita Vestal Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley Lytle Biggerstaff for the junior edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Lee Vestal
Gladys B. Ray
Inez Coffey
Nova Bryant
Mary Lena Reeves
Anna Joyce Benson
Meda Jane Wiser
Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen
Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols
Anita Vestal
Albert Lea Jackson Leon Chumbley Lytle Biggerstaff
Cooperation in Education Encourages Better Grades
Louise Cooper argues that cooperation among teachers, parents, and students improves learning. Students should collaborate with adults and complete tasks willingly, while teachers support and encourage pupils. More asking and less commanding could raise grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cooper
Baseball Club Improves To 4th Win At Tom Bean
The Baseball Club traveled to Tom Bean Friday for their fourth game, defeating the locals 9 to 2. Ross Brown pitched well and sent the ball to Fred Starr for the victory, with readers urged to support the team in upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bean
Ross Brown
Fred Starr
HI Y PICNIC AT SEARS PASTURE ENDS WITH TREE DAMAGE
On Friday a group from W H S left for a picnic at Sears pasture. After arriving a boy climbed a tree and began breaking limbs, followed by several boys pulling down a large tree. Refreshments were served before everyone adjourned after a happy evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Pasture
Walter Tom Holmes
Tarzan
Mr. Bryant
Portrait of a Junior Class Sponsor Mr J H Burma
The junior class sponsor for this year is Mr J H Burma. Under his leadership the class has had a profitable and enjoyable year. The class, consisting of about fifty members, hopes he has enjoyed his role as much as we have appreciated having him. He plans to spend the summer in Sherman working, though the job is not specified. -L. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burma
Burma
Sherman
L. B
Who's Who In The Junior Class
The piece lists junior class leaders: president J. Lee, secretary treasurer Vivian Echols, and vice president Dorothy LaRoe known as Dot. It notes J. Lee's busy leadership and Echols' popularity and dating, with LaRoe described as a bright book worm not dumb in her texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy LaRoe
Dorothy
Dot
Laundry on the School Fire Escape A Graduation Prank
A reader recounts peers hanging gowns and caps from a school fire escape to stage a playful illusion of a laundry. Miss Boone airings the caps and gowns for upcoming graduation exercises, fooling entrants before the prank is revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Boone
L. B
Assembly Program Delights With Masqueraders Club
The assembly last Friday featured the Masqueraders' Club with a camp-fire scene and new scenery. Seven members performed Western songs with guitar, J. Y. Russell offered barnyard imitations, and Edith Mae Sears illustrated "Strawberry Roan" and "Moonlight on the Colorado." The program was greatly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Gee
J. Y. Russell
Edith Mae Sears
Colorado
V. M.N
Becky Sharp: New Film Adaptation of Vanity Fair Preview
A color film adaptation titled Becky Sharp is announced from Thackeray’s Vanity Fair. Director Mamoulian leads Miriam Hopkins and Alan Mowbray in the modern take on the Waterloo gold-diggers tale. Reading Vanity Fair is advised to prep for the feature.
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Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Becky Sharp
Mamoulian
Waterloo
Miriam Hopkins
Alan Mowbray
Parley-Vous and Notes from the Dormitory World
A collage of campus gossip and lovers’ quips as readers share notes about relationships crushes and social events. Names and tangled pairs surface from Oklahoma to Dallas with mentions of buses cars dates and campus groups. Four thousand crepe myrtles line the highway between Jacksonville and Love's Lookout State Park.
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Jacksonville
Love’s Lookout State Park
Speech Club Observes Natl Music Week
The Junto Club held a Monday program in observance of National Music Week. Merle Fleming reviewed the opera Martha while Nora Bryant and Aleta B Head debated if radio destroys music appreciation. Lorena Ashinhurst spoke on what killed the Victrola with other members presenting music related talks. Isabelle Craig chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junto Club
Martha
Merle Fleming
Nora Bryant
Aleta B. Head
Lorena Ashinhurst
J. Y. Russell
Frank Hollingsworth
Martha Bryant
Jay Lee Vestal
A. N. McCoy
Isabelle Craig
F. F. A. Continues Through Summer
Whitewright High School agriculture class remains active through summer. F. F. A. plans a May 17 18 fishing trip to Gunter Lake at Gunter and a August summer camp at Lake Worth Fort Worth. A team will attend the State convention in Lubbock with Mr. Cunningham: Vonda Lee England L. E. Garner and Leon Chumbley.
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Whitewright High School
Gunter Lake
Gunter
Lake Worth
Fort Worth
Progressive Dinner by W H S Girls
The Saturday Bridge Club held a progressive dinner starting at Norma Jo Mangrum's at eight with fruit juice then to Vivian Echols for congealed salad main course at Dorothy LaRoe and final pineapple sherbet and cake at Lula Vestal. Hosts included Mangrum Echols LaRoe Vestal Barnes Bryant Nora Bryant and Isabelle Craig with guests Marl Ryan Billy Roberts J B Harrison A N McCoy L E Garner Dick Montgomery Fitz Bryant and N B Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jo Mangrum
Vivian Echols
Dorothy LaRoe
Lula Lee Vestal
Dick Montgomery
Sue Barnes
Martha Bryant
Nora Bryant
Isabelle Craig
Marl Ryan
Billy Roberts
J. B. Harrison
A. N. McCoy
L. E. Garner
Fitz Bryant
N. B. Nicholson
How We Got Into War Not For Us To Know
Rod ney Dutcher reports the Senate Munitions Committee studied a confidential State Department file set. Officials see a link between American industry profits and the Allies, tied to a neutrality policy that enabled large munitions sales and food shipments. The piece questions who bears the cost and who controls government disclosure.
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Rodney Dutcher
Senate Munitions Committee
United States
State Department
American People’s
Dutcher
Cardui Helps Women Build Up Strength And Appetite
Cardui stimulates appetite and improves digestion helping women gain strength from the foods they eat. As nourishment rises, pains fade and health returns. Mrs. Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia reports after childbirth Cardui restored her strength and she recommends it to others. Thousands testify Cardui benefited them. If it does not help consult a physician.
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Cardui
C. Ratliff
Hinton
W. Va
Cardus
Idle Prophecies About the Juniors
In a school note Isabelle Craig predicts a bright future for the junior class. She notes varied classifications and ambitions in agriculture home economics and business related studies. She envisions intermarriage blessing farmers and producing future professors and deans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Craig
Travel Suggestions: Mexico Italy Canada and France
A reader shares dreams of visiting Mexico to explore Indian villages Toluca markets and grass raincoats France to study Lycée discipline Italy to visit Pompeii and cliffside sights Canada at Banff and its glacier lake and Royal Northwest Mounted Police appeal while expressing interest in France’s village life and strict schooling contrast.
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Mexico
Toluca
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompeii
Canada
Banff
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
France
Bankers and Allied Bond Ties Behind U S Entry Into War
The piece argues bankers financed Allied bonds that tied the United States to Britain and Germany neutral interests, forcing the U S into World War I. It questions State Department censorship and public access to sensitive files, suggesting publication could unsettle diplomats and prompt explanations from prominent Americans.
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England
Germany
Neutrals
State Department
House of Commons
Senior Day Planned for May 20 at Leonard Park
Next Monday May 20 will mark Senior Day with a program led by Miss Tapscott featuring Class History Lula Lee Vestal Class Prophecy Mary Lena Reeves Class Will J Y Russell and Class Poem After chapel at 845 a m the seniors will enjoy an all day picnic at Leonard Park Velma Mae Nicely reports the schedule
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Miss Tapscott
Lula Lee Vestal
Mary Lena Reeves
J. Y. Russell
Anna Joyce Benson
Leonard Park
Velma Mae Nicely
Junior Activities During the Year 1935 Highlights
The juniors of 1935 recall picnics and a banquet with a junior senior picnic and a benefit show. Every member participated to raise funds for the banquet, which was successful but depleted the treasury leaving no further entertainments planned.
Learn How We Went Into It The Clarksville Times Remarks
A editorial voice questions responsibility for a large war toll noting 100000 lives 200000 wounded and 22 billion dollars as signs of suffering and asks for full understanding of how the nation entered the conflict.
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Clarksville Times
Motor boats threaten Venice structures
The rise of motor boats in Venetian canals has damaged pile foundations, risking building collapses. Restoration is projected to cost at least 5 million dollars to repair the harbor city’s damaged infrastructure.
Lasting cheer and love into your second century
Quote from Oliver Wendell Holmes urging readers to keep warmth, cheerfulness, and love as they age toward their second century, framing longevity as a moral and emotional endurance.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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