Drumline tryouts and vegetable class showcase school life
The article describes drum corps tryouts with a music test on April 30 in which several students passed and others retained. it also details a homemaking class exercise where sophomore girls listed vegetables, cooked a vegetable meal, and voted for the most attractive platter. It includes whimsical descriptions of student projects and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Taylor
Carol McLean
Carol Sue Turner
Patricia Lewis
Donna Franklin
Rochelle Alexander
Edna Hood
Peggy Hansard
Nelda McCurdy
Laura Rich
Donna Wetzel
Pokey Kelly
Gracie Gates
Wanda Sue Alexander
P. H
Jean Scott
Priss Blanton
Gayla Sears
Supersonic vision of Pokey and Don L in gold space chariot
A vivid forecast describes Pokey and Don L flying through space aboard a gold space chariot with twin pipes. The imagery emphasizes futuristic travel and adventurous propulsion.
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Pokey
Don L
Sophomore Vocational Agriculture Projects Overview
Daily study in vocational agriculture requires a project program and precise record keeping. The sophomore V A projects are described as part of the curriculum, outlining how students plan monitor and document their work.
Livestock and Crop Entries in Local Farm Notes
Farmers and ranchers listed include Noel McKinney-Gilt and Lowell McKinney sow for pig production, Narvin Alexander with two beef cows, Bill McDowell eight cows for calf production and a breeding bull, Willie Cox pig for pork, Barry Anderson multiple crops and seven pigs for pork, Benny Simpson beef calf, Edward Sanders pig for pork, Darrell Warrington pig for pork, Jimmy Bassett beef cows and four feeder steers, Glen Melton five acres of corn, and Jack Hyepock pig for pork. W Os
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Noel McKinney
Lowell McKinney
Narvin Alexander
Bill McDowell
Willie Cox
Barry Anderson
Benny Simpson
Edward Sanders
Darrell Warrington
Jimmy Bassett
Glen Melton
Jack Hyepock
W. Os
Sophomore Class Elects Favorites and School News
The sophomore class voted on May 8 choosing favorites such as Darlene De Berry and Narvin Alexander. The Tigers football team ended fourth in district. several players will not return next year, with plans for a strong rebound and new lineups.
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Tigers
Jack Hayes
Delbert Musser
James Dixon
Jack Garner
J. W. Burchfield
Travis Sanderson
Pete Burchfield
Jack Bartley
Lewis Clem
Orville
Jack Hyecock
Russell May
Darrell Warrington
Bill Polk
Jack Andrew
Dee Neal
Mark Ayres
Don L. Selman
Benny Simpson
Bobby De-Berry
Elvis Presley
Gracie Gates
Dorris Wallace
Alice
Lynnda Parnell
See!-B. J. S. students and test papers
The text argues that students fail tests because neighbors cover their papers. It urges recording what is said and notes anger if nothing is written. The tone suggests a reflective admonition about honesty and effort in exam contexts.
Autograph season at WHS sparks student write frenzy
WHS annuals arrival signals autograph runs as students trade ink in friend books during the first week. Teachers, stressed by the end of the school year, endure the noisy activity while students vent their boredom with lessons and tests.
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WHS
Summer wishes from D A H brighten school year end
The message encourages students and teachers to enjoy summer vacation and celebrate happiness in their own way, signed by D A H.
Wills and Trades Fragment From Local Notices
A community page lists multiple wills transferring items from books and instruments to classmates and friends, along with various lost and found notices and cheeky ads for dates, cars, and trades. Names include Dolores Johnson Rochelle Alexander Dean Coble Joan Andrew and others among local residents.
It Could Be Worse A Street Beggar Joke
A kindly passerby contrasts a beggar’s life with blindness. The beggar recalls being blind and receiving foreign coins, ending with a wry rejoinder about worse fates and misperceived charity.
April Showers Bring May Flowers at WHS
WHS celebrates spring with a list of May birthdays. Lewis Clem turns 19 on May 7, Delbert Musser 19 on May 11, Margie Morris 18 on May 15, and "Pogo" Thornhill 18 on May 31. Others include Trellis Dixon 16 on May 23, Bobby Gideon 15 on May 15, Dee Anna Alexander 14 on May 27, Betty Anderson 14 on May 15, Jerry Jones 14 on May 20, Thomas Ryan 14 on May 24, and Leon Whitney 14 on May 12.
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Lewis Clem
Delbert Musser
Margie Morris
Pogo” Thornhill
Trellis Dixon
Bobby Gideon
Dee Anna Alexander
Betty Anderson
Jerry Jones
Thomas Ryan
Leon Whitney
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Pep Squad Seeks New Suits and Shoes Amid Plans
The Pep Squad plans new suits for the season and discusses white loafers as footwear. Miss Darwin is praised for her efforts in making the squad a success.
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Miss Darwin
WHS Students Question Test Pressure From Teachers
WHS students describe tense testing conditions. Teachers pace and pick up paper, prompting frustration over notes and focus during exams. They claim constant chatter distracts students from tests. The piece highlights student concerns about fairness and study aids.
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WHS
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David Lynn
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Alice May
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