Whitewright Sophomore Yearbook Highlights and Pep Rally
The 1950-51 WHS sophomore class thanks Coach Montgomery for patient guidance. Junior assembly featured songs, pep squad winner announcements, and a pep rally. students included Jeanette Jones, Dorotha Magers, Dixie Watkins, Alice Ryan, Carol Kilgree, and many others in a lively sendoff with a Youth Center note concerning senior trip plans.
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Coach Montgomery
WHS
Jeanette Jones
Dorotha Magers
Dixie Watkins
Aice Ryan
Carol Kilgree
O. L. Jones
Peggy Parnell
Nancy May
Shirley Blanton
Beverly Bassett
Alice Ryan
Ruth Ann Cummings
Melba Dean Alexander
Betty Jarvis
Foy Jean Bow
Barbara Nell Hasty
Margaret Williams
Betty Harris
Annette Smith
Alice Ayres
Wanda Alexander
Gayle Taylor
Florena Williams
Maxine Neal
Juanita Thrash
Sophomores Strong In Whitewright Grade Growth
The first grade began with 42 pupils and now has 34 due to marriages moves or withdrawals. Read lists name students from 42 starters including Ayres Biggerstaff Blanks Brown Ford Hall Jones Layman Leuschner Perry Milam Ryan Simmons Taylor Thornhill Wootten Vineyard Brown Sims Cobb Roach Burchfield Burris Clabhorn Justice King Magers Page Parker Ryan Scott Ward Witt Pointer Brownfield Roach. Some remain through all grades and others transferred locally. a core group includes Carol Ryan Myra Scott James Ayres Biggerstaff Norman Harper Kenneth Jones Leon Simmons. M. N. 8S.
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James Ayres
J. Don Biggerstaff
Gerald Dee Blanks
Jerry Ray Brown
Franklin Ford
Charles Edward Hall
Norman Harper
Bonnie Head
Floyd Hall
Kenneth Jones
Ross Layman
Robert Leuschner
James Perry
George Milam Ryan
Jo Mac Simmons
Leon Simmons
J. W. Taylor
Jerry Mack Thornhil
Penn Wootten
Jerry Vineyard
Charles Brown
Carl Sims
Thomas Cobb
Granvolee Roach
Martha Burchfield
Betty Burris
Margie Clabhorn
Emma Justice
Geneva Ruth King
Mary Frances Magers
Lila Beth Page
Shirley Ann Parker
Carol Ryan
Myra Scott
Wilma Fay Taylor
Queta Tipps
Lilly Jo Ward
Elizabeth Ann Witt
Mary Jo Pointer
Margie Louise Brownfield
Georgia Mae Roach
Whitewright
M. N
Babe Ruth Award Winners Named by Class Selections
Gwen Kent and Bill Brown were chosen by sophomores, juniors, and seniors as Babe Ruth Award winners for outstanding sportsmanship and fair play. They will receive individual medallions and have their names inscribed on the Babe Ruth name plate.
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Gwen Kent
Bill Brown
Babe Ruth
Inter squads clash in Bryant Field football game
On Friday night May 18 the inter squad game at Bryant Field ended 39 to 0 in favor of the Golds. Starting lines featured players such as Golds captain Dearle McKnight who scored three touchdowns and Bobby Clark Larry Haggs Kenneth Jones each with one. Lots of sportsmanship noted asMontgomery adjusted positions during play with several reserve players listed.
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Bryant Field
Golds
Larry Cooper
Jimmy Christian
John Rale Reeves
John Chesser
Joe Wallace
Lyndal Pierson
Jack Smith
Dearle McKnight
Bobby Clark
Johnny Mack Brown
Aubrey Burnham
Garland Smith
Kenneth Hyecock
Norman Harper
William Simmons
James Ayres
Leon Simmons
Johnny Paul Stephens
Larry Hayes
Billy Wayne Partridge
Kenneth Jones
Robert Hull
Donald Lansford
Jackie Parnell
Jerry Ray Brown
Allan Davis
David Reeves
Ralph Hughes
Montgomery
Larry Haggs
BB. J
Inter squad game sets stage for finals clash Thursday
Seniors from 1949 50 and 1950 51 meet the prospective 1950 51 team in an inter squad game this Thursday night. Attendees from last Friday’s contest are urged to return for the key event and witness the buildup to the season.
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Inter Squad
Sophomore speeches cover varied school topics
In the second period English class sophomores delivered two minute talks last Tuesday and Wednesday. Topics included announcements controversies between education TV and parents good sportsmanship in football electing a class president introducing speakers and planting trees.
Sophomore Class Honors and Sports Highlight
The large sophomore class at WHS is recognized for varied achievements in humor and public speaking. Ambition and bashfulness are explored through student nicknames and traits. In athletics, sophomores include two year letterman Dearle McKnight in football and Norman Harper, Dearle McKnight, Larry Cooper, Billy Partridge in basketball. Spring drills begin as others train for future goals.
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Dearle McKnight
James Ayres
Aubrey Burnham
Larry Cooper
Kenneth Jones
Norman Harper
Billy Partridge
Gene Stephens
Sophomore Track And Pep Squad Shine At WHS Meet
The WHS sophomore boys Kenneth Jones Dearie Mc Knight and Aubrey Burnham performed well in track events. Sophomore girls joined the Pep Squad then basketball, with participants McKinney Mazelle Musser Ruth Ann Cummings Mary Lou Alexander Carol Ryan and Myra Scott supported by manager Beverly Bassett.
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Myra Scott
Beverly Bassett
James Ayres
Otis Bass
J. Don Biggerstaff
Aubrey Burnham
Larry Cooper
Kenneth Jones
Dearle McKnight
Norman Harper
Isaac Rogers
Joe Morris
Gene Stephens
William Simmons
Leon Simmons
Pat Russell
Billy Wayne Partridge
Bettye Jarvis
Joy Layman
Mary McKinney
Jewell Murphy
Mazelle Musser
Martha Garner
Ruth Ann Cummings
Marjorie Coggins
Margie Brownfield
Mildred Clem
Mary Lou Alexander
Marjorie Neathery
Lillian Roberson
Carol Ryan
Helen Sinor
Barbara Luna
Gayle Taylor
Dearie McKnight
WHS
Ex parte Louise Larson petition in Grayson County Texas
Louise Larson sues for personal injuries from a collision with a Missouri Kansas Texas train. She seeks control of community property after abandonment by James Matthew Larson and proceeds to prosecute alone. Court summons issued by Fifty Ninth Judicial District Court in Sherman, Texas, returnable June 11, 1951.
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State of Texas
James Matthew Larson
Louise Larson
Fifty-Ninth Judicial District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Said County
Sherman
A. D
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company of Texas
S. V. Earnest
Fifty- Ninth Judicial District Court
Nancy Drake
School Superlatives Listed Amid Yearbook Notes
Best all round girl Betty Jarvis and best all round boy Larry Cooper are named in the yearbook. Ruth Boy is girl most likely to succeed with Nor man Harper as boy most likely to succeed, Myra Scott is most studious girl, Kenneth most studious boy, Carol Ryan most representative girl, Pat Russell most representative boy, Joy Layman most athletic girl, and Dearle Mc is listed as most athletic boy.
Second Year Ag Boys Study Landscaping Plans
The second year ag boys have spent six weeks studying landscaping. They began with drawings to scale of their house or farmstead including all buildings to be properly landscaped. Before completion, they obtained booklets on.
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Tigers
Jimmy
Ruth Ann
Harold
Bill
Pilot Grove
Juanita Brown
Myra
Kenneth Ray
Joe
Jerry
Betty Jean
Jack
Leon
William
Billy Wayne
Marjorie
Lillian
Barbara Jean
Babe Ruth Award
INTER
Jack Sloan Badgett
Eugene Bass James Barrie Blanton
Peggy Burchfield
Gene D. Bush
Billy Earl Brown Conway Craig Gladine Harper
Bobby Hyepock
Carol Hughes
Beverly Judd Gwendolyn Kent
H. D. Lewis
Minnie Mae Monk
Herman Musser Molly Jo Rutledge
Ouida Nell Ryan Ray Simpson
Laura Jean Wilson
Kingston Drug Store
C. D. Kingston
Charles Harris
ABC
Dainty
Joy Ann Layman
Mazelle Mus
Isaac Rog
Ers
Mary Alexander
X-eyes
Aubrey Burn
Fener
J—Hand Wardrobe
Illey
Denison
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