Senior Class Gossip From New Orleans Reunion
The memory piece outlines scattered postschool paths of the class of 1972 friends. Notable names include Elizabeth Dyer with triplet sons, Sammy McKinney managing Piggly Wiggly in Ft Worth, Amy Jo Alexander crowned Miss America, and Judy in Hawaii seeking prospects. Dwayne Rush is an Air Force captain linked to Edwards AFB and lunar history.
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Judy
New Orleans
Elizabeth Dyer
Skeet
Texas Longhorns
Sammy McKinney
Piggly Wiggly
Ft. Worth
Mary Ann Spencer
T. I
Darrell
Mary
Joe Kaiser
Kay
Niagara Falls
Amy Jo Alexander
James England
CBS
Carolyn Wetzel
United States
Bobby Durham
Jerry Jones
Aggieland
Dixon
Mike
A and M
Larry Withrow
Bell 1962 staff list for yearbook The Bell
The Bell staff for 1961 1962 includes Judy Fulmer editor in chief Amy Alexander associate editor Guy Ely business manager Joe Kaiser advertising manager James England sales manager Carolyn Wetzel and James Sparks sports editors Jerry Jones activities editor Elizabeth Stephens copy editor Gary Morris photographer s assistant Judy Durham art editor Selena Key bookkeeper Vonnie Kelsey Sammy McKinney Dwayne Rush Charlotte Spencer Mary Spencer and Mike Dixon as class editors.
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the Bell
Judy Fulmer
Amy Alexander
Guy Ely
Joe Kaiser
James England
Carolyn Wetzel
James Sparks
Jerry Jones
Elizabeth Stephens
Gary Morris
Judy Durham
Selena Key
Vonnie Kelsey
Sammy McKinney
Dwayne Rush
Charlotte Spencer
Mary Spencer
Mike Dixon
Local Graduates and Community Notes From The Sun 1922
The Sun lists high school graduates Willis Simmons Roy Groves Wayne Goggins Lillian Neathery Fay Reeves Gilbert Murray Corinne Lilley Ruth Montgomery Jack Spindle Wilma Harper Versa Tate and Grafton Montgomery. Also reports Whitewright Sun placing second in Texas Press Association weekly contest and notes May 1937 senior class valedictorian Anita Vestal and salutatorian Kathleen Mitchell. Inquiries include Frank Wright and Harold Doss returning from a Graham fishing trip marriage announcement for Genevieve Davidson and W L Gordon, Ralph Sanders death, and a piano recital May 21 featuring Betty Jo Pierce Betty Jean Brice Kathy Kincaid and others.
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Willis Simmons
Roy Groves
Wayne Coggins
Lillian Neathery
Fay Reeves
Gilbert Murray
Corinne Lilley
Ruth Montgomery
Jack Spindle
Wilma Harper
Versa Tate
Grafton Montgomery
Whitewright Sun
Texas Press Association
Denton
Anita Vestal
Kathleen Mitchell
Frank Wright
Harold Doss
Graham
Genevieve Davidson
Chickasha
Okla
W. L. Gordon
Dallas
Ralph Sanders
Grace Roberts
Tommie Chenoweth
Betty Jo Pierce
Betty Jean Brice
Kathy Kincaid
Arvin Vestal
Robert
James German
Patty Everheart
Martha Louise
Foucheaux Vestal
Anna LaRoe
Betty Jo Hamilton
Azille Smith
Lonnie Myrick
Alice Taylor
Betty Jo Arney
Billie Jean Wallace
Eugene
James Alfred Reeves
Local Senior Honors and Community Births and Marriages
Blanche Montgomery is valedictorian and Gladys Smith salutatorian of the senior class. Robert Taylor of Pilot Grove and Miss Belle Hunter of Van Alstyne wed Sunday. James Spivy Badgett, 82, died last Thursday night. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jarvis on May 15. Alvin R. Magers and Mrs. Mary Jane Grimes wed Monday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Artesberry of Dallas on May 12. W. D. McKee moved his family here this week from Hollis Oklahoma.
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Blanche Montgomery
Gladys Smith
Robert Taylor
Pilot Grove
Belle Hunter
van Alstyne
James Spivy Badgett
Clifford Jarvis
Alvin R. Magers
Mary Jane Grimes
H. T. Artesberry
Dallas
W. D. McKee
Hollis
Okla
Lowell Watson and Melvin Anderson Buy Palace Barber Shop
Paul Roberts, 46, died at his home Monday. Seventh grade honor students are Lytle Biggerstaff and Louise Gladden. Pat Garner was severely injured in a ball game here when hit in the head.
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Lowell Watson
Melvin Anderson
Palace
Paul Roberts
Lytle Biggerstaff
Louise Gladden
Pat Garner
Subscriptions Rates and Editorial Policy Statement
Rates list Grayson and Fannin Counties two fifty outside counties three dollars foreign subscriptions five dollars. The Sun presents itself as a news service and invites submissions from individuals and organizations. The editor reserves sole discretion to determine news value and may reject items deemed too old or promotional.
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Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
the Sun
Unity in Community The Naples Monitor discusses local pride and unity
A Naples Monitor opinion notes that communities gain strength from unity and warns against redefining towns as cities. Bob Murphy highlights the need to focus on cooperation over chasing new industry, urging neighbors to work together to restore communal unity. It ends with a brief note on New Guinea’s Stone Age fire discovery.
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Bob Murphy
Nacogdoches
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Citiens
Naples
Naples Monitor
Netherlands New Guinea
Divorce petition served in Grayson County Texas
Public notice commands Twyella Znella Hiner to answer by July 2 1962 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas to a divorce petition filed September 5 1961 in case No 67729 Glenn R Hiner is plaintiff and Twyella Znella Hiner is defendant proceeding for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Public notice published in The Whitewright Sun from May 24 to June 14 1962.
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State OF Texas
Twyella Znella Hiner
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Glenn R. Hiner
Sherman Texas
Eunice S. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
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Sunset
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Kiwanis Club
The
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Senate
Senator Smith
Ben Ramsey
Preston
Kady
Desert News
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