Graduation Dreams and Plans at WHS Seniors
WHS seniors outline summer plans after graduation with many planning work in Sherman Dallas or Kansas. Names include Mozelle Harvey Audrey Bass Maxine Neal Sara Head Ann Harper Alice Nell Dorotha Dixie Watkins Mallard and Mary Lou Brown. The piece notes a Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award ceremony and a closing assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozelle Harvey
Alton Ray Morris
Audrey Bass
Maxine Neal
Sara Head
Sherman
Dallas
Ann Harper
Alice
Nell
Dorotha
Fice
Scott
Dixie
Carol Kilgree
Nancy May
Cleaners
Jack Smith
John Dale
Jimmy Christian
Bobby Robarts
Joe Wallace
Peggy
Florena
Jeanette Jones
Mary Lou Brown
Kansas
D. M
Seniors Lead Friday Assembly with Williams as Host
The seniors directed a Friday assembly on May 23 with Florena Williams serving as mistress of ceremonies. The event opened with a Class Will by Alice Ryan and Mozelle Harvey, read by Mary Lou Brown, followed by the Class Prophecy written by Florena Williams and read by another student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florena Williams
Alice Ryan
Mozelle Harvey
Mary Lou Brown
Honor Roll Scholars Named by School Classes
The eighth grade tops the honor roll with Wanda Alexander Bobby Gentry Johnnie Taylor and Jackie Lloyd Garner. Freshmen Genial four brains include Mary Ola Lewis Glenda Robarts Johnnie Harper and Jack Ayres. A lone sophomore Jimmy Nossaman made the year long honor. Juniors list eight honorees Beverly Bassett Joy Layman Mary Lou Alexander Norman Harper Aubrey Burnham Ruth Ann Cummings Myra Nell Scott and J Don Biggerstaff. Seniors have four honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Alexander
Bobby Gentry
Johnnie Taylor
Jackie Lloyd Garner
Mary Ola Lewis
Glenda Robarts
Johnnie Harper
Jack Ayres
Jimmy Nossaman
Beverly Bassett
Joy Layman
Mary Lou Alexander
Norman Harper
Aubrey Burnham
Ruth Ann Cummings
Myra Nell Scott
J. Don Biggerstaff
Divorce action of Payne v Payne in Grayson County
Citation orders Edna Joan Payne to answer the petition filed May 3 1952 in district court Sherman Texas by Daniel R R Payne for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. The hearing is set for Monday June 23 1952 at 10 am in 15th District Court.
Grayson County Citation For Service In Divorce Case
Citation issued May 7 1952 requires Robbie DeWitt England to appear by 10 am June 23 1952 in Honorable 15th District Court Grayson County Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Zettie L. England sues for divorce on cruel treatment. If not served within 90 days then unserved. Deputy June Deatherage records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Robbie DeWitt
England
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Zettie L. England
Bobbie DeWitt England
Renee
S. W. Earnest
Whitewright Sun
Notice of Names in Local Gynecology Society
Four women listed as members or participants: Alice Ryan, Carol Kilgree, Florena Williams, and Mary Lou Brown. This brief notice records names in association with a local group or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Kilgree
Mary Lou Brown
Alice Ryan
Florena Williams
Hopes and dreams of the 1952 Whitewright seniors
A poll among the 52 senior class lists ambitions for the future. Entries include travel for Janette J and to be a secretary for Ann H, with others seeking happiness, travel, marriage, or a busy life. Specific desires mention receptionist Dorotha M, tap dancer Mozelle H, and reporter-like roles Audrey B as a telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol K
Jack S
Florena W
Janette J
Sarah H
Whitewright
Dorotha M
Dixie W
Joe W
Nancy M
Bobby R
Peggy P
Ann H
Mary Lou B
Audrey B
Mozelle H
Nell V
Rich
Alice R
Richer
John R
Formal Dance Honors Whitewright High Seniors
Whitewright High School held a formal dance for the senior class on May 24 at the American Legion Home. The event featured pastel decorations, a starry backdrop, a 52 centerpiece, and a punch table with cookies as Mrs. Curlee Cummings, wife of the superintendent, presided over the punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
American Legion
Curlee Cummings
Graduation Party Tables Filled With Friends In Pastel Decor
Guests filled a formal hall for a graduation party with tables dressed in pastel cloths and candlelight. The room featured a large graduation cap and diploma, pink and white crepe borders, streamers, and miniature diploma favors as Glenda Lumpkins and others mingled among groups including Connie Compton, Jim Hoover, and Norman Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Lumpkins
Joyce Mullins
Martha Burchfield
Jimmy Christian
Connie Compton
Sherman
Carol Kilgree
Bill Brown
Denton
Bobby Clark
Barbara Hasty
Jimmy Nossaman
Sarah Compton
Kenneth Jones
Mary Pennell
Nancy May
John Dale Reeves
Peggy Pannell
Ruth Ann Cummings
Barbara Joy Mead
Bells
Miss Neathery
Miss Darwin
Pat Russell
Melba Alexander
Jack
Shirley Smith
Beverly Bassett
Joe Wallace
Jack Nossaman
S. T. Montgomery Jr
William Russell
Jim
Grad Dance Prep At School Amid Rainy Muddy Day
Friday afternoon students readied for the Grad Dance with fences carried in and flowers laid as Jeanette Jones and others arrived Saturday at 9 am to work all day. Mrs. Nossaman and Mrs. Craig supplied sandwiches while a picket fence, pastel flowers, stars, and a diploma décor the east wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Jones
Mary Parnell
Nancy May
Carol Kilgree
Annette Smith
Jimmy Nossaman
Jimmy Hoover
Ruth Ann Cummings
Jack Nossaman
Clyde Craig
Floyd Bassett
Emory Christian
Paul Ryan
Gomer May
Also Mentioned on This Page
Darling
Dixie Watkins Mallard
Daniels
Commerce
WHS Goodby
Montgomery
WHS
Babe Ruth
Carol Jean Kilgroe
Salutatorian
Plymouth
W. Main
Montgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery, Mer. & Co
DODGE
Denison
O. K. Feed
James H. Gosnell
State of Texas
Edna Joan Payne
15Th District Court of
Daniel R. R. Payne
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
My Hoover
Edward McDowell
Donna Williams
Betty Harris
Stardust
Larry Cooper
Jesse Daniels
J. N
Hartford
Stephens & Bryant Insurance
Joe Morris Wallace
Audrey Lynn Bass
Ann Harper Sarah Frances Head
Dorotha Magers
Bobby Ray Robarts
Jack Kenneth Smith
Kingston’ S Drug Store
Pnison
C. D. Kingston
Charles Harris
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