Editor in Chief and staff names listed in school paper
The article credits Lula Lee Vestal as editor in chief and Gladys B Ray as faculty adviser. Reporters include 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 William Baxter Paul Pierson Dorothy Bennett Merle Robbins.
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
William Baxter
Paul Pierson
Dorothy Bennett
Merle Robbins
Accomplishments of First Six Weeks at W H S
The six week period at W H S highlights achievements in clubs and sports. Five clubs formed, the football team won three games, and students adapted well with growing enthusiasm. The piece praises sportsmanship, teamwork, loyalty, and school spirit, urging continued effort and rooting for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. 5S
Benefit Play Draws Good Crowd
A benefit play titled Sound Your Horn drew a large audience last Friday night and raised 23 dollars for the football team’s athletic fund. Merle Robbins and N B Nichols on stage gave standout performances in dialogue and humor. The Masqueraders' Club sponsored the event with Miss Ray directing. the cast comprised W H S I L C graduate students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Robbins
N. B. Nicholson
The
Masqueraders’ Club
Miss Ray
IL C
Jack of all trades joins W H S staff
New staff member C W Phillips Sr joins the W. H. S. team as a versatile fixer. He works as a locksmith carpenter painter plasterer and plumber, handling projects from home ec lab door to library dictionary stands and grammar school plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillips Sr
Jack
Phillips
Ec. Lab
Grammar School
Honor students missing from first six weeks grades
During the first six weeks only four of over 200 students earned an average A. Named are Sue Barnes Anita Vestal Amateene Rector and Nell Holmes. The poor juniors and seniors were left out. The writer calls for better performance next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Barnes
Anita Vestal
Amateene Rector
Nell Holmes
V. E
You Have To Be a Football Hero at W. H. 8 Tigers
J B Cates rises as the popular hero after a key late interception. He ran 92 yards for a touchdown in the final quarter as fans rallied in the Tigers game. He also starred in the Friday night joke play Sound Your Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cates
W. H
Tigers
J. B
Best sellers of 1934 listed by New York Herald Tribune
The Herald Tribune highlights top books of 1934. Fiction includes So Red the Roses by S Young about the Old South and Lamb in His Bosom by Caroline Miller winner of the Pulitzer Prize. Non fiction includes Stars Fall on Alabama by Carl Carver and Nijin Sky by Ramola Nijinsky about Nijinsky’s life.
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New York Herald Tribune
S. Young
Texas
Lamb
Caroline Miller
Alabama
Carl Carver
Nijinsky
Ramola Nijinsky
W. B
Tioga Bulldogs Take Second Win Over Tigers
Tioga defeated the Tigers 21 to 6 as local defenders led by Lay McCoy and Caylor stalled Tioga’s running game. Cates’ 92 yard interception return highlighted a strong aerial effort, while Hollingsworth sat out and Starr contributed a 15 yard reception.
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Tigers
Tioga Bulldogs
Bulldog
Jack Lay
Mickey McCoy
Caylor
Garner
Tioga
Cates
Frank Hollingsworth
Clif DeBerry
Fred Starr
Byron Teague
Grady Stepp
Jefs Russell
McCoy
Lay
Special Assembly Honors Football Team
In Friday morning assembly a special program honored the football team. The program included songs by the student body, talks by H. W. Key and A. N. McCoy, and presentations by Martha Bryant Lorena Ashinhurst J. B. Cates Dorothy Ryan N. B. Nicholson Leora Short and Franklin Dixon. Cheerleaders led the student body in several yells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Key
A. N. McCoy
Martha Bryant
Lorena Ashinhurst
J. B. Cates
Dorothy Ryan
N. B. Nicholson
Leora Short
Franklin Dixon
Pep squad forms W and T at Tioga Whitewright game
Last Friday at the Tioga Whitewright game the pep squad formed a W on the field with orange and black colors and a T for Tioga. The display showed improvement over the previous Sherman Whitewright game.
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Tioga
D. B
Not Safe for Work Huddle Taunts Stirring Game Plan
In a football team huddle a player directs teammates to target a nearby blonde in blue while delivering crude taunts. He pressures others to call a specific play and dismisses the referee as a sap, phrasing a mock strategy with coded numbers. The dialogue mixes sport talk with inappropriate sexist jabs and street slang.
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Mug
Mickey
Lawrence
E. I
Tigers Hopeful for Whitesboro Game
The Tigers plan to play football at Whitesboro Friday and believe they can win after a prior defeat. Local supporters are urged to back the team to boost coverage in next week’s paper.
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Tigers
Whitesboro
Whitewright
Sophomores Enjoy Halloween Frolic at School
Thirty five sophomores attended a chili supper Monday night in the home economics lab at the high school. Afterward Halloween games and stunts were performed by the students.
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Hallowe’en
Tennis Club Acknowledges City Help On Courts
Mr Manning the tennis director and Mr Echols the mayor secured two C W A workers to maintenance the courts. Workers will drag water and roll the surfaces two to three times weekly aiding high school players. Members of the tennis club thank both leaders for the cooperation.
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Manning
Echols
Freshmen Plan First Party of the Year
After two weeks of discussion the freshmen decided to have a weiner roast. The roast took place last Wednesday at Mr. Darwin's pasture. This was the first entertainment the freshmen have had since they have been in high school. Games were played first, and then weiners were roasted.
Basketball Boys First Game at Bells
The boys basketball team went to Bells for their season opener. Players showed spirit and pep, and with continued effort they are likely to grow successful, pleasing the student body.
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Bells
W H S News Notes and Classroom News
Students at W H S react to first period grades with most pleased. J B earns three dollars from three well wishers for last Friday's game. Johnnie Beazley injured in a wreck. Miss Mildred Chafin's pupils perform a dance at Sound Your Horn event. Mr Cunningham buys a car for football boys transport christened The Spirit of St. Vitus. Vivian shows school spirit by drum mishap. Parley vous column stirs gossip amid caution to readers. A class in Whitewright eyed by Miss Chafin. Genuine engraving at Sun office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Key
Jay Lee
Pee-Wee
J. B
Cunningham
St. Vitus
Vivian
Beazley
Johnnie
Mildred Chafin
Yvonne
M. R
I. C
M. M
A. C
E. M
Spirit of
Ford
Charmaine
Mademoiselle P. J. H
C. B
Ely
Monsieur
D. R
J. R
Tom Bean
N. B
Dallas
Parley-Vou? Student Pranks and initials on shirts headlined
A column notes high school social life with initials on shirts M R I C M M L L V A C E M, cars at Bells and a Saturday preview. Freshmen and seniors figure in dances, buses, seating, and rumors of pairs seen in Dallas.
Local fan shoots action with Kodak at Friday game
Mr Clovis Childress, a devoted football follower, used his Kodak to capture photos of players near scrambles. He also photographed the pep squad asking them to pose and taking group pictures after admiring the squad.
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Clovis Childress
Peanuts Popcorn and Drinks Sold at Friday Game
Home ec class at the football game sold peanuts popcorn balls and cold drinks. Two cases and about thirty popcorn balls were sold and a profit of 1.60 was made to decorate the home ec room.
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D. B
Budapest suburb Pestszentlőrinc Tax on peppers
Pestszenterzsebetm, a suburb of Budapest, imposes a new levy on beg gars affecting local vendors and households. Officials say the revenue will fund urban services and pest control efforts in the district.
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Pestszenterzsebetm
Budapest
Magazine Rack Becomes Actuality at Library Corner
The library adds a magazine rack featuring Current History Atlantic Golden Book Creative Art Harpers Popular Mechanics and the Saturday Evening Review. Exchange copies of college papers will be included, creating an agriculture history and English focused collection.
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Current History
the Atlantic
the Golden Book
Creative Art Magazine
Harpers Magazine
Popular Mechanics
Saturday Evening Review
M. B
Sophomore Class Plans Halloween Entertainment
The sophomore class met Thursday afternoon in Mr. Manning's room with almost all members present. They planned a Halloween entertainment for Monday night at the high school building featuring a chili supper as the main attraction. Students showed interest and many promised attendance, each contributing a small amount to cover expenses.
Football Boys Get Mental Training
The team had a lay-off to review skull practice with written instructions from the coach. A future test will measure what players learned. Tuesday and Wednesday focused on block and passing drills with several position changes for the Whitesboro game tomorrow.
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Whitesboro
F. F. A. Workers Still In the Field
The agriculture students enjoyed the course and learned terrace construction. Mr. Cunningham guided two class sections to farms, first to Joe Fife’s, then to Vestal’s, to study and plan terracing for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Joe Fife
Masquers Hold Hallowe'en Party Social Event
The Masquers' season opener was a Hallowe'en party hosted by Margaret Lilley and Dorothy LaRoe at the LaRoe home. A radio Hallowe'en provided entertainment with stunts showcasing members' versatility. Refreshments included mince meat pie and hot chocolate.
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Hallowe’en
Margaret Lilley
Dorothy LaRoe
LaRoe
Radio
I. C
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S. H. Montgomery Agency
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Cc. W. A
Sun Office
North Texas Seed Co
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KODAK
Hallowe
L. Laroe & CO
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