W H S Reflector Dinner Served To Students
The W H S Reflector reports a student dinner with salad on lettuce, nut sandwiches, French dainties, kisses, coffee with whipped cream, and salted nuts. Serving girls Alber ta Blanton, Maggie Horton, Eliza beth Waggoner, Opal Cates, Loyce DeBerry, Marian Wetzel and Venita Jenkins assisted. Miss Margaret Pierce played piano numbers and guests sang old and school songs. Instructor Miss Margaret Lauderdale helped with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Blanton
Maggie Horton
Elizabeth Waggoner
Opal Cates
Loyce DeBerry
Marian Wetzel
Venita Jenkins
Margaret Pierce
Margaret Lauderdale
D. C
Armistice Day Reflections and Local Club News
As we approach Armistice Day reflections turn to memory of 1918 and the end of the great war. The piece honors those who sacrificed and urges peace over war while noting local events from a home economics club and student entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
General Weygand
Germany
Forest of
Compeigne
Personality as a Path to Self Named Inward Wealth
The text defines personality as a personal, original character inside each person. It urges self-knowledge to balance moral and physical traits and claims anyone can mold their personality. It frames personality as inner wealth that few acquire and urges perseverance to steer life’s voyage.
School Spirit Shapes Student Attitude and Success
The article argues that national and school success hinges on spirit and loyalty. It emphasizes that a positive attitude toward the school and teachers boosts daily class work and support for activities like football and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H
Ove
Notable Lecture By Mr Crosby On Moral Coin Metaphors
Mr Crosby led the assembly last week delivering a lecture framed around a silver quarter. He attributed his preaching skill to forceful language used to guide football players toward right conduct. He described two bit pieces as moral models, urging honesty, backbone, polished manners, and high ideals. The talk urged the motto In God We Trust as a personal standard. Sewing girls later displayed children’s clothing creations in the chapel period with living models. Miss Margaret Lauderdale followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Margaret Lauderdale
Power of a Smile Brightens Mood
The piece urges using smiles to lift gloom and quell anger. Verses encourage everyone to share dimples and friendly grins to ease tension and bring positivity into view.
Tigers Rout Trenton in 18 to 0 Victory at Home
Coach Crosby's Tigers defeated Trenton 18 to 0 as Pritchett and Barbee scored through the air and on a run. Bogle led the Tigers with key plays, while Riley and Kaiser starred for the visitors. The squad plans to face Cooper next Friday, aiming to keep pace in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Tigers
Trenton High School Cubs
Pritchett
Bogle
Bennett
May
Barbee
Trenton
Riley
Kaiser
Tiger
Montgomery
Ryan
Harris
Coffman
J. Montgomery
Pope
Mayo
Neal
Mangrum
Chambers
Cooper High School
Cooper
Bleeding Hearts
A. L
Halloween Tea for Faculty and Trustees at High School
The Home Economics II girls hosted a Halloween Tea for faculty and their wives and Board of Trustees members on Wednesday afternoon October 31 in the high school dining room. Thirty guests attended, greeted by hostesses Miss Lois Cates and associates. The room featured a black and yellow motif with jack-o-lanterns and guests in ghostly costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Higginbotham
Madge Sears
Margaret Pierce
Home Economics II
Board of Trustees
Lois Cates
Mildred Holcomb
Virginia Benson
Frances Gillespie
Social Tidbits From Sherman to Bonham and Trenton
Busy weekend reports include Miss Velma Bennett in Sherman, Miss Thelma Ownby at Pilot Grove, Miss Marian Wetzel at Cedar, and Elbert Bennett seen in Trenton. Visitors Henry Harris in Paris and Lillian Caimbros in Bonham also noted. questions about local habits and a list of names conclude the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Bennett
Sherman
Mr. Cernosek
Dallas
George Gordon Pope
Trenton
Franklin Harris
Paris
Thelma Ownby
Pilot Grove
Houston Young
Marian Wetzel
Cedar
Elbert Bennett
Florence Wilson
Denton
Ollie Mitchell
Leonard
Fender May
Skinny
Jared
Mary Lou Blanks
Lillian Caimbros
Willie Mae Brown
Bonham
Leon Booker
Euna Lee Hampton
Mary Connally
Leland May
Benton Anderson
Ford Scott Vestal
Mr. Crosby
Depot
Miss Lauderdale
Miss Forrester
Miss Tapscott
Jokes and Jabs Highlight Schoolroom Tales
A string of lighthearted quips and misheard lines from students and townsfolk. Bits about English help, contests for ugliest boy, traffic lore, Ten Commandments, moron usage, and a keg riddle. Local humor captures everyday banter in Kentuckytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bryant
Benton Anderson
Madge Sears
Ernest Neal
Velma Lee Cates
Houston Young
Kentuckytown
Mary Lou Blanks
Velma
Babe Nell
Mary C
Senator Sorghum Pledges Temperate Policy Stance
In a witty exchange, Senator Sorghum declares a temperate approach to political policy, rejecting extremes. The remark frames a cautious stance on controversial issues, emphasizing moderation and measured action over zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Child Prays for Heat to Ease Grandma’s Rheumatism
A five year old girl kneels and asks God to make it hot so her grandmother’s rheumatism will pass away, reflecting a hopeful local prayer. The plea is framed as a simple, earnest request for warmth.
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Whitewright High School
Babe Nell Penn
Guy Yowell
Houston Young Jeweesiae Senses
Pal Cates
Bee Eeaseecees
Dorothy Hamilton
James Lindsey
Oleta Chambers
Servisor
Bryant
Tigers Wallop
W. J. Barbee
Maxine Roberts
Margaret Sears
Raymond Chambers
Thomas McMillin
Ouija Craig
Fender
Jack R
Miss Ray
Miles
Miles C
Millard M
Raymond M
Millard
Pop
F. O. Mangrum
Lilley Dry Goods Co
Carter’s
Batiste
Marquisette
Gingham
Canton
Cole & Davis Company
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