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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1951
Page
7
The Reflector page lists WHS students and non students at a Halloween party with dancing music by Mr. Howard and refreshments of hot chocolate cookies and candy. The message thanks PTA sponsors Clyde Craig and Mr and Mrs Craig for a wonderful time and notes nicknames and good grades among attendees.
William Russell, a well known pest at Whitewright High, stands 5 feet 3 inches with green eyes and red hair. He was elected agriculture reporter and favors Ronald Reagan and Betty Hutton. His hobbies include reading Walt Disney comics and swimming in summer. He enjoys chili in hot weather and frequents Dick's as a hangout.
A reflective list recalls students and teachers in a formative English IV setting. Names such as Jimmy Christian, Peggy, Nancy, Betty Harris, John Dale, Mary Lou Alexander, William Russell, Jack Smith, Beverly Bassett, Fay Jean, Florena Williams, and Mr. Howard appear in portraits of school life and routine. The piece hints at nostalgia and a desire for calmer times.
A collection of humorous definitions spoofing common terms. It satirizes roles like best man and politician with quips about chivalry, civil service, and middle age. The piece closes with a string of wry lines attributed to A. B. and M. H.
A snapshot of college life compiling quirky lines from freshmen including Ralph Hughes Huh Margaret Williams Listen Hon Jimmy Hoover I’ll be darned Glenda Robarts Say ole girl William Russell You said that right Melba Alexander That just tears me up David Reeves I don’t know Conna Williams Shut up Allan Davis Oh me Barbara Hasty Ya nut John Brown Huh Mary Ola Lewis I know Connie Andrews Dad gum Juanita Brown My lands Jack Ayres Shut up Donald Lansford How come Aline Neal My cow Johnnie Harper Goodness Barbara Neathery corn nellie Bill Hyepock You said that right Barbara Ayres My stars M J
A reader asks about personality ratings and inferiority complex in a classroom quiz. The prompts query ease of borrowing, first impressions, wardrobe, blind dates, exam pride, teacher dislike, and speaking up at lunch.
A short self test lists questions about whether you start conversations in class and how you rate your social poise. It assigns one point per correct yes answer and provides scoring guidance, labeling levels from superior to inferiority complex and offering advice.
New York City shifts from funding rainmaking to financing a survey that finds the earlier program failed, aimed at defending against 2 138 510 dollars in storm damage claims. Texas citation issued to J W Givens deceased and heirs in a Grayson County Denison suit to Try Title for Sunny Side Addition Lot 15 Block 11 Court filing October 30 1951.
Public Safety Director Homer Garrison Jr explains Texas new Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Law set for January 1. The law suspends licenses for those failing to meet $15 000 damage claims after accidents and requires new reporting, security deposits for uninsured motorists, and up to 60 days to file.
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