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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1966

Page

2

Reflector Publishes Whitewright High Junior Class staff

Junior class publication notes staff roles for Reflector at Whitewright High School. Teddy Blackerby is co editor with Linda Kent and Dorothy Shepherd as features editor. Margie Murphy oversees society and Marshall Miller covers sports.

Whitewright High School Reflector Teddy Blackerby Linda Kent Features Dorothy Shepherd Society Margie Murphy Sports Marshall Miller Reporters

Beta Club Installs New Members in School Ceremony

The Beta Club held its formal installation of new members last Thursday in the High School auditorium at 1 p.m. The event drew the entire student body and the parents of members, followed by refreshments. The club expresses hope for many more members to uphold its high standards.

Beta Club L. K

New High School Adds Miss Snider This Week

This year the faculty welcomes several new members and this week introduces Miss Snider who will teach homemaking. The feature highlights her background and anticipated impact on the home economics program.

Miss Snider

Oklahoma teacher joins our school staff era

A teacher from Oklahoma, who taught at St. Jo last year, joins our school. She trained at Oklahoma State University. Her hobbies include sewing and fishing. She attends First Baptist Church and teaches a Sunday School class of 13-year-olds. She sponsors the Future Homemakers and the Junior class.

Oklahoma St. Jo Oklahoma State University First Baptist Church Future Homemakers

Whitewright High School Science Courses Overview

Under Mr. Howard Hodge four science courses are offered with general science as the entry course. Students sample all subjects to decide which to study further. Biology, typically taken in sophomore year, covers body structures and organisms and includes practical work with specimens.

Howard Hodge Whitewright High School

Whitewright High School Expands Science Courses

Yearly alternation of chemistry and physics classes continues at Whitewright High School. Juniors and seniors are increasingly taking chemistry as the lab stock expands under Mr. Hodge. Students prepare experiments and notebooks as they study RNA and DNA basics, hoping to spark future scientific achievement.

Hodge

Bells to W.H.S. freshman Mark Washburn welcomed

Mark Washburn son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Washburn joins the W.H.S. freshman class. He has four brothers Joe Bill Larry and Dale. Born January 31 1952 his favorite subject is world history. His hobby is building models and his pet peeve is a stubborn person. He says W.H.S. is all right and has been commended for catching up on work after starting late. W.H.S. welcomes him and hopes he enjoys school.

W.H.S Mark Washburn Jack Washburn Mark Joe Bill Larry Dale

Senior Spotlights Debbie Dyer and Lonnie House

Debbie Dyer daughter of Billy E. and Mrs. Dyer has a sister Dee Anna and brother Darrell. Her favorite subject is bookkeeping and her favorite TV show is The Rounders. She enjoys basketball, sports, friendly people and aims to attend Oklahoma State University or Kilgore Junior College to graduate from college. Lonnie House son of J. B. and Mrs. House has sister Martha and brother Bobby. His favored subjects are bookkeeping and his TV show is Gomer Pyle. He likes basketball and water skiing, dislikes physical education exercises, and plans to attend Grayson Junior College to study electronics and science with a dream of becoming a jet pilot.

Debbie Dyer Billy E. Dyer Dee Anna Darrell Rounders Debbie F.H.A Oklahoma State University Kilgore Junior College Lonnie House J. B. House Martha Bobby Lonnie Gomer Pyle Grayson Junior College M. M

Whitewright Tigerettes stun crowd with precision halftime show

The Whitewright Tigerettes dazzled Bells fans with a precise halftime routine led by Drum Major Judy Jester. Majorettes Kay Badgett Paula Fryen Cathy Hicks Wanda Shaw and flag bearers Rhonda Bonds Sharon Chesser Margie Murphy accompanied the squad in a choreographed display to Stars and Stripes Forever, accented by black and gold pom-poms. Enthusiastic reception from both Whitewright and Bells supporters.

Whitewright Tigerettes Judy Jester Kay Badgett Paula Fryen Cathy Hicks Wanda Shaw Rhonda Bonds Sharon Chesser Margie Murphy W.H.S Stars and Stripes Tigerettes Whitewright Bells J.E.E

Tarantulas Have No Hearing Ability

A science note reports tarantulas lack hearing, while a demographic trend shows nearly 40 million women now drive cars, up 66 percent over the last decade.

Notice to Creditors for Charlie Butler Stringer Estate

Original Letters Testamentary were issued to Hattie Mozelle Stringer on November 7 1966 in Grayson County Texas. All claims against the estate must be presented at 1706 Peyton Avenue Sherman Texas before barred by law and before estate closure. Executrix Hattie Mozelle Stringer publishes notice in Whitewright Sun November 10 1966.

Charlie Butler Stringer Hattie Mozelle Stringer Grayson County Tex Peyton Avenue Sherman Texas Whitewright Sun

Specific Performance in Law Its Limits and Examples

A public service feature explains when courts order specific performance instead of money. It cites real estate contracts, a golf trophy case, an opera star contract, and engagements to show practical and ethical limits. The discussion notes courts may refuse when performance is impractical or against public policy.

Roger Maple and Spring American Bar Association State Bar of Texas Will Bernard

Americans argue over income taxes in compare nations

A reader notes that the United States taxes per capita are low compared to many nations. Using a $14,000 yearly income for a married employee with two children, France pays about $12,068, the U.S. about $11,963, Germany $10,745, Belgium $10,262, England $10,052, Denmark $8,638, and Sweden $8,120.

France U.S Germany Belgium England Denmark Sweden

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