High School Reflector Editor Sir Jack Sears
Edith Harper sponsors and Harold Murphy reports for the High School Reflector. The staff lists dozens of reporters led by J. S. The club will meet on the first Wednesday of each month with a program committee including Bobby Jim Morgan Lester Simpson and Joe Vestal in charge of monthly programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sears
Edith Harper
Sponsor
Harold Murphy
Melba Jean Neathery
Bobby D. Montgomery
Joe Howard Cook
Bobby Jim Morgan
Lester Simpson
Joe Vestal
J. S
Butler Group Travels to Austin Over School Transport
The State Board of Education refused transportation to eleven multi district districts. Mr Butler joined by Sherman Superintendent Speer Tom Bean Superintendent Jennings and Whitewright Clay Horton visited Austin to resolve the issue. They left Whitewright Sunday noon and returned Tuesday morning with transportation in most districts except two still to be investigated.
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State Board of Education
Butler
Speer
Sherman
Jennings
Tom Bean
Clay Horton
Whitewright
Austin
Vu. F. B
First Year Typing Class Averages Thirty WPM
Under Mr. Kerby guidance first year typing students average thirty words per minute on a one minute speed test. They plan to raise speed over six weeks while also working on budgets.
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Kerby
Science Club Organizes With Felker Sponsorship
The Science Club formed on Wednesday during fifth period with sponsor Mr. Felker. Officers elected include President Clarence Wootten and the Vice President position noted as filled.
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Felker
Clarence Wootten
Freshman Representative Elected at Class Meeting
The freshmen held a class meeting to elect a Student Council representative. With President Billy Ward Evans already serving, Marjorie Young was chosen as the second representative.
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Billy Ward Evans
Marjorie Young
M. Pr
Boys Split For Soccer Ball Game In PE
In the physical education class the boys divide into two groups to play a soccer ball game. Each side aims to kick the ball toward its own goal, promising sore legs but much enjoyment from the activity.
Farm shop grows with new additions under Cruse and Johnson
The farm shop led by Mr. Cruse and Joe Johnson moves from Grammar School to the dog house, adding a 22 by 30 foot north extension. It houses an acetylene welder, electric welder, electric forge, band saw, table saw, wood lathe, press drill, and more for farm equipment repairs. No charge is listed for work or use.
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Mr. Cruse
Joe Johnson
F. V
World History Class Items Include Civil War Veteran Badge
Pauline Owens brought an 1812 life of Rev. John W. de la Flechere and an 1884 land deed with a land note, plus a Grand Army badge from her Civil War veteran grandfather. Bonnie Hicks shared Great Pyramid pictures and a photo of the Egyptian well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Owens
John W. de la Flechere
Bonnie Hicks
E. H
The Absent-Minded Student
A humorous notice recounts Mary Frances Stephens during a typing I exam forgetting to insert paper in the typewriter. She had typed almost the entire paragraph without error before realizing the missing sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Stephens
E. H
Choral Club Plans November Patriotic Song Program
The Choral Club studies patriotic songs and will present a program on November 19 featuring the Army Air Corps Song the Marine Hymn Anchors Aweigh and A Song of Peace. They expect new music soon and will begin work on it when it arrives.
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Army Air Corps
Mystery Senior Girl Revealed by Hints and Roles
The senior class treasurer and Stene Club member hails from the senior class. Her favored civics studies, straw berry ice cream, John Payne as favorite actor, and hobby of collecting novelty pins hint she aims to be a homemaking teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Payne
Stene Club
Guess Who Clue From School Notes
A playful mock character riddle asks to identify a tall boy with blue eyes and blond hair who leads clubs and is connected to a brunette girl named Anna Johnson. The prompt pairs clues about subjects, food, and a movie star to reveal his identity as James Stuteville or B. R. J.
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Anna Johnson
Betty Grable
Stono Club
James Stuteville
Junior class elects two Student Council reps
The junior class met last Friday to elect representatives for the Student Council. With president Bobby D. Montgomery already serving on the council, Lester Simpson was elected as the second representative.
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Bobby D. Montgomery
Lester Simpson
Be Careful Its My Heart to Don Newman Note
A collection of vintage dedication lines shows individuals pairing names with song titles and affectionate messages. Expressions range from love songs to personal notes such as You Are Always in My Heart to Lloyd Mitchell and I Cried for You to James Morris. The list includes several nontitled promissory lines and class dedications toward students and staff.
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Margaret Hanna
Russell Summers
Ann la Rue
Joe Tate Jones
Marcella Huseman
Lloyd Mitchell
Gladys Reeves
Don Newman
Charles Skaggs
Martha Vestal
John Biggerstaff
Trenton
Dick Thornton
Bettye Nell Yeager
Etna Brown
Billy Grammer
Mary Dale Fields
Gomer White
Paul Jarvis
Aurelia Penny
Scatterbrain
Laura St. John
Ben Robert Jones
Joe Vestal
Marjorie Beth Young
Una Faye Blackerby
Douglas Anderson
Mary Edna Winkle
James Morris
Alma Ruth Reeves
James Massey
H. M
Whitewright Future Farmers Chapter Meeting Reports Plans
The Whitewright Future Farmers met November fifth. They voted to fund Greenhand initiation and reminded members of Friday as the dues deadline. Plans discussed include buying an animal for the spring F F A barbecue and accepting three hogs from the Rotary Club. A committee was named to organize a community scrap drive to recover missed material.
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Whitewright
Future Farmers
Rotary Club
R. O
Hi Y Club Initiates New Members and Officers
The Hi Y Club met for its second time this year to initiate new members Clarence Wootten Bob Montgomery Ben Robert Jones Ernest Sanders Carl Pierson John Charles Jones Roy Taylor Jr Edward Montgomery Billye Kaiser and G C Brown. New officers named are President Wallace Reeves Vice President James Stateville Secretary Treasurer Jack Sears and Sergeant at Arms Kirk May with guest speaker Jack Lewis Yeager introduced by Kirk May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wootten
Bob Montgomery
Ben Robert Jones
Ernest Sanders
Carl Pierson
John Charles Jones
Roy Taylor Jr
Edward Montgomery
Billye Kaiser
G. C. Brown
Wallace Reeves
James Stateville
Jack Sears
Kirk May
Jack Lewis Yeager
Homemakers Present Assembly in Texas Initiation Service
The Future Homemakers of Texas held their annual initiation and officer installation Thursday afternoon. New officers were welcomed with President Helen Maddux succeeding Willa Jean Hunter, first vice president Martha Vestal to Janis Jayne Horton, and second vice president Una to be announced.
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Texas
Helen Maddux
Willa Jean Hunter
Martha Vestal
Janis Jayne Horton
Una
New Members Pledge Recited in Ceremony
Lighted candles framed a pledge as new members repeated their vows during the ceremony. B. lists names including Faye Blackerby Margaret Hanna Henrietta Jackson Jean Caraway Betty Lou Tomlinson Betty Marie Allen Dale Marie Robbins Gladys Reeves Etha Brown and Bessie Jo Russell.
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Faye Blackerby
Margaret Hanna
Henrietta Jackson
Mary Frances Stephens
Jean Caraway
Betty Lou Tomlinson
Bettye Nell Yeager
Betty Marie Allen
Polly Ann Brown
Dale Marie Robbins
Ruth Maddux
Gladys Reeves
Katie Kincaid
Etha Brown
Bessie Jo Russell
W. H. S Hallowe'en Carnival Brings Four Class Booths
Last Halloween night W H S students hosted a gym carnival with four class sections. Freshmen ran a fish pond and sold candy and drinks while sophomores offered a weight guessing booth. Juniors featured a doll rack and seniors sold drinks with a bingo stand.
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Agriculture Department
Henrietta Jackson
Willa Jean Hunter
Corthia Mitchell
Theda Marie Lewis
Jean Caraway
Melba Jean Neathery
Thelma Jo Wilson
Merle Scoggins
Lindy Ashinhurst
Lloyd Mitchell
Martha Vestal
Gladys Reeves
Helen Maddux
Ann LaRoe
Blue Room
A. L. Cc
Tigerettes Roll Over Trenton in Local Gym
Whitewright Tigerettes defeated Trenton 26 to 4 in Friday night play at the local gym. Starters included Reeves Brown Robbins guards and Maddux Phillips forwards. Trenton mustered a single field goal and two free throws in the first quarter. the Tigerettes shut them out the last three periods. Helen Maddux led with five field goals and one free throw. Madgene Phillips added seven points.
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Whitewright Tigerettes
Trenton
Tigerettes
Gladys Reeves
Etha Brown
Dale Marie Robbins
Joan Brown
Madgene Phillips
Helen Maddux
Whitewright
Joan Brown Scores Late as Team Secures Win
A terse recap notes Joan Brown scoring three points to help the team clinch the victory. The short update credits M. H. and M. G. R. for contributing to the effort.
Steno Club Formed By Secretarial Training Group
Last Wednesday the secretarial training and typing class formed the Steno Club. Ann LaRoe proposed the name and officers were elected: President James Stateville Vice President Jones Ray Vestal secretary treasurer Lloyd Mitchell reporter Cecil Magers parliamentarian J D Hughes program chair Ann LaRoe. The club will meet first Wednesday monthly with aims to teach practical business skills not learned in class. Colors are blue and gold.
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Steno Club
Ann LaRoe
James Stateville
Jones Ray Vestal
Lloyd Mitchell
Cecil Magers
J. D. Hughes
Stone Club
C, M
High School Fortunes Told and Weekend Delights
After two dates BE L R and B G moved to steady. R R S faced loneliness Saturday. Sherman questions linger about M L H and undecided girls at the High School. A L J G and H M noted, L M performed rope tricks delighting M H D. D T seemed unlucky but recovered later Saturday night.
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BE. L. R
B. G
Sherman
A. L
J. G
H. M
L. M
Senior gossip and New Year resolve in Trenton letters
Reading notes reveal social chatter among students with names and pairings like M V and C S plus Patty Everheart. A line shows J S being quiet as a letter narrated and a Mark Twain quote about living within income by borrowing.
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Trenton
Jane
W. S
Winnell
Doyce
Bettye
M. V. Ad C.S
A. L
J. S
A. J
Ila Mae
G. W
Patty Everheart
G. R
Mark Twain
Counter Blitz Jenks and Jinks Barbs At Crash Injuries
Comic exchange features Jenks mocking crutches after a playful quip by Jinks about being hit by a flying fort at a basement bargain sale. Both exchange light taunts in a sketches and gags routine.
Gums Product Ad From Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
Irregular ad promotes LETO'S gum treatment with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to satisfy. Mentions Druggists and Kirkpatrick Pharmacy targeting gum health concerns.
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Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
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Glenn Anderson
James Alexander
Thomas Brown
Kathryn Beard
Lawrence Burden
Bertha Burchfield
Alice Cato
Howard Goodnight
Jim Hicks
Leo Hicks
Anna Ruth Johnson
Carlis Neal
Robert Owens
Dale
MR. Butler
Southwestern Bell
W. H
Future Farmers Meet
Hi-Y Club
S.H. Montgomery Agency
Hallowe'en
M. H
Snoop
Glen Earnheart
Whitewright, Texas
Sherman Farms
A. Y.creager Company
M. & P. Bank Bldg
Sherman, Texas
I. E.S
Community Public Service CO
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