Whitewright Defeats Tom Bean In Early Season Clash
W. H. S. editors and reporters list appear as the game report notes Penny scoring 13 of Whitewright’s 15 points, with Harrison contributing 2. Tom Bean girls match pace with 15 points from their guards, Robbins led Whitewright with 8, Conn er 7, and Starr and Smith solid off the bench. First game for both teams, strong play from starters and reserves throughout. Starting lineup and substitutes for Whitewright and Tom Bean are detailed.
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Harrison
Henderson
Penny
Whitewright
Robbins
Conner
Starr
Smith
Arney
Childress
Alexander
Ayton
England
Tanner
Wilson
Iddle
Burchfield
Substitutes
Auton
W. A
Manners Across Home School and Social Life
A short school note outlines manners in three areas home school and social life. It urges appreciation through thanks even when receiving favors and asks students to be courteous by letting girls pass first and ensuring timely invitations or responses to party invites. It stresses politeness in seating and dating norms.
Sophomores Deliver Oral Reports in English II
English II students have practiced oral and written paragraphs this week. Top speakers last week included Dorotha Darwin, Brother Gillett, Marie Ward, James Norris, and Wilton McFarland. This week the leading speakers were Mary Alice Harrison, James Norris, and J. H. Gosnell.
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English II
Dorotha Darwin
Brother Gillett
Marie Ward
James Norris
Wilton McFarland
Mary Alice Harrison
J. H. Gosnell
W. A
Home Ec Club Meeting Foresees Knitting Projects
Home Ec II Section I met under Miss Williams for a regular club session on Monday. The class learned another knitting stitch and anticipates club day with plans to knit as their required home project.
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Miss Williams
N. P
Home Ec I Cooks Breakfast Study
The home ec I class studied breakfasts and vitamins. Students prepared grapefruit juice toast milk and cereal. They will cook heavier breakfasts after studying vitamins and menus more fully.
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N. P
W H S Tigerettes Meet Tom Bean Girls At Gym
The W H S Tigerettes hosted Tom Bean girls with the first string game tied 15 to 15 and the second string Tigers beating Tom Bean 18 to 9. Naomi urged a goal as Penny rushed the court early in the first quarter.
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Naomi
Tom Bean
Whitewright Tigerettes
Tom Bean Girls
V. A. I Plans Balanced Rations
V. A. II classes have been busy learning to figure a balanced ration for dairy cattle. Mr. Cunningham led them through feed compositions on the board, and after time to work, most students balanced the ration on a test.
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Mr. Cunningham
Rats on Study Diet Hit Daily Weight Loss
Jin Sam Tom and Lon, four rats, are fed different diets to assess weight loss. Jim Jernigan drinks a tablespoon of coffee daily, Sam Montgomery eats candy, while Tom Cunningham and Lon Ricketts have milk. Each rat also gets oatmeal and a potato or carrot. Weigh-ins occur weekly to track changes.
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Jin
Sam
Tom
Lon
Jim
Jernigan
Montgomery
Cunningham
Ricketts
English Class Errors Highlight Senior Struggles
A local writer recounts a week of senior English errors by students including John Robert Bow Doris Nicholson Roberta Ford and Murry White. Quoted slips cover tense usage double negatives and mispronunciations with names and phrases such as It have already done went to sleep Not a name wrote on it and Be more safer.
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John Robert Bow
Doris Nicholson
Doris
Roberta Ford
Ruby Pierson
Murry White
Charles Howard
Geraldine Garner
Velma Jo Reeves
Snooper snips quotes in a close call on gossip day
Fragmented overheard remarks from a local scene surface in a column style sketch. Clyde Marie Russell and Helen Childress exchange lines about snooping while Emma Joyce Hinton and others weigh misused words. Mary Ellen Brown worries about missing others as G W Scott mutters wishing for them.
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Clyde Marie Russell
Helen Childress
Emma Joyce Hinton
Emma Joyce
Drunette Farley
Evelyn
Joy Wilson
Mary Ellen Brown
Marilee
Mary Ellen
G. W. Scott
Farmersville crushes Whitewright 43 to 0 in rout
Farmersville varsity defeated Whitewright by 43 points as Baker led the scoring while Musser Simmons Pritchett Everheart and Darwin starred for the Tigers. The Farmersville defense shut down Whitewright in every quarter.
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Whitewright Tigers
Farmersville
Baker
Tigers
Musser
Simmons
Pritchett
Everheart
Darwin
Home Ec III entertains with a party at Atterberry home
Home Ec III class hosted a party at Sara Kathryn Atterberry’s home on Friday November 11 at 7 30 p m. Games included a naming challenge a whistling contest stilling laughs and a dressing contest with newspapers and pins. Winners were Sara Kathryn Atterberry first Evelyn Hill second and Frances Williams third. Refreshments followed with Billy Teel playing accordion. Attendees list includes many students and teachers.
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Sara Kathryn Atterberry
C. B. Bryant III
C. B
Drunette Farley
Miss Frances Williams
Floyd
Billy Teel
Evelyn Hill
Robert Sears
Frances Williams
Mr. Jernigan
Modene Vineyard
Cathleen Blackerby
Mary Phillips
Madene Vineyard
Dorothy Booher
Martha Jo Darwin
Kenneth Booher
Melvin Tidwell
Floyd Everheart
Town Gossip at Pilot Grove and School Hearts
Town chatter centers on J W visiting Pilot Grove and the W H S lassies. M F G and O R are said to be drifting from W H S. Two grammar school girls were seen with them. J W and B C were seen together before the home ec party but not at the event. Joy asks who are the boys and girls, and who rode in a gray 35 Chevrolet Saturday night.
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J. W
Pilot Grove
Jack
O. R
B. C
Joy
N. P
Bells
M. T
W. W
M. V
B. J
Trenton
Modene
English II Classes Organize Clubs In School News
The three English II classes organized clubs. The first period class met Tuesday Nov. 8 to elect officers: Velma Holland president Marie Badgett vice president Dorotha Dar win secretary treasurer Betty Atkinson reporter. A committee includes Jarvis D Maddox.
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Velma, Holland
Marie Badgett
Dorotha Darwin
Betty Atkinson
Jarvis D. Maddox
Armistice Day committee forms color motto plans
Charlie Sue Childress and Jonnie B Robbins were named by the president to pick a club name. A program committee including Mary Alice Harrison Dorotha Darwin and Mary Dale King prepared the Armistice Day program and will choose colors and mottos at the next meeting.
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Charlie Sue Childress
Jonnie B. Robbins
Holland
Mary Alice Harrison
Dorotha Darwin
Mary Dale King
Brother Gillett
James Norris
Marjorie Burchfield
Leslie Andrew
Alma Jo Sanderson
Mary Edna Cox
W. J. Bilmner
Billy Jack Harper
Laverne Kilgree
J. H. Gosnell
Marie Ward
Bertha Ford
Mattie Zerue Ashinhurst
W. A
Freshmen Describe Faculty as Treasure Island Sights
Freshman English students aboard the Hispaniola dramatize scenes from Treasure Island and describe faculty through pen portraits. Fish compare Mr Key to a tall 35 year old, portray Mrs Wiser as heavy with grey hair, and note Mrs Lackey’s sharp temper. Mrs Roddy weighs 180 pounds, Mr Ricketts resembles Abraham Lincoln, and coach Montgomery seems to walk with a board in his trousers.
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Hispaniola
Treasure Island
Key
Jernigan
Wiser
Lackey
Kennemer
Cunningham
Mr Cunningham
Roddy
Ricketts
Abraham Lincoln
Bob Burns
Fish
Miss Williams
Montgomery
Mr. Short
P. A
W. A
Salmagundi Club Meets on Wednesday Morning
The Salmagundi Club held its regular weekly meeting Wednesday morning during English IV period. President Floyd Everheart presided, Velma Lee Norris read the minutes, and Thelma Autrey led the program on Shakespearean topics presented by Doris Nicholson Naomi Penny Wilma Alexander Mary Phillips Velma Lee Norris Dor.
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Floyd Everheart
Sara K. Atterberry
Wilma Alexander
Thelma Autrey
John Robert Bow
Clifton Burchfield
Cleddie Brown
Helen €Laborn
Houston Darwin
Billy Glen Earnheart
Roberta Ford
Geraldine Garner
Marcel Gosnell
Chas. Harrison
Chas Howard
William Janway
Doris Nicholson
Velma Lee Norris
Naomi Penny
Mary Philips
Billy Pritchett
Velma Jo Reeves
Dorothy Smith
Murry White
Salmagundi Club
Shakespeare
Mary Phillips
Meeting Minutes Highlight Leadership Change and Report
The chairman redirected to the president as the critic Sara Kathryn Atterberry presented her report. The president then designated Murry White as chairman for the next program before adjournment.
Hi Y Club Meeting Reaches Absence Penalty
HI Y Club met Monday night at the W H S gym with Floyd Everheart presiding. Discussion focused on absences and tardiness. Absentees face 10c fine or 10 licks. tardiness after 7 05 earns 1 lick or 1c per minute late, max 10c or 10 licks.
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Floyd Everheart
English III Club Organized
Mrs. Lackey's English III class organized a club last Friday morning with officers elected: President Earleen Benson, Vice President Martha Jo Darwin, Secretary Marilyn Smith, Treasurer Frances Riddle, Critic Drunette Farley, Parliamentarian J. B. Thornhill. No club name yet. The group plans weekly Friday meetings to review books and foster reading interest.
November Birthdays Listed For Local Pupils
The November birthday list shows 14 pupils with dates ranging from November 11 to November 29. Notable entries include Velma Holland born on Armistice Day and Velma turning 14, and names such as Lynal Moore Naomi Penny John Robert Bow Jennie Robbins G W Scott J H Gosnell Helen Holcomb Sara Atterberry Lotta Faye Brown Earl Musser Quinton Nicholson Cathleen Blackerby Paul Simmons and M K P with ages 13 to 19 over the month.
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Velma Holland
Lotta Faye Brown
Earl Musser
Quinton Nicholson
Armistice Day Program Details Mentioned
A Thursday afternoon program evolved into an Armistice Day observance led by Mary Dale with local participants contributing readings and reflections in a community ceremony.
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Mary Dale
School Honors and Holiday Proclaimed After Program
King announced songs including Over There and America performed by students, My Buddy by a girls quartet, and a duet Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight by Sara Kathryn Atterbury and Wilma Alexander. Afterward Mr Jernigan declared a holiday Friday and led a songs, with cheers for Mr Key who enabled the day, before dismissal.
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S. H. Montgomery
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Salmagundi
Cardui
Paul Simmons
the Sun
Barbee & Bassett
Insurance Agency
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Texas
Amon G. Carter
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