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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
3
The Whs Reflector lists Teddy Blackerby Linda Kent Dorothy Shepherd Margie Murphy and Marshall Miller as staff editors reporters and student contributors with junior class representation across features society sports and editorial work.
Whitewright High School faculty students and parents held a downtown parade last Thursday afternoon to rally support for a victory over Van Alstyne. A fire truck led the pep squad through town with cheerleaders directing yells. School groups decorated cars and Edwards Chevrolet along with Meisenbach Ford provided cars for the procession.
The teacher spotlight this week highlights Mrs Linda Sullivan wife of Dr Steve Sullivan, noting her dedication to students and community.
Mrs Sullivan, UT Austin alumna, teaches English to freshmen and sophomores at Whitewright Senior High after stints at Lake Highlands and Bells. A pep squad sponsor and M Y F leader, she attends First Methodist Church and enjoys bird hunting swimming and interior decorating at their new home.
The F. H. A. convened for its third meeting of the year with a film shown on today’s school drop-?out issue as the featured segment. The gathering emphasized student engagement and possible reform measures.
A general assembly included an informative talk by Mr Boyles our counselor. After the meeting a short business session discussed the Explorers Carnival booth and the decision to sponsor a cake-walk. Richard Hicks received an emblem key chain from the F H A.
The freshman class held a Friday meeting and voted on their Explorers' Club carnival booth for November 19. The class decided to run a pie throw booth as the chosen activity.
The Van Alstyne Panthers defeated the Whitewright Tigers 14 to 0 on homecoming night. A 90 yard interception return by Larry Jones opened scoring, with Rickey ONeal adding the extra point. The Tigers committed costly errors contributing to the shutout. Noel Brad- continued the Panthers’ advantage after a Tiger miscue.
No. 14197 appears in Grayson County Texas. The administrator James N Bridges Sr announces letters of administration issued September 12 1966. Creditors must present claims at 3743 Juniper Drive Dallas Texas before barred by law. Dated November 7. The Whitewright Sun published November 17 1966.
Ley recovers a Tiger fumble setting up a Panthers drive. Tommy Keeling caps it with a one yard sneak for 14 0. Tigers threaten twice with a Cureton to Buchanan pass and a 74 yard punt return by Marvin Brown but fall short as Donnie Bruce recovers a fumble. Eleven Tigers seniors wrap up careers including captains Charles Williams and David Woodson. team finishes 4 5 1.
Three years of Homemaking under Miss Snider teach nutrition in I and II with labs to apply meals planning. III focuses on housing with design tasks including selecting a plan and drawing two large scale layouts detailing lighting, floors, and furniture arrangement.
Governor John Connally told the Texas Research League that a tax increase will be needed next year if the 60th Legislature approves his spending recommendations. He cited over 1.2 billion dollars in agency requests for a two year period ending Aug 1 1967, with general fund appropriations at 635 million. He also urged annual legislative sessions and a constitutional revision. Also a science note explains monotremes lay eggs.
Legal notice with summons directing defense in a Grayson County Texas suit. Plaintiffs Mary Belle Platt Chalmers et vir seek damages of 500 dollars and title and possession of Lot 5, Block 12, Day and Munson's Addition, Denison. Court set for December 12, 1966 before Judge in Sherman.
An ABA and State Bar of Texas public service feature notes that a will stands if the testator has basic intelligence and understands ownership, the act of making a will, and natural beneficiaries. Eccentric habits alone do not invalidate, though extreme beliefs affecting the estate can. Written by Will Bernard.
A Ham mond La youth named President Johnson joins the Job Corps, but not as president. He is a 16 to 21-year-old trainee at the Mc Coy center in Wis, part of the poverty program’s effort to aid youngsters.
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