New Student Ralph Smith Joins Whitewright High
Ralph Smith born July 14 1948 becomes a Freshman at Whitewright High School. Parents John W Smith administrator and Geneva Smith nurse. He has sisters Delores and Connie and previously attended Dillingham Junior High. He praises WHS as friendly and welcoming. -W L B
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Ralph Smith
Ralph
John W. Smith
Geneva Smith
Delores
Connie
Dillingham Junior
Whitewright
Pep Squad Crowned Homecoming Queen at Field Ceremonies
The W. H. S. Pep Squad entered from four sides and formed a crown with a football at its base before crowning Patricia Jarvis as Home Coming Queen. They returned to regular formation and exited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.S
Patricia Jarvis
B. W
B. A
K. W
The Way Things Look on Campus Trash
The article calls students careless for tossing trash on campus and urges everyone to use the cans. It notes a Sloppy Joe list punishment for littering and lists this week’s Sloppy Joes: Murry Bryant, Larry Deeds, Mike Bow, Ray Bunch, Randy Bryant, Derwood Berryhill, Scooter McCurdy, Scotty Jones, Martha Hosting, Terry Edwards, Vickie Shelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Murry Bryant
Larry Deeds
Mike Bow
Ray Bunch
Randy Bryant
Derwood
Berryhill
Scooter McCurdy
Scotty Jones
Martha Hosting
Terry Edwards
Vickie Shelley
Junior College Layout Explained At P. T. A.
Pictures and maps of Grayson County junior college were shown at P T A. The college would sit 21 miles from Whitewright on a 140 acre tract three miles west of Highway 75 on F M 691 near Perrin AFB. If approved on December 7 1963 it would educate about 700 students with 50 dollar semester tuition for locals and 75 dollars for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County
Thomas Sears
New College
Clint Hennig
Whitewright
F. M
Perrin Air Force Base
Sears
Community Favorites Named In Poll Winners
The poll picks most attractive Carolyn Mullins and Mike Burchfield and most popular Linda Logan and James Clark. Joyce Bennett and Dan Turner named most athletic while Dumpy Cureton and Johnny Aldridge top most likely to succeed. Patricia Jarvis and Jim Bilner win best all around with Sue Pool and Jimmy Kent as Wittiest. congratulations from P. D. and P. N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Mullins
Mike Burchfield
Linda Logan
James
Bo) Clark
Joyce Bennett
Dan Turner
Dumpy Cureton
Johnny Aldridge
Patricia Jarvis
Jim Bilner
Wittiest
Sue Pool
Jimmy Kent
P. D
P. N
Mr and Miss W H S nominees named in secret vote
Patricia Jarvis Dumpy Cure ton and Anna Franklin chosen as the first girls. Jim Billner Bo Clark among those mentioned in a brief local note about the Mr and Miss W H S selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Patricia Jarvis
Dumpy Cureton
Anna Franklin
Jim Billner
Bo Clark
Final results crown Patricia Jarvis and Dan Turner
The text notes run offs between Dumpy Anna Bo and Dan Turner to determine who ran off with Patricia. Patricia Jarvis and Dan Turner were declared the final winners. The Students of W H S praise the pair for representing their school well and vow loyalty after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Turner
Dumpy
Anna
Patricia
Dan
Patricia Jarvis
W.H.S
Class Favorites Elected by Popular Vote Across Grades
Students across grades from first to eleventh select two class favorites each. Notable pairs include Becky Hames with Gary Wortham in first grade and Edwin Caraway with Rhonda Bonds in seventh, with several other grade level duos named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Hames
Gary Wortham
Gail Wortham
Ted Williams
Kathy Jarvis
Jerry Don Hicks
Patricia Marlow
Jim Bryant
Ann Maxwell
Jerry Jester
Janna Wilson
Larry Little
Edwin Caraway
Rhonda Bonds
Kathie Giddings
Cynthia Marlow
Gary Ryan
Jan Bilmner
Carl Massie
Patsi King
Mickey Meador
Linda Wright
Joe Hen
Patricia Jarvis Receives Multiple School Honors
The Reflector congratulates Patricia Jarvis on winning several honors including F F A Sweetheart Best All Around Senior Class Miss W H S and Football Sweetheart at Friday night ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Jarvis
W.H.S
Patricia
Reflector
J. D
P. N
Topsy Turvy Car Crash Involving Local Student
On Saturday November 16 James Shaw, a W H S junior, rolled his 62 Chevy II over three times before stopping against a tree between Bells and Whitewright. He was not seriously injured. Earlier incidents this year include Jimmy Flatt leaving the road into a ditch and Dan Turner being sideswiped. The community urges careful driving near the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bells
Whitewright
James Shaw
James
Jimmy Flatt
Dan Turner
Aol
Tigers Down Last Opponent In Lopsided Season Finish
The Whitewright Tigers outscored S. and S. Rams 38 to 14 to cap an 8 win 2 loss season and place second in District 16 A. Joe Hennig led with a 1 yard TD run and added multiple kicks while Jimmy Kent added a 37 yard pass for a second score as the Tigers built a 26 point advantage before L. S. tallied their first points.
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Whitewright Tigers
S. & S. Rams
Tigers
Rams
Joe Hennig
Hennig
Tillett
Jimmy Kent
Kent
Texas divorce citation in Grayson County court
State of Texas issues a notice to John William Gravely to answer Thelma Gravley s petition by December 30 1963 in Grayson County 15th District Court Sherman. The case number is 69556 and the divorce grounds are cruel treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
John William Grawley
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Thelma Gravley
John William Gravely
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Tigers Clinch 38-14 Victory Behind Long Run
The Tigers surged with a late 83 yard Kent run and a 32 yard S. & S. scoring dash. After a failed second period pass conversion and a 45 yard position near the goal, Tillett capped a rollout with a score. The final 38-14 result reflected a strong finish despite wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Tillett
Kent
Last Pep Rally Says Goodbye to Tigers and Tigerettes
The Reflector notes a final pep rally for the year with cheerleaders leading yells from Two Bits to the School Song. The piece says the crowd cheered for Honey Grove and bids the Pep Rallys farewell until next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Tigerettes
Honey Grove
Reflector
J. D
L. C
Typing class praises progress and top scorers
In the Typing I class Jeannie Deeds leads with 46 WPM, Barbara Andrew and Diana Slaughter at 40 WPM. Don Albaugh is the sole boy. Students thank Mrs. Harper for patience and guidance as they push for higher speeds despite mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie Deeds
Barbara Andrew
Diana Slaughter
Don Albaugh
Keeping Up With The Graduates Class Of 1947
The Reflector lists 34 of 36 graduates still linked to the class of 1947. Thirty-four remain, with at least 76 children, 28 in Texas and 26 within 100 miles. Members span college grads, teachers, farmers, government workers, and housewives among others. The group held a reunion in Whites Wright last summer, with 24 attending.
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Whitewright
Class of 47 reunion notes low divorce rate
In a reunion letter Joan Huseman Ball praises ordinary life and family work while reporting only one divorce in the class of 47, far below the national average. The message lists dozens of classmates by name and recalls fond memories at W. H. S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Huseman Ball
John Ball
Melva Allen
Ross Alexander
Billy Blackerby
Bobby Blanks
Geraldine Bush
Elda Cameron
Bernice Cato
Betty Darwin
Alice Davis
Jessie Franklin
Helen Gordas
Joanne Grammer
Pat Gray
J. A. Harper
Doris Hunter
Joan Huseman
Betty Ingram
Y. B. Kaiser
Irene Kent
Gladys Leard
William Leard
Lois McCollum
Jack MacSpedden
Terry Miller
Billy Morris
Joy Morris
Boyce Murphie
Donald Neal
Hazel Neal
Pasty Pannel
Betty Lou Reeves
Betty Rich
Maxine Roberts
Loren Paul Ryan
Eugene Thornhill
Dorothy Wallace
Johnny Vestal
Billy Williams
Weekly School Cafeteria Menu
Monday features baked ham black eyed peas candied sweet potatoes whole kernel corn relish rolls butter jelly and milk. Tuesday offers chili beans crackers cabbage apple salad shoe string potatoes cookies and milk. Wednesday serves turkey dressing giblet gravy creamed potatoes green beans cranberry sauce fruit salad ice cream bar and milk. -J. M.
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J. M
WHS to Enter Interscholastic Meet in Various Events
Whitewright High School plans entry in the Interscholastic League meet for Debate Extemporaneous Speaking Ready Writing and Journalism. Topics include Social Security benefits for medical care and questions on Russia trade unemployment U S relations civil rights race issues and U S civil rights legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School
Russia
United States
U.S
S. R
Republic of China
The U S Cuba Students Visit Principles and Issues
A summary list notes topics on US student visits to Cuba the Alliance for Progress operating problems before the United Nations Tito’s Americas visit automation concerns a smoking study the Dominican coup voting barriers in Mississippi DeGaulle and the test ban treaty analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
United Nations
Tito
Americas
Mississippi
DeGaulle
Consumer Reports
France Sets Annual Champagne Sale Record At 57.9 Million Bottles
The national wine association reports that fifty eight million bottles of French champagne were sold last year with an exact total of 57 919 726. Exports totaled 15 137 000 bottles with the United States taking 2 802 330 and Britain leading overseas buyers at 4 294 952. Belgium ranked third with 1 601 096 bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National Wine Association
France
United States
Britain
Belgium
Nose Care and Safety Guidance
The nose is a delicate organ, susceptible to bruising bleeding and infection from habitually picking or pulling hairs. Avoid extreme nose blowing and overuse of drops or inhalants. wash with mild salt water drop by drop. Blow gently with both nostrils open to prevent sinus or middle ear issues and preserve the sense of smell for tasting and danger warning.
Texas Suit Seeks 17257.50 Against Multiple Defendants
Grayson County court issues citation to William R. Bixler Morris Wayne Burg and others in suit filed November 14 1963 seeking 17257 50 plus 1000 attorney fees six percent interest to date of final judgment costs and a receiver for Pearl Morris Well royalties with orders pending final decision. Proceedings require a written answer by December 30 1963 before the 15th District Court at Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
William R. Bixler
Morris Wayne Burg
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
J. P. Huff
Bobbie Rae Huff
George W. Graham
Clyde Railsback
David Gee
Morris Wayne Burgin
Georgia Pearl Morris
Billie Morris Burgin
Doris Anne Burgin
West
Billy Gene West
E. B. Scott
Charles L. Cain
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Sinclair Pipe Line Company
Delaware Corporation
Pearl Morris
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
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WHS
Alabama
Public. Service
Frypan
Lokey Edwards
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