W H S Reflector Staff Details And Farm Exhibit Notes
The W H S Reflector lists editors C B Bryant and Lucille Starr with advisors Miss Thornton and Mrs Roddy and names numerous reporters. It notes silage handling and a third show for cover, and describes students preparing crops cotton corn oats barley wheat millet hegari mule maize ajax for exhibition including some live stock entries. Willie B Smith and Laverne Kilgree did the printing for the background.
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Willie B. Smith
Laverne Kilgree
B. K
Football Boys Enjoy Palace Theatre Outing
Mr. M. B. Hasty invited Coach Payne and the football squad to the Palace theatre on Wednesday September 24 to see One Night in Lisbon. The boys enjoyed the good picture and thank Mr. Hasty for a swell evening. It notes a quip that free shows come when they win and double pay when they lose.
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M. B. Hasty
Payne
Palace Theatre
Lisbon
Hasty
E. K
Senior class selects ring designs for consideratio
The senior class held a meeting with Balfour Dallas representative Mr. Johnny Clingingsmith to review five ring designs. Ring committee members Lucille Starr J Frank Wilson C B Bryant C B Burchfield Emerson Sears and Grace Harris chose the Westerner and Collegiate designs to present to the class before final contracting with another company.
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Johnny Clingingsmith
Balfour Company of
Dallas
Lucille Starr
J. Frank Wilson
C. B. Bryant
C. B. Burchfield
Emerson Sears
Grace Harris
Clingingsmith
McKinney Class Plans Water Distillation Experiment
R M notes that Mr McKinney's chemistry class conducts experiments three days weekly with two recitation days. One upcoming experiment will be the distillation of water.
Future Farmers Set Dues At Two Dollars For State Fair Delegates
The Future Farmers held a called meeting led by president John Biggerstaff. Dues were set at two dollars to fund manuals and parliamentary booklets and to send candidates to national and state conventions. Dues are due Friday Oct 4, ahead of Future Farmer Day at the Dallas State Fair. sweethearts election postponed.
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John Biggerstaff
Dallas
Future Farmers of America at Red River Valley Fair
Background at the Whitewright Future Farmers of America booth highlights economical livestock production and national defense via French silo concepts. Three small trench silos demonstrate construction and design as part of the display this week.
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Future Farmers of America
Whitewright
Red River Valley Fair
Miss Proctor’s Class Draws Ancient World Maps
Miss Proctor’s world history class last week drew maps of the old world circa 3000 B C to learn the location of seas rivers and cities. Afterward the class will resume studying the fall of old kingdoms and the rise and fall of the Roman Empire.
Tigers Host Denison Yellow Jackets In Thursday Night Clash
The Tigers aim to stop Denison B Yellow Jackets at 8 PM in a game moved from Friday. After this, they open conference play against Whitesboro, with two solid workouts this week and strong readiness.
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Tigers
Denison B Yellow Jackets
Whitesboro
Boys' Athletic Club Meets On Mondays Through Fridays
The Boys' Athletic Club meets on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays under directors Mr Payne Mr Sears and Mr Mc Kinney. Club sponsors discuss new football plays and the duties of each player. Directors invite questions from the club.
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Boys’ Athletic Club
Payne
Sears
McKinney
P. E
Choral Club Plans Trio and Song Arrangements
Students praise Miss Proctor for new popular song plans and vocal blends. Billie Jo Phillips is highlighted for possible trio formation. Homemaking and general science receive student endorsements and mention capable teachers.
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Lotta Faye Brown
Proctor
Billie Jo Phillips
Margaret Hanna
Joe Cook
Mr. McKinney
Janis Horton
Homemaking Club Plans Year Ahead at Miss Williams Home
Officers met Thursday night at Miss Williams home to map programs and the yearbook for the coming year and to select committees for activities. Billie Jo Phillips area vice president joined the group for the planning session.
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Miss Williams
Billie Jo Phillips
Sherman Booster Club visits Whitewright fair
Students were excused early to view the Sherman Booster Club in Whitewright at 3 30 advertising the Red River Valley Fair. The Sherman High School Band performed, a tumbling act entertained, Shetland ponies paraded, and Home Folks Frolic Gang members from KRRV joined the event.
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Butler
Sherman Booster Club
Whitewright
Red River Valley
Sherman High School
Home Folks Frolic Gang
KRRV
Choral Club Rehearses Classics Adds New Song
The Choral Club practices old favorites including By the Mississippi Waiting in the Shadows and I Hear the Bees a Humming. A new piece The Spirits by James Lyon has been added to the list.
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Mississippi
James Lyon
Future Homemakers elect officers for coming year
The Future Homemakers' Club met Tuesday morning to elect officers for the coming year. Mary Helen Maddux was chosen president after Betty Jane Harper resigned. Gladys Reeves was elected historian. Billie Jo Phillips will serve as vice-president of Area 4.
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Homemakers’ Club
Miss Williams
Mary Helen Maddux
Betty Jane Harper
Gladys Reeves
Billie Jo Phillips
New Plain Way English Exercises Adopted by Pupils
Miss Thorntons junior English pupils began grammar work with new textbooks last week. The volume titled New Plain Way English Exercises includes a companion handbook. The class completed a survey test on unit one and is starting other exercises.
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Miss Thornton
V. H
Young Readers Share Favorite Things
Tracy Stephens born July 10 1924 loves Dorothy Lamour and basketball. Virginia Hill born August 12 1924 lists all screen stars her favorite subject speech football and the coin penny. D W Garland born February 14 1924 favors Mickey Rooney agriculture and basketball.
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Tracy Stephens
Dorothy Lamour
Virginia Hill
D. W. Garland
Mickey Rooney
Students Opinion on New Subjects at W H S
High school students comment on new subjects at W H S. Emerson Sears notes secretarial training blends outside and class work. Davis Parrish says shorthand requires study. Jimmie Golden favors typing for interest over credit. Jimmie Golden adds history and civics are most interesting as governments change.
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Emerson Sears
Davis Parrish
Jimmie Golden
Girls' Athletic Club Sees 29 Members Sign Up
Twenty nine girls join the Girls' Athletic Club with plans for thirty minutes of daily play just before noon. Activities hinge on court readiness and organization by J. E. through the club.
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Girls’ Athletic Club
J. E
First year homemaking girls plan simple tea event
The first year homemaking classes used three weeks of school to brush up social manners. They are dramatizing introductions and planning a tea for the other class.
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J. G
Band Members Learn New Music Book for Fresh Songs
The group is getting along well as they study a new music book to practice several new songs. Members prepare to perform soon.
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FC. J
Library Opens Under Mrs Roddy With Student Librarians
The library opened last week under Mrs Roddy. Student librarians are assigned to shifts Billie Burke Vine yard in first period Ruth McSpedden in second Edith Harper in third Lucille Starr and Virginia Hill in fourth Ruby Holcomb and Grace Connelly in fifth and Lucille Starr in sixth. Mrs Roddy asks students to bring pot plants or bright vases to brighten the library.
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Reflector
C. B. Bryant
Lucille Starr
Miss Thornton
Mrs. Roddy
Woodrow Anderson
Juana Ruth Andrew
Helen Benson
Tommie Dee Booker
Lotta Faye Brown
Mary Ellen Brown
C. B. Burchfield
Lloyd Cato
Ruth Marie Chesser
Mary Frances Clabhorn
Grace Connelly
Martha Jo Conner
Fred Cook
Philip Earnheart
Juanita England
D. W. Garland
Jimmie Golden
Ira Mae Gough
Grace Harris
J. C. Hastings
Billie Hatfield
Jenny Irl Hicks
Virginia Hill
Ruby Holcomb
Sonny Kaiser
Ed Kent
Billy Kincaid
Edith Layman
Roby Magers
Ruth Mears
Davis Parrish
Robert Sears
J. J. Sloan
James Talley
Lucian Vestal
Billie Burke Vineyard
J. Frank Wilson
Doyce Worsham
Lorene Worsham
Oleta Worsham
Roddy
Ruth McSpedden
Edith Harper
Campus Chatter of Campus Romance and Gossip
A light chatter column sings of romances and attractions among students. Mentions Carol Ray and Brother, J Frank replacing Chan ey with Lotta Faye, and likings among Jimmie C B Lucian and freshmen, with playful references to Bettye Nell Thelma Jo Wilson Janis Jane and Billie Christian amid weekend talk.
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Carol Ray
Brother
J. Frank
Chaney
Lotta Faye
Pee Wee
Jimmie
C. B
Lucian
Margaret
Bettye Nell
Martha Louise
Charles
John Biggerstaff
Thelma Jo Wilson
Janis Jane
Billie Christian
Hacen
Lioyd
G. H
Tigers Triumph 26-0 Over Tom Bean Tomcats in Friday Clash
W H S Tigers blanked Tom Bean Tomcats 26 to 0 as Burchfield and Whitewright spearheaded a fast start. The opening TD followed by a 13-0 halftime lead set the tone, with Kent and Burchfield adding a third quarter score and a late 40 yard run sealing the win. Tom Bean threatened once on a short yardage drive but stalled at the goal line.
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W. H. S. Tigers
Tom Bean
Tigers
Tomcats
Fighting Tiger
Burchfield
Parrish
Whitewright
Cato
Kent
Seniors dominate student council election at school
Lucille Starr senior class candidate won the presidency in a secret ballot last Thursday. The council will include two members from each class: seniors Davis Parrish and Lucian Vestal. juniors Charles Skaggs and Wallace Reeves. sophomores Clarence Wootten and Merie Scoggins. freshmen Janis Horton and Ruth Maddux.
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Lucille Starr
Davis Parrish
Lucian Vestal
Charles Skaggs
Wallace Reeves
Clarence Wootten
Merie Scoggins
Janis Horton
Ruth Maddux
Campaign speeches heard in assembly at school
An assembly featured speeches by campaign managers for student council president candidates. Mary Frances Stephens spoke for sophomore candidate Willa Jean Hunter, Davis Parrish for senior Lucille Starr, Russell Summers for junior Wallace Reeves, and Henrietta Jackson for the freshmen candidate.
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Mary Frances Stephens
Willa Jean Hunter
Davis Parrish
Pee Wee
Lucille Starr
Russell Summers
Wallace Reeves
Henrietta Jackson
Candidate Janis Jane Horton Vows Schoolwide Plan
The article discusses the candidate Janis Jane Horton and her prior offices, outlining what she intends to undertake. Ballots were handed to students and collected at the door for counting. Mr. Butler then gave a pep talk about the football game with Tom Bean J G and B B V.
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Janis Jane Horton
Mr. Butler
Tom Bean
J. G
English II Unit Finishes Friday on Paragraphs
Mrs Roddy notes students complete para graphics unit Friday with hammer and nail metaphors for building sentences. Notebooks due Friday. Next unit will focus on sentence structure to improve writing.
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Roddy
H. B
Biology proves to be interesting class study
The biology class studies cell parts and how they function. Students observe under a microscope, draw the cell, and record learned concepts and the purpose of the experiment.
Biology's Alluring Path Boosts Scientific Interest
A reflective note from R. M. suggests growing fascination with biology as a field. The author hints at evolving discoveries and the appeal of understanding life sciences.
W. H. S. pep squad lends support with banners
At halftime the W. H. S. pep squad marches to drumbeat and cymbal rhythm in the stadium. The group displays black and gold banners and forms letters for the opposing team while promising loyal backing to the White Wright Tigers.
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Whitewright Tigers
Speech Class Tells Stories in Child Friendly Tales
A speech class explores storytelling with anecdotes and Bible tales. Each member shares a story suitable for young children and acts as a child to relive childhood memories, finding the sessions engaging.
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L. S
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