Reflector Highlights Pep Rally And Class Officers
The Reflector covers a pep rally led by cheerleaders Jeanette Jones Betty Jarvis Foy Jean Bow Melba Alexander and Barbara Nell Hasty ending with the school song. It notes sophomore elections with Jimmy Nossaman as president Jerry Ray Brown vice president Mary Pennell secretary Lyndall Pierson treasurer and Shirley Blanton reporter. Annual subscriptions are being collected through Oct 8 with Jimmy Christian noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Jones
Betty Jarvis
Foy Jean Bow
Melba Alexander
Barbara Nell Hasty
Jimmy Christian
Kenneth Hyepock
Jerry Brown
Jimmy Nossaman
Jerry Ray Brown
Mary Pennell
Lyndall Pierson
Shirley Blanton
Seniors Radiant with a Quiet Glow Observed in Hands
The article notes an unusual brightness among seniors and invites readers to observe their hands for clues. It frames this as a subtle signal of aging and vitality, urging close attention to small details in posture and gesture.
Senior Class Rings Feature Tiger Crest and Ruby Accent
Seniors choose oval senior rings with options of imitation ruby. Crest shows a tiger head and a gold W on black with H. S. and 1952 in gold and black. Unset rings are plain gold with leaf clusters. Some girls wear multiple rings including boyfriends’ rings and even engagement rings.
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H. S
F. W
Sophomore English Class Delivers Talks on Chinese Culture
Linda Vowell discusses Chinese customs and superstitions while Deethyia Williams explains Buddhism as the class reads Pearl Buck’s The Old Demon. A Friday panel led by Shirley Blanton reviews famed short story writers including Buck Poe London Kipling and Tolstoy.
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Linda Vowell
Deethyia Williams
Pearl Buck
Shirley Blanton
Edgar Allen Poe
O. Henry
Jack London
Rudyard Kipling
Robert Louis Stevenson
Washington Irving
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Will James
Alphonse Daudet
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Guy de Maupassant
Leo Tolstoy
Panel to discuss short story types next week
Kenneth Hyepock will lead a panel on the types of short stories next week. Other activities will include dramatizations vocabulary note books books on explanation of terms used in the short story reports on outside reading and a review quiz.
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Jimmy Nossaman
Foy Jean Bow
Lillie Carpenter
Dora Lou Beazley
Betty Harris
Edward McDowell
Mary Elizabeth Pennell
Juanita Thrasher
Kenneth Hyepock
Seniors head to colleges as class of '51 departs
Readable notes show graduates joining Texas Tech North Tex as State College in Denton St Mary's in San Antonio East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce remains popular Others include Gene Bush Bobby Hyecock Molly Rutledge Herman Musser Gwen Kent and Carol Hughes Many undecided remain in Whitewright with Ray Simpson Ouida Ryan Jean Wilson Eugene Bass and Minnie Monk working or awaiting futures Election rumors name Prettiest girl and other class roles while freshman officers select leaders Johnnie Harper is president and Melba Alexander secretary among others.
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Jack Badgett
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Conway Craig
North Texas State College
Denton
Billy Earl Brown
St. Mary’s
San Antonio
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Gene Bush
Bobby Hyecock
Molly Rutledge
Herman Musser
Gwen Kent
Dallas
Carol Hughes
H. D. Lewis
Whitewright
Ray Simpson
Hasty Chevrolet Co
Ouida Ryan
Jean Wilson
Eugene Bass
Minnie Monk
Peggy Burchfield
Beverly Judd
Gladine Harper
Seniors Elect Class Officers. All Seats Won by Girls
On Friday the senior class elected officers with every position filled by girls. Florena Williams was elected to a leadership post.
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Florena Williams
Student Body Leadership and Sponsors Named
The article lists president Betty McKinney vice president Jeanette Jones secretary Dorotha Magers treasurer and Mary Lou Brown as reporter. Room mothers are Mrs Christian Mrs Ayres and Mrs Williams with Miss Lillian Neathery as senior class sponsor.
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Betty McKinney
Jeanette Jones
Dorotha Magers
Mary Lou Brown
Christian
Ayres
Williams
Lillian Neathery
Annual staff seeks bigger issue this year
The annual staff announces a larger edition and urges readers to subscribe now during the current subscription drive. Deposit a dollar with Jimmy Christian to secure a copy before the deadline.
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Jimmy Christian
M.L. B
Whitewright High elects junior class officers 1951
The junior class at Whitewright High School met in room 20 on Friday September 21 to elect officers for 1951 1952. President Norman Harper vice president Pat Russell secretary Aubrey Burnham treasurer Joe Morris reporter Kenneth Jones and historian Larry Cooper were chosen. Room mothers Mrs Floyd Bassett Mrs G A Burnham and Mrs A L Scott were elected. Sponsor is Mrs Earl Blanton.
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Whitewright High School
Norman Harper
Pat Russell
Aubrey Burnham
Joe Morris
Kenneth Jones
Larry Cooper
Floyd Bassett
G. A. Burnham
A. L. Scott
Earl Blanton
Texas Game Commission Announces Hunting License Update
The executive secretary outlines extra state license rules for the new hunting season. Texans over 16 must carry the $2 Federal duck stamp for waterfowl. Small game beyond home county requires $2.15 state license. Deer or turkey hunters need a license unless on home property or under 17, with an exempt license marked in red. Exemptions for waterfowl apply only to ages 16 and under.
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Austin
The
Game and Fish Commission
Eight Million Koreans Lose Homes in War Crisis
Pusan report states more than 8,000,000 Koreans have lost homes and much property in about 15 months of war. About 5,500,000 people, a quarter of South Korea’s population, fled their homes.
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Korea
Pusan
Refugees Flood Korea as War Devastates Homes
The report cites mass displacement with 2,000,000 Koreans fleeing north to south before the war and 500,000 to 1,000,000 seeking refuge in the south. About 5,229,000 have received aid in 1,602 camps run by the UN and South Korea, including 15,000 orphans. An estimated 1,000,000 Koreans died and another 1,000,000 were severely injured.
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Hamhung
North Korea
United Nations
Court citation in Texas case against multiple heirs
Citation issues to Barney Webb and heirs in Grayson County suit No. 59211 filed Sept 26 1951 by R L Hall. Plaintiff alleges ownership of a Sherman property 50 by 150 feet since Jan 1 1951 and unlawful dispossession on Jan 2 1951. Defendants must answer by Nov 12 1951 before Judge in Sherman Court House.
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State of Texas
Barney Webb
Sallie Webb
John Henson
Marguerite Henson
A. D
District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
R. L. Hall
Chaffin
William A. Wheeler
J. H. Chaffin
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
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