Whitewright High School Senior Reflector Highlights Football Rally
The Whitewright Reflector notes a September pep rally at 7:00 p.m. for WHS Tigers before their Farmersville game. It covers a 31-13 loss to Farmersville, describes first-half lead exchanges, key plays by Jimmy Clark and Harold Mayo, and upcoming 12-B conference clash at Wylie. Also reports the Whitewright Kittens’ 34-6 win over Bells junior team and praises players Billy Tillett Tom Sears Cliff Emerson Dol larhide and others.
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Whitewright Tigerettes
Tigers
WHS Tigers
Farmersville Farmers
Dixie Bassett
Gayla Sears
Louise Vestal
Joan Andrews
Lynda Parnell
Whitewright Tigers
Farmersville
Tony Gist
Harold Mayo
Whitewright
Jimmy Clark
Don Wood
Jack Hyecock
Tommy Hickman
Tony
Gist
Johnny Stoolesberry
Johnny McGraw
Wylie
Whitewright Kittens
Bells
Billy Tillett
Thomas DeBerry
Gary Bandy
Cliff Emerson
Tom Sears
Emerson
Sears
Dollarhide
Kittens
Ruth Williams Named to 4-H Club Council
The Grayson County 4-H Clubs named new officers Saturday led by Marilyn Kretsinger of Pottsboro as president. Other officers include Shirley Watson of Howe as vice president Barbara Clift of Denison as secretary Nelda Kretsinger of Pottsboro as treasurer and Ruth Williams of Whitewright as reporter with Betty and Bobby Davis of Denison and Tommy Taylor of Dorchester serving in roles.
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Grayson County
Marilyn Kretsinger
Pottsboro
Shirley Watson
Howe
Barbara Clift
Denison
Nelda Kretsinger
Tommy Clift
Freda Hazelton
Gunter
Ruth Williams
Whitewright
Betty Davis
Bobby Davis
Tommy Taylor
Dor
Blue Ridge Sponsors Visit Whitewright Pep Squad
Mrs. Ott Gray of Blue Ridge visited the Whitewright pep squad on Monday afternoon September 24 with Mrs. King and five Blue Ridge pep squad members to learn their half time drill formations and drum routines. Whitewright Tigerettes perform at Wylie Friday October 5.
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Ott Gray
Blue Ridge
Whitewright
Whitewright High opens library with staff help
Mrs Lackey opens the Whitewright High School library with assistants Nelda Ruth McCurdy Ella Sims Laura Bess Rich Peggy Wilkerson Louisa Lackey and Ruth Williams. The library will be open before school on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
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seees-Verle Thurman
Laura Rich
Carol Bush
Verna Buchanan
Betty Williams
Gracie Gates
Patricia Farley
Betty Lumpkins
Mark Ayres
Eldon Smith
Russell May
Don L. Selman
Gene McKnight
Bill Polk
Lloyd Bryant
Dee Neal
Willie Jean Melton
Ella Sims
Nelda McCurdy
Dixie Bassett
Don Whipple
Whitewright High School
Lackey
Nelda Ruth McCurdy
Laura Bess Rich
Peggy Wilkerson
Louisa Lackey
Ruth Williams
Freshman FFA elects officers for new chapter
Jimmy Clark was elected president of the freshman Future Farmers of America chapter. Other officers named include David Blackerby as vice president Curless Aldridge as secretary Leonard Jarvis as treasurer James Williams as sentinel and Scotty Phillips as reporter. All members are preparing for the annual chapter conducting contest.
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Jimmy Clark
Future Farmers of America
David Blackerby
Curless Aldridge
Leonard Jarvis
James Williams
Sentinel
Scotty Phillips
Ss. P
Whitewright students praise stage show and charity football game
Whitewright High and Grade School students thank Mr and Mrs George Hight for showing The King and I on September 11. WHS junior and senior classes played a benefit football game September 25 to raise funds for the annual banquet with Trevlis Dixon scoring the first TD and Lynda Pannell later returning a kickoff for a 35 yard tally.
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Whitewright High School
Whitewright Grade School
George Hight
King and I
P. S
WHS
Trevlis Dixon
Jean Scott
Linda Sanderson
Lynda Pannell
Pannell
Senior Touchdown Sparks Narrow Football Victory
Sanderson carried for eight yards before handing to Dixie Bassett for the first senior touchdown. Blanton gained ten, Par nell caught a pass for a junior score, and Trellis Dixon threw to Pannell for a 43 yard TD. Pannell added the extra point as seniors and juniors praised teamwork.
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Sanderson
Dixie Bassett
Blanton
Dixon
Parnell
Trellis Dixon
Pannell
Darlene DeBerry
Gayla Sears
Jean Scott
Priscilla Blanton
Lynda Parnell
Betty Lumpkins
Verna Buchanan
Patricia Farley
Gracie Gates
Linda Sanderson
J.H
Pep Squad Honors Mrs Houston Darwin for Help
The pep squad thanks Mrs Houston Darwin for assisting with new drum bugle and bell lyra routines. They performed one of the new drum and bugle routines Friday night at a half time show in Farmersville.
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Houston Darwin
Farmersville
P. S
Tiger gridiron star Cat Hyepock shines for speed
This week's Tiger features Jack Hyepock, a 5'10" blond haired, green eyed football standout. Weighing 155 pounds with jersey number 40, he is a top scorer in the district and known among friends as Cat for his friendly smile.
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Tiger
Cat
Jack Hyepock
J. N
Junior boys perform halftime show at Bryant Field drill
The junior boys presented a splendid halftime performance Tuesday night during the football game at Bryant Field. Under the direction of drum majorette Jimmy Bassett, the drill team entered from the south goal and wowed with twirling high stepping and intricate maneuvers. Participating bays included drum majorette Jimmy Bassett and cheer leaders Darrell Warrington and Narvin.
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Bryant Field
Jimmy Bassett
Darrell Warrington
Narvin
WHS Hall Duty Starts Clean Sweep Initiative
Alexander and McDowell lead majorettes with James Norvell William Cox and Jack Hyecock joining Benny Simpson in a positive performance. The term begins with a clean sweep as faculty assign hall duty to classes to pick up waste paper and keep the campus tidy. Each class carries a weekly roster and may extend duty if standards slip.
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Chester
Betty Shelly
James Norvell
Betty
D. D. Shelly
Randolph
James
Jimmy Anderson
Dean Coble
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Feed
Pascal Farley
FFA
Chevrolet
Via
First National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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