High School Reflector Annual Staff and War-Time Plea
The High School Reflector lists editors and staff including Betty Jones and Bobby Witt as co editors with Maurice Neathery and Fred Murphy as sports editors. The piece urges community support for a youth center and mentions lunch programs in other towns, wartime returnees, and a call for business and parent backing, ending with a note on the annual staff election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reflector
Betty Jones
Bobby Witt
Maurice Neathery
Fred Murphy
Norma Smith
Lillian Neathery
Jack Moss
Willanell Badgett
Roby Wilson
Dan Kent
David Johnson
Joe Vestal
Glendon Magers
James Reeves
Jimmie Burks
Edith Neal
Marjorie Young
Thelma Monk
Mary Judd
Marcia Blanks
Arvil Howell
Claude Reeves
Wandabell Sanderson
Frances Bennett
Betty Brice
Tom Bean
Savoy
Bells
Dell Sanderson
Sue Garner
Billy Ward Evans
School Staff Appointments and Pep Squad Plans
The class elected and appointed staff positions including Editor Norma Smith and assistant editor Jimmie Burks. Pep Squad practices run 8:30 to 9 daily with uniforms expected Thursday before conference games. Funds from recent games bought a drum and a school flag. Spanish II class notes progress with sounds and translations under Mrs Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J
Chemistry class expands and adjusts schedule
A note reports the chemistry class grew by three pupils after a schedule change. Classes now meet every other day at 8 30 for labs and 9 00 on the alternate days. New books arrive, replacing older college level texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B
Secretarial Training Class Progress Reports Sound Spelling
The class advances in phonetic learning as students study letter sound combos. Under Mr Gregg guidance they now spell by sound and vocalize their words with less surprise. Some students resist concentrating on any one method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
Popular Students Norma Smith and Joe Vestal Highlight Campus Life
Nor ma Smith, popular with students and faculty, is five feet five inches with black hair and blue eyes. She drives a black Chevrolet and follows theatre with Van Johnson or Turhan Bey. Joe Vestal, five eleven, with black hair and brown eyes, loves football and aims for Bells. He drives a blue Ford and is active in campus events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Johnson
Turhan Bey
Bells
Norma Smith
Betty Grable
Lana Turner
Joe Vestal
Biology students study plants birds and insects this year
The class builds foundation by naming fifteen wayside plants ten native birds and mounting fifteen insects or leaves. Emphasis on plant animal interrelation aims for a life of understanding nature. One field trip yielded interesting insect discoveries and lab work includes tests made for.
Biology basics and sugar testing explained
The text explains biology as the science of life and living matter. It mentions testing honey and candy for sugar content and asks why we study biology, from origin and growth to reproduction and structure.
Nature Works In Mysterious Ways Says the Author
The piece extols nature's mixed benefits from fleas reminding dogs of their role to horse flies prompting tail movement to stay active. It argues bumblebees boost confidence in bulls and gnats provoke appreciation for cold weather, concluding with praise for nature and a playful image of a black cow yielding white milk and yellow butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bull
Typing Classes Take Keyboard Test In School
Students in typing class recently completed a keyboard test, showing progress in touch typing speed and accuracy. Instructors note steady improvement across grades and plan a follow up drill next week.
Rhythm Drills Build Typing Habit in Students
The passage notes that students use rhythm drills to keep eyes on the book while typing. Each student files daily work in a folder and learns typing is essential as most office tasks require it.
Civics Class Studies the Constitution Under Mrs Beazley
The civics class directed by Mrs Beazley continues its study of the United States Constitution with progress noted. The article indicates a continuation on page 7.
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Editorial
Whitewright
Jerry Boren Studio
West Lamar
Sherman
Stephens & Bryant
DR. Salsbury
Ommunist Mestad the Nation-Wide Poultry Service
Kingston Drug Store
Denison
Rexall
Texas
L. Mc
J. V
Mobilgas
Mobileil
C. Stateville
Biology
Tuck Music Co
S. Travis
Sherman, Texas
Palace Theatre
Tal Ce Ie
Ken Curtis
Cheryl Walker
Hoosier Hotshots
Guinn
Big Boy) Williams
Raymond Hatton
Victor Potel
the Pied Pipers
Bob Wills
Columbia
Dhaehy Rai
Carey Kelly
Ghinas
Little Evils
Ducky
Louie Hayward
Soo Hoo
Ralph Lewis
Jimmy Dodd
Abbott
Costeld
Ow Alan Curtis
Rita Johnson
Henry Travers
Lois Collier
Joe Sawyer
Woody the Woodpecker
SPORT
Nova Scotia
G. I. Joe
Call of the Wild
Bataan
Valley of Decision
Warners’ Wa Lupino
Svorfygreenstref
Willamm Rinmce
Stuart Erwin
Rea Mitchell
Ruth Donnelly
Louis Armstrong
Vin Sherman
Vy Chailes Idsnoro
Rose Simon Kahn
Pathe News
Nagasaki
Tojo
Nanking
Singapore
Donald Duck
Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Chicago “Bears
Srriung
Oscar Wilde
AY M-Gom
Arry
George Sanders
Hurd Hatfield
Donna Reed
Angela Lansbury
Peter Lawford
Lowell Gilmore
Richard Fraser
Navy Yard
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