Reflector staff page from Whitewright WHS junior class
The WHS Reflector lists staff roles for Whitewright High School junior class publication. Editors Teddy Blak erby and Lin da Kent coordinate features Dorothy Shepherd Society Margie Murphy sports Marshall Miller and a team of reporters.
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Whitewright High School
Reflector
Teddy Blackerby
Linda Kent
Dorothy Shepherd Society
Margie Murphy
Marshall Miller Reporters
E.R.C.A. Experimental Program Begun at Whitewright High
Whitewright High launches an experimental section in Rel ated Math with two classes. One uses traditional methods and the standard curriculum while the second uses programmed instruction taught by Mr. Jim Winder and staff. The program aims to compare instructional approaches.
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Whitewright High School
Jim Winder
Divorce Citation for Billie Linville in Grayson County
The State of Texas commands Billie Linville to appear and answer a petition for divorce filed by Nancy Linville in Grayson County District Court. The citation sets a 10:00 AM deadline on October 24 1966 and notes publication dates in The Whitewright Sun.
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State OF Texas
Billie Linville
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Nancy Linville
A. D
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Rennie Little Johnston
Floyd Ferguson
Virgie Johnston
Gladys Wolfenbarger
Tony Johnston
Tillman Johnston
William Johnston
Barrett Littl
Myrtle Furr McDonald
Omie Furr McDonald
Cleve
Cleave) Little
Drusilla Tallon
McClelland
Fifty-ninth District Court
Franklin
Frank) Garrison
Oscar Garrison
C. B. Garrison
Lloyd Garrison
Garland Garrison
W. K. Garrison
E. J
Garrett R. Foust
William H. Foust
Mary Little Farr
Liberal
Kansas
Briar Creek
T. A. Davis
T. A. Davis Et al
H. Richardson
Samuel Stewart
J. Jack Eubanks
NEC
NWC
T. A, Davis Et al
Fucas
Experimental teaching machines loaned to schools
The Educational Resources Cooperative Association at Austin College Sherman funds an experimental program to test student progress when learners move at their own pace. It bought 20 Min/Max Teaching Machines at 25 dollars each and 10 programmed material sets at 15 dollars each to loan for the year. Whitewright Public Schools also purchased ten sets of programmed material and all California Algebra Aptitude Tests.
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Cational Resources Cooperative Association
Austin College
Sherman
E.R.C.A
Whitewright Public Schools
L. K
Beta Club Elects Officers and Invites New Members
The Beta Club's first meeting on Oct. 6 elected Becky Blanton president Teddy Blackerby vice president Cynthia Marlow secretary Linda Kent treasurer and Chuckie Watkins parliamentarian. It invited David Woodson Pam Fagan Dorothy Shepherd Margie Murphy Rodney Nicely and John Farley to join for scholastic achievement. The club plans monthly meetings and freshmen may join after semester’s end with Jack Frisby assigned to a role.
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Becky Blanton
Teddy Blackerby
Cynthia Marlow
Linda Kent
Chuckie Watkins
David Woodson
Pam Fagan
Dorothy Shepherd
Margie Murphy
Rodney Nicely
John Farley
Jack Frisby
Bet a Junior High Basketball Tournament Team Setup
Mr. Hodge coordinates with C. M. to arrange team assignments for the Beta Club Junior High Basketball Tournament, outlining who plays whom and when the games will take place.
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Mr. Hodge
C. M
Seniors Elect Class Favorites
At a senior class meeting last week, class favorites were elected. Margaret Wright was named most popular girl and Charles Williams most popular boy. David Woodson was chosen both most dependable boy and most athletic boy. Becky Blanton was most dependable girl and Brenda Barker most attractive girl.
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Margaret Wright
Charles Williams
David Woodson
Becky Blanton
Brenda Barker
D.E.W
Jan Buchanan and Margaret Wright named Mr and Miss W HS
The entire High School student body selected Jan Buchanan as Mr W H S and Margaret Wright as Miss W H S last week Seniors were the eligible voters for this honor.
Favorites Elected for Junior Sophomore and Freshman Classes
The junior class chose Dorothy Shepherd and Chuck Watkins as favorites. Sophomores named Kay Badgett and Edwin Caraway. Freshmen selected Nancy Williams and Randy Newman.
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Dorothy Shepherd
Chuck Watkins
Kay Badgett
Edwin Caraway
Nancy Williams
Randy Newman
M.M
New Junior Students Introduce Dotty Brower and Gloria Claborn
Dotty Brower joins the junior class living with Mr and Mrs C L Combs from Clarksdale Mississippi where she attended Clarksdale High School and favors typing and water skiing Gloria Claborn, from Trenton Schools the last five years, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Claborn with English as her favorite subject and water skiing as her favorite sport
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Dotty Brower
Gloria Claborn
Dotty
C. L. Combs
Clarksdale
Miss
Clarksdale High School
Gloria
Trenton
J. P. Clabhorn
Whitewright Tigers blank Collinsville Pirates 45 0 in district win
Whitewright dominated Collinsville 45 0 as Marvin Brown rushed 153 yards on five carries including an 11 yard score. Chuck Watkins added two touchdowns and a 27 yard field goal with Charles Williams kicking extra points. Will Cureton connected on a 40 yard TD to Jan Buchanan as the Tigers improved to 1 0 in district play and prepared to meet unbeaten by Honey Grove.
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Whitewright Tigers
Collinsville
Pirates
Tigers
Fleet Tiger
Marvin Brown
Brown
Charles Williams
Chuck Watkins
Pirate
Watkins
Donald Williams
Whitewright
Black and Gold
Jan Buchanan
Don Williams
Larry Deeds
Marshall Miller
Deeds
Blocker
Miler
Richard Hicks
Will Cureton
Buchanan
Bill Montgomery
Law recap of Federal Tort Claims Act and government liability
A public service feature explains how the Federal Tort Claims Act opened government entities to negligence lawsuits. It notes limits on claims for intentional acts or high level decisions, and gives examples of successful government damages for negligence such as a car crash with an FBI agent and injuries at a Veterans' Hospital. Written by Will Bernard.
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Yellowstone National Park
Congress
Nevada
Capitol
Uncle Sam
FBI
Veterans’ Hospital
The
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Texas legal notice seeks partition of Grayson County land
The State of Texas issues a legal notice numbered 71486 directing 27 named heirs and defendants in a land partition suit in Grayson County. The action prays for fee simple title to be partitioned among joint owners of two tracts, A and B, described by U.S. government surveys and private parcels, with mineral rights and ingress rights, before a court on November 7, 1966.
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Virgie Johnston
Gladys Wolfenbarger
Rennie Little Johnston
Tony Johnston
Tillman Johnston
William Johnston
Barrett Little
Eliza Hall Little
Henry Little
George Little
Lillie Roberson
Omie Farr McDonald
Cleve (Cleave) Little
Drusilla Tallon
Nee) McClelland
Briar Creek
Red River
H. Richardson
Samuel Stewart
Denison Dam
United District Court For
Eastern District of Texas
Sherman Division
U. S. Army Engineers
T. A. Davis, Et al
Richardson
J. B. Hall
Henry Richardson
T. A. Davis
J. B Hall
NBL
United States of America
Texas home building falls to five-year low in August
A UT Bureau of Business Research report shows residential building permits dip to the lowest level in over five years as August authorizations drop 18 million from July. Non-residential permits rise modestly due to a $4.8 million hospital project in Galveston and other large contracts.
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Austin
University of Texas Research Group
Galveston
Auditorium Coliseum
Amarillo
Pasadena
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Southwest
Texas
Ing
TV Guest Star Pay Falls Across Shows This Year
Last year top guest star payments fell from ten thousand to seven thousand five hundred. This year most programs drop to five thousand five hundred, with only Hollywood Palace Ed Sullivan and Milton Berle paying seven thousand five hundred. Batman pays three thousand five hundred and The Man from U N C L E two thousand five hundred. The drop stems from doubt that guest stars boost a show's popularity.
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Hollywood Palace
Ed Sullivan
Miko Berle
Veterans' Land Board Sealed Bid Sale Announced
The Veterans' Land Board will accept sealed bids at the General Land Office in Austin through 10 00 A M on November 15 1966 for 104 land tracts. Ninety three tracts are offered to eligible Texas Veterans in multiple counties. one tract to non veterans and eligible Texas Veterans in several counties. Tracts may be financed through the Veterans' Land Program. For information and tract listings write to the program contact.
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Veterans’ Land Board
General Land Office
Austin
Texas
Briscoe, Brown, Caldwell
Cameron
Culberson
Deaf Smith
Denton
Dimmit
Gaines
Hidalgo
Hunt
Jasper
Kimble
Lamar
Limestone
Maverick
McCulloch
Medina
Montgomery
Nacogdoches
Newton
Orange
Parker, Reeves, Runnels
Smith, Ward, Webb, Williamson
Winkler
Uvalde & Zavala
Erath
Uvalde & Zavala Counties
Veterans’ Land Program
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Beta Club
Founda
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S. H. Montgomery Agency
EL Monte
del Monte
Shurfine
S&h
Farley Gro
Mkt
WhitewrIgHt, Texas
Dawson Propane Whitewright
D. S
Honey Grove
Graysor County
H. Richardson Survey
Texoma
Texoma Savings Association of
T.V
Jerry Sadler
LON Bot Purex Bleach
Lynn
Patricia Hardcastle