Third Grade Room Shines With Projects And A Busy Calendar
The third grade showcases a calendar by Carol Rathjohn and art displays to teach letters and numbers. Student duties, a Third Grade Newspaper, safety posters, and multiple work centers keep the room active, with a record player, plants, piggy bank, and indoor games enhancing the lively atmosphere.
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Carol Rathjohn
Sallye
Jolly Hallowe'en Men
Charles Short
Barbara Young
Amy Jo Alexander
Jimmy Tipps
Charles Grant
Gary
Trixie
Jerry
Sherman trip by Miss Neathery and senior girls for ad permits
Thursday afternoon Miss Neathery and five senior girls went to Sherman to obtain permits to solicit ads for the annual. They arrived at the Municipal Building, obtained the permits, and then shopped downtown until 5 30. The group included Miss Neathery and the five students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Neathery
Sherman
M.N.S
History class studies government at WHS
American history students at WHS study the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. They learn about famous Americans who aided in creating the Federal Government and compare past government with the government during the Bill of Rights draft era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHS
United States
D. W
Third Grade Family Welcomes New Members and Activities
The third grade class begins with twenty five members with Loyce and Joyce Key leaving after a few days. Newcomers Michael Dixon Barbara Young and Georgia Fryen join from Kentucky Oklahoma and Bates Arkansas. Students adjust to a new room and books with number work and contests. A Number Center and Third Grade Newsweek invite student input each morning.
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Loyce
Joyce Key
Michael Dixon
Kentuckytown
Barbara Young
Oklahoma
Georgia Fryen
Bates
Arkansas
Guy Ely
Joe Kaiser
Gary Morris
Johnny Murphy
Patsy Mitchell
Elizabeth Stephens
Amy Jo Alexander
Jimmy Tipps
Charles Gideon
Charles Short
Jerry Jones
Albert Burrow
Selena Jo Key
Mary Ann Spencer
Linda Harris
Carol Hansard
Opal Page
Carol Rathjohn
David Carpenter
Charles Grant
Newsweek
Spelling and Fire Prevention Lessons Highlighted
The notes describe chart reading as the most interesting part of lessons and improvements in spelling records. In the first week one student achieved a perfect score, rising to nine by Thursday of week three. The reward is a free period instead of Friday spelling. Last week focused on Fire Prevention with songs and rhymes and discussions on prevention.
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Amy Jo Alexander
Joe Kaiser
Third Year Agriculture Students Learn Farm Management
Third year agriculture students study farm management this six weeks. They combine soil conservation and two years of prior work into one general course to guide future farming. The aim is to save soil and improve home life on the farm as erosion threatens local land.
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K. H
F F A Elects Officers At Whitewright Meeting
Whitewright FFA held an October 10 meeting to elect officers. Installed were Kenneth Hoyepock president, Bobby Clark vice president, John Stephens second vice president, Jackie Pannell third vice president, Jerry Ray Brown secretary, Larry Cooper treasurer, William Russell reporter, Dale Taylor historian, John Brown parliamentarian, Ralph Hughes sentinel, Jack Ayres song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright F. F. A
Kenneth Hoyepock
Bobby Clark
John Stephens
Jackie Pannell
Jerry Ray Brown
Larry Cooper
William Russell
Dale Taylor
John Brown
Ralph Hughes
Jack Ayres
Date Etiquette Lessons From Homemaking Class
The third year homemaking girls under Mrs. Blanton studied date etiquette. They learned eating in public settings and how to order from a menu. They also discussed appropriate clothing for such occasions.
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Blanton
Juniors Plan 1953 Whitewright Banquet for Seniors
The junior class announces plans for a junior senior banquet to be held in Whitewright on April 3 1953 for the seniors of 53. The date arose from a recent junior class meeting and may shift to late April or late March if needed. Theme time and exact venue are not yet set.
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Whitewright
Juniors Plan Banquet Venues For Senior Event
Suggestions range from the Youth Center to the High School gym as the junior class outlines a banquet for the seniors. At the next class meeting they will continue plans, hoping to deliver a banquet long remembered despite some disappointment.
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C. S
Senior class ring sales visit set for September 1953
Juniors eagerly await H. E. Balfour and Company representative to discuss and view ring samples. The sales visit will take orders for senior class rings but delivery will occur in September 1953. Whitewright seniors have purchased rings from Balfour for about eight years.
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H. E. Balfour & Company
Whitewright
Whitewright F F A Subscription Drive Plans Prize System
The Whitewright Chapter of F F A sells magazine subscriptions for Farm and Ranch Publishing Company. Two week campaign offers points: Farm and Ranch one dollar equals one point, Parents and Outdoor Sportsman one dollar equals one point, Life and Time one dollar equals one and a half points. Prizes awarded by total points. goal to match last year’s nearly $180 in subscriptions.
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Whitewright
Farm and Ranch Publishing Company
Life
Time
Wedding Bells Warned Against Start of Union
A poem fragment notes warnings exchanged between a man and a woman about marriage. The couple faces caution before proceeding, with the couple’s defiant stance implied in a rustic wedding-themed verse.
Notice To Creditors of Minnie M. Pack Estate
Original letters of administration for Minnie M. Pack, deceased, were granted Aug 5 1952 by Grayson County Court Texas to A H Pack of 508 South Montgomery Sherman. Creditors must present claims within the legally prescribed period. Published in The Whitewright Sun Sept 25 Oct 2 9 16 1952.
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Minnie M. Pack
Grayson County
Texas
A. H. Pack
Montgomery Street
Sherman
Whitewright
Empties in Trash Embarrass Pastor Cox
In Lakeland Florida Rev. Herman D. Cox a Baptist minister asked the city council to tell garbage collectors that beer cans and whisky bottles found on church property come from visitors who disrespect the church. The council promised to explain the situation to the workers.
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Lakeland
Fla
Herman D. Cox
Aggie Smith cited in Grayson County land dispute case
Citation No 59937 summons Aggie Smith and unknown heirs in a suit filed by Horace C. Stone and Zeffie Potts Stone seeking title and possession of Lot 10 in Block 50 Southside Addition Sherman Grayson County Texas. Judgment requires written answer by Nov 3 1952 before Judge in 15th District Court Sherman Texas.
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State of
Texas
Aggie Smith
Henry Smith
Lula Burns
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Horace C. Stone
Zeffie Potts Stone
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Sherman ISD condemns land for senior high school at Sherman
Special commissioners issue notice of hearing date November 17 1952 at 10:00 am in Grayson County Courthouse to assess damages in the condemnation case Sherman Independent School District vs Agnes Sillman et al. The described property lies in Grayson County Texas and includes 50 by 150 feet at North Rusk Street near the Sherman city limits.
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Sherman Independent School District
Agnes Sillman
Condemnation
Grayson County
Texas
Agnes Silliman
Dudley Williams
Dudly Williams
Empston Jones
Leonard Jones
Virdie May Meadows
Carrie Williams
R. C. Vaughan
Arthur Grimes
Joe Nathan Williams
Commissioners’ Court
Sherman
J. B. McAnair
Towit
J. D. Woods
W. W. Wilkins
Taylor Chiles
North Rusk Street
Hugh Belden
B. N. Barton
Roy E. Hughes
Whitewright
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Dtate Fair of
Martin & Lewis
Cers
Dallas
Presidential Life Insurance Co
OLD Line Legal Reserve
Ainounces
Presidential Life Insurance Company
Mercantile Securities Bldg
O'Malley
O’malley
Mr. Hunter
Community Public Service Company
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