W H S Reflector Staff Reports Team Preparations
The W H S Reflector staff lists editors and reporters and notes staff experience. A sponsor and coach plan improvements after calling out mistakes. Players traveled to sing in the Hall of State with Miss Proctor and Mr Butler. A game at Rockwall replaces Whitewright for contractual reasons. The Tigers seek revenge after a close loss and urge a large crowd.
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Hall of State
Miss Proctor
Mr. Butler
Whitewright
Rockwall
Tigers
New Bus Drivers Take Over Orangeville and Kentuckytown Routes
Mr Payne and Mr Sears become the new bus drivers for the Orangeville and Kentuckytown routes. Payne runs the morning route and Sears the afternoon route as they adapt to muddy roads and pupil addresses. The old yellow Ford retires and a yellow International assumes duties, with hope to improve mud travel.
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Orangeville
Kentuckytown
Payne
Sears
Yellow International
R. M
Butler Helps Push Bus On Rainy Day Visit
Last Wednesday Ely bus students hosted Mr. Butler who proved a real sport by helping push the bus when it stuck in mud three times. Each time he exited to push his shoes nearly came off his feet.
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Ely
Butler
Program Highlights From Tuesday School Assembly
Under Mrs. Roddy the speech class presented a program in assembly with Lucille Starr directing and Grace Harris summarizing the classwork. Performances included Jimmie Golden’s fairy story Enough Blue to Make a Pair of Cats Pants and Virginia Hill’s A fable The Three Bears with Patty Everheart telling Echo.
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Cowboy Jack
LeRoy Martin
Billie Burke Vineyard
Azilee Smith
Mary Frances Clabhorn
Charles Skaggs
New Gold Chevrolet School Bus For Ely Route
Mr Stubblefield drove into White Wright Thursday with a new gold Chevrolet bus for W H S. Students cheered as the Ely route gains the bus and front facing seats with a center aisle. Mr Butler announced the addition at the campus.
Fourth period class learns news after six weeks test
Fourth period English one class received sad news last week as every student passed the six weeks test. Edith Bigger staff achieved the high score of 98. The class has begun a unit on letter writing and will finish next week writing all types of letters to soldiers and Chinese children.
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Edith Biggerstaff
Custodian Mr Ford praised for boiler work
The student body thanks custodian Mr Ford after three weeks of boiler repairs. He asked for no press but the clean and dust free building reflects his effort. The Student Council plans a campus cleanup campaign in support of his good work.
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Ford
Local residents seen at state fair and area towns
Fred Cook LeRoy Martin Doyce Worsham and Troy Owens attended the Texas State Fair Friday. Lorene and Oleta Worsham were seen in Leonard and Greenville Saturday night. Haleen Benson Virginia Hill Betty Tomlinson Billy Rhom Pennington Lucille Starr Mary Ellen Brown J D Hughes Ben Robert Jones Helen Maddux and Ann LaRoe were in Sherman Saturday. Carol Ray Ireland was seen in Greenville Saturday. Patty Everheart was in Sherman Sunday afternoon Bertha Burchfield was in Van Alstyne Sunday.
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Fred Cook
LeRoy Martin
Doyce Worsham
Troy Owens
Lorene
Oleta Worsham
Leonard
Greenville
Haleen Benson
Virginia Hill
Betty Tomlinson
Billy Rhom Pennington
Lucille Starr
Mary Ellen Brown
J. D. Hughes
Ben Robert Jones
Helen Maddux
Ann LaRoe
Sherman
Carol Ray Ireland
Patty Everheart
Bertha Burchfield
van Alstyne
H. B
Tigers to Meet Yellow Jackets on Road Basis
The Whitewright Tigers travel Friday to face Rockwall Yellow Jackets who lead the district and share the conference lead with Rouse City. Rockwall touts a strong offense while Whitewright boosts a improving defense under Coach Payne and Coach Sears.
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Whitewright Tigers
Rockwall Yellow Jackets
Yellow Jackets
Rouse City
Rockwall
Whitewright Tigers Fall to Royse City in Low-Scoring Duel
Whitewright loses 13 to 6 at Royse City in a hard fought game. Whitewright outgained Royse City in first downs and rushing but penalties and injuries hampered both sides. Royse City capitalized on a key lateral and a late drive to clinch the win as Whitewright battled to the end.
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Whitewright Tigers
Royse City
Tigers
Tiger
Bulldogs
Whitewright
Parks
Summers
Wilson
Blakeway
Burchfield
Thornton
Kent
Parrish
Vestal
Smith
Sears
Cato
Reeves
Bryant
Kincaid
Montgomery
Alexander
Earnheart
Lester Simpson
Billy Conner
Pep Squad Rally Drives Whitewright Fans to Royse City
The Whitewright Pep Squad left at 5:30 PM in a new bus driven by Mr. Butler for Royse City. They arrived around 8:00 PM, sang the high school song in each town, and performed on the field with Miss Proctor leading. Leaders followed by Helen Maddux on bass, Gladys Reeves on cymbals, and Grace Harris on snare.
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Royse City
Butler
Whitewright
Miss Proctor
Helen Maddux
Gladys Reeves
Grace Harris
G. H
Kilgroe Heads Both Libraries At Local Schools
Mrs. Sarah Kilgroe will oversee the High School library on Monday Wednesday and Friday and work at the Grammar School on Tuesday and Thursday. In charge at the High School she will also teach student librarians book mending while noting the library’s good condition after a four month vacancy.
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Sarah Kilgroe
Grammar School
Boys Learn Beef Cattle Rearing in Vocational Course
In course work the students study top beef breeds and proper balanced rations. They identify where cattle gain fastest and cheapest, applying the methods at home on the farm to fulfill vocational agriculture aims. F. W.
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V. A.ii
F. W
Senior Cecil Owens Returns After Being Lost
The note describes Cecil Owens at W H S as a student who was lost in the rush but has now enrolled as a senior. It recounts seniors preparing Reflector notebooks with paste and paper, and mentions Mr Mc Kinney and a biology experiment in the chemistry lab as a bus arrives. It notes drivers Mr Sears and Mr Payne and Prudence Vain Bird’s comment on early wake times.
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Susie Q
Cecil Owens
McKinney
Mr. Sears
Mr. Payne
Prudence Vain- Bird
Choral Club Prepares Vestments for Members
Mothers of all girls in the choral club meet in the homemaking laboratory next Tuesday to sew vestments for their daughters. Miss Williams supervises as robes are cut and the pattern completed. The bleached muslin surplices will be worn with black skirts.
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Miss Williams
Boys in the V A I class learn to become Greenhands
In the V A I class boys study essential knowledge and skills to qualify as Greenhands, preparing for future agricultural leadership.
Future Farmers of America creed and emblem colors noted
The article lists the Future Farmers of America creed five emblem symbols and the official colors gold and national blue. It mentions study of Soil Erosion and Its Control focusing on terraces and soil conservation to improve community farms.
Future Farmers Hold First Night Meeting at Whitewright
The Whitewright Future Farmers chapter held its first night meeting on Tuesday October 14 with eighteen members present. Officers elected included Davis Parrish president Philip Earnheart vice president Robert Sears secretary treasurer and J Frank Wilson watchdog. initiation of Greenhands was postponed to October 28.
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Whitewright
Future Farmers
Charles Skaggs
Ed Kent
J. Frank Wilson
Billy Grammer
Lester Simpson
Billy Kincaid
Lone Star
C. B. Burchfield
Davis Parrish
Philip Earnheart
Robert Sears
Dick Thornton
HI Y Club Opens First Meeting Of The Year
Last Monday night the HI Y Club gathered for its initial meeting of the year. Co sponsors are Mr. McKinney and Mr. Payne with Robert Sears noted among attendees.
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Mr. McKinney
Mr. Payne
Robert Sears
History Students Draw Maps of Early Trade Firms
Last week the American history class drew maps of the United States and learned the location of the London Company the Massachusetts Bay Company and the Plymouth Company as part of their studies.
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United States
London Company
Massachusetts Bay Company
Plymouth Company
Rhapsodies in White Present Numbers at Assembly
Miss Proctor led The Rhapsodies in White presenting two songs "I Hear the Forest Praying" and "Smiling Through." The choir performed these pieces in a contest at the State Fair on Friday with members including Carol Ray Ireland and Grace Harris. CONTINUED ON PAGE 7
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Dallas Fair
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J. J. Sloan
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