Vestal and Ray Lead Editorial Team at Albert Lea Paper
Lula Lee Vestal and Gladys B Ray head the editorial staff with Editor in Chief and Faculty Adviser roles. Reporters include Inez Coffey Nova Bryant Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson Meda Jane Viser Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig and others.
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Lula Lee Vestal Deebileibel
Gladys B. Ray
Inez Coffey
Nova Bryant
Mary Lena Reeves Anna Joyce Benson
Meda Jane Viser
Martha Bryant Lawrence Owen Isabelle Craig Vivian Echols
Anita Vestal
Albert Lea Jackson
William Baxter
Paul Pierson
Dorothy Bennett Merle Robbins
Stay Off the Side-line at the W. H. S. Football Game
Editor urges fans to stay behind the line to avoid penalties as W. H. S. faces Tioga. With one home game left after tomorrow, the writer asks students and townsfolk to support the Tigers and watch from proper vantage points.
Basketball Team Begins Practice Under Coach Cantrell
Robert Cantrell leads the boys as basketball practice starts with ten players issued suits. The listed players include J. B. Harrison Riley Beazley Glen dal Fleming Charles Medearis Les lie Holland William H. Harrison Billy Smith William Colser Clyde Medearis and Aubrey Lane. Several football players will join after the season ends and plans indicate a strong team with contributors from last year's squad.
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Robert Cantrell
J. B. Harrison
Riley Beazley
Glendal Fleming
Charles Medearis
Leslie Holland
William H. Harrison
Billy Smith
William Colser
Clyde Medearis
Aubrey Lane
Girls Drill Boosts Tigers Pep Squad Progress
About thirty six girls gathered on the east side for drills and yells led by pep squad leader Vivian Echols with teaching from Miss Ray. They performed formations at the Sherman versus Whitewright game and plan to repeat them tomorrow.
Regular Meeting of Girls Glee Club Enjoyed By Four Dozen
The girls glee club met last Thursday afternoon with thirty four members present. Led by Miss Gladys Ray and Mrs Ken nemer they sang My Little Grass Shack Welcome Sweet Springtime Cinderella and Poor Butterfly. Class singing followed then adjourned for next Thursday at four.
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Glee Club
Gladys Ray
Vestal Home Hosts Glee Club Meeting At School Event
The high school Boys' Glee Club met Wednesday morning in the home of Hamilton Vestal with 27 members present. Mr. J. H. Burma assisted in voice classification as the group prepares to sing at the football benefit play tomorrow night.
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Hamilton Vestal
J. H. Burma
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Sound Your Horn Promises Tense Night With J B Harrison
The note promotes a Friday show titled Sound Your Horn featuring J B Harrison who is described as dignified but prone to quarrels with Merle Robbins. Leora Short is selling hot dogs and soda, inviting readers to attend and save their money.
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J. B. Harrison
Merle Robbins
Leora
Regular Masquers Club Plans Benefit Play Meeting
The Masqueraders' Club held its regular meeting Tuesday morning. Plans for the play Sound Your Horn were made for tomorrow night to benefit the football team. Ushers and door-keepers were appointed with yell leaders and team officers serving as ushers. Social committee for the Oct 3 event was appointed by President Pinky.
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Pinky
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Post Graduate on Staff of E. T. S. T. C.
Monabelle Biggerstaff, a former W. H. S. staff member, serves as a freshman columnist for the E. T. S. T. C. paper. She covers debates and ball games, though she writes little now, expected to become a great success.
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Monabelle Biggerstaff
New Magazines Arrive for Library Shelf
The library has received new magazines including Popular Mechanics October and November issues Current History The Atlantic Monthly Art The Living Age Saturday Review of Literature Oct 6 and Oct 12 Asia. Racks are not finished yet but expected soon.
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Popular Mechanics
Current History
the Atlantic Monthly
Art
the Living Age
Saturday Review of Literature
Asia
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Parley-Vous Notes on Schoolyard Gossip and Dates
A friend passes a note filled with campus gossip about dates, flirtations, and social circles at Sherman W. H. S. and nearby towns. It names many students by initials, hints at rivalries, and mentions football games, dances, and rival schools as it captures a cheeky hurly-burly of young romance.
Tigers Fall 12 0 to Collinsville in Rough Showdown
West Grayson Tigers were outclassed by Collinsville 12 0 as a sustained drive and late fumble return set the score. Mickey McCoy, J B Harrison, and Eldridge Caylor impressed on defense while passes to Harrison and Montgomery led the Tigers’ best advances.
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Tigers
Collinsville Eleven
Whitewright
West Grayson
Mickey McCoy
Collinsville
J. B. Harrison
Eldridge Caylor
Cates
Thornhill
Harrison
Montgomery
Roughnecks
Robert Cantrell
Future Farmers Visit State Fair from Dallas Trip
Members of the Future Farmers Club enjoyed a free trip to the Dallas State Fair on Saturday. They rode two school buses escorted by W. S. Cunningham Burma S. T. Montgomery and Mesdames Jenkins and Watson. The group entered the fair free and received special rates for horse races and football games, returning home about 8:30 tired but happy.
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Future Farmers” Club
Dallas
W. S. Cunningham
Burma
S. T. Montgomery
Mesdames Jenkins
S. Watson
Fair Grounds
Future Farmers
L. H
Potato vs Pin Debate Draws Chapel Crowd
A Friday morning chapel debate sponsored by Miss Margaret Boone pitted J Y Russell and Frank Hollingsworth for the affirmative against Nora Bryant and Isabelle Craig for the negative. No decision was recorded, but the event was enjoyed by all.
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Chapel
Margaret Boone
J. Y. Russell
Frank Hollingsworth
Nora Bryant
Isabelle Craig
Spooky Halloween Party for W. H. S. Youths
The Methodist young people of W. H. S. held a spooky Halloween party on October 16 at sponsor Miss Frances Bryant's home. Twenty six guests attended as a ghost told a tale of murdered men in the basement and fortunes were told in the attic. stick candy and apples were served.
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Methodist
Frances Bryant
N. B
W H S Reflector News Roundup and School Notes
Norma Frances Donigan clashes with football boys in gym tales and a swollen eye raises questions about practice. A sophomore tumbles Thursday night and limps next day. Glee club rehearses for Friday’s football play. Woodrow Belew returns from business college. Billie Earle Montgomery stays at school. Funeral of J F Blackerby touches Ely community. Pauline Blackerby, junior, features in notes.
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Norma Frances Donigan
Mr. Bryant
Lula Lee
Amateene Rector
Woodrow Belew
Billie Earle Montgomery
W. H
Woodie
Business College
Billie Earle
Mae West
Farmersville
Moran
Mount Vernor
Ely
J. F. Blackerby
Marvin Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pauline Blackerby
Foot-Balher White Feather Shown By Tigers
Five members of the Tigers basketball squad showed defiance last Friday in a bold display echoing Greta Garbo. They left the team swearing they were through, then sought reinstatement after the failed experiment.
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Greta Garbo
Tigers
Garbo
Robert Cantrell
New School Clubs Organize For Year At WHS
Five new clubs organize at WHS with directors and regular meetings. Reflector Staff meets Mondays and publishes weekly. Masqueraders discuss issues Tuesdays. Boys and Girls Glee Clubs practice midweek. Future Farmers Club meets monthly on fourth Friday in the auditorium.
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Reflector
Future Farmers Club
Anecdotes From Classes and Games at Local School
Teachers quiz students on Shakespeare dates and theater terms while juniors misdate The Tempest. A student mistakes S R O as sold right out. Seniors and pep squads are described with playful school gossip and misstatements amid a light, informal schoolpage tone.
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