Reflector Freshmen stage play and club report
The Reflector notes the freshmen play Dr. Know All performed Friday with Jimmy Hoover as announcer. It lists cast, songs, and a pep rally. The issue updates enrollment shifts, new members, temporary annex room conditions, teachers, Columbus Day poems, science work, safety rules, and 4-H club plans.
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Know All
Jimmy Hoover
Dr. Killpain
Jackie Pannell
Akingback
Johnnie Harper
Mr. Brokenlimb
Connie Andrews
Feelingood
Margaret Williams
William Russell
Miss Wortyniz
Glenda Robarts
Crabb
the Farmer
Johnny Brown
Mr. Gotrocks
Jack Ayres
Craft
From where I sit My Joe Marsh My wife and I went to Central City Saturday for the football game
The writer recalls a Saturday trip to Central City for a football game that was top notch but caused a frustrating traffic jam on the return. He advocates making independent choices rather than simply following others, noting a personal preference for beer with dinner and the value of personal decision making.
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Central City
Color parade design and exam prep note from L Cc
The writer describes recent art work focusing on maps and a color parade design done last week. They mention saving time for exams their teacher is creating and express openness to further communication.
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L. Cc
Beautiful Skin and Hearts in Romantic Snippets
A collection of short romance lines pairs everyday names with affectionate phrases and titles. The items feature women and men from various names such as Carol Ryan Dixie Watkins Mozelle Harvey and Jack Smith with themes of love, charm, home life, and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ryan
Dixie Watkins
Mozelle Harvey
John Dale Reeves
Mary Lou Brown
Beverly Bassett
Jack Smith
John Charles Chesser
Jimmy Christian
Ruth Ann Cummings
Cleve Anderson
Mary Pennell
Sue Wilson
Mary Lou
Melba Alexander
Larry Cooper
Dorotha Magers
Florena Williams
Bobby Robarts
Peggy Parnell
Bobby Clark
Myra and
Dearie
Pat Russell
Betty Short
James Wortham
Glenda Robarts
Lillie
Juanita
Betty
Sue
M. H
Considerate conduct and human nature in school life
The piece reflects on consideration as respect for others and explains how polite behavior helps friendships. It then observes WHS student life with questions about class dynamics, mood effects, excuses, and why students rebel against or support ideas, concluding it is just human nature.
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WHS
Sportsmanship in Athletics Two Kinds to Consider
The piece contrasts two kinds of sportsmanship on the football field basketball court and track meet. It reflects on how Mr Webster defines sportsmanship as either good or bad and invites reflection on ethical conduct in sports.
Be a Better Sport In All Games
A call to sportsmanship asks if players can win honestly and stay friendly. It urges boys and girls to strive to win while keeping fair play, courteous relations, and graceful acceptance of results, regardless of the game or conditions.
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C. J
Formula for Youth: Celebrate not by age but by body and mind
A short, exhortatory piece argues birthdays mark time and aging minds, urging youthfulness as a state of mental and emotional alertness. It dismisses age by years, urging to forget birthdays, keep enthusiasm, and pursue activity despite time.
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J.N
The Qualities Of A Good Teacher
Walter L. Stone outlines key traits for effective teaching. He stresses genuine fondness for youth, respect for students, and avoidance of egotism or favoritism. He warns against talking down to pupils and calls for teachers to foster mutual understanding and growth.
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Walter L. Stone
Christ
J. N
Qualities of an Open Minded Teacher
A reflective inquiry asks if teachers treat students fairly, avoid prejudice, and foster independent thinking. It probes tolerance for relationships, discipline without rage, broad interests, and the courage to discuss politics, economics, and social issues while modeling Christlike integrity.
The Stranger in the Collection Box
A preacher recalls a quiet Sunday with good church attendance. He notes a stranger was present, but only discovers him later when a single dollar is found in the collection box.
Furniture suites offered at Lem Tittsworth's Bonham
Several two piece living room and four piece bedroom suites on sale at Lem Tittsworth's Bonham. Prices range from 29.50 to 89.50. Some sets described as almost new.
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Lem Tittsworth’s
Bonham
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Reflector
Nancy Holland
Billy Denton
Dallas
Wanda Huber
Sherman
James Norvell
McKinney
Dirk Jameson
San Antonio
Jack Hyecock
Darrell Warrington
Pilot Grove
Jessie Gray
Telephone
Glenn Melton
Methodist Church
Annex
Mr. Benson
Mr. Bedford
Columbus
Blue Sea
Italy
Peggy Hansard
Billy McDowell
Billy
Gayla
American Legion
Benson
Thornhill
Ade
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
McCormick- Deering
McCormick-Deering
C.J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co
S. H. Montgomery Agency
W. E. LaRoe
Gomer May
Lutte
Community Public Service Company
Your Friendly Electric Company
Wnches
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