Reflector Staff Page for Whitewright High School Junior Class
The WHS Reflector lists staff roles for the Whitewright High School junior class publication. Editor in chief Teddy Blackerby and co editor Linda Kent lead features Dorothy Shepherd and society Margie Murphy cover sports Marshall Miller and reporters the junior class.
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Reflector
Teddy Blackerby
Linda Kent Features
Dorothy Shepherd Society
Margie Murphy Sports
Marshall Miller Reporters
Spotlight Profiles Jan Buchanan and Brenda Barker
Out spotlight this week features Jan Buchanan son of Mr and Mrs D L Buchanan. He and his family include two sisters Kay Verna and brother Kinney. Jan is Mr W H S and senior class vice president this year. Brenda Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs O V Barker has one sister Bevin. She was chosen most beautiful girl by the senior class and plans to attend Grayson County College.
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Jan Buchanan
D. L. Buchanan
Jan
Kay
Verna
Kinney
W.H.S
The
Reflector
Brenda Barker
O. V. Barker
Bevin
Brenda
Grayson County College
Brenda Embraces Drag Racing and Stuffed Animals
M. M. notes Brenda enjoys drag racing and collecting stuffed animals while disliking dust and complaints from others.
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Brenda
M. M
Freshmen Girls Initiated into F H A Pledge Parade
Last week, freshmen girls were initiated into F H A with a hectic day of creed memorization and signs reading I'm a Lowly F H A Pledge. They remained at school from 8:00 until dismissal while peers watched for imaginary air raids, with varied costume descriptions for each participant.
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F.H.A
Dorothy Ballard
Vicki Burleson
Laura Day
Mary Lynn England
Sharon Hastings
Costume Parade Gone Wild Names Dressed As Pop Culture Figures
A regional pageant featured Linda Melton in farmer attire with a hoe and sack, Joanna Robinson in baggy pants and leotards, Sandra Shepherd blending boy and girl looks with mismatched footwear, and other participants emulating icons from Granny Clampett to Phyllis Diller amid a carnival atmosphere.
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Cleopatra
Linda Melton
Joanna Robinson
Sandra Shepherd
Shirley Smith
Granny Clampett
Eva Tate
Jethro
Mary Beth Walker
Santa Claus
Nancy Williams
Jana Williams
Phyllis Diller
L. K
Welcome freshmen at WHS as doors open
As WHS starts a new school year, 34 freshmen arrive to begin. Upperclassmen extend wishes for joy and happiness at the school.
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WHS
D. S
Freshmen Take S R A Achievement Test
On October 17 and 18 freshmen sat the S R A Achievement Test to gauge mastery of prior learning. The exam covered arithmetic reasoning concepts computation language arts spelling capitalization punctuation reading science and social studies.
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D. S
Army eyes 40 mph two man flying machine in 1907
U S Army Signal Corps in 1907 offered to buy a flying machine capable of 40 miles per hour with two men aboard. The article also notes a method to prevent fabric tearing by tracing pattern pieces with a wax crayon before cutting along the drawn line.
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
Poison May Offer Vital Food Source
Durham report to the National Academy of Sciences cites hydrogen cyanide as possibly key to life’s origin and as a future food source. Dr Clifford N Matthews of Monsanto describes experiments underpinning a new theory of life’s origin and synthetic food material methods. The note mentions over 50 tons of a tranquilizer pill produced monthly in the United States.
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Durham, N. C
Earth
National Academy of Sciences
Clifford N. Matthews
Monsanto Co
Cards Can Test Water
A credit card sized chemical laboratory tests water on site. Peel back the cover and immerse the card to detect contaminants by color change. Arsenic and cyanide can now be identified at safe-consumption levels, with tests for other pollutants in development.
Legal Notice of Partition Suit in Grayson County
Public notice in Grayson County Texas of a partition suit filed by multiple plaintiffs seeking fee simple title and joint ownership partition of Tracts A and B described on Briar Creek land in Sherman. Defendants listed include Rennie Little Johnston deceased and heirs, Floyd Ferguson, Virgie Johnston, Gladys Wolfenbarger, Tony Johnston, Tillman Johnston, William Johnston, Barrett Little, Henry Little, George Little, Lillie Roberson, Myrtle Furr McDonald, Omie Furr McDonald, Cleve Little, Drusilla Tallon, and others. Citations require appearance by 10:00 A.M. on Monday after 42 days from issuance, in Fifty-ninth District Court, Grayson County. Case No. T1486. Publication dates October 6, 13, 20, 27, 1966.
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Rennie Little Johnston
Floyd Ferguson
Virgie Johnston
Gladys Wolfenbarger
Tony Johnston
Tillman Johnston
William Johnston
Willam Johnston
Barrett Little
Henry Little
George Little
Lillie Roberson
Myrtle Furr McDonald
Fifty-ninth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Pranklin
Frank) Garrison
Oscar Garrison
C. B. Garrison
Lloyd Garrison
Garland Garrison
W. K. Garrison
J. E. J. (Emmett) Hall
L. O. Hall
E. L. Hall
Martha Ann Moore
Ray Moore
Marie Foust McElreath
J. E. McElreath
Linnie Foust
James David Foust
John O. Foust
Rose M. (Foust) McKee
Edward McKee
Paul Y. F
Virgieohnston
Eliza Hall Little
Myrtle Farr McDonald
Omie Furr McDonald
Omie Farr McDonald
Cleve
Cleave) Little
Cleve (Cleave) Little
Drusilla Tallon
Nee) McClelland
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
Statement of Ownership Whitewright Sun 1966 October
Statement of ownership for the Whitewright Sun a weekly in Whitewright Texas for October 1966. Publisher editor and owner is T G Doss of Whitewright Texas with no bondholders or security holders. Average copies distributed to paid subscribers and newsstands was 1002. Certification by T G Doss publisher.
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Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
Texas
Texas Builds a Highway film available for schools and clubs
A Texas Highway Department film titled Texas Builds a Highway dramatizes progress and problems in creating an adequate highway system for Texas. The 16mm sound and color movie runs 28 minutes and is loanable from district offices or by writing the Travel and Information Division in Austin.
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Austin
Texas Highway Department
Texas
Chambers of Commerce
Highway Department
Travel and Information Division
P.O. Box
Freeze Branding Method Revealed
Washington scientists from the U S Agriculture Department describe a painless freeze branding technique using dry ice or other chilling agents. The superchilled metal mark is applied to the skin to identify livestock and has shown success across many animals including fish and birds.
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Washington
U.S. Agriculture Department
R. Keith Farrell
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Spear Points Found in Sandia Cave Near Albuquerque
Spear points of flaked stone uncovered in a Sandia Mountains cave near Albuquerque New Mexico are dated to about 25000 years ago. Local researchers say the artifacts shed light on early human activity in the region and may influence timelines for migration into the American Southwest.
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Sandia Mountains
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cancer Control Seen Possible
Oklahoma City report says a method to control cancer could emerge within 19 years through correlating existing research rather than new discoveries. Dr. Milford O. Rouse of Dallas told University of Oklahoma Medical School alumni that within 10 years cancer might be under control like polio.
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Oklahoma City
American Medical Association
Milford O. Rouse
Dallas
Rouse
University of Oklahoma Medical School
Heat rolls in pan plan yields perfect results
A simple cooker tip explains heating an electric pan to 250 degrees, placing the rolls inside, covering, and turning off the heat. After exactly 10 minutes, the rolls should be perfectly warmed.
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Whitewright High School
Janis Hennig
Christi Johnson
Sandy McKinney
Founda
Tion
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Star-Telegram
Fort Worth
Star- Telegram
Bordering States
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Wecome
Jerry Marcus
Travelers Safety Service
U.S
State OF Texas
J. B. Hall
Henry Richardson
T. A. Davis
NBL
A. Davis
United States of America
H. Richardson Survey
T. A. Davis Et al
J. Jack Eubanks
NEC
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
N. Travis
N. Highland
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Gomer and
Kirk
North Travis
MAY Pharmacy Number
Medical Arts Clinic
Grayson Oleo
Yukon
Morton
Scott Tissue
Franks
S&h
Lynn and
Patricia Hardcastle
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