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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
2
A school advice piece emphasizes daily planning with dedicated study, recreation, and social hours. It urges skimming, rereading, outlining, and reciting key facts aloud to reinforce understanding and improve grades.
Mrs. Judy Crawford joins Whitewright School as a homemaking teacher. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stone of Linden Texas born January 26 1943 in Linden. Judy attended East Texas State University earning a BS and is pursuing a master's degree while teaching at Queen.
The article recalls a November 28 1964 marriage and notes Mrs Crawford at ETSU studying Industrial Education. It describes Freshman homemaking girls on Initiation Day performing assigned tasks in a light hearted town school scene with upperclassmen enjoying the tradition.
Monday menu includes baked ham potatoes green beans sweet relish cranberry sauce rolls butter grape jelly and milk. Tuesday features meat loaf black eyed peas turnip greens corn bread butter jello with fruit and milk. Wednesday serves bologna cheese spaghetti English peas corn batter bread butter fruit cobbler and milk. Thursday offers tuna fish casserole mixed vegetables scalloped tomatoes bread butter oatmeal cake and milk. Friday presents hot dogs chili pork beans lettuce tomato salad French dressing olives and milk with ice cream sandwiches.
The Whitewright Pep Squad held a meeting on Monday October 18 and elected Peggy Clark president Cynthia Marlow vice president Cathy Hicks secretary and Geneva Layman reporter for the 1965 66 school year. The officers were chosen by unanimous vote.
A note on Jerry Marcus Drum and Bugle Chore adding Tiger Hats with colorful bugles to brighten performances. Tuesday night October 12 the Kittens traveled to Leonard, Leonard Kittens led 8 0 at halftime, Leonard finished 22 0 in the second half. The librarian reports a library assistants club at W H S upcoming with enthusiastic support for students and the library.
Nancy McKinney daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph McKinney enjoys three sisters and six brothers. She earned high school recognition over three years and started another. She has been Beta Club member three years and secretary this year. She served as assistant editor of Reflector and Yearbook this year. She is active in Homemaking for four years and serves as an officer. She was elected Sweetheart of the Whitewright FFA chapter.
Report of condition for The First National Bank of Whitewright Texas as of October 13 1965. Includes assets liabilities deposits and capital accounts with exact figures and signatures from cashier Calvin H Whiteley and directors Kenneth W Frisby Jack M Meador Paul Stephens.
The Texas State Department of Health Division of Public Education offers a film library with 611 titles and 2 015 films covering personal and community health. Last year the library booked 35 529 showings for about 1.53 million viewings. Films are available to schools churches and civic groups within Texas and shipped parcel post with return postage.
Nancy has been in the Pep Squad for five years and is this year a cheerleader. The student body of W.H.L. believes Nancy will surely succeed in life.
Leonard defeats Whitewright 12 7 in the 11 B opener as halfback Tony Burchfield scores the final TD and Lynn Marshall adds a one yard sneak. Whitewright threats fade after a 90 yard kickoff return called back by a penalty.
The price of spuds may be lower next year as fall potato production is forecast 20 percent above last year. The U S Department of Agriculture on Sept 1 projects 209 million hundredweight of fall potatoes, up 22 percent from last year and 10 percent above average, lifting 1965 total U S production to 287 million hundredweight from 239. Idaho leads with 49.4 million hundredweight, up 45 percent from the prior year.
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