W. H. S. Reflector Names Yearbook Staff and Bracket
The W. H. S. Reflector staff lists editors C. B. Bryant and Lucille Starr with advisors Miss Thornton and Mrs. Roddy. Reporters include Woodrow Anderson Juana Ruth Andrew Helen Benson and many others. Senior junior sophomore and freshman classifications are named for the J. G. yearbook staff.
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Reflector
C. B. Bryant
Lucille Starr
Miss Thornton
Mrs. Roddy
Woodrow Anderson
Juana Ruth Andrew
Helen Benson
Tommie Dee Booker
Lotta Faye Brown
Mary Ellen Brown
C. B. Burchfield
Lloyd Cato
Ruth Marie Chesser
Mary Frances Clabhorn
Grace Connelly
Martha Jo Conner
Fred Cook
Philip Earnheart
Juanita England
D. W. Garland
Jimmie Golden
Ira Mae Gough
Grace Harris
J. C. Hastings
Billie Hatfield
Jenny Irl Hicks
Virginia Hill
Ruby Holcomb
Sonny Kaiser
Ed Kent
Billy Kincaid
Edith Layman
Roby Magers
Ruth Mears
Davis Parrish
Robert Sears
J. J. Sloan
James Talley
Lucian Vestal
Billie Burke Vineyard
J. Frank Wilson
Doyce Worsham
Lorene Worsham
Oleta Worsham
Emerson Sears
C. B. Bryant III
Patty Everheart
Alice Cato
Edith Harper
Foucheaux Vestal
Jack Sears
Wallace Reeves
Charles Skaggs
Billy Rhom Pennington
Mary Frances Stephens
Clarence Wootten
Bobby Jim Morgan
Mary Edna Winkle
Ethan Brown
Henrietta Jackson
Janis Jayne Horton
Bettye Neil Yeager
Katie Kincaid
Billy Christian
J. G
Candidates for Queen's Race Announced
The 1941 W H S queen race lists eight candidates across four classes with one vote per cent. Campaign managers are chosen by each candidate and early counts cut one candidate per class before the final night of the Pure Food Show.
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Jimmie Golden
Mary Frances Clabhorn
Gladys Reeves
Mary Helen Maddux
Willa Jean Hunter
Margaret Hanna
Janis Horton
Bettye Nell Yeager
L. V
Schoolgirl Profiles of Local Youth
Mary Ellen Brown age seventeen born August nineteenth collects novel ties aims to major in kindergarten primary education Ruth Marie Chesser age sixteen born July nineteenth collects songs aims to become a radio singer Doyce Worsham age seventeen born October sixteenth enjoys getting out of work aims to be a retired gentleman of leisure Ruby Holcomb age seventeen born August first collects perfume bottles aims to be a nurse
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Mary Ellen Brown
Ruth Marie Chesser
Doyce Worsham
Ruby Holcomb
R. M
Report Cards Issued Honor Roll System Explained
On Wednesday last week report cards for the first six weeks were issued with a new system. Absent students missed many cards. Each subject has its own card created by the teacher. An average of 90 is needed for honor roll.
Speech Class Plans Drama Library Purchases for Contest
Mrs. Roddy the speech teacher will order plays from the Drama Loan Library in Austin for the class to choose the contest play. Each student must gain experience in directing acting and backstage work as they study impersonation gesture and pantomime. The class will present a program in the assembly on Thursday November 6.
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Roddy
Drama Loan
Austin
English III Club Program Highlights Friday Event
The English III class held a Friday program featuring Jokes by Madgene Phillips a book review by Ben Robert Jones a general discussion led by Mildred Kent a song by Una Faye Blackerby a poem read by Azilee Smith and a quiz conducted by Jack Sears The class also completed a short test on Thursday.
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Madgene Phillips
Ben Robert Jones
Mildred Kent
Una Faye Blackerby
Azilee Smith
Jack Sears
R. M
Biology class studies animal life under Mr McKinney
The biology class directed by Mr. McKinney studies animal life with daily experiments followed by write ups and drawings. The class has received preserved specimens for use in experiments.
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McKinney
Choral Club Prepares Pure Food Show Acts For Week
The Choral Club plans a Pure Food Show themed program for November 6 7 and 8 with solo numbers. A girls group will sing and dance while a mixed group of boys and girls will perform. They also host the assembly program after studying time signatures three four four four and six eight and assigning four measures of each.
Dr Harvey-Brooks Speaks On Education In Assembly
Dr Harvey-Brooks addressed students on the threefold purpose of education physical merital and spiritual using Isaah as text. He emphasized peaceful living broader horizons and deeper sensibilities as guiding aims before his conference departure. The assembly opened with student singing The Star Spangled Banner and I Will Sing the Wondrous Story.
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Harvey-Brooks
Harvey Brooks
Assembly
J. E
Plans for Area Meeting Discussed
The Future Homemaking Club met on Thursday October 23 to hear a letter from the president of area four. The letter announced one large area meeting and three district meetings this year with smaller schools hosting. Area officers will preside at the district meetings.
Tigers Praise From Rockwall Coach After Game
After last Friday’s football game Rockwall’s principal and coach complimented the Whitewright boys for a clean, well conducted game and said they were the best visiting team ever to the school. This is something to be proud of.
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Rockwall
Whitewright
Whitewright to face Plano in key Friday showdown
The Whitewright Tigers travel to Plano Friday aiming to rebound after a poor 1 win in 5 meetings with Plano, a series last won in 1937. Whitewright beat Royse City 19 to 7 last Friday but lost to Van Alstyne. a win could chance the conference title as both teams’ rival coaches meet again.
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Tigers
Plano
Whitewright
Wildcats
Royse City
van Alstyne
Tigers Drop Game to Rockwall Jackets in Rockwall
The Whitewright Tigers lost 26 to 7 to the Rockwall Yellow Jackets last Friday. Whitewright outgained the Jackets in first downs and rushing yards but fumbles doomed the Tigers. Key plays included a fake field goal pass to Parrish for Whitewright’s TD and Shoemaker’s two Rockwall scores.
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Whitewright Tigers
Rockwall Yellow Jackets
Rockwall
Whitewright
Jackets
Tigers
Burchfield
Parrish
Barker
Shoemaker
Tiger
Vestal
Kincaid
Bryant
Kent
Wilson
Barber
Thorne
Talley
Sears
Montgomery
Owens
May
Grammer
Alexander
Earnheart
Reeves
Simpson
Catobacks
Smith
Pure Food Show Seeks Full Student Support
W H S promises a very warm program and says all High School entertainment after this event will be free. The Pure Food Show is a big money making affair with proceeds to benefit different organizations. The show needs one hundred percent cooperation from students.
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Whitewright
Bryant Field
Tigers
Sherman
G. B. McKinney Dancing School
Denison
L. S
Whitewright F F A Club Program Guests Speak
Whitewright F F A chapter hosted speakers C B Bryant Jr and B W Newman last week. J Frank Wilson reviewed Hidden Treasures and Mr Cruse spoke. The group approved twenty one dollars for a terracing level and two dollars for a table tennis set. Lloyd Cato J M Miller and Doyce Worsham were named to plan the Greenhands initiation. Thirty five members attended.
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Whitewright F. F. A
C. B. Bryant Jr
B. W. Newman
J. Frank Wilson
Mr. Cruse
Lloyd Cato
J. M. Miller
Doyce Worsham
E. K
Agricultural class elects officers for the year
The first year agriculture class elected its officers to preside over the class this year. They include President Alton Ray Smith, Secretary Don Newman, Vice President Patrick Murphy, and Treasurer Billy Joe Norris.
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Vv. A. IL
Alton Ray Smith
Don Newman
Patrick Murphy
Billy Joe Norris
Election aims to teach parliamentary procedure to boys
Historian Jack Ward and reporter L. V. Conner describe a training election to acquaint boys with parliamentary rules and the duties they will assume when chapter offices open. Odell Neal serves as parliamentarian and Gaines Lee Hargett as watchdog in the study effort.
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Jack Ward
L. V. Conner
Odell Neal
Gaines Lee Hargett
Initiation Plans Outlined by V A Officers
On Thursday morning V A officers held a crucial meeting to prepare for the initiation of Greenhands. They outlined tricks jokes and other ideas for the event.
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V. A
Kincaid and Skaggs Return From Kansas City
Billy Kincaid and Charles Skaggs return to West High School after attending the fourteenth national Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City Missouri. Texas delegates showcased beef cattle hogs poultry and crops and promoted a nationwide foods for defense campaign. Texas FFA earned Gold Emblem status for the fifth year and twenty four Texas members received the American Farmer Degree.
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Billy Kincaid
Charles Skaggs
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Texas Farm
Fort Worth
United States
Texas
Robert A. Manire
J. B. Rutland
Texas F. F. A. Association
Kansas
Texas F. F. A
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