Whitewright Tigers blank Leonard Tigers 27 to 0
Whitewright remains undefeated as they shut out Leonard 27 to 0. Key runners Jim Clark 114 yards on 19 carries and Donnie Lewis 69 yards on 13 carries led the offense while Clark scored twice. Whitewright dominates with 14 first downs and 203 rushing yards, and faces Farmersville next at Bryant Field.
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Whitewright Tigers
Leonard Tigers
Jim Clark
Donnie Lewis
Whitewright
Clark
Lewis
Leonard
Don Walker
Walker
Leonardo
Lander
Tiger
Blackerby
Hennig
Copeland
Sparks
Tigers
Farmersville Farmers
Bryant Field
Whitewright High School Pep Squad Practice
The girls not in pep squad meet after seventh period for physical education. They play various games on the playground while Mrs. Jenkins asks each student to share her favorite game. Nineteen girls participate in the class. A dedication note cheers new students and teachers of WHS with a rallying message to stay brave and true.
Junior Class sells college colors cow bells
The junior class offers black and gold cow bells marked with WHS or Tiger for 50 cents each. They are described as good noise makers and are sold to raise class funds.
Subscriptions Open for 1959 60 Annual The Bell
Pay your $1.00 deposit to Linda Bennett to subscribe to The Bell annual for 1959 60. Linda Bennett handles the enrollment and deposits for the readership.
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Linda Bennett
First Year Homemaking Girls Prep Sewing Skirt Project
First year homemaking girls choose pattern and material for a skirt. They study design under Mrs Blanton to learn styles and appropriate accessories, aiming to select styles that suit them.
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Blanton
Group of 21 boys train for discipline in PE class
Every afternoon during the seventh period a group of 21 boys meet on the north field for physical education. These are the boys who do not participate in football. The instructor, Mr. B. E. Range, teaches them to take orders and to work as a team. The boys participating in this class are:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Range
Class Standings by Grade Roster Names Listed
Senior students Scotty Phillips Curless Aldridge Thomas Ryan Douglas McCurdy Johnny Melton. Juniors Richard Cook David Rogers Cliff Emerson Barry Taylor Stephen Brown. Sophomores Sammy McKinney Mike Dixon Johnny McClain. Freshmen James Taylor Charles Whitworth Bennett Blackwell Johnny Lewis Danny Rogers. Eighth grade Charlie Brubs McLean Harold Page Ronnie Hendrix.
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Scotty Phillips
Curless Aldridge
Thomas Ryan
Douglas McCurdy
Johnny Melton
Richard Cook
David Rogers
Cliff Emerson
Barry Taylor
Stephen Brown
Sammy McKinney
Mike Dixon
Johnny McClain
James Taylor
Charles Whitworth
Bennett Blackwell
Johny Lewis
Danny Rogers
Charlie
Brubs) McLean
Harold Page
Ronnie Hendrix
J. S
D. S
WHS Tigers Triumph Over Farmersville in New Student Spirit
A vivid note highlights WHS students and faculty welcoming a newcomer with friendly spirit. It recalls energetic names and songs, culminating in the Whitewright Tigers beating Farmersville in a spirited showdown.
Whitewright Tigers rally in pep filled Friday night
The Whitewright Tigers delivered a spirited performance scoring a touchdown as Clark, nicknamed the Midnight Flyer, raced in. Players chanted phrases from songs while Leonard urged comebacks and the crowd roared with energy throughout the game.
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Whitewright Tigers
Leonard
Clark
Tiger of the Week Jimmy Clark from Whitewright
This week's Tiger is a blonde headed senior who has attended Whitewright schools 11 years. He plans to finish high school, enter college, and is an outstanding right halfback who has lettered three years and earned All-District first team in 1959. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Len nis Clark. Tickets for football games are on sale at Childress-Walker Pharmacy for 75 cents and 35 cents, increasing to 1 dollar 50 cents at game time.
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Whitewright
Lennis Clark
Jimmy Clark
Farmersville
Childress-Walker Pharmacy
President Jimmy Clark Opens Special Agriculture Meeting
A special agriculture meeting began Monday morning with President Jimmy Clark calling the session to order.
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Jimmy Clark
Chapter officers elected and Sweetheart contest underway
The meeting selected Jim Clark as president and a full slate of officers including Cliff Emerson as vice president Curless Aldridge as secretary David Blackerby as treasurer Mickey Gentry as reporter James Sparks as sentinel Thomas DeBerry as parliamentarian and Bill Tillett as historian. Finalists for Chapter Sweetheart were Martha Anderson from the senior class and another finalist from the junior class.
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Mickey Gentry
Jim Clark
Cliff Emerson
Curless Aldridge
David Blackerby
Sentinel
James Sparks
Parliamenta
Rian
Thomas DeBerry
Bill Tillett
Martha Anderson
Citation No 66293 Texas to Allison estate in Denison suit
A civil citation commands C W Allison deceased and heirs and heirs of unknown defendants to answer by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. Plaintiffs John H Clift Kyra Clift Robert M Clift Janie L Clift and Jessie D Clift seek title and possession of all of Block 16 Oak View Addition Denison Grayson County. The suit filed September 8 1959 in 15th District Court Sherman. Published in The Whitewright Sun September 17 24 October 1 8 1959.
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State OF Texas
C. W. Allison
Effie E. Allison
Effie L. Lord
Effie E. Allison Lord
Effie Lord
J. N. Johnson
S. R. Bishop
J. A. Dowling
J. L. Cox
WM. G. Meginnis
M. ST. John
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
John H. Clift
Kyra Clift
Robert M. Clift
Janie L. Clift
Jessie D. Clift
Marion A. Clift
Oak View
Denison
S. V. Earnest
Tex
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
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FFA
Future Farmers of America
Kay Buchanan
Patty Bartley
Judy Ayres
Pat Clark
Miss Anderson
Ector
The
Reflector
Bob
WHS
Georgia Jenkins
High School
Whitewright High School
Chevrolet
al Crouch
W.W
Chevy
America
L.c.f.’S
Whitewright, Texas
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