High School Team to Display at Bryant Field Friday Night
The High School seasons lineup includes Joanne Grammer as Editor and Irene Kent as Assistant Editor with Eugene Thornhill leading sports coverage. Assistants, reporters, and class reporters from various grades are listed, inviting readers to Bryant Field tomorrow night to watch them in action per notes from Y B Kaiser and D K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Grammer
Irene Kent
Eugene Thornhill
Y. B. Kaiser
Dan Kent
Bettye Lou Reeves
Joan Huseman
Hazel Neal
Elda Cambron
J. A. Harper
Lois McCollum
Geraldine Bush
Maxine Roberts
Betty Ingram
Jimmy McSpedden
Billy Jack Blackerby
Ross Alexander
Society
Patsy Parnell
Betty Darwin
Billy Mack Williams
Sue Hicks
Jack McSpedden
Loren Paul Ryan
Lovera Bass
Bernice Cato
Doris Hunter
Jessie Franklin
Dorothy Wallace
Betty Rich
Pat Gray
Johnny Vestal
Alice Davis
Lou Rae Holsomb
Pinkey Raley
Jane Meador
Whitewright Tigers Ready For Tom Bean Tom Cats
The Whitewright Tigers sharpen for a Friday night clash with the Tom Bean Tom Cats at Bry ant Field. Practice sessions show renewed fire as the squad hones blocking tackling and speed with coach Montgomery pushing hard. Key players include Thornhill Hansard Miller Gray Kaiser Johnson McSpadden Kent Pierson Stevens and others showing strong form.
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Whitewright Tigers
Bryant Field
Tigers
Montgomery
Eugene Thornhill
Letterman
Orville Howell
Dan Kent
Kelly Pierson
Jack Stevens
Pep squad debut draws crowd before Bryant Field
Last Wednesday afternoon the pep squad appeared publicly for the first time. Girls marched from the high school to town, performed drumming routines, and sang the Whitewright High School song. They return to the high school after a brief display, with several members new to public performances. Fans are urged to see them in uniform at Bryant Field Friday night September 27, before the Tigers open the football season against the Tom Bean Tom Cats.
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Bryant Field
Tigers
J. G
Senior Highbrows Learn City Progress in Civics and English
Senior high seniors pace their day through civics with a Franklin era Philadelphia comparison and city progress notes, English IV study Anglo Saxon poetry Beowulf, with periods split between typing, study halls, and speech class under Miss Neathery and Mrs Roddy.
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Miss Darwin
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Miss Neathery
England
Day in the life of 1946 47 W. H. S. seniors
After lunch Miss Darwin leads a bookkeeping session in class B K with budgets and records reviewed. Sixth period has senior girls in homemaking III with Mrs Blanton while others attend Mr Caraway's study hall. Senior boys devote time to football with Coach Montgomery as the pep squad drums sound.
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Montgomery
J. G
Seniors Sponsor Poster Drive For The Bell Annual
Posters placed in halls and library remind students of the deposit on The Bell annual sponsored by seniors. Taylor Engraving Company of Dallas supplied the posters and Mr Splawn met with The Bell staff Friday to finalize the cover division sheets and worksheet.
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Taylor Engraving Company
Dallas
Splawn
Bell
Freshman Football and Pep Squad Roster Listed
The document lists freshman football players Kelly Pierson Jack Stephens Joe Parnell William King Dwayne Hayes and Don Cook. It also names freshman pep squad members Corinne Hardcastle Janice Neal June Kelly Betty Blackerby Jimmy Walker Martha Wallace and Eutolia Judd. Drummers Louise Selman Prilla Hinton and Laura Wilson perform with Billye Dillon on bass drum Mary Thoornhill as flag bearer and Jane Meador on cymbals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Pierson
Jack Stephens
Joe Parnell
William King
Dwayne Hayes
Don Cook
Corinne Hardcastle
Janice Neal
June Kelly
Betty Blackerby
Jimmy Walker
Martha Wallace
Eutolia Judd
Louise Selman
Prilla Hinton
Laura Wilson
Billye Dillon
Mary Thoornhill
Previews and Reviews of the Seniors at W H S
The article describes a school day at W H S with juniors in history and typing classes led by Miss Darwin, and English III as the third period. It notes practice drills from textbooks and introductions in class. It mentions Mr Gentry and Mrs Roddy guiding study halls and speech classes.
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W. H.S
Darwin
Gentry
Caraway’s piane geometry class and junior activities schedule
Fifth period 12 45 finds junior girls in Mrs Kilgree’s choral class while others in study hall and bookkeeping. Sixth period juniors in Caraway’s study hall. Seventh period PE with football drills as boys train while girls form pep squad with rolling drums. By 3 pm each weekday juniors are active.
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Caraway
Homemaking Classes Plan Sewing and Fashion Projects
The homemaking III class studies Good Grooming and prepares booklets on grooming essentials. Girls will sew one garment in the first semester, to be shown at a Christmas tea for mothers and faculty. Later, homemaking LI girls may take agriculture for six weeks while the boys take homemaking for six weeks. J. F.
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J. F
Greenville pep squad sights Flashing Lions band in Commerce
Friday afternoon the Greenville pep squad rode a school bus to Commerce to watch the Greenville Lions play the Sulphur Springs Wildcats. The trip aimed to study the halftime performances by the Greenville band and the Flashes. The Lions and Flashes performed in gold, white, and red, with the Flashes featuring girls in bright costumes. A two month old lion was noted after the field show.
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Commerce
Greenville Lions
Sulphur Springs Wildcats
Greenville Band
Greenville “Flashes
Sulphur Springs
Greenville
Greenville Team Mascot Leads Parade After Close Win
The mascot rode onto the field in a red and white cage pulled by a pony, escorted by three boys as the W H S girls praised Greenville for a near perfect performance. The game stayed tight until the final quarter when Greenville scored twice and won 26 to 13. thanks were given to Mr. Miller for bus driving and to Miss Neathery and Mrs. Blanton for chaperoning.
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Greenville
W.H.S
Homemaking Girls and Agriculture Boys to Dallas Fair
The homemaking girls and agriculture boys plan a Youth Day trip to the Dallas Fair on October 5. About 35 girls will depart around 7 a.m. to visit exhibits then the midway, with a 3 p.m. stage show featuring Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra, Sugar Chile Robinson, Johnny Downs, and others.
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Tommy Dorsey
Chile” Robinson
Johnny Downs
J. F
Whitewright Tigers Battle For Spot On Team
During the week of September 16 the Whitewright Tigers battled hard each afternoon for a place on the team. At any time after 1 30 you could see those boys out on the east field practicing and competing for positions.
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Whitewright Tigers
Tigers Ready for Friday Night Game at Bryant Field
Part of the high school campus put in effort to back the Tigers as they prepare for the upcoming game against Tom Bean on Friday night September 27 at Bryant Field. The boys strive for a big crowd at 8 o'clock and invite supporters to attend and cheer.
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Tom Bean
Bryant Field
Tigers
E. T
Whitewright Tigers Open Season at Bryant Field Friday Night
The Whitewright Tigers start the season facing the Tom Bean Tom Cats this Friday at 8 o clock at Bryant Field. A large crowd is expected to attend as the Tigers showcase their first game and the pep squad performs, encouraging support for the school.
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Whitewright Tigers
Tigers
Bryant Field
D. W
Speech class notes on study and goals under Mrs Roddy
The passage shows speech class members enjoying study and planning improvements in conversation interviewing and public speaking. They aim to develop dramatics debates pronunciation and overall oratory by year end under Mrs Roddy guidance, with hopeful progress stored in school records.
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Roddy
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Willard
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Lion
Joe Marsh
Willie Wells
Basil Strube
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United States Brewers Foundation
Community Public Service Company
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