Winters High School Forms Students Association
The article outlines a future student organization with officers from the student body a senior council and two class councilmen. It stresses democracy training leadership citizenship and school loyalty while recounting a parade for a football game and school spirit at Winters High School with leaders Buster Roberts and Mildred Spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aa Students’ Association
Students Association
Winters High School
Winters High pep squad at center of school life and plans
The article highlights Winters High School pep squad leaders Miss Joseph Mildred Spill and Buster Roberts and notes a meeting of about thirty girls to join the squad. It reports plans for uniforms blue jackets and white skirts and describes a Friday parade boosting the football game. It also mentions the upcoming Gale staff election.
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Junction
Rep
Buster Roberts
Mildred Spill
Main
Leta Rountree
Winters
Miss Joseph
Winters High School
Gale
Mr. Homann Leads Abilene & Southern Pep Rally
Mr. Homann represented the Abilene & Southern last Thursday in chapel giving the locomotive yell for the pep meeting. The note praises his energy and hints at his value as a pep leader for the school crowd.
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Homann
Abilene & Southern
Schubert Club Formed By Local High School Music Students
High school music students under Mrs. L F Smit met last Wednesday with Mrs Smith to organize a club. Officers elected were Katherine Hill president Iaa Mae Owens secretary and Victoria Dry reporter. Members quoted Schubert on roll call and debated a club name concluding with Schubert Club.
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L. F. Smit
Smith
Katherine Hill
Iaa Mae Owens
Victoria Dry
Schubert
SENS for Seniors Class Motto Poem
S is for Seniors the best class in school E is for enjoyment on our own vestibule N is for neatness for which we are known I is for idleness we let it alone O is for order it sure beats the band R is for rights which our sponsor demands S is for success our efforts attend and we hope this year many honors to win.
A Thought for the Week on Hard Tasks and Grit
A selection urges tackling difficult work rather than quitting. It emphasizes that the greatest achievements come from persistent effort and inner resolve, urging readers to respond to doubts with continued striving and spirit.
Mrs. Minnie Cockerell Dies After Illness in Wellington
Mrs Minnie Cockerell aged forty one died Thursday September 22 after several months illness. Born March 4 1886 she leaves S W Cockerell seven sons three sisters and three brothers. Funeral by Reverend H H Stephens at the First Baptist church with interment in the old cemetery in Wellington.
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Minnie Cockerell
Coryell County
S. W. Cockerell
Odessa
First Baptist Church
Annie Holder
Wichita Falls
Lucy Clara
Mollie Holder
Peacock
Will Harris
Nathan Harris
B. Harris
Wellington
Friendly Class Meets at Presbyterian Church in October Session
The Friendly Class gathered at the Presbyterian church on Monday October 3 in regular business and social session with new president Mrs J Q McAdams presiding. After business a social hour followed with Mesdames W R Johnson R T Thornton and W R Gannaway entertaining.
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Presbyterian Church
J. Q. McAdams
W. R.johnson
R. T. Thornton
W. R. Gannaway
Mesdames Jno
Q. McAdams
Hal F. Smith
Wilson, Dry
J. V. Davis
T. D. Dunn
C. T. Rives
Jno
J. Swatschue
Jim Davidson
W. H. Clift
J. T. Hays
R. L. Labenske
V. Vanzandt
Thos. H. Haynie
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America
Estelle Hornburg
Texas
Krauss Dry Goods CO
Cohen Dry Goods
Atwater Kent
Garretti’s Radio Shop
First National Bank
H. H. Stephens
Lindbergh
Coupland’s Variety Store
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