 The
Whitewright Sun
Thursday, November 15, 1962 pg. 3 HIGH SCHOOL REFLECTOR Editor, Patricia Jarvis Feature Editor, Carolyn Mullins Sports Editor, Mike Burchfield Reporters, Frances Woods, Shirley Janway, Johnny Aldridge, Dan Turner, Betty Skipworth, Jeannie Skipworth, Brenda Geers, Sue Pool, Gary Spencer, Rex Miller DISTRICT STANDINGS As far as Whitewright's chances for getting to represent our district are concerned, there is still a good chance. If the Honey Grove Warriors come out on top this Friday night when they play Van Alstyne, Whitewright will represent the district in bi-district where they will meet Frisco, the only team to defeat the Tigers this year. Van Alstyne W-2, L-0, T-1 Honey Grove W-2, L-1, T-0 Whitewright W-1, L-0, T-2 Fannindel W-1, L-2, T-1 Sadler-Southmayd W-0, L-3, T-0 WHAT ARE THE STUDENTS OF WHS THANKFUL FOR Dona Collins: We have a good football team. Peggy Clark: That I was born, not hatched. Kay Alexander: We don't have Khrushchev for our president. Patsi King: For boys! What else? Kathy Wilson: I hope to be thankful that Honey Grove beats or ties Van. Karen Darwin: That we have a pep squad and a football team that never gives up. Bill Bass: For a good show calf and two pigs. Eddie Range: That we are going to win District. Murry Bryant: That I haven't been to the office lately. Billy Skipworth: That Sneed doesn't sit by me in the classroom any more. Derwood Berryhill: I am thankful about my calf. Terry Edwards: That we don't have to look at Frisby's hair but 5 days a week. Bill White: That I live in the U.S.A. instead of Russia. Larry Garner: That there is only one Mr. Johnson. Mike Savage: That we have a new bus to get stuck in. Danny Carraway: That Joe Hennig does not have four arms. Jimmy Flatt: That we just have one History and Algebra class per day. James Shaw: That I sit by someone smart in English class. Linda Wright: That we have only one Miss Caldwell and one Jackie Jester. Sammy Montgomery: That we were not beaten by Van Alstyne while I was in high school. Delinda Blackerby: prospective end to annual advertising Jeanette Jones: That we don't have a typing test every day. Bo Clark: Sodium Zeolite Delores Denton: A week-end without a shorthand assignment Joyce Bennett: That basketball season is almost here. Patricia Jarvis: That I have so many things to be thankful for Carolyn Mullins: That Friday is the day I hand in my literature notebook GENE SPARKS IDEAL W.H.S. GIRL Hair - Karen Darwin Eyes - Fern Fain Teeth - Gail Wilson Smile - Carolyn Mullins Personality - Doris Tillett Figure - Kay Buchanan Clothes - Judy Gosnell Manners - Barbara Shephard Best all-around: Patricia Jarvis KATHY WILSON'S IDEAL W.H.S. BOY Hair - Eddie Range Eyes - Bill White Teeth - John Holloway Complection - Jimmy Burchfield Clothes - Terry Edwards Height - Leon Scott Build - Gene Sparks Personality - Johnny Williams Manners - Dickie Leonardi Car - Dan Turner CAR RULES AT W.H.S. 1. Anyone driving a car at noon shall not carry six persons (including driver) in the car at any one time. 2. Anyone driving a car at noon shall be on time to school at the end of the lunch period. 3. Drivers shall observe all traffic laws. 4. Students, particularly girls, shall not ride with anyone not enrolled in school unless parent or adult. 5. All drivers and riders shall not sit in cars around the campus. 6. All cars shall be parked parallel to the street. 7. No cars shall be parked on the south side of the street because the street is too narrow. For violation of any of the above regulations, the driver and riders will forfeit their right to use cars during the lunch period and will be restricted to the campus for one week. For the second violation, two weeks restriction to the campus is the penalty. For the third violation, four weeks restriction to the campus is the penalty. For the fourth or more violations, you will be restricted to the campus for the rest of the year or until such times as you can conduct yourself properly. The adoption of these rules was made necessary by students who disregard safety and common sense rules in driving their cars. These regulations, approved by the school board, were put into effect solely for the protection of students. Students' cooperation in abiding by these regulations will be appreciated by the school board and administration. L.K.C. IDEAL COUPES Gail Wilson and Troy Donahue Brenda Geers and George Chikiris Linda Wright and Richard Burton Jackie Jester and Elizabeth Taylor Anna Franklin and Robert Mitchum Charlotte Hopkins and Kirk Douglas Jimmy Kent and Daisy Duck Patricia Jarvis and John Saxon Shirley Janway and Burt Lancaster Carolyn Mullins and Vince Edwards Mike Burchfield and Ann-Margaret Kay Buchanan and Paul Newman Doris Tillett and Johnny Tillotson Judy Gosnell and Doug McClure Pattye Badgett and Rock Hudson Delores Denton and Sal Mineo Mike Holloway and Bridget Bardot Patsy Neal and Ricky Nelson Kathy Wilson and Elvis Presley Sammy Montgomery and Jayne Mansfield Jackie Meador and Annette Funicello Curtis Tillett and Gina Lolabridgida Barbara Andrew and Fabian Peggy Barnett and Paul Anka Sandra Samuels and Marlon Brando Dumpy Cureton and George Maharis Charley McLean and Tuesday Weld A B C's of W.H.S. Attractive - Donna Shaw Bashful - Donna Collins Cheerful - Linda Compton Daring - Scooter McCurdy Energetic - Evelyn Harvey Friendly - Delores Denton Graceful - Kay Alexander Happy - Sue Pool Initiative - Joyce Bennett Jovial - Mrs. Harper Kind - Bonnie Ely Loyal - W. H. S. Mentality - Mickey Meador Neat - Murry Bryant Optimistic - Miss Caldwell Personality - Dickie Leonardi Quiet - Bill White Radiant - Kathy Wilson Solvent - Senior Boys Tidy - Barbara Shepard Unpredictable - Dan Turner Vivacious - Sandra Lewis Witty - Jimmy Flatt X-ray eyes - Mr. Johnson Youthful - Garry Spencer Zestful - Fighting TIGERS WHAT IF Patricia Jarvis were Patricia Botolists? Kathleen Cook were Kathaleen Uncooked? Jeannie Skipworth were Jeannie Hopsworth? Carolyn Mullins were Carolyn Bullins? Dan Turner were Dan Flipper? Mike Burchfield were Mike Cornfield? Francis Woods were Francis Bushes? Jeannie Deeds were Jeannie Acts? Anna Franklin were Anna Benjamin? Gene Sparks were Gene Coals? Judy Gosnell were Judy Boswell? Delinda Blackerby were Delinda Whiterby? Miss Neal were Miss Meal? Mrs. Harper were Mrs. Fluter? Mr. Sivley were PAPA-! Mr. Johnson was Mr. Wax? Mr. Rice were Mr. Wheat? Mr. Range were Mr. Prairie? Charlotte Hopkins were Charlotte Jumpkins? Brenda Geers were Brenda Motor? Shirley Janway were Shirley Febway? John Hale were John Hearty? SENIOR SPOTLIGHT The senior in the senior spotlight this week is Rose Ann Bunch. Rose Ann was born July 28, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Bunch. She has two brothers - Ray and Danny. Some of Rose Ann's favorites are: sport - watching football games pastime - listening to the radio subject - civics T.V. program - "Beverly Hillbillies" actor - Troy Donahue actress - Connie Stevens song - "Only Love Can Break a Heart" food - most foods in general Rose Ann like clothes and jewelry. She dislikes people who put on an act. Rose Ann's ambition is to graduate from high school and be a secretary. The highlight of Rose Ann's school career is the memory of the many good times the class of '63 has had together. Good Luck, Rose Ann! Whitewright School History Susan Hawkins © 2024 If you find any of Grayson CountyTXGenWeb links inoperable, please send me a message. |