The Sunday Record (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 6, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 6, 1945 Page: 3 of 4
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BUY IT IN MINEOLA
MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL
YELLOW JACKET
STAFF MEMBERS
Editor___________________________________________________________________Betty Sanders
Assistant Editor-------------------------------------------------------- -Libby Hala
General News__________________________________________________________. Bobby Herring
Senior Class News--------------------------------------------------------------Olga Barnett
Junior Class News_____________________________________________Alyce Jo Lindley
Sophomore Class News ....................................Dorothy Williams )
Freshman Class News ................................................— Patsy Aldrich
Assembly...................................................................Denny Jo Hamm
____________________________________________________________________Jo Beth Fisher
Society News ______________________________________________________Nita Jane Horton
Jacket Buzz_______________________Mary Lois Smith and Ama Lee Shows
Reporters___________________________________..Paul Sanders, Mary Ann Collier
Pep Squad......................................................................Dorothy Chappie
Typists__________Ezell Driskell, Gay Nell Padgett, Earl Vanderford
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Mineola, Texas, Sunday, May 6, 1945
PAGE THREE
FRESHMAN WEEK
The Freshmen had charge of
the paper this week, and we
ppe that everyone will find it
jpod as it always has been.
“are fortunate to have a
'of talent in our class, such
Patsy Aldrich, Dancer; No-
Willingham, Singer; Husky
ers, Singer; Katherine Pol-
Pianist; Barbara Moore,
fewel Grant, Virginia
ley and- Imagine Scoggin,
lingers.
Most of the Freshmen hope
to be Seniors in three years,1
even though some of the tea-j
chers have doubts. In due time
we will reach the goal, and we
hope that we can live up to the
standards that Mineola High
»School has set up.
' * * *
i, JACKET BUZZ
I; I
1^-;, Mary Anne Collier, don’t you
IT think it is rather unusual for
If!
you to go with boys your own
age?
It seems as if Pansy Sherman,
Mary Collier, Ginger Kelly, and
Dorothy Neyman like to walk
barefooted, because they walk-
ed out to Jeannett’s house bare-
footed Saturday.
Imogene Maclin was it hard
choose between the two dates
the banquet?
rere several comments
waitresses Friday
thought they looked
ive heard rumors about
Herring’s liking Helen
T. How about this Bobby
what is the matter
you and the girls, have you
lost the FOuse technique?
It seems as if Milton Usry is
Wilma Thompson’s next victim.
• Jeane Wooten should be more
careful with her driving.
All the girls were admiring
Billy Browning’s car Monday;
we wonder where she got it.
Milton, you should not be
two-timing Vernie Dell.
Murphy Walker is really anx-
ious to go to Marshall. We
wonder why, could it be a girl
there?
Tommy Sheftall seems to have
an interest irv Betty Gayle now.
Joe Sims is really hard up
for a date, he is making eyes
at Pat Vickery now.
It seems that Mary Jane
Lindley and Sam Justice have
been seen together all the week.
What about it Sam?
What do the initials J. L. K.
stand for on Adrienne’s book
covers?
* * *
AMBITIONS
Goosey Grimes—To always be
able to flirt with the girls.
Barbara Moore—To finish her
dress in Home Ec.
Preston and Wallace—To al-
ways be winner in Ping
Pong.
Billy Whitten—To laugh all he
wants to in English.
Sherman—To get his car paint-
ed.
Dorothy Stevens—To have long
hair.
Tommy Castloo—To get along
with Mrs. Jennings.
Dorothy Williams—To always be
in Mrs. Willis’ class.
Patsy—To dance with all the
high school boys.
Libby Hala—To go to college for
several years.
Ann Vanderford—To graduate
next year.
Betty Blackwell—To be popular
senior.
Dorothy Parrish—To catch a
certain junior boy.
Joan Cowan—To play in as-
sembly.
James Holland—To be a foot-
ball Captain.
Dorothy Wakefield—To be loud
mouth like Mary Parrish.
Imogene Maclin—To graduate
next year.
Katherine Lindley—To drive a
fire truck.
Jewel Grant—To finish school
at MHS.
Carolyn Sheftal—To learn to
“jitterbug.”
Dorothy Chappie—To make the
honor roll (accomplished)
* * *
SEEM TO GO TOGETHER
Betty McCreary—Short.
Betty Stevens—Make-up.
Tommy Castloo—Pick-up.
Bobby Herring—Books.
Wallace—Bengene.
Billy Wayne—Office.
Bengene—Low heels.
Noble—“I tell you what I’m
gonna do.”
J eannetta—Smiles.
Berbara—Gum.
Gloria—Inky.
Mary Jane Patterson—Notes.
Billy Smith—Pretty Hair.
Mr. Brooks—Jokes.
Bobby Nell—Low neck dresses
June Duke—Pretty clothes.
♦ * *
JOKES
What is worse than raining
cats and dogs.
What?
Hailing taxicabs.
Do you want to know some-
thing good?
Yes, I do.
Well, go to church.
Cop—You say you didn’t see
the license number? Could you
swear to the man?
Victim—Well, i did, but I do
not think he heard me.
Well, the jig’s up.
What do you mean?
The fellow with St. Vitus has
moved upstairs.
* * *
nicknames
Imogene Scogin—Gene.
Billy Adrian—Gravel Gertie
Patsy Aldrich—Stinky
Noble Willingham—Nigger
Mary Ann Collier—Mickey
Gladys Holmes—Lu Lu
Mary Jane Patterson—Janie
Wesley Fouse—Romeo
Mike Nuss—Mickey
Pat Vickery—Patricia
Dorothy Parrish—Dots
Alaine Aaron—Dinky
Sam Justice—Fat Daddy
Billy Macoy—Kid
Pauline Henry—Linegean
Dola Fern Sullivan—Dot
Jewel Grant—Little Willie
Betty Blackwell—Red
Tommy Castloo—Tom Cat
Virginia Kelley—Ginger
Pansy Sherman—Dimples
Dorothy Neyman—Proxie
Billy Balwin—Chibby
Dorothy Sheftal—Dottie
Merman Ussery—Skeet
Joyce Bardwell—Mop Head
Joe Sims—Red
Paul Van Horton—Fattie
* * *
NEW STUDENT
Dorothy Wakefield moved here
from Abilene. She is a Fresh-
man, fourteen years old, blond
hair ,brown eyes, 5 ft. 1 inch
tall. Her subjects are; Algebra
I, Homemaking I. and Civics.
We were very glad to have
Dorothy come to MHS. and we
hope she will enjoy being with
us.
* * *
THE FRESHMEN BOYS
IDEA OF A GIRL
Nicely kept hair, neatly dres-
sed, Lux hands, clear complex-
ion, pretty lips, sweet disposi-
tion, neat figure, active in
sports, good listener, doesn’t
smoke.
* * *
THE FRESHMAN GIRLS
IDEA OF A BOY
Wavy hair, pretty teeth, uses
ma'nners, well stacked, neatly
dressed, well kept hands, good
disposition, good athlete.
* * *
LOCALS
Tyler: Pauline Jones, Friday;
Brabara Moore, Saturday; Car-
olyn Sheftal, Saturday; Robert
Ef ps, Sunday.
Delias: Milton Usry, Satur-
day Mary Jo English, Sunday,
Sue By rum. weekend.
Longview: Joyce Bardwell,
weekend; Bengene Taylor, Sun-
day; Wallace Bardwell, Sunday.
Quitman: Betty Blackwell,
Sunday; Bobbie Nell Thacker,
Saturday; Billy Wayne Macoy,
Saturday.
Marshall: Pat Aldrich, week-
end.
Camp Fern: Weekend at Mar-
shall: Carol Hall, Billy Max
Adrian, Alvin Payne, Joe Sims,
Cooper: Gladys Holmes—Sun-
day.
* * *
SONG DEDICATIONS
Loop to Ama Lee—Confessing.
Wallace to Bengene—More and
More.
Ginger to Billy Adrian—I Love
You.
Milton to Vernie—Don’t Fence
Me In.
Dorothy Neyman to Wesley—
Don’t You Know I Caret
Gloria to Inky—Always.
Alaine to Tommy—Cocktail for
Two.
J. R. to all the girls—I Dream
of you.
Jack Shack to all the girls—Oh
You Beautiful Dolls
Gladvs to Milton—I’m Walking
the Floor Over You.
Mary Sue to Buddy—My Dreams
Are Getting Better All the
Time.
Joe Sims to Barbara Moore—
Saturday Night.
Tommy Sheftal to Janie—I
Couldn’t Sleep a Wink Last
Night.
Wilma Thompson to J. L.—I’ll
Get By. j
Marv to John Hugh—I’m Gonna
See My Baby.
Robert to Billy Smith—Sweet-
heart of My Dreams
Pat from Patsy—I Didn’t Know
About You.
Jack from Dorothy—Bye-Bye1
Baby
REMINDERS
Last Date for Use
Meats, Fats-Red Stamps Y5, Z5, and A2 thru D2 Jun 2
Red Stamps E2 through J2___________June 30
Red Stamps Q2 through U2 will *
be validated May 1.......................August 31
Processed Foods Blue Stamps H2 through M2.......June 2
Blue Stamps N2 through S2___________June 30
Blue Stamps T2 through X2........July 31
Blue Stamps Y2, Z2, Al, Bl, Cl
validated May 1 ______________________August 31
Sugar Stamps... {Stamp 36 validated May 1________August 31
Shoes---Airplane Stamps Nos. 1, 2, 3, in book
three continues valid indefinitely. No
new stamps until August 1.
Ward School Plans
“StuntNight” Next
Thursday, May 10
OH. FOR A BOY LIKE THIS
Hair—Everette Nix
Eyes—Tommy Sheftal
Teefh—Paul Sanders
Smile—Pat Vickery
Cute—Tommy Castloo
Personality—Buddy Cudd
Physic—Billy Bob McCreary
Intelligence—Bobby Herring
Voice—Wallace Bardwell
FUTURE FRESHMEN
After looking over the class
roll of the students who will
be Freshmen in 1945-46, we are
can
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When you stop and think, there's nothing in your
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“Bill of Rights”
To Be Discussed
At Legion Meeting
The Ward School Parent-
Teacher’s Association has about
completed preparations for the
“Stunt Night” program, which
will be presented next Thurs-
day evening, May 10, at 8 p.m.
at the High School Auditorium,
Mrs. M. J. Shadow, the publi-
city chairman, stated today.
The PTA is sponsoring the
event.
Plans are almost completed
with the different organizations
of Mineola to be in charge of
a stunt. A very enjoyable even-
ing is anticipated with all home
talent being used on the pro-
ready to maxe the following gram.
predictions: v Tickets will probably go on
Connie Cowan and Sonny j sale a few days before the per-
Hearn will still go steady. Don. formance and everyone is urged
McCreary will be a star foot- to make plans to attend,
ball player. Henry Nuss will be
the class Casanova, giving all
the girls a chance. Peggy Ep-
person will be the quiet mem-
ber of the class with Betty
Grimes as class chatterbox. Bud
Browning will take Pat Vick-
ery’s place with Doris Justice.
Earl Bozarth will still be flirt-
ing with all the girls, and Nor-
ma Jean Hudson will still be
trying to get Donald Lee Col-
lier’s attention: Dorothy Jean
Vandergriff and Bobby Ann
Smith will be a new duet with
Pat Bogan accompanying them
on his banjo. Evelyn Wells and
Rosemary Cooper will still be
great pays. Juanita James’ loud
laughter will still ring through
MHS study halls. Tommy Bar-
rett and Dorsey Erwin will be
the first to get acquainted with
our Board of Education. Wayne
Henderson and Fredda Horton
will be another steady couple.
Victor Paul Adrian and Bobby
Kennimer will be the class
Roy Dickerson will probably
make good use of our new ten-
heavy weights. Ray Cooper and
nis court. John Jordan is the
quiet boy in the class. Jimmie
Malone will take part in assem-
bly as an announcer. Bina Lou
Barnett will still be seen on the
Honor Roll every six weeks. Le
Grande Sims will take part in
all class activities. Don Gipson
will take his place alont with
“Husky” Peters and Billy Whit-
ten. Bobby Streety will be the
Central Christian
Church Revival
To Begin May 10
The Central Christian Church
will begin a revival Thursday,
May 10th and will continue
through the 20th, it was an-
nounced Wednesday.
Rev. J. Leslie Finnell, District
Evangelist, will do the preach-
ing. The evening service will
begin at eight o’clock’ and it
has not been decided yet wheth-
er morning services will be held.
The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend any or all of these ^
services.
L. A. Smith, field representa-
tive of the American Legion
Department of Texas, will be
the guest speaker at the regu-
lar meeting of the Luckett
Cochran Post 296 here Monday
night. He will discuss in detail
the “GI Bill of Rights” and
answer any questions which
anyone wishes to ask. He is
thoroughly familiar with this
bill and capable of answering
these questions.
The neighboring posts of
Hawkins, Grand Saline, and
Winnsboro are also to be the
guests of the Luckett Cochran
Post at this meeting.
The meeting will be held in
the hall beginning at eight
o’clock. All members, or veter-
ans, who are not members, are
cordially invited to be present.
Refreshments will be served at
the conclusion of the session.
SAND SPRINGS
Well, I guess everyone has
been enjoying these few days
of warm sunshine.
Mrs. Lillian Smiley has been
on the sick list but is some bet-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smiley
Ed Baker and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Burks of Forest
Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Larkie
McDaniel had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Sanders
Sunday.
Mrs. Everette Harrell and
children spent last weekend
with her parents, of the New
Hope community.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Null and
daughters visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Baker Saturday night.
Sunday School was well at-
tended Sunday. J. H. English
was with us and made a very
nice talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Larkie McDaniel
spent last weekend with her
sister and family, Mrs. Dave
Jones, at Wills Point.
Miss Bonnie Dixon spent
Monday nigh$ with Mr. and
Mrs. Maldoh Smiley.
Everyone remember that Sun-
day, May./il3, Mother’s Day,
there will be a dinner and stew
and in the. afternoon a home-
coming and singing will be en-
joyed here ,at Sand Springs. Ev-
eryone is invited.
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Celestite, used in the manu-
facture of Signal Lights and
tracer bullets,; is mined in No-
lan and Brown Counties.
The highest temperature ever
recorded at a Texas weather
station was 120 degerees at
Seymour, August 12, 1936.
The lowest temperature ever
recorded was 23 degrees below
zero at Tulia Feb. 12, 1899, and
again at Seminole- Feb.' S, 1933.
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Cotton because of his blond 0f Ennis, for their visitors dur
hair. Merril Roberts and Alfred tjie weekend
Robertson will be as bashful as Mr. and Mrs.” Jake Gurdock
ever. Herbert Dokey, Weldon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Patterson will be turning those
toothpaste grins on everyone.
Max Smiley will be shifting
his glance from Maxine Hud-
son to Barbara Snyder. Bennie
Largent will still be Dollie Mae
Smith’s ideal. Ruth L. Reagan
and Jimmie Flynt will still be
quarreling and making up.
Our Ride
Along the dusty road we flew)
With not a care in life.
T’was on a lonely ride like this
I said I’ll be your wife.
Remember dear you held my
hand.
And whispered sweet and low,
“I love you, d«ar, and want you
to
Go with me where I go.”
But now the war has come
along, 1
And now yoifre far away.
We’ll take This ride again, my
dear, \j
When you pro home to stay.,
Phillips Tucker
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