The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1953 Page: 4 of 4
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THE WESTERNER WORLB
Thursday, April 2, l$#§
GluMicity . .
Tate Speaks To FBLA
by Gailya Tonroy
"Ethics in Business" was the
speech given to the Future Busi-
ness Leaders of America Monday,
March 23, by Dr. Donald Tate,
head, of the business department
of Texas Technological college.
Joanne Holmes, corresponding
secretary of the Student council
convention in Lubbock, spoke on
"The Origin, History, and Benefits
of the Texas Assocaition of Stu-
dent councils” to members of Miss
Kathleen Ingram’s homeroom 110
last Tuesday.
Four Latin students of the
sixth-period Vergil class present-
ed speeches during the Gens To-
gata meeting Monday in room
252. Mike Groves spoke on “Glip-
ses of Roman Life Found in the
Aeneid; ” Marian Hampton, “Ver-
gil’s Descriptive Power;” and Ann
Weaver, "The Supernatural Moti-
vation in the Aeneid.” Betty Jo
Starnes read some of the original
poems inspired by Vergil.
The annual Future Teachers of
America banquet will be Monday,
April 27.
Capt. Howard Schuelein, chief
of police at Reese Air Force base,
spoke to members of the Junior
Red Cross club Monday in room
249 in appreciation of work done
by the club for the base guard-
house. Mrs. George Lovelace,
chairman of the Lubbock Red
Cross volunteers introduced the
speaker.
New officers of homeroom 128
are as follows; president, Max
Macon; first vice-president, Gail
Owens; second vice-president,
James Collins; secretary, Camille
Parish; and reporter, Karen Sue
Dickson.
Four Tech Spanish students,
Sue Burke, Sammy Dunn, Juan-
ita Casas, and Jean Shelley Smith,
gave a panel discussion on "Six
Weeks in Mexico” to the Pan-
American club, Monday in room
256. Hotels, varied scenery, and
points of interests to tourists were
described.
"How to Apply for a Job” and
“Do Schools Prepare Young Peo-
ple for the Problems of the
World?” were the two speeches
given by Billy Blakeley and Tom-
i
13 Names Added
To Honor Roll
The following 13 names have
been added to the third nine
weeks’ honor roll.
Students taking four soiids and
making three A’s and one B are
Betty Ruth Cox, Camelle Parrish,
Mary Jo Rogers, Frank William-
son, and Ava Willingham.
Those taking four solids and
niakin two A’s and two B’s are
Clyde Brazill, Wyvonne Cox, Bill
Craig, J. W. Hutchinson, Kay Mc-
Donald, and Bradford Reeves.
Glenda Ingram and Bob Welch
were among those making three
B’s and one A.
Junior Drama Cast
For 1953 Selected
Rehearsals are well in progress
on the 1953 junior play, "State
Fair,” by Phil Stong, after the
selection of the cast last week.
Mr. D. M. Howell, director, has
announced the following people
as the cast: Carl Stensland as the
philosophical storekeeper; John
Bacon as the easily-"riled” Abe
Frake; Gwynella Bennett, Melis-
sa Frake, his amiable wife; Ro-
land Ponce arid Wanece Bounds
portray Wayne and Margy Frake;
Beth Gordan plays Emily; Mari-
lyn Chesher is Eieanor, Wayne’s
long-time sweetheart; James Dunn
is Harry Ware, Margy’s boyfriend;
Fred West plays Pat Gilbert, the
reporter; Celina Roberts is Mrs.
Rollins, last year’s irritating
pickle champion; and the swag-
gering carnival barker is played
by Sheldon Cunningham.
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The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1953, newspaper, April 2, 1953; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth662570/m1/4/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lubbock High School.