The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1950 Page: 4 of 4
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WESTERNER WORLD
. Friday, February 17, 195®
Sweethearts Of The World Father-Son Banquet Set For L.H.S. Junior^Wins
Seen At Y-Teen Banquet Tuesday Night In Cafeteria
Members of the Hi-Y club will tend have been asked to bring a
be hosts for their dads and other
guests at the annual Father-Son
banquet to be held Tuesday night
at 7 o'clock in the Lubbock Senior
High school cafeteria.
John Morrisset, social chairman,
urged all boys to buy their tickets
from Sterling Miller, Garnet
Reeves, Don Hancock, or himself.
The tickets sell for $1.50 for one
and $2.75 for the member and his
dad. Boys whose dads cannot at-
“sit-in” dad. These guests include
Messrs. Clyde K. Sealy, district
supervisor for Hi-Y; Joe Holmes,
Mack Mead, Brownie Hamilton,
Vernice Ford, and Floyd Honey.
The Father-Son banquet is one
of several socials held during the
year for Hi-Y members. Others
include the initiation barbecue,
date parties, caroling party, and
overnight camp at Buffalo lakes.
In Regional Contest
Louis Ward, Lubbock Senior
High school junior, was named
the regional winner of a piano
contest sponsored by the State
Beard of Education in co-opera-
tion with the Houston Symphony
orchestra last Friday.
The contest here was open to
any music student in the South
Plains region and was directed’
by Dr. Gene Hammle, head of the'
Texas Tech music department.
Today Louis, who plays the-
first-chair oboe in the L.H.S.
band, will go to Austin to com-
pete with 27 other winners
throughout the state. The winner
of this meet will be given the op-
portunity of playing in concert
with the Houston symphony next
month, $200 in cash, and an all-
expense trip to the Gulf Coast
Fred Ellison were the Chinese
couple.
The Switzerland couple, June
Franklin and Walter Austin,
strolled along to the chorus’ sing-
ing of “Too-le-olle-olle.’’
From gay exciting Spain came
Johnny Zimmerman wasn’t pretending when he sang “There’s No
Tomorrow" to Anne Alexander as a part of the program last Monday
night at the Y-Teen Sweetheart banquet. They became engaged over
the Christmas holidays.
“You Plus” and “Sweethearts
Around the World’’ were the
themes centering the annual Y-
Teen Sweetheart banquet, held
Monday night in the main ball-
room of the Hilton hotel.
Mrs. O. L. Byrd spoke on the
qualities of “You Plus” stressing,
you plus your personality, you
plus your best fellow, and you
plus the remainder of the Twen-
tieth century.
“Sweethearts Around the
World” featuring the different
dress and customs of countries
was then presented. Nancy Mc-
Kissack and James Vernon re-
presented the American Indian
dressed in rough clothing, feathers
and beads, while Gloria Snell
sang “Indian Love Call” as an ac-
companiment.
Portraying a French couple
were Nancy McKissack and Sterl-
ing Miller. Marilyn Young and
if
Long Suede
Jackets with
Fringe
And Right at Home
in Boots 'n Saddle
They’re just about as rough and
tough and comfortable as they
can be. We’re talking about our
new supplies of Western duds.
Complete outfits from hat to boots
for the Westerner.
Excel Frontier Store
1107 13th
Dial 2-2861
FRIDAY—FEBRUARY 17th
YES, SIB THAT'S MY BABY
Donald O’Connor & Charles Coburn
“Dog Gone Tired”
SATURDAY—FEBRUARY 18ih
MEN OF TEXAS
Robert Stack & Broderick Crawford
“Lonesome Ghost” and “Brick Bradford Part 9”
12:00 PREVIEW:
GIVE MY BEGAEDS TO BR01BWAY
with Dan Dailey
SUNDAY Sr MONDAY—FEBRUARY 13ih & 20th
THE FIGHTING KENTUCKIAN
John Wayne & Vera Ralston
“Wags to Riches” & “News”
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY—FEBRUARY 21 & 22nd
BED, 1ST, AMD BLUE
Betty Hutton & Victor Mature
“Catrosphere” & “Ice Aces”
THURSDAY & FRIDAY—FEBRUARY 23rd & 24th
CHICAGO DEADLINE
Alan Ladd & Donna Reed
“Toy Tinkers” & “News”
1st show 7:15 P. M. Opens 6:15 P. M. 2nd show 9:15 P. M.
Gerre Bedford and Kenneth
Owen, along with “The Old Chap-
erone,” Gwen Wiley.
Johnny Zimmerman sang
“There’s No Tomorrow” to Ann
Alexander, his typical American
sweetheart to end the procession.
Quill, Scroll
To Initiate
New Members
Quill and Scroll members and
pledges will attend a “jake” night
Tuesday evening at 5:30 in the
publications office and a formal
initation Thursday night at the
Hilton hotel.
The requirements of member-
ship in Quill and Scroll, national
honorary society for high school
Journalists, are “C” average
grades; a recommendation from
Mrs. Dick Cozby, director of pub-
lications; 100 inches of stories
published in the WESTERNER
WORLD; 200 inches of photo-
graphs or drawings; 300 inches of
advertising; or being a section ed-
itor of the yearbook. The week of
pledging also required of the
“Jakes” ended Monday afternoon.
“Jake” night will be held early
Tuesday evening in the publica-
tions office. The pledges will then
endure more torture.
Mrs. James G. Allen, professor
of journalism of Texas. Tech, will
speak at the semi-formal banquet
Thursday night. The pledges will
be in charge of a brief program
and will be formally initiated in-
to Quill and Scroll. Old members
also have charge of part of the
program.
Pledges and their big sister or
brother are A1 Alschuler, Mary
Frances Forkner; Shirley Cart-
wright, Hubert Wadill; Ruth Bre-
azeale, Joy Pharr; Richard Hitt,
Norma Smith; Nancy McKissack,
Alene Mitchell; Mary Belle Perry-
man, Louise Davis; Charis Pinks-
ton, Faye Pruitt; and Glen Rainer,
Beverly Bantz.
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The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1950, newspaper, February 17, 1950; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth699792/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lubbock High School.