White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1939 Page: 3 of 10
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FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1939
WHITE DEER REVIEW, White Deer, Carson County, Tew*
The Bucks’ Tale
VOL. X.
Edited Weekly by Students of Journalism of White Deer High School
NUMBER 36
THE BUCK’S TALE
whanTduT'hign school
PRESS ASSOCIATION
Staff
Editor-in-chief-----Ruth Eakin
Managing Editor — Gilbert Tubb
Sports Editor----J. A. Roberta
Feature Editor — Dorothy Hester
Exchange Editor— Jewel Beighle
INTRODUCING the FACULTY
Name: B. E. McCollum;
Subject teaching and position:
Coach, physical education, math-
ematics, general science;
Degree Held: B. A.;
Hobbies: Sports;
Years teaching here: Four
years;
School from which degree was
-obtained: Hardin-Simmons.
Name: H. M. Howell;
Subject teaching and position:
Vocational Agriculture;
Degree held: B. S.;
Weakness: Too easy on boys
who like to work;
Bobbies: Getting agriculture
bovs to grow pigs;
Pet dislike: Smart “aleck”
students;
Years teaching here: Complet-
ing third;
School degree was abtained:
Texas Tech;
Subjects taught since teaching
career began: Vocational Agri
culture, High school principal.
General Science, 7th grade arith-
metic, football, basketball, track.
SOMETIMES WE WONDER
GRADE HAPPENINGS
FOR THE WEEK
The boys played the Skelly
boys in baseball, Monday after-
noon.
Tuesday and Wednesday they
had exams.
Wednesday they cheeked in
books.
Wednesday the fifth grade had
a room party from 2 to 3:40.,(
No school on Thursday.
Report cards are to be given
out at 1:00 this afternoon.
We repair cljean
any make of radi-
ator Automobile,
Truck or Tractors
Why:
Some of the girls think its so
funny to hide and tie knots in
boy’s clothes when they are in
swimming. IWhat about it girls?
The F. F. A. boys are so bash-
ful. There weren’t very many
girls at the party. Come, Come,
boys d'on’t be so bashful.
J. B. C. blushes so when she
went around a certain bend while
on the picnic Saturday. What
about it, Jean?
Dorris S. got her hair cut.
Could it be for spite Dorris?
Bob and Arnold could scuffle
without doing damage?
Where:
Four girls got their cute little
red ball caps?
A certain Sophomore girl got
her skinned knee. Have you been
up to bad tricks, D. B. ? We won-
der.
Ollie B. got the idea of yriting
a certain "blonde from out of
town. Better be careful, Ollie,
You know these women.
If:
James Gores will get his new
car and go courting in a big way.
Janet Smith spent all the week-
end in bed. It’s hard to believe,
Janet.
The juniors think they can
* have a banquet on 15c.
‘ Why:
Some of the girls didn’t want
to come to the Home Economics
party? Come, come don’t be bash-
ful, girls.
Boh Martin couldn’t come t o
the Home Economics party? Af-
ter all when you marry you are
not supposed to go ont with other
Women.
Janet Smith didn’t want t o
kiss Lois in the play. It couldn’t
have been because of Bill B.?
So many kids are failing. Well,
children it wont be too long be-
fore school is out.
Dolores and Jean Beth don’t
like the new names of E. C. and
W. B.? No, these names do not
stand for ally little boy.
H. E. wishes he lived in town?
Could it be because of Georgia
Faye ?
Why Hilma is having so much
trouble latelv? What -about it,
A.W.
Arnold blushed so at the Home
Ed party. Better watch where
you’re going.
Some of the kids rushed out of
the kitchen Tuesday night. Could
it be Miss Deal walked in?
So long till next time,
Mr. and Mrs. X Y Z
‘THE BUCKS EYE’
Heard:
Donald Crumpacker say “Said
the flyder to the spy,” instead of
“Said the spider to the fly,” at
the Junior-Senior banquet, Fri-
day night.
Bill Hawkins tell this on Mr.
Heath at the banquet. If you see
two men standing one is Mr.
Heath.
Joe New ask if you were sup-
posed to eat the carrot tops
which were on the plates at the
banquet. (It Was parsley.)
Bill Hinkley say that the crust
on the pie, at the banquet, was
sure tough. (It wasn’t even pie,
just ice cream made in the form
of a. pie.
Saw:
Mrs. Hill punching Mir. Hill
at the banquet, trying to get him
to quit laughing, and to act his
age.
Ruth Eakin, Margaret Kirk,
and James Gores sit down before
the Response by the choir at the
Baccalaureate Services. (They
hadn’t been told to l’emain stand-
ing but about a half dozen
times.)
VACATION TIME IS HERE
FOR THE TEACHERS TOO
Principal J. Davis Hill will
spend his vacation here, below
Dallas, Denver, Colo. Oklahoma
City, Graham, and Austin.
Miss Virginia Martin will re-
main in White Deer until June
11, and will then go to Colorado
where she will attend school.
Miss Gladys Holley will attend
school at Texas State Teachers
College for women in Denton
most of the summer, and will vis-
it in Fort Worth and Clarendon.
Mrs. Marsene Weaks is plan-
nino- a trip to Kentucky for two
weeks following June 1. She may
go to school a part of the sum-
mer.
Miss Clauda Everly will prob-
ablv visit in Denver.
■ Miss Odessie Howell intends
to go to school 6 weeks, and the
rest of the summer she will visit
at her home near Plainview.
Harold Drummond is going to
school at Colorado State College
of Education in Greeley, Colo-
rado.
Maurice Carlson will attend
school in Greeley.
Wendell Cain says he will at-
tend school in Seattle, Washing-
ton, if he can hitch up there and
hike back.
FLOWER GARDEN THEME
JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET
A flower garden was the theme
of the Junior-Senior banquet,
which was held Friday night.
May 12, at the Schneider Hotel
in Pampa.
Toastmaster Bill Hawkins,
“The Man With the Hoe” in-
troduced Ernestine Walker, who
gave the Welcome to Seniors.
“Our Garden.” The boys quar-
tette then sang, “The Garden of
To-Morrow, ’ ’ and ‘ ‘ Memeries, ’
The Response,” “A Garland of
Roses,” was given by Charlotte
Buchanan. Wendell Cain then
read, “A Rioyal Garden.” Fol-
lowing was a talk on “Toads
Suakes, and Butterflies.” by Don-
ald Crumpacker. Miss Clauda
Everly gave a talk on “Roses,”
followed by a Toast to the Facul-
ty, “Our Favorite Flowers,” by
Mildred Burrell. The program
closed with a speech, “Flowers
From an Old Bouquet,” a re-
sponse and toast to the seniors,
given by George A. Heath.
Then the entire group sang
school song.
The tables, and programs car-
ried out the theme of the flower
garden.
JUST IMAGINE
Nathan Edwards not thinking
he is the only pebble on the beaeh.
The Seniors getting to classes
on time on “Kids Day;,” and not
having to stay in.
Nadeen Romack and David Col-
lis trying to keep their love af-
fair a secret.
Wesley Honaker not saving
“Nita” " ’ *
bus every morning. We wonder
what will come of this, kids?
Da Hen Kotara being too bash-
ful tb take her love notes to Bill
Gumfroy. Do you know anything
about this, Dorothy?
Nell Roach being so mean to
Glene Harlan. What is the mat-
ter with your face, Gene?
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The way some radio audiences
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Seen at the Baccalaureate Ser-
vices Sunday night were: Iva
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Poul Kerbow, LeVerne Edwards,
Hazel Colgrove, Melba Jo Daw-
son, Ray Bunger, Fay Bunger,
Opal Colgrove, Me Connell, Hyl-
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Hazel Earp Phillips, Fred Hai-
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Richard Barnes, Besie Grace, Pat-
sy Benedict, Proxie Haiduk,
Proxie Kotara, Wright Walkup,
Kathryn Gijeen, Bill McCreary,
Bryce Milligan, and Margaret
Watson.
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The
WHITE DEER
GRADUATES
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Simmons, W. W. White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1939, newspaper, May 19, 1939; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth871895/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carson County Library.