White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1941 Page: 3 of 4
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1941
WHITE DEER REVIEW, White Deer, Carson County, Texas
The Buck’s Tale
Vol XI.
Edited Weekly by Students of Journalism of White Deer High School
Number 4
ELECTIONS TO FOLLOW
NEWLY-ADOPTED PLAN
j BUCKS MEET TULIA
| HORNETS HERE TONIGHT
This year the election of offi-
cers in the White Deer High
school are quite different from
what they were in the year past.
In order to elect a person to an
office the Constitution of our
school provides certain require-
ments.
If you wish to nominate a per-
son you have to put his or her
name on a petition and the prin-
cipal signs it. If he should not
sio-n it, it is because of the nomi-
nee’s past record. After 10 stu-
dents have signed the petition
there is an election held just like
our government elections.
This way the class profits and
so does each individual. The class
gets officers that will get the job
done, and he or she is not in of-
fice because of popularity, but
because of ability.
Each person learns to vote and
when he becomes of age, he will
know how to be a better citizen
and help make our government
better.
CAMPUS CHAT
Isn’t is strange that Glenda and
Vida don’t care about going into
Borden’s at Pampa now? Could it
be that their boy friends aren’t
working there anymore?
Several girls are wondering
whose watch Alma Ruth is wear-
ing.
Why are Julius M. and Carl D.
following Max Helen, Pauline,
and.1 Jo? We hope that one of
the girls isn’t left out when the
conclusion is di’awn.
Herbert R. is really getting pop-
ular. He had three girls Sunday.
I guess he thinks when one leaves
there will be another to take her
place. (Eh! Herbert?)
What about Pauline M. and
Charles C.? Must have been his
car she was driving Friday night.
We wonder what will become of
our new romance between Ray P.
and Leatrice H.
Everyone is wondering how the
girl “Frog” Adams was dancing
with at the Shell picnic felt when
she stumbled over his feet and
the band played on.
Marie Stansell really falls for
the McLean boys and how! Es-
pecially the one going to Way-
land college.
We Avonder Avho the good-look-
ing boy is that has been going to
church Avith Betty Dunn.
(We hear that Claudetta M. and'
•some of the boys from Pampa get
along just sAvell. Hoav about it,
Claudetta ?
FADS AND FASHIONS
All God’s chillun got slacks!
(Including the faculty.) Miss
Virginia Martin and Miss Vivian
Hammack are seen occasionally
Avearing some very attractive slack
suits. Miss Martin’s are of green
corduroy, and Miss Hammack’s
are blue Avith a red jacket.
Costume jeAvelry is the key-
note. Everything from miniature
musical instruments and winged
skates to a varied assortment of
patriotic pins signify Avhat “I”
like best. Incidentally, Tamara
Arw-ood and Alma Ruth EdAvards
are Avearing cute Avooden necklac-
es and, of course, everyone has a
heart bracelet. (Too bad it’s
aluminum that is wanted for de-
fense!)
Bangs—the tall girl’s blessing
—are rapidly taking their place
among the favorite hair styles,
but only one has really accepted
the short trend so popular this
season. It couldn’t be a certain
phys. ed. teacher! ?! ?
The girls are adorning their
curly locks Avith stars, birds, and
what-have-you, but bows still
take the lead. Let it be large or
small, or any color, you’re in style
if you’re wearing a boAV.
JUST ABOUT PEOPLE
Louise Gores Avas absent from
school Wednesday on account of
illness.
Vida and William Franks spent
the AA'eek-end in Portales, N. M.
Glenda Davdson spent the Aveek-
end in Pampa visiting friends.
Beatrice Haiduk, Nelrose Hor-
ton, LaVelle Horton, Leatrice
Wills, and Fred Wills all got
stranded at the home of David
Collis Sunday and had to spend
the night with David and his fam-
ily-
Evelena Bray Avas absent from
school Monday because of ill-
ness.
The White Deer Bucks Avill be
host to the Tulia Hornets at the
White Deer field tonight, for the
first home game of the season.
QSDeAV players for the team are
Joe Harold Romack and Clarence
Leonard.
The Bucks Avere defeated in the
tAvo games already played, the
first Avith McLean, 25-0, and the
second Avith Shamrock, 13-0, but
the Bucks are out to Avin the
games still to be played.
Starting lineup for tonight:
Willie Urbanczyk, Q; A. C.
Hourigan, HB; Leroy Milton, RII;
Gilbert Morris, LH; William
Fanks, LE; Laurence Hester, RE;
David- Collis, LT; Leon Wrinkle,
RT; Wesley Honaker, RG; Willis
Aulbert, LG; and Irvin Boyd, C.
F. F. F.
ELECTS OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR
White Deer chapter of Future
Farmers of America held their
second meeting last Friday at ac-
tivity period to finish electing of-
ficers.
Elected Avere: President, Dav-
id Collis; vice-president, Arnold
Doss; secretary, Herbert Rapstine;
reporter, W. D. Stalls; treasurer,
Jim Tom Freeman; parliamentar-
ian, Wilfred (Urbanczyk; watch
dog, Gene Harlan; historian, Fred
Baker; song leader, Daniel Ski-
binski; and band leader, Clarence
Leonard.
Plans were also discussed for
the boys attending at Tri-State
Fair and then going to the F.F.A.
banquet afterAvard.
SCIENCE CLASS STUDIES
PRACTICAL PROBLEMS
The science department is tak-
ing action early this year in the
study of more acute problems and
equations.
Wednesday, Sept. 24 the biolo-
ogy class went to Lake McClel-
lan to make a study of insects, be-
ing gone all day.
The chemistry class has begun
the study of chemical equations
and problems.
The general science class has
begun ihe scientific method of
study and in weighing various
kinds of projects.
All Avorkbooks and material for
study have arrived.
Science department has a total
of 64 pupils.
IMPROVEMENTS MADE
IN COMMERCIAL DEPT.
In the typing and bookkeeping
room a glass partition is being
put in to divide the typing class-
es from the bookkeeping classes.
Six neAv tables and 12 new chairs
have been purchased for the
bookkeeping room.
In the typing room are three
neAv typeAvriters and also there
are to be some
adjustable chairs.
neAv tables and
EXTRA ABOUT EXES
HOLLEY AND BEENE
TO SPONSOR FRESHMEN
Freshman class met last Thurs-
day in the cafeteria of the high
school. Miss Gladys Holley and
Elton Beene were chosen as their
class sponsors. Mr. Davis told them
how they were to vote at the elec-
tion held Thursday afternoon in
tke publications room.
JUNIORS DISCUSS
CLASS ELECTIONS
Almost half a hundred juniors
met Tuesday at activity period to
discuss the election of class offi-
cers for the coming year. Prin-
cipal Glenn F. Davis presided at
the meeting.
All voting will be done by bal-
lot this year to give the students
experience in that line. Each
of the nominees’ names must be
circulated on a petition, Avhich
must be signed by the principal
and 10 members of the class. All
petitions must be signed and
turned in by 3:20 o’clock Thurs-
day afternoon. Voting Avill begin
Friday at 12 o’clock noon and
Avill end at 3:20 p. m.
Mr. Davis said plans have been
made to give the juniors a series
of tests to see hoAv much each
student has accomplished in the
tAvo years he has been in high
school. The tests are standarized
and Avill count neither for or
against the students’ grade.
Mrs. B. R. Weaks and Avery
Freeman Avere chosen class spon-
sors.
SOPH SPONSORS ARE
MARTIN AND CHURCHILL
Sophomore class met Wednes-
day, Sept, 24, and elected Miss
Virginia Martin and Charles
Churchill as their class sponsors
for the year.
Principal Glenn F. Davis then
showed the class the correct Avay
to vote according to the Consti-
tution of Students Association of
White Deer High school.
CAN YOU IMAGINE—
David Collis being five feet
tall and not sitting beside Bea-
trice Haiduk in English IV class?
Frances Lott Aveighing 300
pounds and not running Avith Bil-
lie Ruth McDoAvell?
Vita Franks going to Pampa
and not going into Bordens?
Cherry Reim having blonde hair
and just one heart on her heart
Avristlet ?
Geraldine Walker going Avith
anyone but Aaron Staats?
Carrol Pearston and La Von
Taylor not going together on band
trips, or anyAvhere?
A. C. Hourigan Avithout a skin-
ned nose?
Dalton Greene not Avith Grace
Moss ?
Dorothy Bednorz crocheting in
the Speech I class and Mr. Cain
letting her get aAvay Avith it?
Mr. Cain going with Miss Dor-
othy Wittlif?
Charlene Wall having a red
jacket, green ribbon, and pink
anklet on?
All of the White Deer Bucks
being over six feet tall and Aveigh-
ing over 200 pounds each?
Anyone seeing Ollie - Henshaw
when she isn’t oheAving a Avad of
gum?
Miss Holley coming; to school
Avith her hair a peroxide blonde?
Anyone ever seeing Billie Ruth
McDowell when she Avasn’t
dressed up?
The White Deer ■ football b'Oys
beating Tulia tonight 65 to 0?
For Healthier and Happier Boys and Girls
J Grimes GrMiLKA Dairy
• Syble Roe Avas married Satur-
day, Sept. 20, to Elton Cummings
of Fort Sill, Okla.
Donald Nicholson Avas back from
college at Canyon last Saturday.
Donald has a scholarship in agri-
culture.
Raymond Blodgett is going to
school at Pampa.
Daniel Bednorz has gone to
California to Avork in an airplane
factory.
Donald Crumpacker is Avorking
in the Farmers National bank
here.
Richard Pearston is staff ser-
geant at Randolph Field, San An-
tonio. ,
Rex Russell is serving as Scout-
master at Odessa.
Bill Gumfory visited school last
Thursday.
R. D. Seitz is Avorking in an
oilfield near Carlsbad, N. M.
Johnny Wells AA7as at church
here Sunday. Johnny is a member
of the staff of Radio Station
KPDN at Pampa.
Emma Haiduk Avas in White
Deer Thursday.
Sam and Elbert Houston visited
school last Monday.
Marion Carey is railroad oper-
ator at Fargo, Okla.
“Rusty” White is in Califor-
nia working in an airplane fac-
tory.
Clarence Anderson has. a job
at Borger Avith the Phillips 66
company. He and Mrs. Ander-
son (the former Wilda Faye
left Tuesday to make their home
in Borger.
Charles Kirkwood visited school
Monday.
James Jett was also at school
Monday. He is Avorking on the
Schaffer ranch.
Mildred Haggerty was accepted1
as a neAv member of the Kerry
Kotta Co-ed club Thursday night.
Pat Bednorz was in Pampa at
the previeAv Saturday night.
First at Home
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Simmons, W. W. White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1941, newspaper, October 3, 1941; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth874959/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carson County Library.