The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1943 Page: 5 of 8
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THE FLATONIA, ARGUS THURSDAY, -OCTOBER 14, 1943
Flatonia School News
(Continued From Page 4)
From A Teacher’s Desk
—Grade Bell
In this space alloted me
I should like to make a sin-
cere appeal to mothers of
the pupils of Flatonia
schools and to other inter-
ested citizens.
Will you come let us
counsel together on the sec-
ond Thursday in each re-
maining month of the school
year?
It is likely that we mav
be able to derive much
pleasure and benefit by
Coming to know each other
better. Through our plan-
ning and co-operation we
may be able to carry thru
projects which improve
study and recreational ad-
vantages for the children.
Through many years the
Parent-Teacher Association
has proved its usefulness
as an organization bringing
into close relationship the
home and the school: Its
policies are noncommercial,
nonsectarian, and nonparti-
san. Its purpose' is to bring
Sophomore Claj. News
—Bernic? Syripek
The sophomores had a
meeflne' October 7. We de-
cided for our class colors
to be ultra-Marine and
gold. Those chosen on the
program committee are Win
ona Webb, Doris Jean Ny-j
'_um, Thomas Scates and j
Roy Rietz. We will have
our class program- every *
two weeks.
FFA News -rfle ,*
—Otto Baumgart
The FFA boys are having
a dance at the SPJST Hall
Friday, October 15, at 8:00
o clock in the evening. Ev-
ery one in the high school
is invited to attend.
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Key! ’<• Katy
— ? 7 ?
Ahah! Do the rest, of
you want to know what I
saw through everyone’s
keyhole this past week?
BoyN Its really been fun
peeping through on some of
into closer ‘ relation the I X°!i; W^at difference does
home and the school in or- ,f™theX,do Tca,n. me
der that parents*and teach- hit Pv"? Tom ’ 1 kinda
ers may co-operajte intel- TV"6’ don>t you2
ligently© looking toward the L, w to et yo,u ln on 80me
greatest advantages possi-] *"y Peep-a-boo-a-bang!!
biff for the children for aPe*P. you’ll
their physical, mental, so- tuy ’ but 1 U3UaI1y get
cial, axj- spiritual educa- ... I4i.t
btopl Look! Listen! If
^We need your presence, b?“ ah®,*r_,.a b‘ff-bam-ka
your friendly 'counseling Hr It °°v 8°?,red
and co-operation. I , ^ probably be Gor-
—J. Irene Nycum, teach- 8trear»l>ne
- er-of the fifth grade. Li n .* merrily
,, __ *• Dont let anyone
Boy’. Sport. p/°U U£°Ut your car>
_Gene Herzik Gordon. Everyone knows
Uene Herz.k you wou]dn-t chanfre for
The boys have been play- even a 1943 Buick!
ing football for the past Ernest Bartek has an eve
week during the morning on a certain sophomore
p ay period. The games blonde. Know anything
played were as follows; about it, Maxine?
Monday, Co. A-6, Co. B-6. Help wanted in solving
I uesday Co. A-0, Co. C-0. this mystery. Which • one
Wednesday^ Co.B-6, Co.C-O. j Qf.tkia admirers , does the
Thursday, Co. A-8, Co. B-O.jgood Hiking junior'boy like
■Friday, Co. A-0, Co. C-0, I best? B _
- • The captains of the com-|mind, J. W., the" gifl
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er; Co. c1( Robert {Stoner. noticed that flashy watch
The^bays %will continue Lillian Krenek is sporting
with their garnet next’ week these days? Hurrah for
-* - jailors!
Fre.hman H. E. New. J Gee, what a jar! Oh, no,
—Margaret Rietz not for us, but for Neldeari
The freshman class has j Helton who slipped and
just completed* their toys in I Fell before getting on the
homemaking. There were bus Friday afternoon. Was
all kinds, such as stuffed it the books that overbal-
toys, trains, horses, etc. anced you or someone on
We also had an educa- the bus, Neldean?
tional future homemaker Della Sladecek and Ma-
meeting on October 7 with rie Williamson have been
the main topic, “Toys and walking around in a daze
Play for the Pre-School since they attended the
Child.” Shiner dance on Oct. 3.
-. Wonder how long it will
Perfect Junior Girl Would be before the freshmen boys
Have: | learn not to eat candy in
Hair like Bertha Otahal; | science class? Wonder if
complexion like Lillie Maepbe ^*rst graders enjoyed
Pavlicek, teeth like - Anita ™e cajidy they got as much
Bacak, eyes like Dixie Rob- as *be of the freshman
inson, nose like Clara Kelso, c*aS8 enJoyed the joke?
peronality like Charline I Hit Songs of Flatonia
Rightmer, mouth like Wil-
lene Rightmer, figure like
Gertrude Freytag, legs like
Mildred McCall, voice like
Delores Walker, grooming
like Mary Cardenas, ears
like Jossie Mica, fingernails
like Mary Grace McClana-
han, hands like Lillian Far-
ek. —This completes the
perfect junior girl. Know
anybody like her?
Tenni. Club New.
—Gertrude Freytag
The tennis club voted on
the rules that were written
rules wil'l 'be'Tort^’wh?™ I, ^r‘ *T
they can be seen by aH an,I ^£efv ^“’d.’ ly
the members are asked to ma;t B uuuy
abide by them. The back-| Bon-ho'n— Winona, after
High School—
Let’s Get Lost—Freshmen
as soon as they suspect
an initiation.
He’s My Guy— Normal
Ann Albrecht to Wil-
liam Miller.
No One Knows the Trou-
bles I’ve Had— Mr. Pech-
acek after a period of |
Algebra II.
Please Think of Me_I
Gene Herzik to his
Srhulenburg flame. I
We’ve Done it Before — J
Co. A to Co. B before
one of their football
games.
There’s Something about
stops have been repaired
and one dozen tennis balls
have been bought by the
hearing hearing
tennis club rules.
I Don’t Want to Walk
dub. As soon as the other without Vou -G0°rdon tS
court is fixed, tennis will
be enjoyed by many of the
high school students.
Senior Cla.. New.
—Martha Marie Scheer
The seniors met on Oct. 3
and selected their invita-
tions. After a lengthy dis-
cussion, the class decided
Bertha before he got
his car.
He’s In The Army Now
Della Sladecek since
Bill Hopper became a
B. P.
Back the Attack —Spirit
of Flatonia high school
student*.
-------- ----- I'll be seein’ *ya again
on a very plain, but classey, next week. Bye-bye,' buy
invitation. They are all | bonds I.
pleased with their selection. As ever-* Katy. v"
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Nycum, T. F. The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1943, newspaper, October 14, 1943; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth988223/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.