The Reveille (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 12, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 11, 1962 Page: 4 of 6
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April 11, 1962
Page 4
WITH REGRETS
CLINIC RATING
Blackmore Bids Farewell
MRS. MAY BLACKMORE
Carole Hanson Wins
Frito-Frazes Contest
Teacher Honored
accept . and tered wth two teams apiece.
MaM CONTEST NUMBER 3
Solution
Bale Sale
A Happy ' Heartbreaker. . . . Glad Cad
(AAA)
(Diners Club)
A Grizzly Trap
Bear Snare
A Bowling; Lane’s Restaurant
COMPLETE AUTO
AIR-CONDITIONING
A Movie Critic
An Overweight Husband
SERVICE
Frozen Shortening
AUTHORIZED
MARK IV
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SERVICE
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STANDIFER
(0)
SERVIGENTER
FL 7-0501
C. H. STANDIFER
9998 MARSH LANE
SOLUTION
At Walnut Hill Lane
PHONE: FL 2-9088
Monday Through Saturdays — 9:30-5:30
Thousands of
PAPERBACK BOOKS
PHONE.
NAME.
VARSITY BOOK STORE
ADDRESS.
STATE.
.ZONE.
CITY.
6413 HILLCREST
ACROSS FROM SMU
critos=s
(example) a “Bale Sale”
(example) a “Glad Cad”
5 THIRD PRIZES — FRITOS GIFT PACK
in FRITOFRAZESContest
YOU
CAN
WIN
. .Minor Diner
Flicker Picker
Petrified Spaghetti.... Stony Macaroni
An Underage Dinner Guest .....
Please
or Type
A Duck Biscuit
A Horse Joke. .
“Moby Dick” . . .
7 retail
price
$29.95
CLASSICS TO MODERN
Outlines and Translations
COMPLETE SETS OF PRIZES FOR EACH CONTEST!
EASY! Just turn each definition below into two
words that rhyme. ___
• Any registered student of this school may enter.
Question
(Example)
A Cotton Auction . .
FIRST PRIZE — RCA "
TRANSISTOR RADIO
4 SECOND PRIZES —CHOICE OF
RCA RECORD ALBUM
Chubby Hubby
.....Hard Lard
‘FRITO-FRAZES" #3*
Choir Receives
Highest Score
The Concert Choir of 140 voices
received a superior plus plus rat-
ing at the 1962 choral clinic Thurs-
day night at Hillcrest High School.
The rating is the highest possible.
Dr. Lara Hoggard of California,
who is considered top in judges
throughout the nation, judged the
choir according to the standards
of the 10 best high school choirs
in the nation.
The choir sang “Alleluia,” by
Randall Thompson, and “Quest for
God,” by Kathryn Allen.
The choir sang with other high
school choirs of the city at the
citywide festival Saturday at the
State Fair Music Hall.
Alley Galley
Quacker Cracker
.......Nag Gag
.....Pale Whale
• Each entry must be accompanied by price-mark
from a package of FRITOS corn chips. A
• Enter as often as you wish.
• In case of ties, contestants will be E
mailed tie-breaking puzzles. E
• Winners to be announced in this paper. M
• Judges’ decisions will be final. “
JUNIOR AND MISSES APPAREL
DRESSES — SUITS
COSTUMES — CASUALS — FORMALS
SIZED VARIOUSLY 5-20
USE this blank or make your own. Enter even if you can’t solve every
"Frito-Fraze”. Mail with price-mark from package of Fritos to:
FRITO-FRAZES, P. O. BOX 8989, DALLAS 16, TEXAS
Entries must be postmarked on or before April 14
QUESTION
What is...
1. A COTTON AUCTION_______________
2. A HAPPY HEARTBREAKER___________
3. A WOODEN ANIMAL______________
4. A SCARY HALLOWEEN COSTUME
5. A CONCEITED NATIVE OF DENMARK
6. THE CRY OF A FRUSTRATED MAMMAL
7. A COFFEE-MAKER FOR A MORTICIAN
8. A POPULAR DANCE ROUTINE________
9. A DOCTOR'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
10. A GREASE-GUN HOSE ________
11. A RUNDOWN TAXI GARAGE_________
12. AN EXCAVATED INSECT
tfHave Clipper, Will CuV*
Will's Barber Shop
Come by
317 Preston Forest Village
Or Can EM 1-2501
Dallas, Texas
THE SAMPLER
231 Marsh Lane Shopping Village
Judges of the “Frito-Frazes”
second contest had tnelr work cut
out for them this time at TJ. In
announcing the winners today, the
judges said that because of so
many near-correct answers, prizes
will be awarded to extra winners.
The first-place winner, Carole
Hanson, will receive the top prize
of an RCA Victor Transistor Ra-
dio.
First-place winner was decided
only after Carole Hanson, Mike
Collins and Craig Moffatt compet-
ed in a special tie-breaker contest
handled by mail.
Mike Collins, Craig Moffatt, Bob
Stevens, Leslie Murphey and Tom
Holloway were second-place win-
ners, and will receive RCA Victor
record albums.
MY HIGH SCHOOL-------------
FRITOS IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF FRITO-LAY. INC.
CONTEST NUMBER 35
^Rays
150 Inwood Village
FL 2-6637
self-dependency to
The third-place winners, to re-
ceive a Fritos Gift Pack, consist-
ing of Frito-Lay snack products,
were Mack Diltz, Paul Winchester,
Jimmy Ellington, Thomas Kasner,
Doug Reeder, Harold Granek,
Richard West and Jane Gay How-
ell.
Judges said that one perfect en-
try was received but could not be
counted because it was received
after the deadline.
A new contest—the third and
final one in the series—-has now
started. The details can be found
in this newspaper. The deadline for
the current contest is April 14th
The winners will be announced in
the May 2 issue.
The “Frito-Frazes” contests are
simple. Entrants — any registered
complete difficult assignments;
second it should generate the at-
titude of energetic optimism, and
third it should present you with
enough knowledge to be ready for
the next step; whether it be work
or college.
students of Thomas Jefferson High
School—just turn the contest defi-
nitions into two words that rhyme.
Each entry must be accompanied
by a price-mark from a package
of Fritos corn chips. But a student
can enter as often as he or she
wishes.
Many entries were close to being
correct in the second contest, but
had to be eliminated from the first-
prize consideration because of im-
proper sequence of words, unneces-
sary use of the possessive form, or
errors in spelling.
To win, entrants don’t have to
complete all of the rhymes. Judges
said that entrants should try to
complete as much of the puzzle
as possible and mail it in.
The solutions to contest two are
’isted below.
THE REVEILLE
9
NDCC Rifle Teams
Complete Season
TJ’s two rifle teams concluded
their season at the Trinity Rifle
Match, Saturday, April 7.
The Varsity team placed sixth
in the over-all competition with
868 points out of a possible 1,000.
The individual scores were as
follows: Doug Kinser, 188; David
Kizer, 180; Dick Coleman, 175;
Rusty Gandy, 163; Rob Myers,
162, and Gary LaCroix, 156.
Military 1 (sophomore team)
placed fourth in their division with
a score of 803. The individual
scores were: Rob Myers, 167; Ron-
nie Gonzalez, 170; Clinton Swin-
dler, 156; Richard Wakefield, 149;
Bob Wilson, 161, and Chris Gilbert,
149.
Fifteen Reserve Officer Training
Corp (ROTC) and National Defense
Cadet Corp (NDCC) schools en-
Mrs. May Blackmore, who is
leaving TJ after teaching here for
five years, was honored Saturday
from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of
Miss Betty McClain, 3140 South-
western.
Twenty teachers who have
taught at Jefferson for three or
more years were in the house
party. Approximately a hundred
guests, close friends of Mrs. Black-
more and teachers with whom she
has, worked, were present.
Mrs. Blackmore was a teacher
at TJ when it opened in 1956.
Mrs. G. May Blackmore, senior
English teacher and sponsor of the
Student Council since the school
opened in 1956, has announced
that this will be her last year of
teaching here.
Mrs. Blackmore is leaving be-
cause her husband, Dr. Blackmore,
has been made clinical director
foi medical research at the Sterl-
ing Winthrop Medical Research
Institute in Albany, New York.
‘My reaction to leaving is one
of deep regret. It’s hard to ac-
cept,” she said. "I don’t know
if I’ll teach up there or not. It’s
going to be hard to become satis-
fied with another school. When
you have watched an institution
grow you feel closer to it than
going into a school already set
up.”
Mrs. Blackmore said that if she
does not teach she will miss the
association with students.” The
most interesting people in the
world are high school seniors.
They are no longer children and
havet an optimism about the fu-
ture that most adults have lost.”
When asked what she thought a
high school should prepare a
young boy or girl for, she replied,
“First it should prepare you with
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