Yellow Jacket Yapper (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, February 7, 1964 Page: 4 of 8
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YELLOW JACKET YAPPER
FEBRUARY 7, 1964
Attendance Dips |
Third Six Weeks
"Attendance records for the
third six weeks have shown a
considerable drop compared with
the first two six weeks,” an-
nounces Assistant Superinten-
dent Glendon Broumley.
The attendance average the .
first six weeks was 97.57 per ■
cent; the daily average, 1069.22.
The second six weeks total was
96.21 per cent; daily average,
1051.08. The third six weeks to-
tal was 94.76 per cent; daily av-
erage 1025.72.
One hundred twenty-two tar-
dies the third six weeks, 114
the second and 76 the first six
weeks were recorded.
Tommy’s
Beauty Shop
Specializing in Styling
136 Ridgeway Ml 5-2821
P esohe
• C HIROPRACTOR
202 N. CADE € *0, *5-4*4
Friou Floral
Charles Friou
Ingram Walker
1116 E. Henderson
Ph. MI 5-2404
Open 6:30 - Starts 7 P.M.
CHIEF DRIVE-IN
TONITE and SAT.
• CLARK
D GABLE
FEATURES!
"THE TALL MEN"
"SOLDIER OF FORTUNE"
"BETRAYED"
FEB. 14 - 15
• WAR
D STORIES!
"PORK CHOP HILL"
"THE ENEMY BELOW"
"MERRILL’S MAURADERS’
FEB. 21 22
VAMPIRE
SHOWS!
3
"VAMPIRE"
"VAMPIRE’S GHOST"
"VAMPIRE & BALLERINA"
All Tickets 75c
1
Librarian Golda Adams pauses to note left, checks the day's news while Scott
reading interests of these four students Lawson, Raymond West and Hal Ham
during their library period. Joey Robinson, mond "crack" the books.
LIBRARIAN SEEKS
NEW ASSISTANTS
"Dependability and attitude
are the main factors in consid-
ering the girls who work in the
library," comments Librarian
Golda Adams, who is taking ap-
plications for assistants to work
this semester.
To be eligible, girls must have
an 85 average, be dependable
and good citizens.
Mrs. Adams prefers the new
assistants be freshmen or soph-
omores because they have long-
er to train and work.
Featuring Fashions
For
Petites & Juniors
SING Suevice
Cleburne, Texas
YORK’S
FOOD MARKET
504 N. Granbury
MI 5-6648
H. B. Buttrill
Distributor of Texaco
Quality Products
510 N. Border
T OPEN 1:45 — 75c - 25c
2 NOW thru SAT.
Jackie Gleason • Steve McQueen • Tuesday Weld
"SOLDIER IN THE RAIN"
FEB. 7-10-11-12 • SUN. - MON. - TUES. - WED.
THE BOLD HEW LOOK IN LOVE AND SUSPENSE!
M-G-M II| UF
psTHUL AL
Co-starring
FINE SIMMER E
FEE. 13 THRU 19 — HERE . . . ONE WEEK
— They play • game of ---1 -
danger and delight... / 16 / ”
Cary Audrey gO
Grant Hepburns
El--------. A
FEB. 20 - 21 - 22
Burl Ives in
"THE BRASS
BOTTLE" ;
Books Worth $80,000
At Students' Fingertips
Each student has over $80,006
worth of books at his disposal
in the school library.
More than 20,000 books have
been purchased for the library. |
Unfortunately, many of them 1
have been stolen.
An inventory taken at the end
I of the year by Mrs. Golda Ad-
ams, librarian, showed that 130
were taken last year.
Some books are returned after
a year or more.
"One book was returned after | Students Do Study
several years; it was found in I Most of the students use the
the top of a closet,” adds Mrs. library for studying.
Adams. | Phyllis Musick, Addams sen-
Daily Reports Made | ior, explains, "I like to study in
A report is turned in each day j the library because it’s quiet,
telling how many books of each ! Mrs. Adams chooses girls to
type are used. To estimate how | help her in the library. These
many reference books are used,
Mrs. Adams takes 10 Tser cent
of the total of all books checked
out. The report also helps her
know what books she needs to
buy. At the end of the year the
A € 1
Given $
Super Market
305 E. 2nd
Pyeatt’s Jewelry
Gifts of Distinction
7 N. Main
MI 5-7512
AN THE PRIZE
DIIC pomCAN PANAVISION'Ane
AU U.MUOINOUH METROCOLOR
a y Charade
" I .STANLEY DONENAdeem
A Universal Release • TECHNICOLOR
FEB. 23 - 24 - 25 - 26
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin in
"4 FOR TEXAS"
i report is sent to the Texas Edu-
| cation Agency at the Library De-
| partment in Austin.
The library’s most popular
reading material is the news-
paper; next are the magazines.
During an average period, about
20 magazines and most of the
newspapers are checked out.
"I use the newspaper to keep
up with current affairs for civ-
ics,” comments Troy Tarpley,
Edison senior.
girls check out books, keep the
shelves neat and catalogue 20
books each year. The girls give
up their study hall to work.
The library assistants have a
club which meets once a month.
At the meeting they discuss their
work and the problems that go
with it.
Mrs. Adams comments, "I
could not get along without
them.”
YELLOW JACKETS
Back Your Church
By Attending Every
Sunday
Cleburne Ministerial
Alliance
John F, McClure
& Son
206 S. Main
MI 5-4252
Margaret’s Beauty Cottage
705 Poindexter
Service and Satisfaction
our
Specialty
Ph. MI 5-7841
Hanks Booferie
Shoe Store
210 South Main Street
Phone MI 5-6711
I Bell's Cafeteria
Next Door to Bus Station
211 E. Henderson
Open 6:00 Close 5:30
Ph. Ml 5-8051
Good Food
Sun. 11:00 to 3:00
We Do Catering
Davidson's Work
For College Fund
Limits Activities
Until Feb.. 1, being a quick-
change artist might have come
in handy for Donnie Davidson,
Wilson junior, who had only 30
minutes to change clothes and
eat between his two jobs.
Donnie worked at Dickson’s
Department Store from 1 un-
till 5:30 and from 6 until 11 p.m.
, at the Esquire Theater. During
| a week he spent 62 hours work-
ing and 18 hours in school, which
required more than 47 per cent
of his time.
His outside activities were li-
mited but Donnie explained, "I
didn’t mind missing a few activ-
ities because I enjoyed my work:
and the opportunity to meet peo-
ple. I think having a part-time
job helps prepare a student for
the future."
Donnie is taking English III,
DE and American History.
He said his school work wasn’t
affected by his work.
He worked at Dickson’s for 21/2
years as a salesman. He began
working at the show as a door-
man but Feb. 1 he was promot-
ed to assistant manager, and
quit his job at Dickson's.
"I'm going to put away money
each week to help pay for my
college education," was Don-
nie’s answer to future plans.
TEXAN DRIVE-IN
1214 E. Henderson
409 W. Henderson
Charles Osborne, Mgr.
1105 S. Main
Slick Vereen, Mgr.
Tom Thumb
Super Market
We giVe Frontier
Savings Stamps
209 South Caddo
--------------------==t .
THE IMPERIAL SHOP
116 S. Main
Ml 5-4781
Cleburne, Texas .
Tejas Drive-In
1506 N. Main
CURB SERVICE
Cleburne
Shopping Center
Barber Shop
A. C. Elliott
Bob Watson
Paint and Paper
Picture Framing
3
DENNIS McWILLIAMS
County Tax Office
Dr. Jack Burton
Optometrist
.... Contact Lenses
....... Visual Training
.... Visual Analysis .
110 W. Henderson
Cleburne, Texas
Ph MI 5-251 1
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Yellow Jacket Yapper (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, February 7, 1964, newspaper, February 7, 1964; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1638982/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Johnson County Historical Commission.