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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
7
Names of students and staff are listed for a Senior English Club meeting and related school activities. The text mentions Ellen Marsh as president and am Zaire as secretary, with several seniors and staff noted in a fragmented report about club officers and upcoming events.
A jumble of locker room chatter, class gossip, and Friday night rumors swirls through Carbond High. Whispered names like Silvia and Lucille surface amid questions about algebra, sports heroes, and a new student council elte.
The local civic committee announces a leap year dance to be held in Austin's Hall on Saturday February 22. Music by the Bender Orchestra of Sealy. Admission priced for ladies and men admitted free. The event is set to take place after Easter.
An advertisement fragment cites Verma Schlepp praising a dermatology product. The text asserts pimples disappeared and skin became smooth and glowing, mentioning May 4 and a drug store. The readable portion is garbled but indicates an endorsement of cosmetic treatment.
Readable fragments describe Valentine lore and a school band at Eagle Lake Texas. Notes mention Jane Reed and other students, a band director, and nervous first-time performances. Mentions University of Texas student Ming Roth Johnson, upcoming Texas celebration pieces, and band rehearsal anecdotes with names and events.
The article records Freshmen officers elected for a second term at Rio Verde with Jack Ney as president and Betty Jule Ter Nyetly as vice president. secretary Robert Adams and sergeant at arms Pau Bulas. It also mentions a chaotic diary-like weather recap and various school activities including plays, the Crusades show, and plans for a banquet.
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