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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1931
Page
2
A fragmentary student council report recalls requests for regular assemblies as teachers and parents debate schedules and discipline. The narrative centers on Mr Boothe Mr Reed and Mr Allen with the group discussing policies and a curious fish story.
A listed stage version features Rob later Sir Gilbert Howe an heir hidden in infancy by Meg the gypsy. Constance loves Rob as Craven and Sir George plot capture while two romances unfold with Nina Jerome Zara Sinfo Marto. Rob escapes prison rises to estate fame as composer and wins Constance in a happy ending with period humor.
A school board meeting was announced with a public session on a forthcoming agenda. Details on date time and location were not clearly readable from the fragment.
County coaches met in Columbus to finalise arrangements for the county tournament on February 13 and 14, with about five teams likely to compete including Eyne Like Weimar Columbus Gagtroad and New Bidey. Ernest Powers may officiate if available and Eagles are urged to travel to Columbus for the event.
Mrs Engelhard objects to using Spanish letters in school work and cites four issues including forcing Percy to study when he is a gifted athlete The passage also notes opposition to Miss Hooten assigning poetry in junior classes and a disruption caused by turning pages in the study hall
A jumble of campus verse and dorm life sketches surveys faded lines about an old junked car, student romances, and class gossip. The piece blends poems and brief captions naming Elizabeth Westmoreland, Ruth Wardell, and Frances Hopkins amid playful campus chatter and sports tidbits.
A state selection lists coaches who contributed to the all star roster. Notable names include Coach Harry of Columbus, Coach Rice of Finto nia, Coach Newberry of Baston, Cowen Cottey of Bagle Lake, and Mr P J Dodson of Smythville, with both first and second teams featuring players from Smithville, LaGrange, Bastrop, Ragie Lake, and Columbus in a historic regional effort.
Red" Puller, a prominent but aggressive one man in the district, earned an unanimous first string at tackle with eight votes and two at end. Watson of Bastrop is left guard, Moss Thomas at center, Ying and Moss of LaGrange at tight end, Stancel of Schulenburg at right tackle, Dan Reynolds from Bastrop at right end, Burns of Smithville at left half, Wallace at full and quarterback Donne. Wallace is noted for dynamic runs, while Donne is smart and resourceful.
The Rag Hottinter defeated Garwood 20 to 16 Friday afternoon to close the game at the half before rallying for the late push. Eagles head to Bay City for a two game series with the Black Cats, first game on Friday night and second on Saturday.
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