All-Sports Banquet Honors School Athletes and Staff
The event recognized top performers in volleyball and other spring sports, with awards for leading squad members. Speakers included band director Eagle Lake and cheerleader Gertson. President Oscar Miller presented appreciation gifts to Mrs. Westmoreland and janitor John Smith as dancers enjoyed Jodie Braden's Orchestra.
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Elizabeth McCowan
Evangelite Loessin
Mary Ethel Bryant
Jean Causey
Gail Beyette
Honvicka
Causey
Sen
Konvicka
Bar- Marie Brumbe- Hodde
Betty Lou Ethe
Bryant
Jeen Jo Ann Sens
Shirley Jetty DeShaza
Edith Goodson
Kongiven Spethe
Laughlin Hospital Patient List This Week
Hospital records show patients and dismissals at Laughlin Hospital with numerous names from city and Sheridan. Includes both white and colored patients in a historical roster with multiple family entries and caregivers.
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Lewis Tyler
Altair
Otto Lee Botard
Sheridan
M.L. Anderson
Harvey Birdwell, Jr
Stout Whitten
David Konesheck, Jr
Maynard Kreider
Marjorie Amos
Teddy Wiese
H. J. Campbell
Bob Meitzen
Maude Hough
City
G. Fraser
Meg Leonard Walker
Sandra Kloss
Sheridan Billy Lloyd Walker
W. H. Widdle
Dickerson
David Zahradnick
W. L. Jackson
Canace Ay Colvin Booker
Lillian “Wilson
Historical Highlights Presented To Rotary By Mrs. Fitzgerald
Mrs. H. C. Fitzgerald gave a detailed talk on the historical highlights of Eagle Lake at the Eagle Lake Rotary Club meeting. She traced the town’s history from its founding to about thirty years ago and shared rare social items from old newspapers.
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Rotary
Fitzgerald
H. C. Fitzgerald
Eagle Lake
Rotary Club
Victoria Visitors Share Weekend at Bytaus Home
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pape, their daughter Nancy and a friend from Victoria visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. By Ta is.
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Victoria
M. W. Pape
Nancy
H. By Tais
Hallettsville Wins Second Night Relays in Record-Setting Meet
Hallettsville High School captured the relays title for the second year as Eagle Lake Night Relays saw eight new marks in tech events with twenty schools competing. Joe Untermeyer set new records in the 120 yard high hurdles and 180 yard low hurdles. Hallettsville’s relay team led in the 440 yard relay and 220 yard dash while Bastrop’s Bobby Lee, Gaylord Turner, Herman Wusterhaven, and Gerald Hanna anchored strong medley and mile relays. Schulenburg, Wallis, and Giddings earned podiums with high team point totals. Os car Miller noted strong turnout and overall good sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Tech
Hallettsville High School
Bobby Lee
Gaylord Turner
Herman Wusterhaven
Gerald Hanna
Bastrop High School
Schulenburg
Wallis
Giddings
Columbus
Sealy
Weimar
East Bernard
Missouri City
Needville and Shiner
Smithville
van Vleck
Magnolia
Flatonia
Eagle Lake Eagles
Stanley Carroll
Joe Untermeyer
Untermeyer
Bastrop
Crosby
Conrad
Needville
Appell Hallettsville
Morish
Patlacks
Robinson
Bob Naiver
Rowland
Feltman
Kutschke
Fishbeck
Ervin Wilke
See
Shiner
Litzmann
Hallettsville
Landry
Danny Frietisch
Koym Sealy
Bollmeyer
Christon
Gibbo Gerd
Feleman Wallis
Kutsenke
Twardowski
Fishback
Gilbert’ Campos
Frank Linares
Moerke Giddings
Ole Lake
Roeder
Ce Uie
Campos
Bastro
Oscar Miller
Eagles Travel To Needville For District Meet
The Eagle Lake Eagles depart for Needville on Saturday March 20 to compete in the District 63-B Spring track meet. Coach Joe Vestal notes practice hampered by cold weather but hopes the list of entries yields honors across sprints relays and distance events.
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Eagle Lake Eagles
Needville
Joe Vestal
Eagle Lake
Tommy Starke
Billy Salazar
Joe Barelas
Toribio Barela
Newce Brasher
Tommy Starce
Wayne Brasher
Kenneth Mahalite
Hans’ German
Gaye Thomas
Royce Flournoy
Lonnie Sommerlatte
Joe Barela
Joe Salazar
Small Fire Quickly Extinguished in Eagle Lake Flat
Volunteers from the Eagle Lake Fire Department battled a small fire at the home of Mattie Williams on Wednesday around 8:30 am. The blaze was extinguished swiftly without water and caused no damage to the residence.
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Eagle Lake
Mattie Williams
Growth of Relays Shows Rising State Importance
Those taking part and by the many who attended indicate relays have grown rapidly to a position of real importance in the state.
Imps Capture Hug the Coast Cage Crown
The Eagle Lake Imps beat the Rosenberg Red Devils 54 to 47 to win the Hug the Coast Basketball League title after a league schedule tied the standings. Kenneth Brune led with 19 points, Walter Bremmer scored 18 for Eagle Lake, as the Imps pulled away after a 21 all half and secured the championship in Edna.
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Eagle Lake Imps
Eagle Lake Implement Company
Rosenberg Red Devils
Edna
Imps
Wharton
Rosenberg
Walter Bremmer
Johnson
Red Devils
Kenneth Brune
Ben
Chupiknette
Draper Sterbens
Cage Stalewarts
Brune
Bremmer
Eckhardt Aberccrombie
Ralph, Vernon
James Gertson
Harold Lloyd Williams
Sonny Spanidel
Leroy Lundquist
Benford Gardner
FHA Girls Hear Points On Good Grooming
Members of the Future Homemakers of America listened Tuesday evening as Miss Dorothy Austin spoke on Good Grooming at the H. E. Tate residence. Chapter advisor Miss Frances Tate attended the meeting, and refreshments were served.
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Future Homemakers of America
Dorothy Austin
H. E. Tate
Frances Tate
Eagles Fall to Bellville in Five Inning Snowy Tilt
The Eagle Lake Eagles lost 11 to 0 at Bellville Tuesday afternoon after five innings in sleet. Bellville capitalized on Eagle errors to score five in the first, then added six more in the fourth. Bellville pitcher Witte struck out 12, with Koehn and Witte contributing home runs. Eagle Lake hosts Schulenburg Tuesday at 3 30 PM for the season’s first home game beside the Elementary School.
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Eagle Lake Eagles
Bellville
W. B. Hinton
Eagle
Eagles
Tigers
Eagle Lake
Anthony Duyka
Toribio Bavela
Water Meitzen
Jimmy Bell
Witte
Koehn
Schulenburg
Eighty Children Inoculated At Well Child Clinic
Mrs. Grace Towell reports eighty children received inoculations during the Well Child Conference a monthly event sponsored by the Community Council of Christian Women. The clinic was held Wednesday March 10 in the Norris Building with operation from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. The next open date is April 14 and mothers of preschool children are urged to attend.
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Grace Towell
Colorado County
Norris Building
Community Council of Christian Women
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SHELL
Uisual
Easte Lake
Tootsie Alford
June Adkins
Joel Ann Middlebrook
Rose Marie Brum- Emith
del Hodde
Grave Dell Sinclair
Jis Johnson
Carey Hanly
All-Sports
Laughlin Hospital
Well Child Clinic
Tommy Westbrook
Alvin
T. W. Wilson
A. R. Wood
K. E. Etheridge
Johnson Waxes
Bostwick
Consaned
Rice Theatre
Remington Eleanboro
Sherwin - Williams
Dupont
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