Raiden Review Staff And Dates From Eagle Lake Headlight
A fragmented OCR shows the Raiden Review staff and desk roles for the Eagle Lake Headlight including editors Bennie Nugendorf Jackin Barrow Virginia Taliver Jeff Seuholm and Sherry Ingrate with reporters Younda Giding Derick Schoellmann and typists Miry Futikg Gomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett Wares
Fanew
Phyllis Rowman
Béltar
Gur
Ee Peer Eee
Ee Denture
Margaret Wilco
Teadline
Larry Bowen
Jerrol Tice
Ce-Saokis
Bennie Nugendorf
Jackin Barrow
Virginia Taliver
Jeff Seuholm
Debbie Sommeriidle
Garalyn Morales
Janesman
Younda Giding
Derick Schoellmann
Spirit At Rice Spirit At Rice Jerrad Higgins
A readable fragment discusses school spirit at Rice with students and staff citing pep rallies, posters, and student involvement in supporting basketball games. It mentions teachers Shirley, Vera Fry, and Maurice Dohingon praising pride and suggesting ideas to boost team enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrad Higgins
Tice
Uae
Shudguis
Shirley
Vera Fry
Gertson
Jerry Fipk
Pier
Ings
Rive
Pumas
Eehorl Sparit
Maurice Dohingon
Attendance records at Bird School spark debate
An OCR fragment discusses attendance at Bird School, noting total enrollment of 566 in October and an average of 26 absent students. It mentions a value of 596 pervert and hints at a plan to adjust school hours based on attendance. The text contains garbled names and unclear phrases but centers on attendance impact on the school day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynaret Willox
Wally Sealktes
Uistriet
Thurly
Hrsbine Wreks
Aisa Dumie
Dirst
Alus
Rice Cage Tournament Opens Thurs
Rice High School announces the boys and girls basketball tournament opening Thursday afternoon at 1 oclock in Rice Gym. Admission for adults is 75 cents per session with four-game pass at two dollars. students pay 25 and 75 cents respectively. All-tournament tickets for adults are five dollars and students three dollars. No food or drinks and no smoking allowed in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gherty. Theram
Aice High School
Rice Raider basketball girls sell posters to raise funds
Denise Hagenslort reports Rice Raider girls organized a poster sale to fund the girls basketball budget. Posters measured 23 by 29 inches, priced at 2 dollars, with eight designs. Eight posters were offered and posters were distributed to top sellers. 270 posters were sold to support Raider fans. Several students moved or quit the program. tenth grade had best percentage, twelfth grade had worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Hagenslort
Raider
TSU
Teras
LSU
Grimbling
Varsity
D.v
Relier
Sandy Graminmey
Janice Poe
He Qirte
Danice
Lean
Ant Weether
Ralder
Season’s Last Half-Time Band Show at 1973 finale
Virginia Toliver notes the Nasder Band’s performance at the final 1973 football game and Alvin UIL marching contest. Floyd Spenrath, band director, thanks each senior. Suntra Grammer named 1972 sweetheart as Gayle Germon Densis Polard and Jonny Sims present a dozen red tosses to Cranmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Toliver
Nasder
Floyd Spenrath
Suntra Grammer
Gayle Germon
Densis
Jonny Sims
Miss Cranmer
Spirits High AY Pep Rally Seventies Football Spotlight
Emotions ran high at the final AY pep rally for He ’73 football. Students, cheerleaders, and twirlers filled the gym as the band played and coaches entered. Lupine Flowers and James Frader gave talks. Coach Appell recognized Raider bell donors and saluted senior players and the 1973 football sweetheart, Sandy Grammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeli Seanorm
Spirit Rusk
Swirney Fafsons
Lupine Flowers
James Frader
Darrell Danes
Appell
Pitt
Joan Thomas
Appelt
Carolyn Save
Sandy Grammer
Samty Grammer
Sixth Grade Band Concert Shines at Bugle Lake Middle School
The sixth grade band at Bugle Lake Middle School performed a lively concert Tuesday in the middle school gym. A large audience enjoyed numerous solos and ensembles, featuring students such as Brenda Rucka, Lulu Yanez, Brenda Jones, Leanne Smith, Dyene Vanvort, Julie Clipson, and more, with various instruments highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Bugle Lake
Flite
Brenda Rucka
Lulu Yanez
Brenda Jones
Gaye Lyan Thomas
Leanne Smith
Veconica Salinas
Dyene Vanvort
Julie Clipson
Becky Anderson
Lana Safallic
Armed Services Aptitude Test Given at Rice High
Debbie Sommeriate reports Rice High School administered the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery on November 6 to seniors to guide career choices in military and civilian fields. The two hour test, overseen by Jim Thompson and others, measures General Verbal Technical Clerical Electronics General Mechanics and Motor Mechanics aptitudes to aid vocational guidance with no obligation to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Sommeriate
Armed Services
Hice High School
Tim
Ardited
Rice High School
Sewer Study Advances on Contact Stabilization Options
The council reviewed multiple plant configurations for sewer treatment aiming at 4,600 peak population. Costs range from 195000 to 312000 for construction with varying steel or concrete options plus project costs. alternatives involve process changes, aeration, and a new tandem tank system. If action delays beyond a year, costs could rise about fifteen percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Rdim
Colnet
J Smith
Ite
Ameunl
Adult Education Program Opens Monday at Rice Consolidated
The Rice Consolidated Independent School District launches an Adult Education program with classes from kindergarten through high school level and basic education. Instruction begins Monday at Eagle Lake Middle School at 6 00 pm, offering two hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays for 120 hours, ending late spring. Enrollment open at opening or any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Consolidated
Schooo Disteset
Pam
Moo
Eagle Lake Miele School
Claudine Shottey
Enatlees
Kiddergarten
Rowena, Watkins
David Paviirek
Helen’ Craig
Aguage
Aguage Arts and Social Studies
Doss Smite
Wharter
Calarady
Matagorda Coumes
Leder
Atad Zat
Falling All Homemakers Survey on Home Insurance Gaps
A Lamia survey shows over half of single-family homeowners lack adequate insurance to fully cover property. Texas Agricultural Extension Service officials cite inflation as a common reason for insufficient coverage and warn that value declines erode protection over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAMIA
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Joint funeral for two Glen Flora teens killed in Wharton crash
Scotty Bradshaw and Clarence Aldridge both 17 of Glen Flora were killed Friday afternoon in a two car collision three miles west of Wharton on Farm Head 102. Services were held at 1 p m Monday at the Tabernacle in Seypt community. Bodies lay in state from 11 a m Monday until service time. Boone Funeral Home handled arrangements. Bradshaw was a junior alternate halfback for El Campo Ricebirds. The cousins were killed when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Elijah Richardson of Wharton, who was hospitalized at Caney Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotty Bradshaw
Clarence Aldridge
Glen Flora
Wharton
Farm Head
Tabernacle
el Campo
Bradshaw
Elijah Richardson
Caney Valley Hospital
Hearing Sought On FM 949 Project Details
The Texas Highway Department plans widening FM 949 from Bernardo north to Austin County Lane along an existing county road with two travel lanes and 100 foot right of way. Environmental studies and design drawings are at the Resident Engineer’s Office in Columbus Texas 78984 and with Tojorado County records. Citizens may request a public hearing on social economic and environmental effects by December 1 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Department
Bernardo
Austin
Columbus
Tojorado County
One of Life's Pleasant Epigrams on Saving for Spends
A brief wry remark notes the irony of planning to spend money that never arrives, capturing a light social observation on financial hopes and delays.
Regular intervals noted for maintenance policy gaps
A brief notice highlights gaps in policy scheduling suggesting consideration of adding cadence for upkeep. The text implies routine checks or renewals at fixed intervals and invites examination of current provisions. No specific names or dates are provided.
Wedding Anniversary Celebration in Nada Tex
Leo Kor observer notes a large family gathering in Nada on November 11 1973 for a 50th wedding anniversary with receptions a barbecue dinner and many relatives from Wharton Nada Houston and El Campo attending. A Mass of Thanksgiving was planned at St Marys Church in Nada with long service from Sorenek and a lodge membership award presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Koréngk
Nad
Nada Kit
Lacaard
Sorenekand Amily
Nada
Emil Petter
Aid Farsi
Wharton
Charles Joranesho Family
Houston
Joseph Karbnek
Walter Goidant
Tam
Raymond Druk
Eugene Korenak
el Campo
Texas
Miter
Magle Wan
Phews
Joe Janish, Jr
Etteville
Steve Jantsh
Frank Rumasek
Seal Austin
Edward Kienek
Henry Rolf
Sorenck
St. Mary's Crew
Hunt Accidents Rise Among Texans in 1872 79 Season
Texans faced more hunting accidents in 1872 79 than 1971 72, with US persons increasingly involved and higher fatality rates. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department hunters safety data show more injuries, many under 16, and guns including shotguns rifles handguns and pellet guns cited as causes.
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Hunter Safety Specialists
Texas Parks and Wildite Department
Pu Sons
Setsuyahot
Thote
Laos
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Homeowner's Insurance
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Wadding
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Aleta
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Ed Bey
Robert Seiring
Garwood
Eri’ Potter
Laran
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Eugene” Kolek
Mrs. Paul
Lena) Munoz
North McCarty
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Ercie) Baumgarten
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