Weimar After the Football Game Rally
The eighth grade under Miss Barnett presented a pep rally entitled Weimar after the Football Game. Vina Barnett, home room student, is highlighted with a favorite ball and school colors. The event featured a band playing tunes and loud yells Bevo Bevo and Who we gonna play as the rally closed with Beat HallettsVille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Lee Barnett
Vina Bernett
Weimar
Betty B
Bob
Domingo C
Hallettsville
Weimar Eagle Lake
C A. Hackney
Wharton
Wharton County
Sioux Chief Red Fox A Brings Cultural Contrast Program
The program at the auditorium featured Chief Red Fox A, a Sioux, explaining Indian versus white customs including singing dancing baby care and wedding rites. He demonstrated dances and showed a peace pipe drum and headdresses while addressing beliefs about possessions burial and the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Fox
Hallettsville
Seventh Grade News Sees Choral Club Formed and Hobbies Talk
Seventh grade and eighth grade students formed a choral club with officers Betty Smith president Grace Sinclair treasurer Joel Ann Middlebrook and James Owen Ricks music historians Patsy Scott and Alfred Marx publicity chairs rehearsals are set for Thursdays at 3 15 pm in the auditorium. The Lone Star Club met Friday with a flag salute and songs Texas Our Texas and America the Beautiful. Members Gayle Thomas Joel Ann Middlebrook June Adkins Jack Stegall and David Cook spoke on hobbies. Joseph Engbrook joined from Garwood school. Mrs. Roger Killough spoke on Rineling Bros circus. Gayle Thomas will give a speech at the Pep Rally. The seventh grade finished its first six weeks in Handicraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Smith
Grace Sinclair
Hastorians of Music
Joel Ann Middlebrook
James Owen Ricks
Patsy Scott
Alfred Marx
Audiorium
Lone Star Club
Texas
America the Beautiful
Gayle Thomas
June Adkins
Jack Stegall
David Cook
Joseph Engbrook
Garwood School
Roger Killough
Rineling Bros. Circus
Houston
Rag Dolls and Steven Paper Mache Animals Displayed
A display features twelve rag dolls alongside Steven paper mache animals, showcasing a mix of textile crafts and sculptural pieces. The exhibit highlights handwork and creativity from local makers, inviting visitors to explore varied textures and forms.
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The
Coro-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Company
Eagle Labe
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Eaglet
Ajer
Joan Davis
Elizabeth Hutchins
Elvina Janak
Sport
Domingo Castillo
Arthur Anderson
Ensod-Fornson Common Honesty League
Eagle Lake Insurance Agency
W. E. McRee
First National Bank
Massey Harris
Rahan
Eagle Lake
Richmond
Walter Frnka
Isidoro Contreras
John Perry
Contreras
Cledus Hollas
Bruce Kilgore
Lucille Baird
Ruth ‘Thrasher
Ernest Larmar
Gene Linke
Virginia Willis
Alice Morales
Joe Schindler
Bill Hanly
Hallowe'en
Joe Marsh
America
Tsay
United States Brewers Foundation
Scratch
U. S
Jack Porter
U. S.S
Democratic Party
Harry 5. Truman
Republican Party
Fee
Thomas E. Dewey
Fey
Wanker
United States
Tack Porter
States’ Rights Party
Strom Thurmond
Fed
Fielding L. Wricht
Prohibition Party
Claude A. Watson
Dale Hi Learn
United States Seasten ‘Bah Hora
U.S
al Buchanan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
East Bernard
Lissie
Wigx Truck Line
Mrs. Frank
Frank Mazro
Skeder
Richey
Houston, Texas
Capitol
Kuhn
Estlinbaum Bros. Lumber CO
Universal
Paine
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