Many Rice Graduates Attend Various Colleges in 1973
Approximately half of the May 1973 Rice senior class plans further education. Sixty of 180 graduates will attend Wharton County Junior College Southwest Texas State University University of Texas Sam Houston State University Texas Tech 461 University and other schools showing strong interest in continuing education after Rice.
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Jett Ware
Wharton County Junior College
Southwest Texas State University
University of Texas
Sam Houston State University
Texie Tech
University
Texts Act
Texas State Technical Institute
Southwest Business College
Rice
Officers Named By Pep Squad At Hleh School
Carolyn Morales reports on the Hleh School Pep Squad electing officers led by senior Naretyu Sli as president. Other officers include Int Vine as vice president Rhonda Norris and Vicn-President Mar Cult man ane with Secretary Mary McClain. Members introduced a divlo routine for performances this year. Sponsor Frances Mayer has led the squad for four years.
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Carolyn Morales
Naretyu Sli
Glebal
Flee Hleh
Int Vine-Presiident
Rhonda Norris
Vicn
Mar Cult
Gueate Farrow
Rith Herophill
Mary McClain
Tad Dvilo
Alea
Amma Royal
le Haune
Fagle Lake
Rice Raidera
Frances Mayer
Kwan
Rice
Garwood
Merle Norman Studio Visit By VOE Classes
Vocational Office Education students toured Merle Norman Studio on Friday September 7. Instructor Mrs Matfort led sessions demonstrating skin care and makeup application using models Helmei Cutterroy Jeanette Leopard and Anolit Payly uredea.
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Daburin Sehoelminant
Nice Ttgt Sernal
Educ
Merle Warmid
Studio Ly Eagle
Jake
Dorothy Baker
Ove Er
Nancy Ashley
Mmodela
Helmei Cutterroy
Jeanette
Leopard
Anolit Payly Uredea
Mrs
Matfort
V. Oo
Walt
Cnative
Raider pep rally kicks off school spirit week in gym
By Jeff Ware Shente and a teacher the September rally opened with the band and drumline performing while students entered. Speeches by coaches and players highlighted the event as Malndy Farris presented the Spirit Week trophy to Darell Gerinop representing the sophomore class. Teachers judged the best display of spirit in a lively, traditional assembly ending with the fight song.
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Jeff Ware Shente
Mundhy
Fitat Halder
Rive Gymnassium
Bagan
Kong
Malndy Farris
Dareell Gerinop
Efimeen
Teach~ Ate
Rice High School Faculty Attend Summer College Programs
Deborah Schoellmann Filleen reports 15 Rice High School faculty pursued summer study at Prairie View A & M and other institutions. Topics included education masters tracks in testing, counseling, youth development, and guidance. Several earned Master of Education degrees while others completed courses toward further credentials. The piece also notes a brief aside on the Great Lakes’ vast freshwater area.
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Deborah Schoellmann Filleen
Cooper
Bammer
Kenhen
Exes & M
CoMnseNike Cauiren
Dra Moun
Anil Meneadlonal
Horston
Nashville
Tiger Alhy
Houston
Olen Industrie
Cudtonie
Young Hallal Counseling
Carpenter
Floyd Spinrath
Houston State University
Guidnhce
Voomlonal Siuldimer
Spenrath
Aity
Fieene
Southweast Texte State University
Mr. Beane
New Counselors At Rice HS
James Hottman reports Rice High School welcomes two new counselors. Bill Carpenter, from Comanche Texas, arrives with a Master’s in secondary education and a background in ag education. He joins veteran counselor Mr. Meabiey. Carpenter replaces prior roles and aims to support student guidance during the 1972-73 school year.
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James Hottman
Reo
Guy Heane
Rice
Acuity
Bill Carpenter
Carpenter
Comanche
Texas
Teaus State College
Pottsyille
Vistefet
North
Hy Oye
Yoakum
Howard Payne College
Mgr
Youkum
Jay
Prisina Bn Garwaad
Luce
Togg
Agricultral
Souths West Texas State University
Mit
Student Council Election Held at Bleeigh Kehoe
The freshman class elected Sherry Farkus Kathy Creagel Sren da Kullja Al Matiallte Tula Thomas and Beth Batey to the student council. Sophomores chosen were Katy Frybert Filana Johnson Jonice Kalua Beryl Shorter Patricia Woodard and Marlo Yanez. Juniors picked Don Austin Donna Danklete Shirley Parkus Dary Honl Cindy Pay v and Janie Kedrimer. Seniors selected Vera Fry Sandy Grammer Roger Perez Carolyn Sims Griff Thomas and Susi Kuzcherka.
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Khwrey
Jon
Marlo Yanez
Clas
Don Austin
Donna Danklete
Shirley Parkus
Dary Honl
Cindy Pay~v
Janie Kedrimer
Vera Fry
Sandy Grammer
Roger Perez
Carolyn Sims
Griff Thomas
Wu Susi Kucherka
Cokes Row At Rice High Sponsored Coke Machine
Rice High School received its first Coke machine in the Commons on August 24 1973 sponsored by the Coca Cola Company of El Campo Texas cafeteria manager Mrs
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Duwi Rice High
Sahel
Coke Company of
el Campo
Texas
Teal Shoot Opens Saturday for Nine Day Season
Sportsmen may begin teal hunting at sunrise Saturday September 15 as the nine day season runs through the 23rd. Blue-winged teal will be the majority with a four bird bag limit and eight in possession. weather and bird movement expected to boost success. Proceeds support Shriners Burns Hospital and Crippled Children’s Hospital in Houston. Bands from Wharton Boling High Schools will close with a mass concert at 7:30 p.m.
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Bard
Wilenfowl Ty
Lub
Canyon
Atyrenbaker
Port Arthur
Anhandle
Coost
Shige
Gunset
Thete
Siave
Shriners
Galveston
Houston
Wharton
Boling
WHS
Pier Fish
Moress
Pioneers Meet Blinn In Burns Benefit Sat
The Texas gulf coast will see a Burns benefit football game Saturday night in Rosenberg between Winikow County Junior College and Bi of Brehm. Coach dussy Castele's Hoovers aim for a second victory as they face their traditional Tiiecaneer rivals.
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Texas Gulf Coast
Wharton
Rosenberg
Port Bend Shriners
Winikow County Junior College
Bi of
Brehm
Dussy Castele
Hoovers
Rice District School Menus Next Week
Rice District announces next week menus featuring Buttered Squash Green Beans Parsley Noodles Tossed Salad Cherry Cobbler Corn Meat Rolls French Bread and more. Junior class will receive a percentage of prom funds. students urged to place empty cans in chosen containers to avoid jeopardizing prom for juniors and seniors.
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Mabel Ertinklin
Rice Frosh and IVs Host Sweeny Tonite at Raider Stadium
Rice High School freshmen and junior varsity teams host Sweeny IVs for two games starting 9:20 p.m. tonight at Raider Stadium in Altair. Both Rice teams are seeking wins after a rough stretch losing 200 decisions to El Gamipo last week. Raider fans invited to attend beginning at 7:00 p.m.
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Rice High School
Raider
Meeting Of Lake Sheridan Owners Sent
A special meeting of Lake Sheridan Owners is scheduled for 6 p m on Saturday September 22 at the Shell Oil Company Recreation Hall on FM Read 248% in Lake Sheridan States.
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Lake Sheridan
Lake Sheridan States
Shell Oi! Ca
Recrest
Han Hall
Primary Parents Plan Equipment For Playground
The Eagle Lake Primary School-Parent Council met on Sept 10 1973 to discuss funds for much needed playground equipment and possible town donations or linked projects. Principal Major Benge announced new campus personnel and praised the parent aides while noting poor parental attendance at the meeting.
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Eagle Lake
Roam
He Council
Major Benge
Eagle Lake Raiders Open Tonite Sevenths Eighth Graders
Eagle Lake high school teams begin 1973 football schedule with seventh graders at 6:41 p.m. and the eighth grade game to follow as Raiders travel to Sweeny for a pair of games. Coaches Lanny Powers and Butth Watson have coached about 30 seventh graders and 26 eighth graders in preparation, with fans invited to accompany the teams.
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Eagle Lake
Dinter ‘High School
Raiders
Sweeny
Lanny Powers
Butth Watson
Value Of Deer Meat Set At $12 Million
Texas deer hunters produced about 12 million dollars in venison during the 1972 73 season. Officials note bone less meat from 14 409 mule deer and 362 000 white tailed deer harvested statewide at a November 972 price of ground beef about 0 85 per pound. Whitetails yielded roughly 14 74 000 pounds of boneless meat valued over 11 198 000 dollars. Officials say higher beef prices will push venison values higher next season.
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Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
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Rive Midi
Unigen
Merle Norman
Rice HS
Great
Great Lakes
North America
Andi
America
Coenbiters
Teke
Nowra Gas
Grortsfsconnerg
Blinn
Burns
Rice District
Bill Roam
Benges
Onife
Thurs
Colorado County Federal Savings and Loan
Colorado County Savings & Loan
Colorado CO
Savings 4 Loan
Colorado County
St Llane
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