Meet the Raiders
A quirky Palderville High feature profiles three Raiders players Gayle, Orta and Jira. It notes Gayle Gertson at 200 pounds 6 feet 4 inches with blue as favorite color and athletic interests. It lists student officers and emphasizes academics, sports, and future plans alongside humorous mistaken spellings and jumbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welchine
Geyle Gertson
Nixfook Slovk
Patute Sao
Gayle
Mr. Serlson
Astela
It’s Cheaper By The Dozen Chickens and Garden Tales
A high school teacher, HL Ming, raises about 50 chickens in his backyard and gardens. He began selling eggs as egg prices rose, able to earn a dozen eggs for about a say, while also growing flowers in two greenhouses sold to a florist in El Campo.
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Macon Ukes
Orie Yhes
Seal Music
HL Ming
Mung
Alor
el Campo
Sail Essays Are Valuable Voices in Modern Writing
An experimental column by Jiao Harta Sot and Witer Cotsen celebrates sail essays as valuable literary forms. The piece threads discussion of online reading, awards, and notable authors, naming names like Liane hives Ani Songer and Peter enths Nmswees while praising dedicated writers in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiao Harta
Anne
ATSC
Sett
Wendel
Peter
Kamion
Alamadh
Freshmen Win Spirit Stick
A compact school page item notes the freshmen securing the Spirit Stick amid a series of team and student efforts. Reading fragments emphasize school pride and competitive energy, with mentions of athletes and activities reflecting a lively campus event.
Participation pep talks by Griff Theams and Toe Wendel
After a brief pep session, Senior Griff Theams and Toe Wendel addressed the team. Anelish Uiesch Er joined for motivation as players prepared for their upcoming game against Cubanchere.tt The pep talk concluded with Tajder Pied Bong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griff Theams
Toe Wendel
Anelish Uiesch Er
Freshmen Voice Opinions Of Rice High School
Margaret Wilcox reports on Rice High School freshmen sharing impressions of their first year. Students praise modernization and colors while noting increased homework and new technology policies affecting involvement and sports opportunities.
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Rice
H.S
Marraret Wilcox
Row High Scho
Niet School
Julia Thang
Sheree
Faghlis
Kathy Brunee
Thais Carter
Betry
Suchie Lair
Mes
Thes Lso
Welt Webu
Tech
Class Officer Elections Held at Rice Bion School
Elections took place Thursday September 12 at Rice Bion School with students competing for student government roles. Names include Tabivas Pubh Lan volunteers elected president Thomas Caller vice president and reporter Kathy Frenzel. Sophomore officer Darrel Gerteon is named president for the group.
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Thyflis Nottman Clase
Gt Rice Bion School
Tabivas Pubh Lan
Teers
Eryelines
Cess
Thoms Caller
Shut Thomas
Fcrrythy
Career Day At AGH Sept 29event overview
Veras Mya senovy juniors urged to attend ALSIP University’s annual Careers Day on Sept 29 sponsored by the Colleges of Agriculture Er Fingering and Selance. Associate dean RC Patts said exhibits will show programs in the Colleges with agriculture and engineering displays in the Backry Engineering Center. Faculty and student representatives from each college will be available to answer questions.
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Veras Mya Senovy
Alsip University
Patts
Avtiyiling
Slarh At & Av
Ppm
Wach
Gutney
Botts
Scienses
Student Council Elects Officers at River High School
On September 10, River High School held a student council election. Officers elected were recording secretary Anoy Davis, corresponding secretary Susan Kacherka, treasurer Griff Thomas, reporter Terr Danklets, and historian Roger Perez. President Melody Farris and vice president Janella Mauer were chosen by the student body.
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Margaret Wilcox
Rive High School
Cxt
Anoy Davis
Susan Kacherka
Transuver
Griff Thomas
Tern Danklets
Hectorian
Roger Perez
Melody Farris
Janella Mauer
Teat Apting
Club Meetings Set For Sept 24 At Rice High School
Rice High School outlines twelve clubs for students to choose from including Future Farmers Future Teachers Health Club and English. Meetings run during the first and sixth periods each Monday starting September 24 with attendance required and permission from sponsor and principal to drop a club.
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Rice High School
Krenek
Commons
Gahike
Rodgers
Gabrys
Muery National Honor Society
Kell
Dankleta
Mima
Sponse
Pulure
Mee
Davison
Syeu
Ebisime
Epansor
Wear A Poppy Veterans Day Observance
Veterans Day is observed with a national tribute on September twenty second and a tradition of wearing a poppy in honor of veterans. The article notes Armistice Day commemorations in November and recalls the sacrifices in World Wars I and II, plus later conflicts. It mentions the poppy as a symbol of remembrance and the ongoing recognition of service by veterans.
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Yolanda Godin
Geea Gritain
France
Ebenhower
Memorancum Yo Save My Coat From Follmeina Guidance
Fragmentary text appears to reference a memoranda about saving a coat through specified duties and a location or person named Dorea Geerse Washington. The readable snippets are insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or full entities.
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Dorea Geerse
Washington
Hovgat
Clelnes
Follmeina
Annual Staff Sells Ads for Rice High Annual
Denise Hagendadt reports Rice High plans its 1973 annual yearbook ads sale. Students travel to Eagle Lake Columbus Walma r Iola El Campo and Richmond-Tosenberg areas to secure ads with teacher Mr Wendel and Miss Stramnquist guiding a group including Melody Varvie Danelle Leopold Delia Castillo and Cindy Parth.
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Denise Hagendadt
Rice
Schoal
Panda
Pape Ant Mins Seadl
Melody, Farris
Cindy Pauly
Peggy ‘Stalin
Becky Strinke
Sharne Zuranek
Eagle Lake
Columbus
Terry Dostal
Clarence Alexar
Jeanette Leopold
Disime Shimek
Benny Sowell
Cindy Stapleton
Cindy
Penny
Walmar
Iola Ada
el Campo
Echentles
Mr. Wendel
Miss Stramnquist
Melody Varvie
Danelle Leopold
Delia Castillo
Jon Konesheck
Cindy Parth
Anne Shimek
Becky Stenke
James Hoffman
Edna Rosprim
Jann Konesheck
Fichmond-Tosenberg
Lundquist Receives $400 Scholar Endowment at UT Austin
Craig Lundquist son of Mrs Curtis Lundquist of Flock Estand is awarded a $400,000 Scholarstilys endowment from the Davies and Healer Hoyorka Fund via the Council of Higher Education. An undergraduate at the University of Texas at Austin majoring in political science, he graduated in 1971 from Bix Consolidated Alth School.
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Craie
Lundquist
Curtis Lundquist
Flock Estand
Lumiquist
Davies
Hoyorka
The
Council of Higher Education
University of Texas At Austin
Bix Consolidated Alth School
Weekday Cafeteria Menu Fragments From September Notes
Readable fragments list foods like enchiladas celery sticks kolaches burgers pizza turkey dressing and sides dated September 25 through 28. Items include beet pickled beets green beans corn cole slaw and various desserts, suggesting a school or institutional lunch menu.
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Kolaches
Applerance
Raiders Backed Dinner Sale Amid School Raid Claims
A scrambled fragment describes a fundraiser dinner with spaghetti and beets, listing Nexele price at $2.000 per plate and mentioning sorority members and a raid connected to the event. No clear names or places are confirmed.
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Sil
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