Indian Pow Wow Editors and Columnists List
A byline style listing editors Patsy Jordan and Freddy Wehmeyer, columnists Betty Meurer Darlene Duecker Lucille Straube Helen Meurer Judy Holland, reporters Alice Jung Tilde Ann Metzger Rosemary Kunz Predolin Kaderli Jeanette Weidenfeller Freddy Meurer Hugo Sstehling Darlene Straube Shirley Schneider, typists Mary Francis Stehling Wilf fred Weißheimer, sponsor Sister M Alphonsine.
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Patsy Jordan
Freddy Wehmeyer
Betty Meurer
Darlene Duecker
Lucille Straube
Helen Meurer
Judy Holland
Alice Jung
Tilde Ann Metzger
Rosemary Kunz
Predolin Kaderli
Jeanette Weidenfeller
Freddy Meurer
Hugo Sstehling
Darlene Straube
Shirley Schneider
Mary Francis Stehling
Wilffred Weißheimer
M. Alphonsine
Freshman Cast stages Vocation Skit at Sodality
The Sodality meeting featured the Freshman Class play Along God s Way during Vocation Month. Characters include Sister Dolores Shirley Mary Barbara Zenner Mrs Brown Jacqueline Blanchard Mr Brown Romeo Rendon Jack Freddy Miller Bill Melvin Scott Jerry Pohl er Blessed Mother Karleen Schnelle the Devil Gilmer Ulbricht and the Announcer Patsy Duecker. The skit urged religious vocations and the challenges and happiness of religious life.
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Sodality
God
Dolores
Shirley
Mary
Barbara Zenner
Snooper Duper Golly Describes Busy St Marys Scene
A St Marys column notes bustling activity at the school. Students admire mission efforts and spiritual focus while a German class performs a play to the hall audience. Six travelers plan to Corpus Christi for a Texas Association of Student Councils convention.
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St. Mary’s
Bruda
Mary Frances
Corpus Christi
Texas Association of Student Councils
Snooper
Uncle’s self-inflicted stabbing shock in living room
Darlene recounts an incident where her uncle stabbed himself five times in the chest but survived, as Barbara asks if he died and Darlene confirms he was in the living room.
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Darleen S
Barbara
Darlene
Convention Session Highlights at Roy Miller High
In Corpus Christi the Democracy Living in American Youth convention featured thirty discussion groups in Roy Miller High School from 1 30 to 2 45 pm with a second section following a 15 minute break. St Marys delegates joined hundreds of Student Councils to share ideas on Good Student Council, school pride, worthy projects, self evaluation, moral and spiritual values, and student cooperation.
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Roy Miller High
St. Mary’s
Roy Miller
TASC Offers Fine Program of Entertainment
Corpus Christi hosts the Texas Association of Student Councils convention in which delegates register at the Nueces Hotel and enjoy boatriding. An eight o clock Get-Acquainted party occurs at Exposition Hall and a free Ritz movie screens for sponsors and delegates. A Friday morning assembly is followed by a Lichtenstein's visit with Roy Miller and Ray High School models. The Galvan Ballroom hosts a Friday night dance with Ralph Galvan's Orchestra.
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Corpus Christi
Texas Association of Student Councils
Nueces Hotel
Exposition Hall
Shoreline Drive
Ritz
Lichtenstein’s
Roy Miller
Ray
Girls Play Baseball In Blue And White At Seipp Park
On a Thursday afternoon at 2 30 St Marys Indians practice field hosted a surprising scene as girls in blue and white uniforms joined in a baseball drill. Spectators heard calls of play ball and batter up while watching unknown athletes swing and pitch with evident skill.
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St. Mary's Indians
Seipp’s
Quirky In-Page Dialog Sparks Offbeat Conversation
A series of humorous exchanges unfolds among residents and siblings with lines about oceans halves neighborly visits and a burning house. The dialogue includes Porky Stehling Sister Providence Dorothy M Agnes M Henry B Roy W and Sister Fortunata in casual hometown banter about rain gravity and everyday life.
Naval Air Show Delights Delegates in Corpus Christi
St Marys delegates to the Texas Association of Student Councils convention in Corpus Christi were treated to a Naval Air Show. The two day event included a tour of NAAS Corpus Christi, a Seadrome demonstration with crash boats jets and JATO, and an airshow at NAAS Cabaniss Field featuring AD Skyraiders Bearcats and F7U Cutlass. Lunch followed at Cabaniss Field Mess with Navy Chow provided by Roy Miller High School.
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TASC
Corpus Christi
Navy
Advanced Training Command
Corpu Christi Bay
U.S. Navy
St. Mary’s
Texas Association of Student Councils
Texas
Naval Air
Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi
Mariner
F&f
Naas Cabaniss Field
AD Skyraiders
F&f Bearcats
Cabaniss Field
Roy Miller High School
Seniors Present Busy Bees Farce at St Josephs Hall
Seniors perform the three act comedy Down and Up at St Josephs Hall on April 17 at 8:00 p.m. Dorothy Miller and Carlo Franke star with a strong Senior class cast delivering a humorous spring show.
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St. Joseph's Hall
Dorothy Miller
Carlo Franke
Indians Defeat Bandera 12-2 In Baseball Showdown
St Marys Indians blasted Bandera 12-2 on March 26 as Kenny Kordzik led with two doubles and two singles plus a walk. Pitcher Jimmy Metzger scattered Bandera to one run in six innings while Allen Novian yielded the second in the seventh. The Indians previously beat Comfort 12-3 to move to two official wins.
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Kenny Kordzik
Indians
Jimmy Metzger
Bandera
Allen Novian
Comfort Bobcats
Kenneth Kordzik
Henry Becker
Carlie Franke
Ned Moritz
Danny Hartmann
Franklin Loth
Kenny Jordan
Freddie Pyka
Bobby Jenschke
David Hartmann
James Metzger
Mission service draws city women and girls to St Mary’s
High school girls attended a week long mission at St Mary’s from March 23 to March 30 led by Passionist missionaries Father Clarence and Father Bertrand. Daily sermons urged spiritual focus and avoidance of sin while congregational singing enriched services. The closing rite featured Papal blessing and a large Mission Cross.
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St. Mary’s
Father Clarence
Father Bertrand
TASC Election Contests At Noon Collegiate Schools Vote
Contests at noon Friday saw Sonora and Amarillo Highs contesting for president with four Midland Sweeny Martin and Tivy Kerrville running for vice president and two for secretary treasurer from Lubbock and Austin. Naval Station Auditorium hosted a Saturday election meeting with three minute candidate speeches and four votes per member. Results list President Sonora High School Vice President Midland High School Secretary Treasurer Lubbock Parliamentarian Brownwood.
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Sonora
Amarillo High School
Midland
Sweeny
Martin and
Tivy
Kerrville
Lubbock
Austin
Naval Station Auditorium
Sonora High School
Midland High School
Brownwood
Clinton Courage Book Publication Question
Darrel S. jokes about publishing a courage book, replying he will publish just as soon as he gains nerve. The exchange frames a humorous moment between Clinton and Darrel S.
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Clinton
Darrel S
Orchids and Onions Highlight School and Community
Orchids to teachers and delegates at TASC and to high school girls who attended the mission faithfully. Orchids to St Mary Indians for sealing the Bandera baseball team. Junior German class and Fourth Grade win applause for assembly skits. Fathers Bertrand and Clarence receive rare orchids for a successful Mission. An onion to the curtain operator at last week’s play. Onions to girls writing letters to boyfriends during study periods.
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TASC
St. Mary’s Indians
Bandera
Bertrand
Clarence
Alice J and William W Exchange Quiet Exchange
Alice J states she washed for three hours yesterday and William W questions who she was washing. The dialogue presents a brief, ambiguous exchange between two individuals.
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Alice J
William W
Stonewall Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Community updates show Mr. Simon Burg ill in Fredericksburg hospital with well wishes. Anita Schumpelt took a San Antonio job. Local residents Howard Cravens Judy visited Santa Anna, and several Stonewall families hosted and visited kin from San Antonio Austin Fredericksburg and San Antonio. Rains blessed the area.
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Smithville
Simon Burg
Fredericksburg
Anita Schumpelt
San Antonio
Howard Cravens
Judy
Santa Anna
Carl Jenschke
Jos Jenschke
Albert Nebgen
Jeanette Pehl
Alvin Weinheimer Jr
Guenther Maenius
Austin
Alfred Riba
Carolyn
Stonewall
Lowell W. Abbott
Willy Burg
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