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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1952
Page
10
St Marys Sodality to sponsor a Game Party on Wednesday evening January 30 at 7 30 in St Josephs Hall. Admission is thirty five cents for twenty games with refreshments on sale.
Co Editors Patsy Jordan and Fred die Wehmeyer lead a team of columnists Fredolin Kaderli Betty Meurer Lucille Straube and Tilda Metzger with reporters Judy Holland Alice Jung Helen Meurer Jeanette Weidenfeller Hugo Stenling Darlene Straube Shirley Schneider and Freddie Meurer. Typists Mary Frances Stehling and Wilfred Weinheimer support the desk. Sponsor Sister Alphonsine.
Franklin Loth of the Senior Class of 1952 weighs 198 pounds and stands 6 feet 2 inches. Cocaptain of the Indian Football Team, vice president of the Student Council, and active in St. Mary's Sodality Choir and Glee Club, he plans to join the Navy after graduation. Carlie Franke, the 1951 season A string quarterback and co captain, is also active in extracurriculars and intends to enter naval service. Both are praised for leadership and school spirit as they graduate.
Examinations polarize students from dramatic anxiety to pragmatic acceptance. Some feel crushed by three hours of study, others deny distress, while well adjusted students prepare by studying daily. The piece notes exams influence military, government, and industry decisions and urges daily preparation for May finals.
A brief quotation attributes a view on education criticizing ignorance by those who scorn learning, framed as a concise maxim about valuing schooling. It presents no event, date, or named organization, only a general statement.
About fifty students attended an informal meeting of the Little Theater last Friday at 3 30 in Room 23 to plan a possible inter class one act play contest in March. Sister Alphonsine sponsored the session and broke the group into five drama units assigning each to appoint a leader to schedule rehearsals publicize progress and manage staging details. A wide selection of plays was distributed for reading before the next meeting.
Cosmos and Darlene S spark pin-up chatter while predicting A honor roll ahead. Renie’s Abilene beau spent two days in Fredericksburg amid school life jokes. Students begin using a dictionary as exams loom. A Franklin anecdote ends with a child’s witty retort about ugly faces.
Do consider your diet and say no to chocolates carbonated drinks nuts and heavy fried foods. Keep hands away from your face and rest them on your desk during classes. Don’t squeeze or pry at your skin. Wash your face often with a clean routine and avoid oily cosmetics. Boys with acne may prefer an electric razor to reduce irritation.
Students who passed their semi annual examinations are praised along with patrons of the picture show last Thursday evening. Teachers who worked with students during the first semester are thanked. Helen Meurer earned an A in English on her mid term. Seniors who served on the Pow Wow Staff receive commendation for a job well done.
In a regional census, the majority of recognized geologists in the United States are identified as petroleum specialists. The data suggest a strong industry tilt toward oil exploration roles, with petroleum geologists forming roughly eighty percent of the field.
St Marys High School students join thousands of U S teens in writing an account under 500 words on why and how a Christopher purpose should prepare for careers in education government labor relations communications library work or social service. Twenty seven prizes totaling 2000 dollars will be awarded with one 500 dollar prize two 200 dollar prizes four 100 dollar prizes and twelve 25 dollar prizes. The contest aims to prompt early thought about lifelong occupations and service to the public good. Standard Want Ads phone 46.
A series of student voices shows mixed feelings about exams. Some dismiss them while others view them as essential for learning, with comments from Allen Novian Kenneth Klein Lauraine Heimann and more highlighting study habits and attitudes.
In typical conditions the Navy registers 28 ratings within a 62 item set, reflecting a standard distribution of capabilities. The data implies a baseline readiness profile with a sizable portion of ratings outside the normal range.
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