Spring Fever and School News From F H S Echo
The F H S Echo lists staff roles headed by Norman Rans leben and others, notes on spring fever as a March April ailment, and reports Brady High School honors for Mac Priess as most popular girl. It covers library staff, alumni activities, art exhibits, and ongoing track tryouts with event winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Priess
Brady
Mac
Louise Enderle Nixon
University of Texas
F. H.S
Victor Haag
Clemens Fiedler
May Stein
Alpha Delta
Bastrop State Park
Albert Keidel
New Museum
Austin
Mexico
Fredericksburg
High School Orchestra Concert Features Classics and Contest
Friday afternoon at 3 20 the High School Orchestra performed in the school auditorium. They played Red Lips Waltz Sailor's Hornpipe Marching Feet and Blue Bell and Violet Waltz before a guessing contest. Director Mr Petersen performed a violin solo that delighted listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen
Intermediate grade students exhibit art and projects
Students from the intermediate grades showcased projects and art at a Fredericksburg Public School event sponsored by the PTA last Friday. Mr Shaw's class presented transportation themed work by 6th and 7th graders. Miss Jung's class displayed plaques a woolen rug and soap rock carvings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A. Association of
Fredericksburg
Shaw
Jung
Primary Grade Exhibit Showcases Student Creations
At the high school tied to Miss Mueller and Miss Bierschwabe classes, Primary pupils displayed Health Fairy House posters Plaster of Paris plaques tree hand painting and fire prevention posters. 2B studies Nursery rhymes while 2A 2B poster topics include fire prevention health thrift holidays and good English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mueller
Miss Bierschwale
Plaster of Paris
Anu
Martin
Miss Sutton
Washington
Lincoln
Mother Goose
Tom the Piper
Humpty Dumpty
Little Boy Blue
Mary
Her Little Lamb
Melvin Harris
Mabel Brodbeck
Ella Jost
F. H
ECHO
High School Artists Exhibit At Silver Tea Show
Four high school students contributed works to the Silver Tea and Art Exhibit hosted by the PTA. Adolf Sembritzky exhibited three ink silhouettes from the Mesa, Felix Hahne showed an outdoor scene pencil sketch, Mary Louise Klingelhoefer presented three oil paintings a landscape a seascape and a portrait, while H Gray son Jordan displayed several cowboy cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Sembritzky
Felix Hahne
Mary Louise Klingelhoefer
H. Grayson Jordan
F. H. 8S
Texas Ex Students Banquet Highlights 1939 Program
On March 2, 1939 the Texas Ex-Students held a banquet at the Hotel Nimitz. Six high school girls performed including a vocal duet by Mary Klingelhoefer and Peggy Petsch, Faye Stein on piano, Florine Knoche on accordion, and Kathryn Langerhans with Eugenia Schmidt at the piano. Alumni Crockett Riley and Gifford White spoke on the School of Mines in El Paso and oil geology in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hotel Nimitz
Mary L. Klingelhoefer
Peggy Petsch
Faye Stein
Florine Knoche
Kathryn Langerhans
Eugenia Schmidt
Crockett Riley
Gifford White
Crockett
School of Mines
el Paso
Alaska
Gifford
Venezula
South America
Humble Oil and Ref. Co
Castell locals PTA meets with program and talk on home reading
The Castell P T A held a Friday night meeting at the school with a practice meal social hour. Members enjoyed three Choral Singers performances and declamations by Ruth Esther Leifeste and Vernon Radetzky followed by a discussion on Books and Magazines in the Home led by Mrs A H Matein. Dr and Mrs Lester Keyser of Fredericksburg were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Esther Leifeste
Vernon Radetzky
A. H. Matein
Lester Keyser
Fredericksburg
A. H. Keyser
A. F. Leifeste
Dan Schuessler
San Angelo
Kenneth Bailey
W. E. Dalchau
W. A. Bucholz
Austin
Bernhard and Haag Ready for Intermediate Grade Doubles Match
Anabell Bernhard teams with Adaline Haag for a doubles match against the girls from the intermediate grades. The pairing faces a local rivals test in a junior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anabell Bernhard
Adaline Haag
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F. H. S. Echo
Norman Ransleben
Mary Louise Klingerhoefer
Kurt Lindenberg
Elmer Luckenbach
Lee Roy
Nixon
Genevieve
Stieler Auditorium
Andrew Petermann
Jim McEwen
Robert Petermann
Kerrville
Hans Bergner
Vincent Ransleben
Elmer Bierschwale
Dan Andregg
Maxie Ahrens
Oliver Wuest
Robert Peterman
Eric Berg
Sipriano Concino
Frederick Dietel
Leroy
Eugene Keller
Mike Hickman
Jack Nixon
London
National Defense
Columbia
Columbia University
Teachers College
Francois D’eliscu
New York
D’eliscu
Viola H
Erwin F
Jack N
Eugenia S
Felix H
Alice
Donald
BE. J. H
Albertine I
Oscar K
Gladys H
Hans B
Nellie Habenicht
Verde Bell McDougal
Ruth Sceelig
Olean Fry
Hertha Durst
Castell
By Pearl Daicing
Mildred Leifeste
Ray Graves
San Saba
Sophie Wiedeman
Lee Leifeste
Henry Feuge
Esther
Harry Feuge
Albert Wothmanun
Art
John Wiedeman
Hilda
Allan Wiedeman
Doss
Stoo
Basse Express
San Antonio Headquarters
South Flores
Union Truck & Transportation Terminal
Kallenberg’s Pharmacy
Norman Bros
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