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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1952

Page

15

Hillbilly Partyline Gossip and Schoolroom Whispers

The column questions who Micky M is eyeing among the aggie boys and why Izzy Grdna’s trumpet escort attracts attention. It teases Nan M’s post office visits, ponders Miss Jung’s alleged chemistry, and asks about Marilyn L’s supposed home waiting and a senior she stalls. It notes Ernest J arriving with lipstick on his shirt, linking the shade to a freshman girl.

Micky M Izzy Grdna Walter Love Nan M Nan Miss Jung Marilyn L Ernest J Certin Ernest

Know Your Seniors Marion Rode

Marion Rode, a 17 year old FHS student, has brown eyes and dark brown hair. She is 5 feet 4 inches tall and transferred from Cherry Springs to FHS two years ago. She serves as Pep Squad vice president, Homemaking Club treasurer, Commercial Club president, Senior Class secretary, and was on the basketball team for one year. Her favorite color is navy blue and her preferred foods are fried chicken with French fried potatoes. She enjoys basketball and swimming and works on Mesa Staff with prior Campus Comet Staff membership. She plans to attend college after graduation.

Marion Rode Marion FHS Cherry Springs Commercial Club Mesa Comet

As Viewed By A Teacher By Sarah Noname

A teacher recounts a six weeks period where Freddy mocks exams by carving initials and misunderstands review questions. The piece defends teachers while urging students to study and not blame educators for poor grades. It argues student effort, not teacher leniency, drives report card outcomes.

Miss Snipp Freddy

Make Use Of Valuable Time

A student wastes time with idle activities and postpones work. The piece urges using study periods effectively to complete assignments, avoid last minute rushes, and value time to prevent failure and delays in education. It emphasizes planning, steady effort, and self discipline to improve progress.

Carroll Leads Fredericksburg High Band Trumpet Section

Carroll, first chair and first trumpet in the Fredericksburg High School Band, plays all trumpet solos and excels across styles from hot jazz to sweet classical. His talent suggests a bright future for his career in music.

Carroll Fredericksburg

Junior Historians Meet Highlights Colonial Homes Talk

The Junior Historians held their March meeting on Thursday March 6 with a program led by guest speaker Mrs. Lewis who discussed colonial home structures. Members sang Texas Our Texas and enjoyed oil paintings of Fredericksburg area colonial houses.

Texas Jo Joyce Wahl Sandra Meier Marilyn Lawrence Joy Jordan Lewis Fredericksburg

Simple quick methods ease home cleaning chores

Simple easy quick and safe methods help take the drudgery out of home cleaning chores. Practical tips emphasize speed efficiency and safety to simplify routine housekeeping.

The Power of a Cheerful Smile

A plainspoken exhortation to smile more to lift personal mood and help others. The piece argues frowning brings no benefit and that a cheery smile dispels gloom, cheerfully improving the day for both the wearer and those they meet. It emphasizes smiles cost nothing and are worth a million dollars.

Largest U S currency note is the $100000 bill

The statement identifies the highest denomination ever printed by the United States, the 100000 dollar banknote, issued in 1934 for intergovernmental use by the Treasury and not circulated widely. It remains a historical specimen rather than a regular currency in circulation.

U. S

What is your purpose of going on High school

Students share reasons for attending high school with answers ranging from education and preparation for college to personal growth and family expectations. Several respondents cite future life, better living, or learning practical skills like typing as their motive.

Isnese Mallon i Wlaigie M Gary Lou Ann Waaiie Alliech G Waylon Wes Vermit W Svoianid C Virginia P Iola 1 David W Glady’s G Clemens F Joy J Bertha Nell A Waiter H Daddy Betty P Earl James K Mary Louise H

ABCs of Juniors List of Pseudonames

A long list presents paired first and last names like anxious Liston bashful Kermit Wahrmund and others. The collection reads as a girl and boy names with descriptive adjectives attached to each, forming a whimsical roster.

Homemaking Exhibits and a Style Show Set for March 11

On Tuesday March 11 1852 Homemaking classes plan exhibits in the Visual Aid Room. A posture parade and style show for the WIA will be held that night. The district FHA meet in Kerrville occurs March 8 with twenty five girls four chatter mothers and Mrs Stafford attending. Chemistry class toured Evers Dairy to see cream testing butterfat bottling milk and Culligan Water Softener being cleaned and regenerated. On Friday March 14 1952 Fredericksburg Public School teachers will attend the annual TSTA Convention in San Antonio Miss Viola May Schmidt to preside at the Business Education luncheon and program and to serve on the Credentials committee Thursday night. Mr and Mrs W C Westerfeldt will attend the Gillespie County Teachers Association House of Delegates meeting Thursday night as delegates.

PLA Visual Aid Stafford FHA Kerrville Evers Fredericksburg Public School TSTA San Antonio Viola May Schmidt

What s Up: March 11 to 17 School and Event Notes

March 11 Homemaking Style Show and Exhibits. March 12 Report Cards to students. March 14 T S T A Annual Meeting in San Antonio, No School. March 17 Term themes in American History due.

San Antonio

Let Us Smile Quote by W D Nesbit

A concise quotation highlights a smile as the costless, most worthwhile gesture that brightens life, credited to W D Nesbit. The line emphasizes the universal value of a simple, friendly expression.

W. D. Nesbit

Public School Teachers To S A Meeting In San Antonio

Fredericksburg public school faculty members will attend the Alamo District Texas State Teachers Association meeting in San Antonio. A preconvention dinner is set on Thursday at the Gunter Hotel with M B Morris presiding. The Friday session includes the San Marcos High School Band and remarks by local and university officials.

Fredericksburg Alamo Texas State Teachers Association San Antonio Gillespie Texas House of Delegates Gunter Hotel M. B. Morris Uvalde Public Schools Municipal Auditorium San Marcos Ed. Hunter J. W. Morgan Jefferson Methodist Church Thomas R. Portwood San Antonio Public A. D. Holt University of Tennessee Knoxville Morris

Fredericksburg Athletes Juggle Baseball Football and Track

Fredericksburg High athletes juggle crowded schedules with baseball football and track. Players sacrifice study hall to practice as spring football ends and baseball and track shift to P E periods.

Fredericksburg High

Durst Baptism Held Sunday

Gary Roscoe Durst son of Mr and Mrs Werner Durst of Ingram was baptized at Zion Lutheran Church Sunday morning with Rev Gus Sager officiating. Sponsors Mr and Mrs Rudy Becker attended. A noon dinner followed at the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs Emil Durst for family and sponsors.

Gary Roscoe Durst Werner Durst Ingram Zion Lutheran Church Gus Sager Rudy Becker Emil Durst

Building Permits Granted This Week

The City Commission approved two permits this week. A Cold Storage room addition at AHB Food Store, 714 Wey Main Street, est. cost 600 dollars. A remodel of attic and kitchen addition for H. H. Fricke on South Washington Street, est. cost 3 500 dollars.

AHB Wey Main Street H. H. Fricke Washington Street

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