Hillbilly Partyline Questions and Gossip at School
A dialogue style gossip column asks who Micky M oh looks at aggie boys and who the trumpet escort is for Izzy Grdna. It notes Nan M visiting the post office and asks for Nan’s name. The piece also wonders about Miss Jung and a list of chemical terms. It mentions Marilyn L waiting at home and Ernest J arriving at school with lipstick on his shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micky M
Izzy Grdna
Walter
Love
Nan M
Nan
Miss Jung
Marilyn L
Ernest J
Certin
Ernest
Know Your Seniors Marion Rode
Marion Rode is a 17 year old senior at FHS. She has brown eyes and dark brown hair, stands 5 feet 4 inches, and attended Cherry Springs before FHS. She served two years in Pep Squad including vice president, leads Homemaking Club as treasurer, Commercial Club president, Senior Class secretary, played basketball one year, and contributes to Mesa Staff and Campus Comet Staff. She plans to attend college after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rode
Marion
FHS
Cherry Springs
Commercial Club
Mesa
Comet
As Viewed By A Teacher
A reflection on student effort and teacher praise with Freddy as the student who ignored review questions yet passed the exam. The piece argues that study habits determine grades more than teacher leniency and urges self accountability.
Use Of Valuable Time For Student Effort
A lesson on time management for students urges using idle moments for study. It warns that procrastination leads to frantic last minute work and lost progress, stressing that study periods should aid progress and not be wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inguipe
Lie
Activo
MeggedeiCu
Cipape
Cunverdoumit
Carroll Leads Fredericksburg Band Trumpet Soloist
Carroll, first chair and first trumpet in the Fredericksburg High School Band, showcases versatility from hot jazz to sweet classical. The young musician handles all trumpet solos and shows a bright future ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Fredericksburg
Junior Historians Meet For March Session
The Junior Historians held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday March 6. The program opened with a singing of Texas Our Texas and a musical piece On the Boulevard by Jo Joyce Wahl Sandra Meier Marilyn Lawrence and Joy Jordan. Guest speaker Mrs Lewis discussed the structure of colonial homes and displayed oil paintings of colonial houses in Fredericksburg and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jo Joyce Wahl
Sandra Meier
Marilyn Lawrence
Joy Jordan
Lewis
Fredericksburg
Simple Easy Safe Methods Ease Home Cleaning Chores
The article promotes quick safe cleaning methods designed to reduce drudgery in households. It highlights practical steps and common products to simplify chores and improve efficiency for everyday housekeeping.
The Power of a Smile Brightens Every Day
A cheerful smile uplifts both giver and receiver and banishes gloom. The piece urges readers to smile more for personal benefit and to spread happiness to others, noting its priceless value and zero cost.
Largest U S currency denomination the hundred thousand dollar bill
The statement identifies the highest value ever issued by the United States currency system as the $100,000 bill. It notes its status as the largest denomination available in U S financial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
What is your purpose for going to high school
A survey of students reveals varied motives including education and future plans. Responses show desires to learn, prepare for college, improve living standards, gain skills like typing, or satisfy parental expectations, with several noting education as a path to stability or success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High
Senooi
iLhese
Marion J
Isasgle M
Gary S
Lou Ann
Maileen G
Wayton
Svermit W
Milleen d
Ana Etay
Arguand U
Virginia P
Bertha Nell A
Walter H
Daddy
Betty P
Earl James K
Mary Louise H
Alphabetic Name Pairings From a Historical Listing
A list of paired given names with colorful descriptors follows in a vintage style. Each entry presents a personality-adjective pairing such as Eager Hayden or Generous Earline, forming a catalog of character-name combinations reflecting era slang.
Fredericksburg School Schedule Highlights March Events
On March 11 Homemaking classes will display P11A items in Visual Aid Room and hold a rlA posture parade and style Show that night. On March 6 District II FHA meet ing in Kerrville will be attended by twenty five girls four chatter mothers and Mrs Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rla
Stafford
District II Fha
Kerrville
Evers Dairy
Fredericksburg
TSTA
San Antonio
Viola May Schmidt
What s Up March Events and Deadlines
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
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San Antonio
Let Us Smile Quotation by W. D. Nesbit
A concise quotation by W. D. Nesbit extols a smile as the simplest, most valuable gift that costs the least and yields the greatest life enhancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 March 13 dinner at the Gunter Hotel precedes a March 14 session at the Municipal Auditorium with music by the San Marcos High School Band and welcome addresses by city and university officials.
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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 High Athletes Open Spring Season Packed
Fredericksburg High athletes juggle baseball football and track with crowded schedule. Players sacrifice study hall to practice baseball and run track. Spring football ends this week and baseball and track shift to P E periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg High
Durst Baptism Held Sunday in Zion Lutheran Church
Gary Roscoe Durst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Durst of Ingram, was baptized at Zion Lutheran Church Sunday morning with Rev. Gus Sager presiding. Sponsors present were Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Becker. A noon dinner followed at the Durst grandparents home for family and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 building permits this week. One permits an extension at AHB Food Store 714 Wey Main Street for a cold storage room costing about 600 dollars. The other, to H H Fricke on South Washington Street, authorizes attic remodeling and kitchen addition at about 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AHB
Wey Main Street
H. H. Fricke
Washington Street
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Hillbilly
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Saenger & Ochs
A.H.B. Food Store
Harvest Moon
Cee
Crnpus
SaRe
By Sarah Noname
Miss Snipp
Freddy
Red
Corrall Schoenewolf
Weimtioad S
ABC
Liston
Maner
Bashful
Kermit Wahrmund
Carless
Charles Cade
Daring
Donald Volette
Eager
Hayden Grona
Wilburn Beyer
Generous
Earline Itz
Handsome
Harold Klinksick
Innocent
Warren Hahn
Ernest Jordan
Kind
Emmie Gellermann
Lovable
Tony Hartmann
Mannerly
Marion Baethge
Nice
Ilene Holland
Optomistic
Micky McDougall
Peppy
Marilyn Hartmann
Quiet
Julia Helmers
Smart
Eileen Sager
Talkative
J. P. Burg
Unique
Gloria Jean Kessmann
Venturous
Nan McHalek
Willing
Dorothy Gold
Atra
Sylvia Welch
Yapping
Henry Frantzen
Zcalious
Gary Cravens
S UP
S. A
Durst
Metal Craft Kits
X-Acto Tools
Shell Crafts
the Craftshop
N. Adams
Kilman
Pioneer
Sudan
Dittinger
Juenke & Schoenewolf
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