St Marys School Names State Candidates and Alternates
Marinews notes that Girls State candidate is Joan Dee Reche nau, Fredericksburg daughter of Clarence Reichenau, and Boys State candidate is Stephen Duecker, son of Milton Duecker. Alternates are Sharon Petsch and Michael Evers. Sponsored by the local American Legion and chosen by the high school faculty for leadership citizenship scholarship and courtesy.
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St Marys School
Joan Dee Rechenau
Clarence Reichenau
Fredericksburg
Stephen Duecker
Milton Duecker
Sharon Petsch
Michael Evers
American Legion
St Marys High Students Take National Math Exam
On Tuesday March 12 1968 St Marys High math students took the Annual High School Mathematics Exam. Senior participants include Cathy Walch Jaan Schmdt Charlotte Jung Gary Pyka and Thomasz Kaderli. Juniors and Geometry students listed are Hank Basse Carroll Bryin Michael Evers Marcie Rech Elsa Rees and Linda Walters.
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St Mary's High
Mathematical Association of America Society of Actuaries
Mu Alpha Theta National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Cathy Walch
Jaan Schmdt
Charlotte Jung
Gary Pyka
Thomasz Kaderli
Hank Basse
Carroll Bryin
Michael Evers
Marcie Rech
Elsa Rees
Linda Walters
Students chosen for international congress at Eagle Pass
Two senior girls Erika Fein elsen and Annette Schmidt were chosen by the Faculty of St Marys High to represent the school at the International Student Congress to be held at Eagle Pass March 21 to 24. Students will be housed in private Rotarian homes. They are to write a 300 word theme on Friendship The Basic for Peace. Prizes will be awarded. Project sponsored by Fredericksburg Rotary Club for four local boys and girls.
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Erika Feinelsen
Annette Schmidt
St. Mary's High
Eagle Pass
M&can
Stu
Dents
Fredericksburg
Mary Chorale at Thirty-Third Annual Choral Festival
Fifty six members of the Mary Chorale traveled to San Antonio for the Thirty-Third Annual Choral Festival at Our Lady of the Lake College. Groups from Dallas Abilene Corpus Christi Victoria Shmer Hallettsville Casterville and San Antonio competed in the largest festival yet. Sister Elaine Gentemann of Our Lady of the Lake College received a floral bouquet and was named one of the twenty outstanding US composers and will get a Citation of Honor at the National Catholic Music Educators Convention in Houston next month.
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The
Mary Chorale
San Antonio
Our Lady of the Lake College
Dallas
Abilene
Corpus Christi
Victoria
Shmer
Hallettsville
Casterville
Elaine Gentemann
Fredericksburg
CYO Executive Board Meeting in Kerrville
San Antonio executives led the CYO meeting in Kerrville on March 3. The San Antonio Archdiocesan CYO Federation introduced a new moderator as deanery reports outlined recent activities and Kerrville hosted a social after. Attendees included St Marys CYO officers Erika Feineisen Elaine Weber Diane Kuhlmann and moderator Father Sam.
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CYO
Kerrville
San Antonio
Elaine Weber
Diane Kuhlmann
Father Sam
St Marys Students Compete in Alamo District Math Contest
On March 9 three St Marys High sophomores and three freshmen joined the fourth annual Mathematics Tournament in San Antonio. Competitors were Jerry Wahl Ronnie Jung Gerald Segner Yvonne Rech Marsha St Clair and Mary Dooley. Their teacher Mr Sam Baethze accompanied them.
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Sophmores
St. Mary's High
Teachers of Mathematics
San Antonio
Jerry Wahl
Ronnie Jung
Gerald Segner
Yvonne Rech
Marsha St. Clair
Mary Dooley
Sam Baethze
Knights of Columbus Honor Football Team for All-State Awards
The Knights of Columbus hosted a chili and tamale supper in Fredericksburg. Dr Francis Walch spoke on Hemis Fair profits and urged grooming changes. Coach Knopp presented All-State Certificates to Thomas Eilers and Gary Pyka, with flowers given to Charlotte Jung. Two football game films were shown.
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Francis Walch
Fredericksburg
Knopp
Thomas Eilers
Gary Pyka
K .C
Charlotte Jung
Class Points For Nine Weeks Announced
On Tuesday the class points for nine weeks were announced. Freshmen lead with 8 points, followed by Juniors with 5, and Seniors and Sophomores tied at 4. Congratulations to the Freshmen for their fine spirit.
Mystery Student Named Freshman Gary Lotli
Last week the mystery student was identified as Freshman Gary Lotli. The notice confirms the pupil's name and grade level in a school bulletin.
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Eturn -Nergy -Eat Hare
Gary Lotli
St Mary’s Paper Drive Seeks Community Papers and Magazines
St Mary’s runs an annual paper drive with students collecting old papers and magazines from households this Friday. The drive continues until Friday March 15 and materials may be dropped at Old St Mary’s Church contact 997-2053.
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St. Mary’s
St Mary's Church
Fredericksburg Publishing Co Supplies Typewriter Materials
Fredericksburg Publishing Co offers typewriter ribbons carbon paper carbon sets typewriter cleaner and correction materials for offices and printers. Reliable stock and prompt service highlighted for local businesses and schools.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Familiar Faces: Carolyn Pehl Named Homecoming Queen Nominee
Carolyn Pehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Pehl is featured as a senior at St Marys active in FTA Library Club C C D Band and majorette leadership roles. She plans to attend McConnell Airline School in Minnesota after graduation and has earned honors including Lion's Queen 1967 68 and homecoming nominee.
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Carolyn Pehl
Douglas Pehl
St. Mary's
Carolyn
FTA
Library Club
C.C.D
McConnell Airline School
Minnesota
The Minister Speaks on Sharing and Global Duty
A speaker urges charitable sharing based on gospel values. He notes global hunger, poverty, illiteracy, and wealth disparities while calling individuals to use surplus for others. He warns today’s decisions shape tomorrow and highlights growing global connectivity amid division. Harold J. Ehlinger.
Students buy Postwood slide rules at Frederickburg Publishing
The Standard announces arrival of Postwood slide rules at Fredericksburg Publishing Co. home of the Standard. Price is four dollars ninety five cents. Students urged to purchase these affordable educational tools from a local publisher Regarded as useful for math and science coursework.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
The
Standard
Dinosaur Day in Austin Showcases Life-Size Replicas
March 20 proclaims Dinosaur Day in Austin. Twelve fiberglass dinosaur replicas by Sinclair Refining Co for a New York World’s Fair exhibit will be on display at Hancock Center March 20 through 24, highlighting the fossil age of oil origin and 30 years of research. Texas Game Wardens will be renamed wildlife management officers. Deputy director Mauermann says wardens spend only about 35 percent of their time enforcing game law, the rest on wildlife projects and public outreach. In Menard, Fritz Luckenbach reports a buck antler set left out in the open was eaten by squirrels and rodents, leaving only bone fragments and nails.
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Austin
Sinclair Refining Company
Hancock Center
Texas
Robert G. Mauermann
Fritz Luckenbach
Menard
TSTA Holds Final Meeting in Gillespie County
The Gillespie County Texas State Teachers Association held its final meeting of the school year on March 5 at 7 30 p m in Andy's Diner after supper. Mrs Guido Klett read a tribute to retiring teachers Miss Selma Johnson and Herbert Haas. Future Teacher students Lynette Klaerner Linda Gass Richard Bruns and George Durkop sang Where Have All The Flowers Gone accompanied by Johnny Luckenbach who played guitar and sang Time. Officers elected for 1968 69 were Wilburn Peese president Carroll Sultemeier first vice president Wilbert Seipp second vice president Mrs Georgia Menking secretary and Mrs Leola Nielsen treasurer.
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Gillespie County
Texas State Teachers Association
Andy
Guido Klett
Selma Johnson
Herbert Haas
Rebecca Waters
Lynette Klaerner
Linda Gass
Richard Bruns
George Durkop
Johnny Luckenbach
Wilburn Peese
Carroll Sultemeier
Wilbert Seipp
Georgia Menking
Leola Nielsen
Index Cards and Cabinets Sold by Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc offers index cards and card cabinets in various sizes for offices and schools. Available products cover standard index card stock and multiple cabinet dimensions for organizing records and notes.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
One Phone Family Scrambles for Calls Across the House
A lighthearted note on how a single kitchen or hall phone routes every ring through the home. The text imagines a family sprinting from room to room to answer, calling the scene modern hustle but playfully questioning the notion.
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Erika Feineisen
SMHS
Alamo
U.S
NBC TV
Hein
West Main ST
Knights’ of Columbus
Ray —Dvice
Fredericksburg Burg Publishing Co., Inc
Community Chest
Heart Fund
Cancer Fund
Unicef
Christ
Jesus
God
Harold J. Ehlinger
TSTA
Acme
America
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