FHS Echo Staff Members Named In Student Publication
The Reflection of School Life staff listing shows Dorothy Ries as Editor-in-chief and Margaret Klinksick as Managing Editor with Amanda Mae Hahne as Society Editor and Walter Klett as Sport Editor. Elsie Sagebiel serves as Alumni Editor and Ola Mae Johanson as Exchange Editor.
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Dorothy Ries
Margaret Klinksick
Amanda Mae Hahne
Walter Klett
Elsie Sagebiel
Ola Mae Johanson
Traditions of the Mesa at Fredericksburg High
The Mesa symbolizes lasting glory and the ideals of Fredericksburg High School. The annual named The Mesa draws on rugged hills as inspiration, promising peace and renewed courage to students and the community for a glorious future.
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Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg High School
Freshman Day Celebrated by Mesa Staff at F. H. &.
The Mesa Staff sponsored Freshman Day at F. H. & where freshmen wore backward outfits and makeup rules as directed by upperclassmen. Students paraded through the high school in a lighthearted, carefree celebration described as a total success.
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F. H
Mesa
Classroom Notes On Ninth Grade Studies In Several Subjects
The entry lists topics in multiple classes. Tenth grade studies The Tempest by Shakespeare Civics trial of cases in court Eighth grade tests on books Biology flowers Physiology air composition experiments to measure oxygen and nitrogen Oxygen studied Section B algebra test and history quiz Friday First year shorthand class has a Thursday test.
Personal notices of social visits and events
Christine Luckenbach and others spent the weekend at their homes while Gladys Miller and Nora Arbelger visited Kerrville. Estella Brannies and Agnes Brannies spent Saturday in San Antonio. Minna Joseph attended the State Fair in Dallas after visiting Fort Worth. Elise Weber hosted a party with Elsie Sagebiel and others at her home, followed by refreshments. Amanda Mae Hahne helped with the program at a Silver Tea by the Parent Teachers Association at Mrs. Harry Priess's home.
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Christine Luckenbach
Louis Kuhlmann
Rubin Meyer
Ruby Keyser
Adela Baethge
Ruby George
Emelie Neilson
Mattie Rogers
Loise Stahl
Gladys Miller
Nora Arbelger
Kerrville
Estella
Agnes Brannies
San Antonio
Minna Joseph
Fort Worth
Dallas
Elsie Sagebiel
Elise Weber
Victoria
Margaret Keidel
Amanda Mae Hahne
Parent Teachers Association
Harry Priess
Fredericksburg Hillbillies Lose to Mason in Ineligible Clash
In Fredericksburg on Friday October 17 Mason High School defeated the Hillbillies 18 to 0 at 3 30 PM. Mason led 6 0 at halftime then added two more touchdowns in the final period as Fredericksburg players H Dietel Byron Hardin and Paul Henke starred. The game counted as a Hillbillies victory due to Mason using ineligible players.
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Ans
Hillbillies
Mason High School
Fredericksburg
Mason
H. Dietel
Byron Hardin
Paul Henke
RULES IN ETIQUETTE AT HIGH SCHOOL
Etiquette emphasizes courtesy to teachers peers and janitors. Students should open doors tip hats greet teachers and girls, avoid embarrassing remarks, and help keep the building clean. Small courteous acts prevent hurtful jokes and build lasting goodwill among classmates.
Fredericksburg High School Thank Mr Schaefer for Football Gift
The Fredericksburg High School football squad expresses appreciation to Mr. W. H. Schaefer for a football given for their opening game with Melvin High School on September 26. The team credits him with friendship and support for athletic activities.
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Fredericksburg High School
W. H. Schaefer
Melvin High School
Schaefer
Learn to laugh and tell stories amid life lessons
Learn to laugh a good laugh is better than medicine. Learn how to tell a helpful story a well told story is welcome as a sunbeam in a sick room. Learn to keep troubles to yourself the world is too busy to linger over your ills and sorrows.
Faculty News Weekend Socials and Travel
Miss Esther Hanna and her mother visited Mrs E R Stahl in Austin Sunday. Miss Josephine Brucks spent Saturday in Austin. Mr von Rosenberg attended the Dallas Fair. Misses Julia Estill and Myrtle Matheson spent the week end in San Antonio.
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Esther Hanna
E. R. Stahl
Austin
Josephine Brucks
von Rosenberg
Dallas
Julia Estill
Myrtle Mathesin
San Antonio
Notable Quotes On Honor And Life From Historical Figures
A collage of aphorisms and quotations reflects on success effort and character. It notes Harvard figures Otto Kahn and A Lawrence Lowell, William Lyon Phelps, and Mrs Herbert Hoover, alongside Mussolini and a Sparta Michigan barber tale about grain payments.
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Harvard College
A. Lawrence Lowell
Otto Kahn
William Lyon Phelps
Austin American
Sparta
Michigan
Herbert Hoover
Benito Mussolini
Program Made Out for First Club Meeting
The German Club presents its first meeting on Thursday October 23 at 4 P M with seven items. Theodore Koerner explains why the club was founded. May Stein recounts travel impressions from Salt Lake City. Woodrow Braeutigam discusses Revolution in Brazil. Estella Brannies offers humorous newspaper bits. Elizabeth Weirich narrates The Lorelei tale. Elsie Sacebiel presents The Lorelei poem. Minna Henke and Alma Sauer perform the dialogue Minna and the Housewife.
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Warum Dieser Verein ¢Egruendet Wurde
Theodore Koerner
Reiserlebnisse
Salt Lake City
May Stein
Die
Elsie Sacebiel
Minna
Minna Henke
Alma Sauer
Grammar Grade News Report Cards and Halloween Plans
The first three grades received report cards on Monday. First grade Miss Dechert plans a Halloween party with decorations by pupils. Second grade Miss Carter's class illustrates Robinson Crusoe on sand table. Third grade Miss Stulken's presents a vase and flowers. Mr Alfred Neffendorf gave new basketballs. Seventh grade boys work on basketball courts.
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Miss Dechert
Miss Carter
Miss Stulken
Alfred Neffendorf
Grammer
Browning
Local Dairy Ad Highlights Ice Cream and Butter Milk
A dairy notices its delivery schedule and products. It promotes TB tested herds, cottage cheese, butter milk, and a neat gallon ice cream package for trips or outings. It also offers bulk ice cream and party cream orders.
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T. B
Promptness in School Work
A 1930 exhortation on punctuality and preparedness. The piece argues that timeliness in arriving at school and in submitting assignments leads to better spirits, higher achievement, and eventual advancement, urging students to begin the year with promptness.
Drive Carefully near School Says Lions Club Signage
Our careful motorists notes the Lions Club safety signs near the school urging drivers to watch for children. Drivers praised for caution while a few remain less careful as vehicle activity continues along the street.
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Lion’s Club
Hillbillies to Meet Llano High Friday at Fairgrounds
On Friday October 24 1930 the Hillbillies host Llano High School at 3 30 PM at the local fairgrounds. Fans are urged to come out and back their team.
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Hillbillies
Llano
Llano High School
Choral Club Meets Wednesday Evening Practice
The Choral Club met Wednesday night at 7 30 with sixty members present. The song Robin Redbreast was practiced during the session.
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Robin Redbreast
Alumni Return Home Over Weekend
Albert Keidel Hugo Peter Mann and Cora Onnecks University students spent the weekend at home with family and friends.
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Albert Keidel
Hugo Petermann
Cora Oennecks
Subscription Offer Promises Standard Access at Low Price
A brief notice announces a Standard subscription available for $1.50 per year, inviting readers to subscribe and benefit from affordable service.
Lost Boy Found in Nevada Canyon
Three year old Jackie Sullivan was found alive Saturday seven miles from his wander spot in Tonopah Nevada after a multi day desert search. Albert Scurlock known as Happy tracked the boy’s trail from 6 a m and located him trapped under a tree limb. The boy cried I want my mother and showed signs of weakness from hunger and thirst but survived the ordeal.
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Tonopah
Nev
Jackie Sullivan
Jackie
Albert Scurlock
Scurlock
Surlock
Bankers to Meet at Junction Texas
Kerrville October 18 The Hill Country Bankers Association formed in June will hold a quarterly meeting at Junction on October 25. A B Burton of Kerrville active VP First State Bank and association president spoke of invited speakers including John Q McAdams of Winters Texas Bankers Association president and W A Philpot of Dallas secretary. J W Butler of the United States National Bank Galveston has also been invited to speak. Burton and O B Schweimehl of Kerrville will attend as organizers.
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Kerrville
Tex
Hill Country Banker's Association
Junction
Here
A. B. Burton
First State Bank
John Q. McAdams
Winters
Texas Banker's Association
W. A. Philpot
Dallas
J. W. Butler
United States National Bank
Galveston
Burton
O. B. Schweihelm
Charles Schweiner Bank
Kerr
Poultry Producers Drive Meeting at Fredericksburg Court House
A meeting is set for Wednesday October 29 at 2 30 P M at the Fredericksburg Court House to promote the Poultry Producers Assn of Texas and discuss federal Farm Board help. All poultrymen and interested parties urged to attend with Mrs Christ Mathisen as a speaker.
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Court House
Fredericksburg
Ass’n
Texas
San Antonio
Federal Farm Board
South Texas
Hill Country unit plans quarterly gathering
The secretary of the association and secretary pro tempore W P Riley along with the association vice president at Junction are organizing plans for the quarterly gathering. The Hill Country unit includes members from Edwards, Menard, Gillespie, Blanco, Real, Mason, Bandera, Kerr, Kendall, Kimble, Llano and Gillespie counties.
Farm Facts on Exercise and Turkeys Roosting
Plenty of exercise and roughage such as alfalfa helps prevent paralysis in pregnant owes. Training turkeys to roost when young reduces crowding and may save poults from being crushed. Laths on four inch blocks serve as perches for small turkeys.
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F.H.S. Echo
the Choral Club
Nevada Canyon
Bankers
Junction, Tex
Mrs
Christ Mathisen
Bank OF
Co-Operative Creamery
A. L. Patjon
A. B. Witte
Office Telephone
Hill Country Motorbus Co., Inc
Oak HiLl
Sio
Cedar Valley
Dripping Springs
Henley
Mount View
Johnson City
Stonewall
S40
EREE
Peter’s Hall
Stewart-Warner Radio
ABC
Westinghouse
Stehling Electric Co
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