Staff bylines and contributors listed for newspaper
The editor in chief is Ken Knopp with Antoinette Kraus as assignment editor. Make up reporters include Melvin Stehling Clarence Weinheimer Dorothy Miller Fredolin Kaderli and Daniel Hartmann. Oleta Alberthal handles future book and Sister M Clementia CDP serves as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Knopp
Antoinette Kraus
Melvin Stehling
Clarence Weinheimer
Dorothy Miller
Fredolin Kaderli
Daniel Hartmann
Oleta Alberthal
Sister M. Clementia
CDP
Dear Gang Who Am I I See Me in Every Place
A first person voice describes a familiar figure seen at a football game with large players from St Marys. The narrator notes being near the players, then attends church where the once strong men appear crumbled and weak, head bowed, eyes vacant, a sad transformation observed after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footsball
Old St. Mary’s
Students’ Commute Changes At St. Margites High
A long school column notes modern teens rely on cars for near distance travel while earlier generations walked in all weather. It lists seniors and their miles to campus, from blocks away to fourteen miles, with references to various cars and a hometown school pride. The piece ends with a brief agricultural terrace maintenance tip about cutting waste grasses and hay for reuse.
St Marys Auxiliaries Debut Program At Hall
Over one hundred mothers and friends attended the Ladies School Auxiliary meeting at St Joseph Hall on Friday October 20. The program opened with a high school song Red White and Blue by Sisters M Clementia and M Elaine Gentemann. A reading Old Black Joe by Judy Holland followed, with Junior and Senior boys singing the Foster tune. A Junior piano accompaniments and grade songs led to a third grade playlet about a birthday party with John and Joan Lane and a guest list of numerous students and a real birthday cake prepared by Clara Ann Schaetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Joseph Hall
Ladies School
M. Clementia
M. Elaine Gentemann
Joe
Judy Holland
Stephen Foster
Dorothy Miller
Antoinette Kraus
John
Joan Lane
Visitors Honored By SMH Pep Squad
Saturday the 21st the Indians football squad presented their sweetheart. The pep squad formed an A for Abilene and sang a pep song then heart formation as the team formed an arrow. Gladys Stehling named favorite. After the game a party at the youth center featured hot dogs and cakes, chaperons listed, dancing to midnight with prayer and hymn to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Father Logan
Robert Moritz
Hilmar Stehling
Frank Jenschke
Edward Hagel
Hilmar Jung
Richard Heep
Albert Stehling
Tony Konpp
Walter McKay
James Holland
Sidney Henke
Elton Jordan
Herbert Durst
Sodality
Honor Roll for First Six Weeks List of Students
Seniors Marvin Nebgen. Juniors Oleta Alberthal James Braeutigam Antoinette Kraus Betty Jean Lochte Dorothy Miller Margaret Mosel Roseline Stehling Doris Weinheimer. Sophomores Reuben Heinemann A J Langehennig Lucille Straube Milton Crenwelge Mariette Mechler Fredolin Kaderli Patricia Jordan Judy Holland. Freshmen Jeanette Weidenfeller Helen Meurer Lauraine Heimann Frances Novian. Eighth Grade Alice Braeutigam Patricia Pehl Rose Mary Petermann Barbara Reinbach Shirley Schneider Patricia Duecker Bambie Pehl Karleen Schnelle Darlene Straube Hugo Stehling William Stehling Annette Tatsch Barbara Zenner. Seventh Grade Robert Pohler Adeline Stehling Louise Kraus. Sixth Grade Lottie Helen Gold Mary Ann Pohler Theresa Stehling Jacqueline Ulbricht Elaine Weidenfeller. Fifth Grade Mary Elizabeth Fritz Emily Meurer Angela Kammilah. Fourth Grade Mary Ann Klein James Pape Antoinette Scott Stephen Koch Carolyn Pfeiffer. Third Grade Susan Meurer. Second Grade Anthony Jung Terry Kiehne Gerald Evers Edward Weber Ross Kammlah Geraldine Klein Cynthia Tatsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Nebgen
Oleta Alberthal
James Braeutigam
Antoinette Kraus
Betty Jean Lochte
Dorothy Miller
Margaret Mosel
Roseline Stehling
Doris Weinheimer
Reuben Heinemann
A. J. Langehennig
Lucille Straube
Milton Crenwelge
Marietta Mechler
Fredolin § Kaderli
Patricia Jordan
Judy Holland
Jeanette Weidenfeller
Helen Meurer
Lauraine Heiman
Indians Beat Bulldogs In Close 28 26 Victory
Indians defeated the Bulldogs 28 to 26 in a tight game. The outcome pleased the home crowd as both sides fought hard for the lead.
St Marys Grades Win Prizes in Fredericksburg Poster Contest
St Marys School elementary grades earned awards in a Fire Department poster slogan contest in Fredericksburg. Seventh grade posters by Mary Jane Langehennig. slogans by Francis Langehennig and Marjorie Willie. Sixth grade posters Daniel Durst Helen Lottie Gold. slogans Ronald Jenschke Patricia Henke Joyce Ottmers and Louisé Enderlin. Fifth grade slogan Betty Weinheimer. Fourth grade slogans James Pape Jackie Schandua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s School
Fire Department
Fredericksburg
Mary Jane Langehennig
Francis Langehennig
Marjorie Willie
Daniel Durst
Helen Lottie Gold
Ronald Jenschke
Patricia Henke
Joyce Ottmers
Louisé
Classroom Lesson Ends With Odd Opposites
In a lower grade class Sister led a lesson on autonyms. She asked for opposites and the children answered Joy Pain and Giddap in unison.
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Sister
Giddap
Boy and Father Clash Over Dog Impulse Buy
Little Gerald Kaderli defies Father Logan to get a dog like Rex. Tommy pushes for a mutt as Gerry stands firm against the purchase. Rex remains central to the quarrel as bar heroics frame the scene.
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Gerald Kaderli
Rex
Logan
Tommy
Gerald
Gerry
Indians Edge Bulldogs In Narrow 28 26 Victory
The Indians and Abilene Bulldogs staged a high scoring duel as both teams exchanged threats. A standout moment saw a coach declare a player as a thoroughbred, while the Redskins extended a six game streak. Dripping Springs looms next with a 5-1 record and revenge on the mind for last year's 34-26 loss.
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Indians
Bulldogs
Abilene
Redskins
Dripping Springs
Junior Class Hears Prom Plans Adopts Motto Dont Die on Third Base
James Braeutigam presided over the second club meeting discussing prom and social activities. The group decided to hold a box supper soon and adopted the class motto Dont Die on Third Base signaling the junior year and the baseball term for moving forward.
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James Braeutigam
Typewriters for Rent at Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Several good typewriters available for monthly rental at Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Phone 40. Local listing notes rental options and contact details for interested customers.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Frozen Food Tips and a Freezer Demonstration
Miss Fugitt promotes home freezers and ready to cook meals. She notes quick freezing preserves flavor and nutrition, and outlines ready meals and planned-overs. She will speak at Moritz Farm Equipment Co on Wednesday Nov 1 at 2 30 p m with prizes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fugitt
Miss
University of Georgia
Moritz Farm Equipment Co
Main St
Probst Hardware Ad Offers Scope Mounting Service
In a few weeks you'll need that new rifle, ammunition or scope. Let us take your order now. We mount all types of scopes. Probst Hardware, Inc.
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Probst Hardware, Inc
Humble opens San Antonio Products Terminal with ceremony
The Humble Oil and Refining Company inaugurates its San Antonio Products Terminal at Old Seguin and Artesia Roads. The 4:30 p.m. ceremony featured Hines H. Baker and San Antonio officials. The facility has 115000 barrels of storage, a warehouse, office, garage, loading rack and reconditioning plant serving 18 Humble bulk plants and 230 retail outlets across 24 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil and Refining Company
San Antonio
Old Seguin
Artesia Roads
Hines H. Baker
A. C. White
Harry Jersig
Humble
Gillespie County
Re. and
Poultry Feed Bills Dropped by Grass Silage Use
Controlled experiments show pasture and grass silage cut poultry feed costs by up to 29 percent. Many poultry farms lack silos but farmers feed grass silage to their birds to reduce expenses.
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St. Mary’s High School
Editorial
Roger Moritz
la Verne Juenke
Billy Metzger
Delores
Pubbie
Stehling
Plymouth
Betty’ Jean Lochte
Franklin Loth
Ford
Freddie
Elroy Crenwelge
O.k
Judy
Darlene Duecker
Wilfred Weinheimer
Wilfred
David
Elaine McKay
Shirley Loth
George Gold
Milam St
John Lane
Clayton Klein
Blanch Schlueter
Mr. Lane
William Tatsch
Mrs. Lane
Mary Ellen Weinheimer
Clara Ann Schaetter
Francis Heep
Janette Fritz
Carole A. Bert
Ruby L. Franke
J. Maurice Duderstadt
Mary Ann Enderlin
Emma Beth Schoenewolf
Larry Dan Grobe
Gary J. Hagel
Marilyn Kammilah
Judith Ann Kammlah
Shirley Mae Pohler
Kathrine I. Klein
Mary Ann Kozielski
Harry Seelig
Terrace Stehling
Mark Swatek
Milton Nixon
Guenther Ottmers
Janice
Elizabeth H. Weber
Susan Meurer
Healy
SMH
Gillespie County Commission
R. R. Stock Pens
St. Mary's Indians
St. Joseph's Bulldogs
Ken Hamric
Bob Hawkins
Jane American
Joe Stalin
Santa Claus
America
Gulf Coast Lumberman
Humble’s
Elmo Baethge
Schnelle's Fabric and Baby Shop
Lone Star Gas Company
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