Inter scholastic League Meet Held in Comfort Texas
Friday April 7 saw the Inter scholastic League Meet hosted in Comfort with participants from Harper Johnson City Stonewall Comfort London Center Point Hunt and Medina. Results tabulated include H S Spelling Karen Dittmar Marie Ochler H S Declamation Kathy Duderstadt Number Sense David Hopf Poetry Reading Sally Spencer John Reddick Elementary Declamation Jan Brown Spelling Delores Duderstadt Patsy Alley Eileen Hopf Vickey Henig with final scores to be reported next week by The Round-Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort
Texas
Harper
Johnson City
Stonewall
London
Center Point
Hunt
Medlia
H. S. Spelling
Karen Dittmar
Marie Ochler
H. S
Kathy Duderstadt
David Hopf
Sally Spencer
John Reddick
Jan Brown
Delores Duderstadt
Patsy Alley
Eileen Hopf
Vickey Henlg
Freshman and Senior Classes Mentioned in Weekend Notes
The fragment lists various activities and events including sophomore and freshman class plans, John Wayne invitations, a Sunday night show, a trip to Corpus, and students earning twenty dollars. It also notes illnesses like measles and mumps, and students fishing or driving repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hopf
John Wayne
Marie
Scotty
Tiny Mountain
David
John Warren
Corpus
Daniel
Logan
Band Jackets Awarded to Five Students
Band students received jackets on Monday April 10. The five recipients were John Tarr Kathy Duderstadt Eugene Heinemann Sally Spencer and Martha Stevens all had five or six years in band and lettered. Jackets varied with white sweaters for John Tarr and Martha Stevens while the girls' jackets matched the others and Eugene Heinemann wore a jacket like the boys this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tarr
Kathy Duderstadt
Eugene Heinemann
Sally Spencer
Martha Stevens
Bang
Martha Steven S
Kathy Dutler
Stadt
Oak Hills Future Teachers Club Summer Picnic Invitation
The Fredericksburg FTA invited Harper Chapter to its spring picnic held Tuesday April 11 at Oak Crest Park near Fredericksburg. Attendees included Bonnie Friedrich Nadene Barker Geneva Jung David Hopf Karen Dittmar and sponsor Mrs. E D Hopf. Everyone reported a very enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hills
Club Day Held Thursday at School
Club Day was held again on Thursday continuing the six weekly pattern. This will likely be the last club day of the year with future meetings to occur during study periods. The days have aided the year by avoiding class interruptions and allowing ample meeting time.
Spelling Team Wins Fourth in Interscholastic League
The Round-Up Sixth Grade News reports Eileen Hopf and Vickie Honig placing fourth in the league spelling contest at Comfort. The picture memory team’s result was not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort
Eileen Hopf
Vickie Honig
Eileen
Betty Jean
Mary Ann
Lynn
Sophomore Glass Party Held at Pete Whitworth Ranch
The sophomore class enjoyed a Sunday party at the Pete Whitworth ranch on the Liano River with fishing and boat riding. Refreshments were served and all thanked Mr Whitworth for the use of his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Whitworth
Liano River
Mr. Whitworth
Seventh and Eighth Grade Students Attend Interscholastic Meet
Nine seventh and eighth grade students traveled to Comfort for the Interscholastic League Meet on Friday. Dolores Duderstadt earned second place in Spelling and attempted Number Sense while Patsy Bailey also took second in Spelling. Jan Brown placed second in Declamation. Dennis Fritz and Dolores Duderstadt did not place in Number Sense. Peggy Feller had unknown results in Ready Writing. Eighth grade adds Billy Holmes from Missouri, making 17 students in the class. he is 14 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort
Jaydean Peril
Dolores Duderstadt
Patsy Bailey
Jan Brown
Dennis Fritz
Peggy Feller
Michael Lange
Hardin Rahe
Jim Tatsch
Billy Holmes
Missouri
Harper PTA Reports Passion Play Slides Visit and Elections
The Harper PTA met March 13 in the school cafetorium with music program highlights by Brad Massey and Carla Anderegg and devotion by Mrs. Milton Cosper. Rev. A A Gitter spoke on Oberammergau with slides showing Bavarian scenery and the Passion Play details. PTA officers for 1961-62 were elected and room count favors went to 2nd and 3rd grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Parent-Teachers Association
Harper School
Mariie Taylor
A. A. Gitter
Raymont Spaeth
Oberammergau
Europe
Bavaria
PTA
Father Gitter
Robert Dittmar
Rollie Peril
C. Stevens
Elmer Lange
Clayton Massey
Louis Lange
Song Dedications From A Local Page Of Names
A list of song dedications includes Gay F and others such as Emily E and Joyce F. The items feature titles like The Window Up Above and Danny Boy with various donor initials and names such as Shay F and Mary BP. The collection appears as a fragment of a personal notices page with multiple author initials attached to each song title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Emily E
Joyce F
Shay F
Gayle D
Mary
Spring stock livestock sale posts strong results at Junction
The Friday sale on April 7 featured steady to strong cattle and higher hogs with .50 to .75 above last week. Notable lots include M. R. Duderstadt buys and Ben Dechert consignments, plus goads and sheep averages. The annual spring stocker goat sale is set for April 26 with $150 plus trophies for top three loads. Regular livestock sale every Friday at 12:30 by Ranchers Comm. Co. Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Duderstadt
Ben Dechert
Shelimire Ranch
Morgan Davis
W. Y. Levensaller
Six Weeks Exams Bring Quiet Study Rush
Students kept books in hand and focused on six weeks exams as school neared its end. Despite the steady grind, the mood remained calm with the finish line in sight this term.
Freshman Class Attends Kerrville Shows
Freshman students visited Kerrville on Sunday night choosing between Bolero and Arcadia venues. The Alamo was showing at the Arcadia and some attendees had already seen it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Arcadia
Fifth Grade Bake Sale Set for Saturday
The fifth grade hosts a bake sale on Saturday April 15 with two sessions from 9 to 11 AM and 3 to 5 PM. Readily available at Modern Market Rocky Inn and the Locker. Please come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Inn
Transportation Details For Event Attendees Listed
To the Bolero, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Clayton Macy, John Wayne Reddick, and Howard Walker furnished the transportation.
Men’s activity coverage prompts reader interest
Readers seek reports on men’s actions and achievements across sports and public life. This note reflects a demand for lineups, outcomes, and notable events involving male figures, aiming to heighten engagement with timely, distinct stories.
Seventh Grade News Opens With Newcomer Billy Holmes
Don Brunen tham was struck in the face by a bat breaking his glasses. Students finish six weeks tests in good spirits as Bil ly Holmes joins the seventh and eighth grade room. Jr. track boys continue their diligent practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Brunentham
Billy Holmes
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Harper School News
Oak Crest
Foundation
Gillespie County
By Christine
Main Street Junction
Ronnie
Daylene P
Joyce P
Danny Boy
Daniel F. My Littl
Teen Angel
David H
Chette G
Man
Lynn R
Lonely Blue Boy
Lucke M
Beautiful Blue Eyes
Beverly
Hot Rod Racer
Wayne L
B & B Hog Farm
Edgar Savage
A. E. Whittle
Ken Alexander
Wanda Parrot
Lms
L. L. Dunbar
Fritz Volkmann
Livestock Co
Melvin Camp
Glenn Murr
W. N. Johnson
Hunger
Junction
Lem Jones
Mer
Ben Hyde
U'S
Water Street
Kerrville, Texas
He Y
Hill Country
Pat’s
Howard Wusterhausen
Lone Star Ramblers
J. J. Patranella
Spring Creek
Ludwig & His Boys
Raymond Klein
Rural
Melvin Eckert
Mason
Buffalo Rodeo
Sterling Bros
Men & Boys
Mosty Nursery Flower Shop
Rita UM. Connally
Jim Looker
Lucille Looker
Don Schumacher
Empire
Ingram
Sam’s Self Service
Dependable Brands
Main
Merrville, Texas
Winona Duke
AL Ziqas
THE
Harper Herald
Martinez
Junction, Texas
Dry Goods Department
Harris Men’s Store
Earl Garrett St
Lehne Lunder & Hardware
Robert Lehne
H. Welge Lewis Independent
Mansfield
P. O
Fredericksburg
John Deere
Krauskopf Bros
West Main St
Fredericksburg, Texas
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