Harper School opens with 252 students and 29 new faces
Harper High School starts August 18 with 252 students from K to 12. Grade school hosts 146 students with 9 new, high school 106 with 20 new. Football team has 20 boys. scrimmage set for August 22 at Rocksprings. Principal duties, staff lists, and class officer elections are detailed along with new teachers and staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper High School
Harper Longhorn
Ted Masser
Ronnie Lumpkins
Longhorns
Othr
Thomas Cauthen
Charles Dunn
Clint Hill
Matt Schmidt
Steven Skipper
Kenneth Stone
Richard Boutin
Dwain Cornelius
Mike Ficker
Doyle Parker
Richard Rangel
Rudy Rangel
Russell Ressmann
Paul Baethge
Donnie Jung
Kevin Burks
Buzzy Bierschwabe
Ricky Cason
Raynie Ficker
Richard Friedrichs
Ced
James Hagan
Elizabeth Jung
Tammy Harper
Harper School
Kathy Masser
Erlene Perser
Ed Bailey
Bailey
Ingram
Jr. High
P.E
Masser
Dunn
Massey
Peril
Schmidt
Honig
Thorn
Harper School announces free meal and milk policy
The Harner Independent School District announces a policy for free meals and free milk under the National School Lunch and Special Milk Programs. Eligibility is based on family size and income, with detailed scales and exceptions for unusual expenses such as medical costs, high shelter costs, special education expenses, and disaster losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harner Independent
1978 Gillespie Fair promises daily races and grand entertainment
The Gillespie Fair features daily races led by the mile and 70 yard Derby on Sunday. Nightly acts include Gentel Ben and Tony the Wonder Horse, Bob Ford magic, and the Vernon Schwarz Combo with the Luckenbach Jr Hi Band. A 100-unit parade starts at 10 a.m. Friday led by a Navy Color Guard, with Fort Sam Houston Fifth Army Band and Fredericksburg High School Band among participants. Exhibits include Screw Worm Eradication and Health Career Mobile Unit displays, a large livestock show, and community displays. Applications for school meal programs are available at the Harper school office, with nondiscrimination noted and hearings possible for eligibility. Admission changes after 6 p.m. daily. school children admitted free Friday. Fredericksburg and county schools observe a holiday for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentel Ben
Tony the Wonder Horse
Bob Ford
Vernon Schwarz
Luckenbach Jr. Hi
Fifth Army Band
Fort Sam Houston
Fredericksburg
Courthouse
Nimitz Center
Main Street
Kraus Corner
Mission, Texas
Health Career Mobile
Texas Women’s University At
Denton
Bess Communty Club
Gene Ledel
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Scotty and His Beer Hounds of
Austin
Luckenbach Junior Hi
Longhorn Roundup Announces New School Staff
The Longhorn Roundup and Longhorn yearbook will be produced by a Journalism Class staff. Assigned roles include Editor Roundup Virginia Pruneda Editor Longhorn Juanice Beard News Editor Pam Massey Art Editor Kim Barrett Layout Editor Linda Heinemann. Local graduates from Southwest Texas State University totaled 800 plus recipients with Lt Governor Bill Hobby delivering the commencement address at Evans Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longhorn-Roundup
Longhorn
Roundup
Virginia Pruneda
Juanice Beard
Pam Massey
Kim Barrett
Linda Heinemann
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Armstrong
Tommie Skipper
David
Steven
Lydia Bierschwabe
Harper
Felix Hahne Jr
Richard Schumann
Jim Armstrong
Michael
Canyon Lake
Rocksprings Scrimmage Opens Football Schedule
The schedule lists Aug 22 scrimmage at Rocksprings, Aug 29 against Nueces Canyon, Sep 5 at Knippa, Sep 12 at Center Point, Sep 19 hosting La Pryor, Oct 3 hosting Leakey, Oct 10 hosting Knippa, Sep 17 hosting Center Point for Homecoming, Oct 24 at La Pryor, and Nov 7 at Leakey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocksprings
Nueces Canyon
Knippa
Center Point
la Pryor
Leakey
Homecoming
la Pryor, T
Leakey, T
Speed of light arrives too early for partygoer
A party goer jokes that the speed of light arrives too early in the morning, framing a humorous observation about moments and dawn. The remark captures a playful take on physics in casual conversation.
Gillespie County appoints Mike Summers new Farm Bureau agent
Mike Summers of San Antonio has been named Gillespie County Farm Bureau agent effective August 1. He is a Lagerton native, married to Glenda Anderegg from Doss, and has worked with RCA Distributing and Hopps TV. Summers seeks residency and church affiliation here, plans to recruit new Farm Bureau members, and will handle home owners, casualty, farm and ranch, and life policies. The Summerses bought a home at 808 Pecan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Summers
San Antonio
Gillespie County Farm Bureau
Lagerton
Texas
Glenda Anderegg
Emil Anderegg
Doss
Summers
RCA Distributing Corp
Hopps TV
Fredericksburg
Mike
National Guard
Lutheran Church
Farm Bureau
W. Z. Summers
Rule, Texas High School
Angelo State University
San Angelo
Pecan Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gillespie County Fair
Harper School News
Ik Skr Mjk
Harper I.S.D
Hugo Arlitt
Verlon Masters
Sharon Tatsch
Nell Tatsch
Emil Tatsch
B. J
Bill) Meeks
June Spencer
Oma Bierschwale
Lesa Bierschwale
Mattie McDougall
Myrtle Feller
Mae Wachals
Ruby Benner
Helen Fritz
Thar
The
Harper Herald
Harper, Texas
Gillespie Fair
Elbert J. Schmidt
P.O. Box
Maine
Denise Klein
Mary Masters
Lorna Rahe
June Kramer
Margaret Kneupper
Cindy Holmes
Rose Mary
Seal Armstrong
Rose Mary McDonald
Doyle Kellner
Pdm
Kerb
the Herald
Arco Station & Cafe
Arco Gas
Burns Butane Service
Herbert and
Ernestine Feller
Best Buy
Frontier Festival
SAT. & Sun
Harper Community Park
Open Rodeo
Rodeo
Flog Bode
Barrett Harper
Moormans Quality
Staffel
Bode Feed & Supply
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!