Four Longhorns Earn All-District Football Honors
Four Longhorn players were named to AW District first and second teams by the district committee of coaches. Rene Kramer, a two year terman and senior, was listed as offensive guard on the first team. Bernard Fritz, a three year letterman, was elected AT-District end. Jim Bob Stevens, a three year letterman and quarterback, also earned district recognition.
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Longhorn
Rene Nkramer
Jetterman
Bernard Fritz
Bernard
Pughorn
Jim Bob Stevens
Longhorns
Lynn Parker
Harper High Longhornettes Clinch 69 50 Victory Over Llano
Harper High gym hosted a Tuesday night matchup where the Longhornettes dominated Llano 69 to 50. Led by Barbie Per With 20 points and Cathy Latsch also 20, Harper built a 37 20 halftime lead and third quarter edge.
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Hacer Longhornettes
Harper High Gym
Llane Yellow Jackets
Harper
Liane
Wits
Whisper
Tlarper
Barbie Per
Cathy Latsch
Sharlene Rahe Mde
Jeanette Fritz
Mars Ann Kensing
Elleen Hopf
Helen Esquell
Karlanderegeg
Vickie Hong
Llano
Tohmann
Simpson
Halliburten
Wardell
Harper B Team Falls to Jackets B 33 20
The Harper girls B team lost to Llano Jackets B 33 to 20 at Harper gym on Tuesday November 21 at 3 30 pm. Nancy Phillips scored nine and Mary Nell Tarr seven for Harper while Cynthia Graham led Llano with seventeen points and Ada Holloway added twelve. Harper had ten fouls to Llano's sixteen.
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Tfarper
Llano Jackets
Harper Gym
Llano
Iarper
Nancy Phillips
Mary Nell Tarr
Harper
Jackets
Cynthia Graham
Ada Holloway
Llane
Song dedications list with multiple names and titles
A compiled set of song dedications and dedicator names including Born Free by Kharla A single girl by Jeanette and Shirlene I Lie A Lot by Joe Mains 500 Miles Away From Home by Lyn1 Is It Really Over by Cathy T Heart of Glass by Gary R Only You by Mary Nell T Kicking Our Heart Around by Bas ketball Teams Youre The Reason Im Living by Bernice K There stands The Glass by Helen E and Barbara S JBS MAK.
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Kharla A
Jeanette
Shirlene
Joe Mains
Lyn1
Cathy T
Heart of Glass
Gary R
Mary Nell T
Bernice K
Glass
Helen E
Barbara S
Basketball Schedule of November to February
Schedule lists games and tournaments with locations in Rockprings Llano Junction Center Point Medina Blanco and Harper Tournament dates span November through February. Entries include December 13 Harper Tournament December 8 to 10 Junction Tournament January 9 Junction January 27 Medina February 3 Blanco February 10 Center Point.
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Here
Harper
Llano
Junction
Blanco
Center Point
Medina
BH & LP
Longhorns Fall to Llano in 68 to 43 Loss
Llano defeated Harper 68 to 43 after a strong second quarter and a dominant run through the second half. Llano led 14 to 10 in the second, then widened the gap with 18 to 8 in the third and 19 to 13 in the fourth.
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Longhorns
Harper
Llano
Stevens
R.F. Mains
R.F
Fritz
Rahe
L.F
Jung
L. F
Heinemann
L.F. Kramer
C. Parker
E.G. BT
Virdell
Wooten
F.F
Rabb
Rassener
McGee
Scott
Millirow
Garcia
L.F. Z. Osburn
C Smith
Jahe Roberson
Round-Up Highlights From A Whimsical Local Night
Polly’s pencil skips and popcorn mishaps at the Llano game amuse students. Renard wears a gold and grey uniform seen by crowds. Bookkeeping trials balance as Ronnie works. Two dressing room incursions raise concerns. Harper High reports fifty five teachers on one Monday. Karla tests two left basketball shoes. Helen and Barbara catch the bride’s bouquet. EH & BJK
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Renard
Ronnie
Gary
Polly
Harper High
Karla
Helen
Barbara
Harper High hosts Small Schools Meeting as teachers gather
Around School at Harper High School 62 teachers attended the Small Schools Meeting. The Harper A Team girls beat Llano 69 to 50 in the season opener. Spanish students began using tape recorders but two units failed. Students returned to class tired after a long day. There are 150 school days until Christmas.
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Harper High School
Harper
Llano
Zenner Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed at Community Hall
Mr and Mrs Arthur Zenner marked fifty years of marriage with a Mass at St Marys and a family dinner at Community Hall on November 27. Attendants included siblings and relatives from Houston and nearby towns. The couple, longtime residents of White Oak, later retired to Fredericksburg.
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Arthur Zenner
Spotliirt Suday
Etg
W. W. Schneider
St. Marys Catholic 7
Lamer
Stehling
Danny Dietel
Michael Sagehiel
Detris Loth
Timnes
Cus Desne
Annie
Mire
Potsahi Dieter Ot San
Robert
Sonny Zenner
Leine
tMutzis
Ape
Sseninig
sDling
Louise
Arehi Kune
Marpiec
Alvs
Charlies Petseh
Houston
Deadsoon
Bryan Kirper
Gerlach
Kim
Tillie Loth
Anton Loth
Miro
George Zenner
Clara Toth
Ernst Is Orchers
Laura Zouner
Adolph Ressmann
Ind Avousin
Mars
Bertha Loth Weepusch
Eugene Zen
Joe Loth
Locha
Zenner
White Oak
Gilhat County
Win
Fredericksdatayer
Career in Nutrition for Homemaking Students
The article outlines nutrition as a vital science linking foods and nutrients to health. It calls for teachers researchers and professionals across biology chemistry physiology and health fields to expand nutrition education and research worldwide. It highlights careers in teaching, extension work, and laboratory or hospital settings and stresses early science study and coursework.
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Cathy Tatsch
CAP program set to start December 1 for 1967 agreements
December 1 marks the start for applying to CAP deals offering first come, first served payments. Rates vary by crop with peanuts 0.04 per lb, cotton 0.06 per lb, corn 0.55 per bushel, and grain sorghum 0.48 per bushel. non allotment payments average 600 per acre based on sorghum yield. Eligibility requires an allotment or feed grain base. land must be in grass, ungrazed, no harvests until contract ends. about 57 Gillespie County cotton growers affected. Park growth and openness of meetings cited in surrounding notes with comments by Connally on transparency and tax plans.
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Johnson
Connally
Gillespie County
Stonewal Rheingold
Luckenbach
Peace Corps Test Offers Center Locations In Texas
Peace Corps placement test scheduled for 3:30 p.m. December 5 invites residents of the Hill Country to test at centers in Austin San Antonio San Marcos and other Texas cities. The one and a half hour exam requires no prep and is non competitive. Applications available at local post offices. Families and visitors noted from Stephenville Marble Falls Fredericksburg and San Antonio for Thanksgiving gatherings.
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Hill Country
Austin
Strood
San Antonin
San Marcos
U.S
Jos
Texas
Peace Corps
Lunch Menu for December Fifth to Ninth
The cafeteria lists daily meals. Monday features roast with creamed potatoes and carrots and peaches. Tuesday offers pork chops with rice salad hot rolls and vanilla pudding. Wednesday serves beans lunch meat coleslaw with cherry cobbler. Thursday presents sausage potatoes beet hot rolls and cake. Friday includes pizza salad beans Jello.
Pecans yield sharply down across Fredericksburg area
The Range and Field notes a poor pecan crop this year with little or no fruit near Fredericksburg. Trees show worm damage from the pecan borer and holes in nuts. Johnny Weidenfeller Service Station reports only about 3,000 pounds sold so far, versus 75,000 pounds last year, indicating a 25 to 1 drop. Prices for fer remain high as growers await better conditions.
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Fredericksburg
Johnny Weidenfeller
Weidenfellers
Two Year Sentence Given in Automobile Murder Case
A Gillespie County jury convicted A. O. Boening of murder by automobile in a case involving the death of nine year old Chapa girl. Judge Marvin Blackburn presided as the panel found Boening guilty after two days of hearings. The verdict sentenced Boening to two years in the state penitentiary with an option for appeal.
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Gillespie Crum Ty
A. O. Boening
State of
Pexas
Boening
Pia
Fiona Cho Aa
Osbertae Chapa Oon
Preoaerksburg
Liang
Ube
Travis
Llane
Janie Sanchez
Ar Doves
Deed
Marvin Blackburn
Valielis
Blackburn
Floyd Bingess
Lawrence Zaemy
Wilbur Pressler
Dyayt
Nott
Larkin Everett
Otto Spaeth
Milton Boos
Leo Hartmann
Herbert Mohr
Atlee Lecuite
Kenneth Maner
Milton Grona
Raymond Kneese
Dick Hoerster
Lee T. Ward
Hlousten
WeVvo
Ryce
Neti
Alfred Pe Sura
Hoppeter
Connally defends LBJ State Park fund handling
Governor John Connally said the creation of the LBJ State Park may not have been done in the wisest way but denied a conflict of interest by Parks and Wildlife commissioners overseeing a private fund. He warned potential conflicts if funds were solicited improperly and questioned using condemnation powers to obtain land.
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Austin
John Connally
LBJ State Park
Parks and Wildlife Commissioners
Connally
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Monroe Kensing
Irene's
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Range & Field
Llano News
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Park Fund
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Harper, Texas
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Vapo Butane Company
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