Miss Kim Barrett Spotlight at Harper School
Kim Robinette Barrett born March 1 1958 is a noted pianist with seven National pins an International pin and four five year pins from National Piano Playing Auditions. She is FHA pianist for four years performed at the area meet in San Antonio and competes in UIL contests while playing for Fredericksburg Music Study Club. She served as varsity librarian and played bass clarinet bells and track and field 880 district champion. She works at Irene's Beauty Salon and types for Harper Herald on Tuesdays. She attends 1st Pentecostal Church and enjoys blue color Could It Be Magic Teddy Chicken cacciatore motorcycles and horses.
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Kim Robinette Barrett
Kim
FHA
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Science Club
Spanish Club
FTA
Barrett
Irene’s
Harper Herald
1St Pentecostal
Harper
John Denver
Chicken Cacciatore
Teddy
Report Cards Set Amid Schedule Shifts And Games
Students received report cards on January 14 with no tests this period and grades based on daily marks from November 17 to January 9. The quarter system covers three quarters. the second quarter ends February 26 with exams. The seniors will sell ads January 21 as teams play Rocksprings January 16 and host Nueces Canyon January 20.
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Longhorn
Rose Mary
Ellen
San Antonio
Texas Arbor Day Emphasizes Planting Trees January 16
County Agents urge Texans to plant a tree to aid environment and provide lumber shade and air cleaning. The guidance covers site selection planting depth hole size backfill soil mix watering, staking for large trees, use of hoses, mulch, weed control, and gradual fertilization after establishment.
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Texas
Al Campbell Speaks On Alcoholism At Marble Falls Assembly
Marble Falls speaker Al Campbell addressed students at a Monday assembly in the cafetorium warning about social drinking and weekend parties. He urged peers to seek counseling for family or social life issues related to drinking and offered contact at Box 334 Marble Falls Texas 78654.
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al Campbell
Marble Falls
Campbell
Texas
Cage the Eagles
School rules 1916 17 limit social activity without principal consent
The school board in 1916 17 forbade pupils from attending parties or social events during the term without principal approval. Church services were exempt. Girls and boys could attend prayer meetings on Wednesday nights. Gentlemen pupils were not allowed to socialize with ladies during the term.
Fredericksburg Stock Show results list winners and placings
The Fredericksburg Livestock Show on January 9 and 10 featured extensive rankings across grades from first to twelfth. The report lists dozens of participants with grand and reserve champions in lambs hogs cattle and market entries, honoring numerous 4-H and FFA members. Also noted are births at Hill Country Memorial Hospital including Adriana Samantha Chad Even Elizabeth Michelle with family tributes.
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Harper 4-H
FFA
Fredericksburg
Boyce Lumpkins
Turoc
Bryan Roeder
Jamie Wooton
Donald Wilson
Lucretia Esquell
Kenneth Bode
David Wilson
Denise Fritz
Clayton Parker
Don Westfield
Buzzy Bierschwabe
Sth Place
Kenneth Wilke
Evelyn Stehling
Allen Wienecke
Chester White
Sheila Maner
Sth
Sheila
Mitchell
Donnie Jung
Tammy McDougall
James Hagan
Rudy Rangel
Dwain Cornelis
Richard Rangel
Kenneth Fritz
Steve Raz
Brahman
Russell Ressmann
Southdown Lamb
Doyle Parker
Cookie Jung
Marian Wendel
Hamp Ram
Pam Massey
Danny Feller
June Kramer
Lorna Rahe
Hill Country Memorial Hospital
Adriana Samantha
Rodolfo Garcia
Stonewall
Chad Even
James L. Lockhart
Llano
Elizabeth Michelle
Kim Anderegg
Erwin Anderegg
Ernest Deike
Hye
Emil Hartmann
Harper Junior High Loses To Center Point In Matchups
In 17 point and 18 point games Harper Junior High fell to Center Point with Debbie Haag and Becky Tatsch scoring for Harper. Center Point led with C Coldwell and G Kuykendall contributing points. Sixth graders saw Harper edge Center Point 15-? while eighth grade caps showed Harper trailing 28-35 as David Jung led with 12 points.
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P. Wilson
M. Butler
D. Worley
Harper
Center Point
Harper- T. Harper
C. Holmes
J. Edson
J. Beard
P. Young
S. Maner
C. Jung
K. Pinder
T. Heun
M. Womack
S. Coldwell
Harper Debbie Haag
Becky Tatsch
Vickie Tatsch
David Herklotz
D. Dailey
K. Gabe
P. Bullard
B. Kasser
B. Huen
K. Madden
Harper David Jung
Robert Walker
Robert Ma
Texas Sheep Feeders Hold 78000 For Slaughter
Texas sheep feeders with large capacity reported 78000 sheep and lambs on hand for slaughter as of January 1 1976. The figure rose 32 percent from a year earlier but fell 10 percent from the prior month. December marketing reached 42000 head, 1000 fewer than planned yet 20 percent above the previous year.
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Austin
Texas
Agriculture
John C. White
White
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texas Arbor Day Observed January 16 in College Station
Arbor Day posters emphasize tree planting as a statewide environmental aid. Landscape horticulturist Everett Janne notes trees reduce noise and filter dust, urging community campaigns to plant in yards parks and public spaces. He warns against fast growing weak species and favors oaks pecans and cedars for permanence. A family unit is described including members and a common cold.
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College Station
Texas
Everett Janne
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Janne
Twenty Five Students Enrolled at Schreiner College
Schreiner College claims the Hill Country location and offers two year liberal arts and continuing education programs. About 25 Fredericksburg area students have enrolled for part or all of the 76-76 school year, including Gordon Kenneth Boyce Albert William Brisbin Salath El and others connected to local families.
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Schreiner College
Hill Country
Schreiner
Fredericksburg
Gordon Kenneth Boyce
Albert William Brisbin
Salath el
Cambodia
Harold H. Henke
la Nont Lee Eschberger
Lee Eschberger
Marylin
Elizabeth Fritz
Robert Fritz
Mary J
Thomas G.) Harrison
Harry
Schreiner College plans new courses and enrollments
The article lists numerous students enrolled for a minterin program ending January 16 and announces a Basic Real estate evening course in Fredericksburg starting January 29 under Schreiner's Community Service. Registration for the spring term day and evening classes is set for Friday January 16 at the Schreiner Campus Kerrville. It invites public ideas to improve service and provides contact with Charles Grose, Academic Dean, Schreiner College Kerrville Texas.
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Alan Hohenberger
Palmer Hohenternet
Byron Claude Hale
Jotee Elaine Hutchinson
Frank Johnsen
Margaret Louise
Penny Jander
Jerry Scott Jenkins
Jerald Jenkins
Daniel Joseph Kaderli
Marvin Kaderli
Margaret Vf Kammlah
Mark Wale Koennecke
Vir- Theo Koennecke
Chhenghud Lay
Cambodia
Harold
Mark Crenwelge
Wilbur Crenwelge
Loretta
Charles ) Schmidt
Minterin
Fredericksburg
Schreiner
Kerrville
New Ways & Kietiner College
Freda Kyburg
Charles Grose
Acadett
Harry Crate
Schreiner College
University of Texas, Austin
Crate
Hospital Admissions at Hill Country Memorial
Admitted this past week to Hill Country Memorial Hospital are Mrs. T. C. Pike senior Miss Nora Cornelil Mrs. Jacob Treibs Elmer A. Ottmers Miss Merry G Hollis Mrs. H Kelone Mrs. Herman Rusche Mrs Alfred Gold Ewald E Rode Willie B Smith senior Louis F Jordan of Mason Richard A Schaefer Thomas G Cantu of Mason Alvin Welgehausen Robbie M Wamsley Also Mrs tary Schaefer Mrs Erna L Turk Mrs Egan Arrington Leo M Martinez of Center Point Mrs Robert A Pehl Jr Emil F Esensee Also Mrs Arthur Langehen nig Mrs Raymundo Garza of Mason Frank M Loth George W Cole of Brady Mrs Guen ther F Henke Oswald Wendel and Mrs Herman Crenwelge.
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Hill Country Memorial Hospital
T. C. Pike Sr
Nora Cornelil
Jacob Treibs
Elmer A. Ottmers
Merry G. Hollis
H. Kelone
Herman Rusche
Alfred Gold
Ewald E. Rode
Willie B. Smith Sr
Louis F Jordan
Mason
Richard A. Schaefer
Thomas G. Cantu
Alvin Welgehausen
Robbie M. Wamsley
Tary Schaefer
Erna L. Turk
Egan Arrington
Leo M. Martinez
Center Point
Robert A. Pehl Jr
Emil F. Esensee
Arthur Langehennig
Raymundo Garza
Frank M. Loth
George W. Cole
Brady
Guenther F. Henke
Oswald Wendel
Herman Crenwelge
Schreiner College Announces Spring Term Registration
Schreiner College plans for spring are underway with the term starting Monday January 19. Registration is set for Friday January 16 and includes more than eight accredited courses across 25 study fields. Veterans and dependents may qualify for GI training benefits before May 31 and benefit from Schreiner’s low tuition of 30 dollars per hour.
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Schreiner College
Schreiner
Korea
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Southdown Ram
Southdown Market
Curtis Tatsch
Phyllis Parker
Melanie McMahon
Paul Bode
Keith Fritz
Bryant Tatsch
Cynthia Parker
Jeanna Usener
John Barker
Scott Bierschwab
Felix Maurer
Mitchell Maner
Michael McMahon
Vicki Tatsch
Harper JR. High
C. Coldwell
G. Kuykendall
S Rice
Pat’s
Bubba Littrell
Melody Mustangs
Schreiner’s
Anatics
Abraham
Hospital News
M. Milam
Fredendhsburg, Texas
Famous Name Brands
Coats
Ralph
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