Harper HI Lights School Weekly Staff List 1944
Harper HI Lights 1944 edition lists editors and reporters for grades from grammar to senior Biographies with staff roles. The page names Minda Faye Moses as editor and Oliver Walker as senior reporter alongside Opal June Lennon and others.
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Hi- Lights
Minda Faye Moses
Walter Winn Parker
Mary Frances Fletcher
Student Council
Opal June Lennon
Evelyn Honig
Grammar School
Dorothy Whitewood
Dorothy Mac Parker
Raymond Pape
Mildred Boatright
Whetstone
Oleane Walker
Doris Whitworth
Camille Stevens
June Boie
Joyce Whetstone
Inez Whitewood
Harper School Lunch Room Develops Into Valuable Asset
Harper citizens describe February activity in the school lunch program. Total expenditures reach 326.10 for meats vegetables milk and more with milk 54 and ice cream 48 and bread 20. Labor and management cost 160.00. Supplies and equipment 32.82. March served 2100 meals with 2058 Type A and 42 Type C. Average cost per meal 0.28, pupil charge 0.19. Program started in 1943, supported by PTA and local donations. aims for full cafeteria next year. Community efforts include playground work, educational materials, and a successful Halloween Carnival raising over 500.00. A five acre ground purchase and a barn for show purposes are being funded by local donations, with no state funds. The school band revival is funded by Band Mothers. Harper pride in local support and education.
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Harper
Federal Food Distribution Administration
P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Hallowe
Schools Agricultural Department
Band Mothers Association
Texas
FORM AND SUBSTANCE IN EDUCATION AND LIVING
An essay stresses the link between schooling and making a living. It notes families sacrifice for education and urges students and parents to cooperate, so children may achieve a better, easier life. Minda Faye.
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Minda Faye
Desert painting prize awarded to high school scene
The high school received a desert scene painting gifted by the P T A as a reward for attendance. The piece, painted by F Grayson, honors both the high school and elementary students with strong attendance records across grades.
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P.T. A
F. Grayson
Beries
Joyce Whetstone
Value of studying ancient writings in education
Mary Frances Fletcher argues that studying past writers preserves civilization by recording knowledge. The excerpt notes literature shapes modern life and guides the future, despite seeming outdated. A separate line mentions Mrs. John W. Bricker with an A gas sticker for a coupe.
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Mary Frances Fletcher
John W. Bricker
Ahio
Stags, Gossip, and Senior Gown Talks at Harper Night
The Harper crowd fills the Wednesday show with lively chatter about V Mail letters, friends, and a table tennis wow. Senior cap and gown measurements spark excitement while Evelyne, class president, handles study hall window inquiries about gowns.
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Harper
Audrey Mae
Roby
Eimer
Camille
Madge
Bodes’ Station
Dorthey
Joyce
Vergil
Johnnye
Billie
Evelyne
Illinois club women debate dog or cow as man's best friend
Illinois club women debated whether the dog or cow was man’s best friend. The playful exchange imagines a cow running out to greet a person, highlighting lighthearted regional humor.
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Illinois Club
Senior Class Meeting Plans Commencement and Day
The senior class met with sponsor Mrs Ruskey and Mr Root last Friday March 10 in the English room to discuss Commencement Baccalaureate Senior Day and other class business The meeting adjourned Mrs Bode English and Typing teacher is in Abilene visiting her ill mother During her absence Mrs Carl Ochler teaches her classes Mrs Bode will return Monday We wish Mrs Barnett a speedy recovery Camille Stevenson
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Ruskey
Root
Seed treatment boosts cotton yields says agronomist
E A Miller of the A and M College Extension Service touts chemical seed treatment as an inexpensive defense against seed borne diseases and soil molds. He notes 10 to 15 cents per acre cost with ceresan or copper carbonate options and stresses proper mixing, coverage, and following directions to avoid seed injury.
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College Station
Mar
E. A. Miller
A. and M. College Extension Service
Miller
Pist ol Packin Mamma Contest Offers Prizes Airplane Trips
El Paso reports a world first Pist ol Packin' Mamma Contest open to all US towns. First prize is an airplane trip to Mexico City, second and third prize trips to Chihuahua. The Southwestern Championship Rodeo runs March 30 to April 2, with contestants 17 or older designing their own costumes and riding in the Interzonal Rodeo Parade.
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el] Paso
United States
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Mexico
Sheriff's Posse
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Southwest
Chris P. Fox
el Paso
Women Army Corps Seeks Recruits For Wartime Roles
Do you want a job like this to help win the war. The ad invites women to join the WAC for essential Army work. Details at U S Army Recruiting Stations or write The Adjutant General Washington D C. Release from employer or U S Employment Service required for women in essential war industry.
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Women’s Army Corps
WAC
Adjutant General
Pigs for Sale and Farm Services Advertised
About 30 O. S. C. feeder pigs eight to nine weeks old offered, also a Duroc Jersey boar nearly a year old. W. A. Brown of Harper, Texas lists livestock for sale and a Rawleigh route opportunity seeks workers. Also advertised are horse and mule service prices and farm supplies from Bode's Feed Store Koerrville Texas.
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F. F. A. Stock
W. A. Brown
Harper, Texas
Diamonex Promises Quick Relief For High Blood Pressure
A testimonial claims Diamonex rapidly eases hypertension symptoms and reduces headaches and dizziness within days. An introductory two week trial offers a full refund if not satisfied, with a $1.50 prepaid offer and Chicago company address.
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Dianidrex
Nso
Chicago
Diamionex Company
North
Michigan Ave
Illinois
Agricultural Records for the Farmer and Rancher
The Radio Post Fredericksburg advertises Agricultural Records for the farmer and rancher available at $1.00 and $2.00 per book. Use these specially prepared record books to keep accurate farm and ranch income and expense records.
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Radio Post
Fredericksburg
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Harper Hi-Lights
Harper High School
Doyco
Carl Oehler
Grocery & Market
Otto Rahe
Tojo
Food For Freedom’ Campaign
Stamina
Chix
Comfort Hatchery
R. M. Kuettner
Comfort, Texas
Palace Theatre
Virginia Bruce
Mighty Niagara
Film Wodvill
Stanwyck
Soot
McCrea Werer Brennan
Thurs
Acess Sevvaeyi
Rawleigh
Rawleigh's
Dept
Ervin Kramer
Bode’s Feed Store
Koerrville
W. O. Brown
Frank L. Rischner
Harry Langerhans
American Pure Milk Co
Kerrville
Hahn
Mgr
Tex
Wolf
Mueller's Bakery
A. E. Self
Optometrist
Water Street
Leon F. Zwiener
Ek. O. Lowgren Junction
C. T. Holekamp
Manager Junction, Texas
Woerner
Warehouse
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