Senior Lloyd Kneese Plans Work or Army After Graduation
Lloyd Kneese born March 4 1949 in Fredericksburg Texas is the son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Kneese of Ingram. He attended Harper School and is a four year FFA member and three year track letterman.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
5
Lloyd Kneese born March 4 1949 in Fredericksburg Texas is the son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Kneese of Ingram. He attended Harper School and is a four year FFA member and three year track letterman.
Students note the sudden quiet when a senior enters the arena during the center Point archery event at the track meet on Wednesday. The chatter about prom and advice shifts as Fritz walks off with honors while Pam and Corky Bretschwale arrive from Corpus Christi to Harper.
Fragmentary notes describe a Center Point track meet incident, a driver license issue, and various mentions of individuals including Eileen in San Antonio and Fridas Virgime Bailes. The text mixes scattered names, places, and events with unclear connections.
A fragmented list of song dedications and brief notes featuring patrons and contributors. Mentions include Patricia, Re PEG, Janice, Lynn, Barbara Stehling, Mars, Mary Nell, Marsynn, Jim Bob, Wasne, Bonard Sl, and Hh with vague references to titles like Green Green Grass of Home and The Beat Goes On amid assorted puns and snippets.
Calendar items list school activities including a dental checkup on March 21 and a track meet at New Brountels CGR on March 3. The note mentions a band spring concert and a track meet, with subscription details for the Herald.
Center Point athletes participated in a Harper practice track meet on Thursday March 9 with both girls and boys events. Events ran from 1 30 to 9 30 p m and included relays sprints hurdles jumps and throws with standout results from Gary Rahe Benard Fritz Joe Mains Linda Jung Cathy Tatsch Jeanette Fritz and others.
Representative Burke praises The Redeemer as a faithful life of Jesus Christ to be shown March 18 at 8 p m in Harper High Cafetorium. Sponsored by the Catholic Youth Organization the public is invited.
Mary Nell Tarr Gillespie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr, will be the Harper junior girl entered in the Gillespie County Fair Queen contest. The event is Friday March 17 at 7 30 p m in Fredericksburg City Hall. She is the only junior class entrant among nine eligible girls. Good luck Mary Nell KR RK.
Harper school students enjoyed a holiday while teachers attended the Alamo District Teachers Meeting in San Antonio. Morning General Assembly then separate sessions, with staff members in Library, Homemaking, English, and various subject sessions. Mr Dunn, Mrs McDougall, Mrs Dunn, Mrs Schmidt, Mr Sultemeier, and others attended specific sessions.
On March 1 the Karper musicians entertained Hill Top Village patients and residents with western and country music. Billy Hogan on violin Ho ward Walker on electric guitar Pooch Stevens guitar and his son Jim Bob on bass Mrs Stevens accompanied the group. They performed old time tunes. Hogan energized the program with Pop Goes the Weasel.
The Senior class presents a three act western comedy titled We Dude It on Thursday and Friday March 16 and 17 at 7 30 p m Admission is 25 50 or 75 cents The show features Mrs Meacham taking over a Texas ranch turning it into a dude ranch and a movie star causing chaos with a staged Indian attack plus a concession by the senior room mothers.
Broadway hit Mame starring Angela Lansbury will play at the Music Hall during the 1967 State Fair of Texas in Dallas from October 6 to 22. The musical, based on Patrick Dennis novel and the Auntie Mame play, features music by Jerry Herman with choreography by Ona White.
The Harper Volunteer Fire Department answered a Sunday call at the Pete Marschall residence where peat burning spread to four to five acres. Meanwhile Mrs. David Schmidt visits her daughter Davene and family in San Antonio for several days.
A sprawling list of visitors fills Harper area social pages. Albert and Max Lange host, with kin and friends from San Antonio Fredericksburg Kerrville Seguin Dallas and Houston stopping by to share meals quilt and socialize. The week includes a pink and blue shower and hospital news for Mattie Arnold.
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