FHA Area VII Meeting Promotes Liberty Theme at San Marcos
The FHA Area VII gathering on March 3 1962 at San Marcos featured opening remarks by Miss Ann Kirkley and welcoming words from Dr L G Flowers. A Colors presentation by the Arnold Air Society, a pageant Let Freedom Ring, and entertainment by Arriba Four highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
San Marcos
Ann Kirkley
Area VII
L. G. Flowers
Southwest Texas State College
SWTSC
Arnold Air Society
Rancho Grande
Mexico
English Themes Displayed at Harer High Open House
Parents and friends viewed student work in the English room during open house on March 8. Freshmen showed character sketches, sophomores presented one page personal experience themes, juniors displayed magazine article summaries, and seniors offered summaries of editorials with their opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harer High
GDD
The Run, Round-Up Song Dedications List
A compact catalog of song dedications including Little Bitty Tear Let Me Down by Kay Spencer, Honky Tonk Man Wayne Len non, Hello Fool Lloyd Wendel, Texas Twist Nadene Barker, My Charlie Won't Come Back Betty Jane Bailey, Cajon Queen Peggy Feller, My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You Mary Ellis, China Town Bobby W Jailhouse Rock John Wayne, Love And Marriage Carol Cochran, I Love You Because Dolores and Logan CG BW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Spencer
Wayne Lennon
Lloyd Wendel
Nadene Barker
Charlie
Betty Jane
Baily
Peggy Feller
Mary Ellis
Bobby W
John Wayne
Carol Cochran
Dolores and
Logan
Area VII FHA Meeting Ends With Harper Attendees
Harper participants included Mrs. Dunn homemaking teacher Rita Klein Alice Molder and Mary Molder voting delegate plus Miss Betty Jane Bailey who attended the morning session as candidate for treasurer and historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Dunn
Rita Klein
Alice Molder
Mary Molder
Betty Jane Bailey
Martha Stevens named senior in Round-Up feature
Martha Stevens a popular 17 year old member of Oak Hills High School is featured as this weeks senior. Active in FTA HLA Student Council and band she has held offices from secretary to vice president and earned band sweetheart honors. She plans UT home economics next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stevens
Carthea
Martha
HLA
Cub
Oak Hills
Future Teachers of America
Gertrude Thorton
Curley
Goudy Gulfhopper
Peter Lawford
Kathryn Hepburn
University of Texas
Barberhop Justice: Nine Students Punished for Barbering Prank
Thursday morning during second period in a typing room, five quick blows were heard seven times as a teacher returned to discover nine students had broken their “barberboard.” The teacher then administered punishment, while two more culprits faced consequences. The group had engaged in barbering activity while the teacher was briefly away.
Spring Seams On Display At Homemaking Open House
The Homemaking Class showcased skirts and blouses they made in the clothing unit with posters on seam finishes and spring fashions for 1962. Homemaking II displayed cooking skills with assorted cookies and candy, served with fruit punch and coffee, plus a large bulletin board on the seven basic food groups. The redecorated living room was also open for inspection.
Round-Up annual display night at Longhorn shows student work
Kay Spencer registered 71 persons in the Typing room where displays were on Visitation Night. John Reddick explained the Round-Up making. Martha Stevens and Wayne Lennon described the annual. Robert Trimble drafted a layout for a page. Carol Cochran Geneva Jung demonstrated typing with samples from 32 students. American History posters and civics themes drew interest. Mr. Rogers, sponsor, greeted visitors and aided explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Spencer
John Reddick
Longhorn
Martha Stevens
Wayne Lennon
Robert Trimble
Carol Cochran
Geneva Jung
U.S
Rogers
RLT
The Round-Up Math Room Display
Special assignments were given to Algebra I Algebra II and Plane Geometry classes. Papers were displayed for visitors last Thursday night March 8 1962. A large slide rule was shown and explained by Lynn Reddick. Mr H B Schmidt answered questions and math records were available for parents to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Reddick
H. B. Schmidt
JDS
Harper School Science Fair Drouth Apparatus Draws Crowds
Yells and explosions echoed through Harper School's science room during the science fair held Thursday under Leon Dunn and H B Schmidt. Entrants included seniors Alice Molder David Hopf and Gayle Dittmar demonstrating chlorine preparation metal expansion and sodium water reaction while many sophomores juniors and grade school students presented biology and other exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper School
Leon Dunn
H. B. Schmidt
Harper
Drouth
Alice Molder
David Hopf
Gayle Dittmar
Marie Oehler
Mary O. Molder
Roger Roeder
Lynn Reddick
Cleaburne Fritz
Roy Kramer
Kelton Kramer
Ronnie Lumpkins
Keith Kensing
Eileen Bernhard
Joyce Parker
Beverly Roberts
Scotty Taylor
Patsy Bailey
Carol Hopf
Peggy Feller
Jay
Dean Peril
Kay Spencer
Mike Lange
Jim Tatsch
Mary Kensing
Bobby Harper
Jim Bob Stevens
Vickie Honig
Barbara Peril
Mary Nell Tarr
Polly Barrett
Karla Anderegg
Bernhard Fritz
Benny Barker
Charles Hopf
Don Braeutigam
Lynn Parker
Barbara Fritz
Carla Anderegg
Cathy Tatsch
The Round Up and The Match Box Fire Names Pictorial
A fragment list of names follows two playful titles The Round Up and The Match Box. Names include Joe Fritz Joyce Fritz Logan Delores Warren Jayden Douglas Daylene Lawrence Doris Flickering Chetty Twinkles Bobby Peggy Kay Spencer Charlie Hopf Kermit Gay F Troy Beverly Larry Patsy Jeanette Rubin Shoe F John Wayne Eileen George Carol Burnt Out Keith Jan Gordon Kay Leslie Peggy Dayton Itz Betty Itz James Itz Mary Ellis George Gayle D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Joyce Fritz Logan
Delores
John Warren
Jayden Douglas
Daylene Lawrence
Doris
Chetty
Twinkles
Bobby
Peggy
Kay Spencer
Charlie Hopf
Kermit
Gay F. Troy
Beverly Larry
Patsy Jeanette
Rubin
F. John Wayne
Eileen B
George M
Carol H
Keith
Jan B. Gordon G
Kay S. Leslie
Peggy Dayton Itz
Betty B. James Itz
Mary Ellis
Gayle D
The Round Up School Visitation at Harper School
The Round Up visit Thursday night March 8 featured displays by Harper Elementary and High School students and teachers. The American History class highlighted presidents with event posters while journalism shows Longhorn assembly and Round Up functions. Science room exhibit directed by Mr Dunn and multiple staff members praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Elementary
U.S
Dunn
Hopf
Nelgon
Schmit
Schmidt
Rogers
Bailey
Sultemeier
A. L. IL
Imagined Mischief At School Nite Prompted Room Check
Local chatter recalls various school night mischiefs from a boy seeking to serenade a girl to notes about keys left in a pickup. The piece mentions Hopi and Alice, a white lip stick display, and observations during a school visitation night. It also references runners in track, a bottle placed in the schoolhouse, a rock fight, and a remark about Leslie E7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Roger
Leslie E
JWR
Wild Young Should Be Left Alone
A warning from J B Phillips of the Game and Fish Commission urges Texans to avoid picking up young wildlife, especially deer, as captivity risks and improper care can lead to harm for both animals and people. The guidance notes stray young may be mistaken for pets and may revert to nature, posing danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
J. B. Phillips
Game and Fish Commission
Texas Newspapers Endorse Connally for Governor
The Greenville Herald-Banner becomes the 14th Texas daily to endorse John Connally for the Democratic nomination. It praises his intelligence, energy, and grounded leadership, noting his suitability for the office at this time. Other endorsing papers include the Big Spring Herald and Temple Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Greenville Herald-Banner
Texas Daily
John Connally
The
Herald-Banner
Connally
Big Spring Herald
Temple Telegram
Sherman Democrat
Longview News-Journal
Wichita Falls Times
Record News
Corpus Christ
Waco News
Tribune and Times-Herald
Austin American - Statesman
Bonham Daily Favorite
Brownwood Bulletin
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Denison Herald
Port Arthur News
Texas Archers Report 65 Deer Killed In 1962 Season
Archers Report states 65 deer killed in Texas in the 1962 hunting season per a letter to E A Walker from Jimmie D Dickens. Survey data cover 35 deer with 2 bucks and 14 does, average field dressed weight about 7 pounds, stand and walking hunts, bow details, shot distances, and equipment used by 20 hunters. Social notes list weekend visits from Austin residents and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Field and Archery Association
E. A. Walker
Game and Ash Commission
Jimmie D. Dickens
Archery Organization
Three Women Win Shootout as Deer Harvester Season Opens
Three women were noted as successful shooters in the bow hunting report. Thirty additional deer kills were recorded by bow hunters, but the report provides no further details on those counts.
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Harper School News
Liberty
Charlie Schwartz
Moorman
Westinghouse & Small Appliances
Zenith TV
MOBIL
Harper, Texas
Voy
Jim Looker
Lucille Lookes
Don Schumacher
Wigmige
Foxa
Jake Deere
Weat Main
Fredericksburg, Texas
Uskope
Barberhop Justice
Lei
Gillespiz County
Chiropractic Health Services
Cleq I
Heinen Chiropractor
Llano S
Fredericksburg
Texas
the Herald
Sam Henig
Herbie Oehler
Deilbert
Kenneth Oehler
John Honig
Lee Roy Itz
Otto Itz
Alfred Kott
Kerrville
Glen Hopfs
Kermit Schmidt
New Braunfels
Hermann Oehler
Delbert Oehler
Walter Markworth Harper
Purina
Cess
PURA
Farmers Grain CO
Washington
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