Harper School News Roundup Senior Track Meet Results
The Medina Bobcats visited Longhorns and Lady Longhorns for an informal practice meet on March 17 with no points awarded. At Rochelle on March 15 Harper girls won first among about 28 teams with 87 points, while the boys placed third of 30 teams with 47 points.
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Medina Bobcats
Longhorns
Somerset
Harper High School
Rochelle
Carol Edwards
Juanice Beard
Terry Tatsch
Jan Parker
Rose Mary McDonald
Sheila Maner
Cindy Parker
Tammy Harper
Bernadine Fritz
Kim Barrett
Bernadine Friz
Pam Massey
Lynn Hartmann
Lloyd Schumpelt
Richard Rangel
Freddie Switzer
Leon Dunn
Kevin Mc- Mahon
Clint Hill
Lwb Jld Drs
Club Day Recap At Local High School
Students observed club day Monday detailing freshmen end of year trip plans and costs, sophomore car wash rescheduled to March 22, juniors planning April 5 prom, seniors mapping May Houston trip and April 12 barbecue, field day concession talk, FFA banquet May 5 and Young Farmer Rodeo May 10, FHA week in April, FTA elects Miss and Mr, rodeo math and science clubs take yearbook photos.
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FFA
Massey
BHO
Robert Fritz
FHA
FTA
David Stehling
Susan Bernhard
Around School Highlights From Medina Harper March Activities
The Medina and Harper dual track meet occurred in Harper on March 17 with teams heading to Somerset for a Saturday meet. FHA girls plan a Sunday bicycle hike at 2 30 pm starting at the school, with ice cream at Cookie Jung's.
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Harper
Somerset
FHA
Cookie Jung
FFA
Llano
Oma Bierschwabe
Local youth Monroe Lang Jr listed by birthplace and travels
Monroe Jerome Lang Jr born June 26, 1957 in Ballinger Texas. He spent early years in Rowena Ballinger Riverside Santa Anna San Angelo Fort Worth and Harper. He joined FFA and FTA in Harper and plans after high school to move to Wyoming to build houses.
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Monroe Jerome Lang Jr
Monroe Lang
Ballinger
Texas
Monroe
Rowena
Riverside
California
Santa Anna
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Harper
FFA
FTA
Elton John
Hank Williams Jr
Wyoming
Harper golf team travels to Llano meet
Harper High School golf team competed at Llano with Marble Falls Lampasas San Saba Barnet Georgetown and Fredericksburg. Medalist Rudy Rangel shot 97 as Harper finished eighth with a team score of 402. Llano led the event Fredericksburg placed fourth Burnet ninth.
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Harper
Llano
Marble Falls
Lampasas
San Saba
Barnet
Georgetown
Fredericksburg
Steven Skipper
Charles Dunn
Rudy Rangel
Russell Ressmann
Steve Raz
Doyle Parker
Burnet
Library Receives Gifts From Mr and Mrs Lennon
The Lennons donated a set of memorial and dedication books to the library including Mamma Makes Minds The Flame Trees of Thika She Twin Serpents Thorpe The Animal Catchers and The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane in memory of various individuals. The gesture was gratefully acknowledged.
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Mamma
Sara Sandburg
Theo Oehler
Thika
Elspeth Huxley
Beverly Holmes
Ronald Scott Thorn
Oliver Hopf. Thorpe
Mary Doulton
Estelle Nash
Gary Finch
Kerrville
Girl
Laird Koenig
Lee Schmidt
Virgil Lennon
Lennons
Payroll Savings Plan Builds a Future Nest Egg
Control your money by saving from each paycheck to buy U S Savings Bonds. The Payroll Savings Plan lets you set aside an amount automatically while you cover today’s expenses. It promises 0% interest to maturity in five years and bonds replaced if lost or destroyed.
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U.S
Boma
Easter Seal 1975 Appeal Seeks Support in Gillespie County
Gillespie County Easter Seal representative says the 1975 appeal is progressing and urges nonresponders to contribute. Treasurer Matthew Pyka Jr. of Fredricksburg handles county funds. The drive funds rehabilitation for disabled in Texas, supporting 17 facilities with services like physical therapy and speech programs for about 20 152 people aided last year.
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Gillespie County
Easter Seal Society For
Matthew Pyka Jr
Fredericksburg
Easter Seal Society
Texas
Security State Bank and Trust
Texas Easter Seal Society
Energy policy questions spark Conoco debate on future US power
Conoco 74 magazine raises provocative questions about heavy gas and oil imports, domestic resource development, and the balance between energy and environment. It argues for faster policy action, market reliance, and conserving energy while reducing imports to protect employment and basic needs.
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Continental Oil Company
Conoco 74
Conoco
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