Senior Class Prophecy Reunion Plans 1954 Grads in Monterrey
The old senior class of 1954 plans a 25 year reunion in Monterrey Mexico on June 20 1979 to relive their senior trip. Howard Donald Bode presides as 1954 president and many alumni travel from Texas New York and Houston with families to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
Mexico
Howard Donald Bode
Donnie
Bobbie Gibson
Llano
Bakerville
Marvin
Edwin
Oscar
Emil
Ferdinand
Lillie Mae Klachn
New York
Lillie Mae
Paris
Peggy Schmidt
Eighth graders to receive certificates at Harper Gym
The eighth grade will get their certificates the same night as the senior graduates. The ceremony is set for eight o clock Wednesday night May 2 at Harper Gymnasium.
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Harper Gymnasium
Senior Cherrie O'Kenne Park has a bright future
Cherrie O'Kenne Park, born March 23 1936 in Noxville Texas, attends Harper High as a four year class officer and editor of the 1954 annual. She is a Bluebonnet Girl State nominee a 1953 football sweetheart and an annual staff member. Her goal is business college and later marriage and a homemaker life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherrie
Noxville
Texas
Harper High
Bluebonnet Girl
Seniors Return From Monterrey Trip In Tired Disarray
Carlton Wendel writes of a chaotic senior trip with many students recalling high spirits and mischief. Juniors finish term themes, seniors appear exhausted in class, and undertones of romance and pranks surface as the group recounts the Mexico visit and the long road back to Morris Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherrie
Mister
Mexico
Monterrey
Frances R
Carolyn P
Frances D
Harper
Morris Ranch
Mr. Harper
Bernice D
Doris Oehler
Bobbie G
Helen
Cotton
Bobbie
Mildred
Val Dean
Robbie
Mrs Strackbein and Baumann Visit Hartmann Home
Mrs. Bill Strackbein of Hartmann Arkansas and Mrs. Arth Baumann visited in the home of Mrs. Tommy Harlan Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Strackbein
Hartmann
Arkansas
Arth. Baumann
Tommy Harlan
Mason FFA Sets First District Rodeo at Mason Fair Grounds
Mason High School Future Farmers of America schedules its first district rodeo at the Mason Fair Grounds on May 27 28 and 29. Kenley Schulze president notes nightly performances begin at 8 PM with admission 75 cents for adults 40 cents for students and $1 for reserved box seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason High School
Future Farmers of Americas
Mason Fair Grounds
Kenley Schulze
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Cherrie Parker
Houston
Moose Schmidt
Chérrie Orene Schmidt
Worth Duderstadt
Roger Harper
Bernice
Roger
Peggy
Ray Maxwell
Laredo
Draughon’'s Business College
M'Liss Spacth
Shreiner Institute
M'Liss
Mason
Bandera
Eden
Henry & John Windshield Manufacturing Company
M’liss
Ellis Ellebracht
Bulova Watch Company
Val Bierschwab
Ellis
Billy Hogan
Rice
Sul Ross
Frances Jo Ann
Billy
Porto Rico
George
Buzzy” Parker
Buzzy
Delaine
Joe Scarbrough
Kerrville
Lydia
Freida
Olesia
Meta
Wilamena
Gertrude
Olga
Johnnie Bierschwaler
Mildred Wright
Thomas Pape
Uncle Sam
Air Force
Walter Harper
Frances
Harpers
Walter
Harper School News
Billy Freeman Hogan
Bill
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Barbara Lennon
Joe
Mr. Bailey
Bobby Joe Benner
San Saba
James W
Joe Parker
Mrs. Kapps
Harper Seniors
Brehmer’s Jewelers
Iea Is
Brehmer's Jewelers
Water Street
Kerrville, Texas
Fighth
Harper School Newsa
Newa
Lew
Cherrie O'Kenne Park
Fairchild
Chas. Schreiner Bank
Virginia
Cyrus Schmidt
Carlton Wendel
Mason Ffa
Klein’s
Pat’s Pavilion
Jimmie Martin
Texas Plowboys
J. J. Patranella
Clas
Wool
Harper School
Gene Harper
Harper Wool
Otto Rahe
Harper, Texas
Harper Lions Club
First State Bank
Gillespie County
Chas, Barrett - Cashiers
E. B. Rebesie Harper
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