Harper Hi Lights Edited Weekly For Harper High School
Harper Hi Lights 1944 issue outlines staff roles with editors and reporters across grades. Names include Minda Faye Moses Walter Winn Parker Mary Frances Fletcher Opal June Lennon Evelyn Honig Dorothy Whitewood Dorothy Mae Parker Raymond Pape Winn Parker Mildred Bonatright Joyce Whetstone Mary Frances Fletcher Oleane Walker Doris Whitworth Stevens June Bode and others.
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We- Lights
Minda Faye Moses
Walter Winn Parker
Mary Frances Fletcher
Student Council
Opal June Lennon
Grammar School
Evelyn Honig
Dorothy Whitewood
Dorothy Mae Parker
Raymond Pape
Winn Parker
Mildred Bonatright
Joyce Whetstone
Oleane Walker
Doris Whitworth
Stevens
June Bode
Inez Whitewood
School Exhibit Planned for May With Grade by Grade Displays
In May the school will host an exhibit with planned displays by each grade. Mrs Anderegg will present Writing Art and Arithmetic for first grade. Mrs Parker second and third grade Art Arithmetic and Writing. Mrs Thruman maps history note books for fifth and sixth. Mr St Clair undecided for seventh. Mrs Hopf Homemaking cooking and a garment. Mrs Bode English work. Mr Hopf Agriculture shop work. and Mrs Buskey undecided. Local social notes follow about gossip and visits from several families.
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Anderegg
Parker
Thruman
St. Clair
Hopf
Bode
Buskey
Dorothy Neel Whitewood
Fire Drill At School Demonstrates Quick Evacuation
Opal June Lennon notes a drill where teachers and students exit the building in under a minute, with first grade pupils still waking from rest. The message reassures that the exercise prepares for a real fire without incident.
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Clong
Be in the Right Practice for proper school conduct
Minda Faye Mosel urges students to keep belongings organized and in the right places at home and school. She stresses choosing kind, respectful language and considering others' feelings to be a better friend and always in the right.
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Minda Faye Mosel
Bell with a History Joins Harper School Classes
More than 35 years after Mrs Charles Morris installed a dining bell at the Harper Hotel it is transferred to Harper School. The bell once signaled meal times and kept locals on schedule and is now repurposed to summon students to class.
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Harper Hotel
Charles Morris
Morris
Timed
Kerrville
Harper
Harper School
Mary Frances Fletcher
Improvements at Harper School Funded by PTA Donors
The Harper School gains soap dispensers in boys and girls wash rooms donated by the PTA. A new east entrance step, a west entrance porch, and typing-table legs are installed. The old school bell sits on the new building roof. Work done by Mr. Earl Benner. Business visitors William Petmecky Milton Durst and W. H. Schaefer called on Harper Tuesday evening.
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Harper School
P.T. A
Earl Benner
William Petmecky
Milton Durst
W. H. Schaefer
Harper
Dignity Quotes and Local Gift Notice
A collection of quotes on dignity from Massinger Aurelius Aristotle and Wordsworth. Also a local ad note about Toilet Sets as ideal confirmation gifts from Central Drug Co Fredericksburg and a visit mention of Mrs Walter Eggert and friend visiting Mrs Hugo Hopf near Austin.
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Central Drug Co
Fredericksburg
Walter Eggert
Near Austin
Fredericksburg Boy Captain Maier Sees Italy as Historic Yet Backward Nation
Captain Elmer Maier, a Fredericksburg native and Texas A M graduate, now serves in the U S Army in Italy. In a letter to his father in San Antonio he describes Italy as rain soaked and underdeveloped compared with America, notes oxen and horses for transport, and mentions sending keepsakes to family while asking for more letters.
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Fredericksburg
Italy
E. A. Maier
F.H.S
US S. Army
Capt. Maier
Texas A. & M. College
Fort Worth
H. C. Maier
San Antonio
Lucille
Spring Management Of Laying Chickens
Practical notes on stimulating feed intake in laying flocks and addressing digestive issues. It covers varying diet, adding appetizing elements to mash, short term stomachic stimulants, and recognizing digestive disturbances treated by drinking medicines. Also notes worm and lice checks and general care to maintain egg production.
How To Start Chicks Right
Poultry care notes compare floor brooding to battery brooders with emphasis on sanitation and uniform heat. Emphasizes disinfection after cleaning, fumigation, clean drinking water, and the role of health service providers in disease prevention.
Agricultural Records for Farmers and Ranchers
The Radio Post of Fredericksburg offers agricultural record books priced at $1.00 and $2.00. These ledgers help keep accurate farm and ranch income and expense records with specially prepared formats.
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Radio Post
Fredericksburg
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Edna Behrens
Edna
Wil- He Klaehn
Maggie Giles
L. C. Watkins
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Dallas
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D Turatne
Fredericksburg, Texas
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the “Frisco
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Kiehne's
Ae Ice
Freston Foster
Lloyd Nolan
William Bendix
Richard Conte
Guadalcanal
U. S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
U.ss
Oklahoma
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Mount Vesuvius
Dad
Elmer
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U. S. Army
Slippery Rock
Clarence Taylor
San Angelo
John Cottle
Carlos Parker
Clint Brown
Lemuel Jones
Olive Parker
Ray Walker
Austin
Pete Bernhard
Walker
Elsie Bernhard
Jack Smith
Eddie Lee
Seguin
S. Cl’s
W. A. Brown
Texas
Travelers Cafe
Arnold Grosenbacher
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Roosevelt
Peter Bernhard
Pecan Belt Nursery
Ervin Kramer
W. Brown
American Pure Milk CO
Phone
Hahn
Mgr
Tex
Wolf
Mueller's Bakery
A. E. Self
Water Street
Leon F. Zwiener
Optometrist
Ik. O. Lowgren Junction
C. T. Holekamp
Manager Junction, Texas
Ane
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