Harper School News Highlights Seventh Graders and Band News
The seventh graders at Harper School include Melanie Gay McDougall and 20 peers with 19 boys on the football team coached by Hoy Smith and Jum Peril. The Longhorn Band of 33 performs at Johnson City under new director Mr. Huffmann who aims to grow participation and rehearse after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie McDougall
Melanie McMahon
Connie Moellendorf
Jan Esquell
Vanessa Feller
Judy Kramer
Maria Ornales
Becky Lang
Hoy Smith
Jum Peril
Melanie Gay McDougall
Melanie Ann McMahon
Mark Atkins
Jimmy Barker
Paul Bode
Keith Fritz
Michael Haag
David Herklotz
Stephen Holmes
Jeff Hood
Ignacio Martinez
Cleveland O’brien
Bobby Oehler
Javier Rangel
Salvador Rangel
Neal Rieger
Richard Young
Nelson Huffmann
Harper High
Huffmann
Harper Longhorn Band
Johnson City
Black Knight
Tammy Harper
Harper
Jan Parker
Tammy McDougall
Laurie Feller
Yellow Jacket
Karen Meier
Camille Hoppe
Belinda Ulrich
TROMP
the Eagles
Kaf Erj Rsr
Longhorns and Eagles battle to 6 6 tie at Eagle Stadium
Harper Longhorns and Johnson City Eagles played to a 6–6 deadlock with Dwain Cornelius scoring for Harper and Cody Haynes finding the end zone for Johnson City. Multiple fumbles and stalled drives marked the defensive contest and a late field goal try by both sides failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Longhorns
Johnson City
Eagles
Eagle Stadium
Chuck Mattis
Harper
Eagle
James Hagan
Longhorns
Rudy Rangel
Mike Ficker
Don Westfield
Dwain Cornelius
Tommy Stevenson
Richard Rangel
Dwain Cornbius
Mattis
Longhorn
Richard Boutin
Douglas Kunz
Lance Haynes
Boutin
Hagan
Cody Haynes
Donnie Jung
Kenneth Wilke
Raymie Ficker
Tromp the
Rsr
Democrats Plan Rally in Gillespie County Before Election
Gillespie County Democratic Party plans a rally ahead of the November 2 general election. Raymond Kneese chairs the committee alongside Maxine Molberg Rodney Taylor Cathy Collier and others to handle venue date invitations and guest coordination. Volunteers are urged to contact party members or Helen Taylor Secretary to help get out the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County
Democratic Party
Raymond Kneese
Court House
Kneese
Maxine Molberg
Rodney Taylor
Cathy Collier
Clint Brown
Harper
Local film shows in Harper sponsored by realty groups
In cooperation with the Kerrville Board of Realtors and the National Board of Realtors, ayce Black of Mar Schall Real Estate helped bring the film Uncle Sam to Harper School. Only about a third of students could view it due to busy schedules. The film follows Sam Wilson who inspired Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville Board of Realtors
National Board of Realtors
Ayce Black
Mar Schall
Egan Files Write-In Candidacy for 216th DA
Kerrville lawyer Joe Mike Egan announces a write-in bid for District Attorney of the 216th Judicial District in the November 2 1976 general election. He notes past work in Kerrville and federal experience, urging voters to copy his name on ballots.
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Joe Mike Egan
Harper Herald
Egan
Bandera
Gillespie
Kendall
Sutton
Kerr County
Kimble
Southern Methodist University School of Law
Order of the Woolsack
Sun Oi Company
James Noel
United States
Southern District of Texas
Noel
Houston
Kerrville
Galveston
Texas
United States District Court For
Western District of Texas
United States Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
Supreme Court of the United States
Goat Creek Road
Gillespie County
J. M. Egan
Mary
Ingram
Kathy
Mike
Frances
Harper
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
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Denise Schumpelt
Doyle Parker
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Bobcats
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Harper School
Ronald McGuffin
Democrats
Helen Taylor
the Herald
The
Radio Post
Pat’s
Fredericksburg, Texas
Levi's
Ronald L. Sutton
Sheriff's Office
Harper Telephone Exchange
Enterprise
ST. Anthony Catholic Church
Hugo
Smokey
Klaerner
Gillespie, Kendall
Liano
Travis
Nehr, Grobe
Alfred
Wendel
Joe Burkett, Jr
San Antonio
Earl Bowers & the
Fred E. Dietel
Britain
Chrysler
Plymouth
Cordoba
Crenwelle Motor Sales
W. Main
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