Harper High School Annual Staff Welcomes New Team
As the school year opens the Senior Journalism Class unveils the Annual Staff listing with Editor-in-Chief Eileen Bernhard and First Assistant Irene Bier swhale. Other key roles include Joyc e Parker as Head Photographer, Scotty Lee Taylor as Second Assistant, and Beverly Roberts overseeing Layouts and Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper High School
J. P. Rogers
Eileen Bernhard
Irene Bierschwale
Scotty Lee Taylor
Joyce Parker
Ronnie Lumpkins
Roger Roeder
Kelton Kramer
Beverly Roberts
Mike Armstrong
Lynn Reddick
Marie Oehler
Wayne Walker
Keith Kensing
Gregory Parker
Sharon Wienecke
Cleaburne Fritz
Roy Kramer
What to Do After High School
The Round-Up discusses post graduation paths from vocational training to four year colleges. It urges students to decide early, choose suitable courses, and seek guidance from parents and teachers to avoid an unhappy future.
School Day Fragments Spark Laughs and Gossip
A series of school vignettes describe Ronnie and Cleaburne as possible assistant deputies on Friday Gay Walker and Beverly going steady Joyce and Beverly seen in the park swinging The band sells extinguishers Journalism Class misbehaving Wayne eats candy in Business Law class Homemaking IT girls travel to Kerrville for an event A senior seen trading at Piggy Wiggly Kerrville and a mister accusing senior girls of gossiping
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie
Cleaburne
Gay Walker
Beverly
Joyce
Ing. Wayne
Kerrville
Piggie Wiggly
Hopi
Willard Family Lights Up IBM Convention Show
Harry Willard, son of a famed magician, was chosen at the IBM Convention in Knox ville Tennessee to entertain magicians. Born December 12 1895 in Clarksville Texas he grew into a lifelong illusionist with Frances his daughter and stage director keeping the show flowing. He later wowed Harper High School students at 1 30 pm performing tricks such as The Card Star The Vanishing Canary Doves from Confetti Pigeon Catching and Linking Rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Willard
International Brotherhood of Magician’s
Knoxville
Tenn
I.B
Harper High School
K.K
D.E.R
Round-Up Teen Activities Highlight Variation and Drama
The Round Up notes routine and social scenes as students engage in classes and training. Mentions include October 1 start for girls basketball training and senior boys studies, freshmen kneeling and initiation fears, friendships and tensions among Annie L Gay W and Irene.
Senior English Book Reports Stir Mixed Reactions
The Round-Up notes Friday classroom assignments as Mrs. Hopf’s classes submit literature reviews. Seniors critique English authors while underclassmen study American works, with essays on character goals and achievements and five sentence story summaries for freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E.O
Longhorns Dominate Medina In 52-28 District Win
Harper avenges early deficit to defeat Medina 52-28, extending district streak to three straight wins. Key plays include Cleaburne Fritz’s end zone grab, Ronnie Lumpkins long TD run, and multiple passing strikes setting scoring drives for the Longhorns.
Longhorns topple Medina 52 to 28 in district clash
Harper beats Medina 52 to 28 behind Bruce Parker and Lumpkins scoring multiple touchdowns. Key plays include Parker’s end zone grab and a 49 yard burst by Lumpkins set up late TDs. Mrs. Lewis Stevens visited Wichita Falls over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Parker
Mike Lange
Longhorns
Bobcats
Lumpkins
Fritz
Long
Bobcat
T.D
Longhorn
Tommy Schmidt
Bobby Walker
Ronnie Lumpkins
Roger Roeder
Harper
Medina
M.D.A
L.G.R
Lewis Stevens
Wichita Falls
Harper Shorthorns Rout Center Point Pirates 35 to 6
Harper Shorthorns defeated Center Point Pirates 35 to 6 on September 26. Jerome Esquell scored 27 points including two touchdowns and multiple extra points. Bernard Fritz added six points and Joe Navis two as Harper built an 8 6 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half with several touchdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Shorthorna
Center Point Pirates
Harper
T.D
Bernard Fritz
Joe Navis
L.G.R
G.P
Harper Leanghorn Band Fire Extinguisher Sale
The Harper Leanghorn Band sells fire extinguishers from September 27 to October 8 at 2.95 each, below the usual 3.95. Proceeds support band needs and music purchases. Contact any band member for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Leanghorn
Scotty Tayvlo
State Fair of Texas Opens with 16 Days of Events
The 1963 State Fair of Texas in Dallas opens October 5 and runs through October 20. Gov. John Connally will preside at the opening ceremony after the downtown parade led by the Fourth U.S. Army Band. Rural Youth Day kicks off a schedule featuring the Faces of Freedom exhibit, 7 historical paintings, an Iroquois encampment, jewelry displays, new light beam communications, livestock shows, horse shows, fashion events, and live broadcasts from the Gas Exhibits Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
John Connally
United States Army Band
Texas
FFA
Texas Prison Rodeo Slated Sundays In Oct
The 32nd annual Texas Prison Rodeo will be held at Huntsville each Sunday in October. Inmate contests include Hard Money where riders fetch $50 from a Brahman bull and calf scramble with 12 Brahman calves and 24 Ferguson Unit inmates. Events start at 2 p.m. with celebrities and musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Huntsville
Ferguson
Goree
Woman's Prison
Minnie Peart
Terry Wilson
Dizzy Dean
Linda Loftis
Ft. Worth
The Annuals Delay At School Fracas
September 24 reports say a husky junior carried four fifty pound bundles containing the Long horns. Rumors swirl after year book sponsor J P Rogers refused to distribute the Annuals and seniors were allowed to collect during first period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Rogers
Seniors Hold Car Wash to Benefit Class Treasury
President Roger Roeder led seniors in a car wash in front of the Agriculture Building on Saturday September 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. About 20 vehicles were washed with sponsor Clayton Massey aiding and the event raised $30 for the Senior Class Longhorn project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Roeder
Clayton Massey
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Gay W
Mr. Cochran
Pat
Matt
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Eileen
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California
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Wayne
Harper Longhorns
the Herald
Medina Bobcats
Teddy Duke
Dusty Gerrbon
Harpers
Schmidt
Greebon
Walker
Lange
Dusty Greebon
Nueces Canyon
Leakey
J.C.P
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Harper Herald
Harper, Texas
R. F. Manske
Fred Gammenthaler
Harvey Stevens
Robert Maurer
A. m. Mangold
Floyd Bierschwale
Segovia
Mrr
Fred Whitewood
Brown
del Rio
Jo Beth Peril
Mitch Thomas
Jourdanton
George Duderstadt
Fred Bode
Richard Manske
Walter Wright
Roxie Briges
Cisco
Glen Hopf
W. A. Hopf
Bob Fritz
Bernie
Manske
Ken Whitewood
Todd
Hill Country
Buick Company
E. Main &J
Fredericksburg, Texas
FIR
WM. Cameron CO
Ph. WY
Vida
San Antonio
Krauskopf Bros
John Deere
West Main St
Thes Association
First State Bank
Gillespie County
Moellendorts Station
Harper Hiway
U.S
Fredericksburg
Texaco
Alfred Moellendort
Zenith TV Sales & Service
MOBIL
Floy Bode Company
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