Harper Hi Lights Weekly High School Edition
Harper High School in Harper Texas publishes a weekly edited issue focusing on school news activities and community happenings. The 1944 edition highlights student achievements and upcoming events.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1944
Page
2
Harper High School in Harper Texas publishes a weekly edited issue focusing on school news activities and community happenings. The 1944 edition highlights student achievements and upcoming events.
The Harper High School staff page names Editor-in-Chief Mary F. Fletcher and a full slate of editors reporters and department heads including Bonnie Parker Pauline Greeson Joyce Whetstone Nila Mae Maner Dorothy Mae Parker Harold Schmidt Camille Stevens Doris Whitworth Inez Whitewood Virgil Lennon and others with additional reporters at large Walter Parker Jr and June Bode.
The article notes a 29 name honor roll funded by student groups and donations placed at Harper School. It lists names such as Wendel Feuge John E Mc Caleb and Victor Fritz. It also offers a moral dialog on friendship emphasizing forgiveness and forgetting as essential to lasting ties.
Harper School traveled to London on Friday Oct. 5 and defeated London 14 to 1. Players included Clarence Buskey Clay ton Massey Aubrey Carter Perry Casper Dorman Bush Walter Parker Jr Melvin Eckhardt Harvey Goff Scotty Kinsey Leslie Phillips and Lavon Parker.
Elmer Lange 1944 45 senior class president from Harper Texas born December 31 1928 stands 5 6 blond blue eyed plans to study mathematics and science at the University of Texas to become an aeronautical engineer He favors history baseball carving model airplanes and prefers sociable brunettes who like to dance He envisions longer play periods fewer tests and whispering at school.
A doctor and narrator debate how words lose meaning when spoken without thought. Tolerance is praised as respect for others rights in big and small matters, including enjoying a beer now and then. The piece urges readers to practice true tolerance rather than just discuss it.
A reader prompt piece features a chorus of names and questions about dating, history, preferences, and a request about who sang No Letter Today. The item ends with an aside referencing Hoover and a numbered tag 000.
Haroldine Porter and Joyce Whetstone spent time in San Antonio while Pvt Max Wayne Hopf visited Harper High School. Bonnie Mae Bierschwab is ill in Fredericksburg Hospital and Clinic. A rhetorical joke exchange ends with a child clarifying a dozen equals twelve and a student asks about a million.
A team trails 139 to 0 at halftime and vows to mount a comeback in the second half while noting the manager has left the game for Wheaties.
The Harper School joins War Relief Service collecting warm garments for liberated European sufferers. Students asked to bring at least one garment from home and one item from a neighbor. Community groups sort and pack blankets sheets pillow cases and quilts.
Harper High School girls baseball team traveled to London Texas Friday afternoon and defeated London 24 to 15. Players listed include Thurman Lennon Casper Lontright, Thomas Parker Whitewood Walker Lennon Parker. London to visit Harper Friday 2 30 for rematch. News note and local listings follow.
Comfort Hatchery in Comfort Texas offers 300 June hatched White Leghorn pullets and 150 Buff Leghorn pullets. They are well developed and available for viewing or writing for details.
One and two year old mutton sheep advertised for sale by Ed Tatsch in Harper Texas. Contact Fredericksburg via phone 2131 for details.
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