Harper High School News April 20 1945 Seniors Banquet and Activities
Harper High School's weekly issue covers senior banquet details with program items Toastmaster Lamar Parker Invocation Rev Allen Welcome Mildred Boatright music Lillian Mae Wendel class prophecy and senior history by Joyce Whetstone Senior Class Will by D Whitworth address by Mr Fox and Benediction Rev Allen The senior activities include Senior Day plans to Buchanan Dam. F F A rodeo set for April 28 at Stewarts Grove. contestants Bonnie Mae Bierschwab and Opal Strackbein win amateur contest at Hillbilly Cavalcade Review April 16. illness notes for Mrs Doris Eggert and O Ruskey. staff notes on Pauline Greeson and others. roster of seniors and class lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Fletcher
Bonnie Parker
Pauline Greeson
Joyce Whetstone
Nila Mae Maner
Dorothy Mae Parker
Harold Schmidt
Camille Stevens
Doris Whitworth
Inez Whitewood
Virgil Lennon
June Bode
Harper High School
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Lamar Parker
Allen
Mildred Boatright
Lillian Mae Wendel
Tommye Wilson
D. Whitworth
Mr. Fox
Rev
Bein's Hall
Supt
Neal B. Fox
San Antonio
Texas
Buchanan Dam
Doris Eggert
O. Ruskey
Stewart's Grove
Highlight
Bonnie Mae Bierschwab
Opal Strackbein
Hillbilly Cavalcade Review
Petersburg Honor Roll Grades One To Eight
The Petersburg honor roll lists A. C. Ernst and Joan Wahrmund in first grade, Theodore Woerner in second, Freddie Mosel in third, Elvira Woerner and Dayton Friedrich in fourth, and Peggy Ernst in eighth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ernst
Joan Wahrmund
Theodore Woerner
Freddie Mosel
Elvira Woerner
Dayton Friedrich
Peggy Ernst
1942 Agricultural Yearbooks Available From Congressman Fisher
Congressman Fisher announces limited 1912 Agricultural Yearbooks, titled Keeping Livestock Healthy, 1276 pages of livestock and poultry disease treatments. Last Department of Agriculture yearbook due to war, aiding farmers in meeting wartime production. Order via Congressman Fisher, House of Representatives, Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fischer
Department of Agriculture
Fisher
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Tivy Dale Families Visit and Service Members Promoted
Tivy Dale residents visit relatives in Fredericksburg and Kerrville. Local soldiers Felix A Klein and Edmund J Klein are promoted to Private First Class and Sergeant respectively and serving overseas. Multiple Klein and Staudt families, plus Juenke and Feller relatives, frequent church and social visits around Harper, White Oak, Fredericksburg, Petersburg, and Kerrville with a quilt group and various errands noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Kunz
Herman Juenke
Estella
Fredericksburg
Esther Klein
White Oak
Rudi Klein
Camp Hood
Felix A. Klein
Edmund J. Klein
Willie Klein
Emil Tatsch
Anna Tatsch
Harper
J. Klein
Alfons Feller
Otto Staudt
Lin Maria
Willie Hicep
Kerrville
Albert Bernhard
Emil Fritz
Eddie Klein
Chas. Klein
Gilbert Klein
Familly
Johnny Klein
Henry Helmers
Harry Klein
Edward Klein
Werner Klein
Edgar Klein
Jake Roeder
Ed. Klein
Klein
Slur Triggers Suspension Of East Chicago Teacher
John Dreesen, president of the East Chicago school board, announced the suspension of Nellie J. Mills, 58, a high school teacher, pending a hearing after she was accused of slurring remarks at a memorial service for President Roosevelt. Students allege she blamed Roosevelt for the war with Japan. Mills denies the charge and refused to resign. A hearing to determine if the suspension becomes permanent is set for May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dreesen
East Chicago
Nellie J. Mills
Roosevelt
Dreesen
Japan
Harper High School hosts Cowgirl Hillbilly Cavalcade
H Burney Barnes presented a matinee review at Harper High School on Monday April 16 at 3 00 pm. A public show followed Monday evening at Bein's Hall at 8 30 pm. The event was sponsored by Harper High School senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Burney Barnes
Harper High School
Bein's Hall
Looking Ahead by George S. Benson
George S. Benson explores national income, showing how living standards hinge on total income and its distribution. He traces 1944 figures, compares 1939 and 1922, and argues that workers benefit from a larger national income, not from hoarding wealth, urging unity to raise overall prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Commerce
America
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