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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
2
Advice for graduates starting their first full time job emphasizing neat appearance and courtesy. Covers makeup hair posture clothes shoes jewelry nails voice and personality with workplace etiquette and a week lunch menu. Highlights simple, professional dress and respectful, composed behavior to ease transition.
Governor Connally is advised of planning assistance authorization for the Eastern Will Country RC&D Project. Local leaders are praised for their efforts as agencies prepare a local plan to address regional natural resource development. The notice lists approved RC&D projects across several states with sponsoring entities and funding levels.
A discussion on recreational reading highlights how stories and non fiction foster pleasure, community awareness, and moral understanding. It notes children gain insight into behavior, empathy for others, and growth through guided reading, with emphasis on imagination and values in diverse regions.
Cathy Tatsch, an outstanding senior, was chosen as FFA Chapter sweetheart on September 11, 1967. New officers include Renard Fritz president and Her schell Esquell vice president. Je rome Esquell secretary Roy Heinemann treasurer, Dudley Parker reporter, Duane Holmes sentinel, Larry Jung parliamentarian. President Fritz formed a calendar ad sales committee and the chapter planned to buy a Duroc boat. Denise Schumpelt is Harper’s Champion Story Book Reader for 1966 1967, followed by Julie Bode and Tammy McDougall with 60 books each.
Wildlife biologist Charles W. Ramsey of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department presented a paper at the American Institute of Biological Sciences meeting at Texas A&M University. The study notes a rise in exotic Texas animals from 13 000 to about 30 000 in 1967 and outlines research on life history, diet, habitat, and disease to gauge range and food competition with native game.
The Harper Longhorns host the Leaky Eagles in the season opener at 7 30 p m Friday. All games start 7 30 p m. Adults pay 1 00 and students pay a cents admission. September schedule lists Center Point September 22 and Medina September 29.
In a 60 play scrimmage Harper Longhorns defeated Fredericksburg Billies JV 18 to 6. Bernhard Fritz opened scoring and intercepted a pass for a 30 yard TD. Gary Rahe added the final Harper TD as the teams prepared for upcoming games.
Harper High School reports many alumni continuing education across Texas. Names listed include Keith Kensing and Malcom Marshall heading to Tarleton and UT Austin, with others bound for Angelo State SWTSC Our Lady of the Lake Uvalde JC Texas A&M and Texas Lutheran College.
The Harper Shorthorns start their season on September 28 at home with a 6 30 p.m. tip. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students as they host Center Point, Medina, and Harper in upcoming games through November 2.
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