Harper School Round-Up sports and staff note
The Round-Up from Harper School highlights sports coverage by Kathy Duderstadt Patsy Brehmet, Daniel Fritz and others with editors Bonnie Friedrich William Lange Malcolm Marschall Sally Spencer John Tarr Bobby Lang. The issue lists various school reporters across clubs and beat sections including lunch room and elementary reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Malcolm Marschall
Sally Spencer
John Tarr
Bobby Lang
Kathy Duderstadt
Patsy Brehmet
Daniel Fritz
Charies Warner
Charles Jung
Calvin Jung
Lamar Itz
Sandy Spaeth
Jack Philips
Jayvee Kramer
Scraphbookkeepers
Karen Dittmar
Langford Metz
Ser
Eurene Heinemann
Seniors Receive Personal Cards and Memorabilia
Last Friday September 16 the senior class received personal cards and memory books sold with the cards from Star Engraving Company. The students enjoyed signing and exchanging cards among themselves as they beat the Bulldogs.
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Star Engraving Company
Lunch Menu and Longhorn Band Report
Lunch menu lists meals for September 26 to 30 with daily items and milk. Beat The Bulldogs notes Henry M Streety as director meeting Sept 19. 37 students form the Longhorn Band. First public appearance set for Sept 23 at La Pryor-Longhorn game with pep songs, no halftime set this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Streety
Longhorn Bad
Longhorn Band
Bulldogs
Junior Pep Squad selects chiefs and helpers
The 8th grade Junior Pep Squad names drum majorette Jaydean Perl and majorettes Rochelle Grona and Jan Brown. Cheerleaders include Patsy Bailey Patsy Feller and Dolores Duderstadt. Junior football managers are Jim Bob Stevens and Raymond Jones. A home game against Center Point is set for September 27 at 6:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Duderstadt
Jaydean Perl
Rochelle Grona
Jan Brown
Patsy Bailey
Patsy Feller
Jim Bob Stevens
Raymond Jones
Center Point
Fourth Grade News Feels New Language Books and Art Lessons
Students praise new language books and enjoy drawing with Mr. Sheppard who is teaching a tougher house design. They are making booklets on Eskimos of North Greenland and celebrate Beat The Bulldogs heading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Greenland
Sheppard
First Home Game Between Harper and La Pryor
The Harper Longhorns meet the La Pryor Bulldogs in the first home game at Harper Community Park at 7 30 p m on Friday September 24. Both teams won last Sunday and seek another victory. Public invited.
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Harper Longhorns
la Pryor Bulldogs
Harper Community Park
Bulldogs
Song Dedication List From A Packed Show
The page lists many song titles and artists in a tribute style program. It features Sally Malcolm Bobby Kathy Bonnie Patsy D David Gale Kay Doylene Calvin Jack John Hollis Keith Sandra Mary Ellis Betty Joyce Karen and others performing a mixed catalog.
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David H
Gale R
Lucke Devil
Angel Kay C
Doylene
Calvin Sgt. Preston of the
Yukon Jack P
Hot Rod
Lincoln
John War
Almeth
Brains Malcolm Cute
Keith Develish
Logan Eager
John T. Fresh
Wayne W. Gullible
Wayne L
Lawrence Z. Juvenile
Keen Lamar Lively
Langford
Jack Obvious
John Wayne Pokey
Charles W. Quiet
Eugene Reckless
John Warren
Lloyd Trouble
Junior Boys
Hollis Vigorous
Cody Witty
David Xyloid
Willie Youthful
Mrs
Hopf
Mister
Bulldogs
Can You Imagine Chester Having a New Girl
Friday night events described include a Longhorns opening kickoff TD, rumors of a scratched nose on Willie, Karen rushing through Friday supper, and talk of a high school band. The tone hints at school gossip and minor incidents among students and football fans.
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Chester
Longhorns
Jack
William
Willie
Karen
Thal
Roses and Thorns from Friday Night Activities
The list awards Roses and Thorns to various students and groups for Friday night events. It notes praise for the football team and seniors and criticizes cheerleaders, the band, and certain peers for behavior and actions during the week.
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Roses
Thorns
Mr. Streety
Prairie Lea Girls
Gayle
David Sheppard
Lamar
Sandra
Charles Warner
Bulldogs
High School Alphabet Almanac Names List
A readable fragment lists student nicknames and initials tied to a high school year segment. The names include seniors and juniors across varied traits such as boldness cleverness studiousness mischief and youth, with occasional descriptive monikers.
Senior Girls Enter Betty Crocker Search Contest
The senior girls of Harper High School will enter the Betty Crocker Contest Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. The December 6 1960 event will be held in Homemaking classes with $5000 first and $4000 second prizes, then decreasing by $1000. Entrants include Joyce Kramer LaVerne Slein Bonnie Friedrich Patsy Brehmer and Kathy Duderstadt Kay Cottle tests but not eligible to win.
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Harper High School
Betty Crocker
Joyce Kramer
LaVerne S
Handbook Rules Quiet Classroom Order At School
During the first day assembly students received a handbook with new rules for the year. Initial protests gave way to acceptance as noise and distractions decreased. Car parking shifts to the east side of the lunch room to free front-area space for visitors, improving morale and overall outlook.
Student Council Elects Officers and Plans Year
At class meetings the following students were chosen for the council Daniel Fritz Sandra Spaeth Joe Spencer Kathleen Fiedler Leslie Esquell Mary Parker Roger Roeder and Eileen Bernhard with Supt Edward M Bailey as advisor The first meeting was Friday Sept 16 Daniel Fritz elected president Other officers include Sandra Spaeth secretary treasurer and Kathleen Fiedler reporter Plans focus on citizenship assemblies homecoming programs November 4 and year end awards plus guidance and public relations efforts
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Daniel Fritz
Sandra Spaeth
Joe Spencer
Kathleen Fiedler
Leslie Esquell
Mary Parker
Roger Roeder
Eileen Bernhard
Edward M. Bailey
Treaseurer
Farmers build terraces and ponds across Texas farmland
Edwin Eckhardt Jr near Rheingold completed about 7000 feet of field terraces using a dozer and scraper, integrating a waterway into his conservation plan. Hubert Rahe near Harper and Walter Lagerquist Jr south of Stonewall also added terraces and ponds to manage water and grazing. The article includes a law feature on stop requirements for school buses and general driving safety.
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Edwin Eckhardt, JR
Rheingold
Edwin
Hubert Rahe
Harper
Walter Lagerquist JR
Stonewall
Texas
State Bar of Texas
Sixth Grade Officers Elected at Local School
The sixth grade held a class meeting to elect officers: President Eileen Hopf, Vice President Jim Bob Stevens, Secretary Wayne Behrens, Treasurer Lynn Parker, Reporter Mary Ann Kensing. Harper Longhorns routed Prairie Lea 64 13 with Daniel Fritz and Logan Stevens leading scorers.
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Eileen Hopf
Jim Bob Stevens
Wayne Behrens
Lynn Parker
Mary Ann Kensing
Bulldogs
Longhorns
Harper Longhorns
Prairie Lea
Longhorn
Harper
Daniel Fritz
Logan Stevens
John Warren McDougall
David Hopf
Macolm Marshall
Bob Lange
Erwin Jung
The
Wahrmund Promoted to Staff Engineer at Humble Baytown
Robert C. Wahrmund is promoted to staff engineer in the process engineering section of Humble Oil Baytown Technical Division. He will oversee design of major refining and chemical units and conduct studies to improve economy and design knowledge. He is a registered professional engineer and member of multiple institutes.
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Robert C. Wahrmund
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining
Schreiner
Phi Theta Kappa
Texas
Pi Tau Sigma
Tau Beta Pi
Process Heat Transfer Society of
Houston
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Wahrmund
Robert
Jeffrey
Anne
Jane
Yaupon Drive
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ewald Koennecke
Sds
North Adams Street
Fredericksburg
Weekend Visitors Highlight Oklahoma Guests
Mr and Mrs H W White of Oklahoma visited Ola Peril after attending the Centennial at Stonewall St and Mrs Norman Sullivan with children stayed with Edwin Lang. Dean Hopf and son David attended a ball game in Austin where David earned Order of the Arrow recognition.
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H. W. White
Oklahoma
Ola Peril
Stonewall
Norman Sullivan
Edwin Lang
Dean Hopf
David
Austin
Order of the Arrow
Richard Bateman
Toletta
Austin youths return to college plans after travel
James Tarr and Alfonso Do mingoes visited Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Tarr. James returns from Pennsylvania where he worked for a month with a construction firm and will rejoin Texas University this fall. Lonnie Mayhugh starts his second Baylor term in Waco and Miss Martha Mayhugh attends S W S T College in San Marcos.
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James Tarr
Alfonso Domingoes
Austin
James
Watkins Tarr
Pennsylvania
Texas University
Lonnie Mayhugh
Baylor University
Waco
Martha Mayhugh
S.W.S.T. College
San Marcos
Dinner guests play 42 at Scarborough home
Mr. and Mrs. Hilmar Lott were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Scarborough and played several games of 42. Visitors at the J. M. Scarborough home included Mr. and Mrs. Scarborough’s daughter and grandchildren, plus Fay Jones and her daughter. Clayton Parker, returning from Montana after months away, told of a 16 inch Montana snowfall and a large black bear he had killed.
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Hilmar Lott
Mrs. Mack Scarborough
J. M. Scarborough
Rn Scarborough
C. & Childress
Fay Jones
San Antonio
Ruben Bode
Clayton Parker
Montana
Visitors with Tarrs head for Garner State Park
Mr and Mrs Richard Michael and daughter Tracy Ann of Houston visit Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr. They were enroute to Garner State Park to spend a few days in the area.
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Watkins Tarr
Richard Michael
Tracy Ann
Houston
Garner State Park
Ira Lackey
Blanco
Harper Friday
Kerrville
Charlie Coffey
Dinner Guests Visit Local Households
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rogers were dinner guests of Mrs. F. M. Floyd and Miss Frances Sunday. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rogers that afternoon.
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Pat Rogers
F. M. Floyd
Frances
Ted Rogers
Annual Gillespie County Livestock Show Set For January 21
The Gillespie County Stock Show is scheduled for January 21, 1961, at the Fair Grounds following a Sept. 8 general meeting of the Gillespie Co. 4-H and FFA Livestock Association. Five new directors were elected: Andrew Jenschke Leroy Drehwelge Raymond Spaeth Francis Kott and Elme Ellebracht. Officers named: Melvin Bonn president Andrew Jenschke first vice president Desmond Sagebiel second vice president and Wilbert Seipp secretary treasurer.
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Gillespie County
Fair Grounds
Gillespie Co
Melvin Bonn
Andrew Jenschke
Desmond Sagebiel
Wilbert Seipp
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