The Round Up Harper School Annual Staff Named
Harper High School opens with the Senior Journalism Class naming the 4 staff roles and committees for The Round Up annual. Eileen Bernhard serves as Editor in Chief with Irene Bier schwale and Scotty Lee Taylor as assistants. Joyce Parker is head photographer with a team including Ronnie Lumpkins and Roger Roeder. Beverly Roberts leads layouts and art, Mike Armstrong and Lynn Reddick handle sales. Marie Oehler chairs advertising with Wayne Walker, Keith Kensing, Gregory Parker, Sharon Wienecke, Cleaburne Kramer, Roy Kramer. Mary Jane Molder and Diana Rahe are business managers.
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
Alphabet Girls Round-Up Names List
A historical roundup lists girls with nicknames and initials from A to Z such as Active Joyce Parker and Graceful Jan Brown, plus other pairs like Obedient Mary Jane Mulder and Trustworthy Joe Ann Es quell, concluding with The Round-Up.
Lilacs in April Celebrate Favorite Flower
A tribute praising lilacs for their fragrant beauty and delicate petals. The poem foregrounds purple blossoms with soft hues, yellow centers, and green leaves against the sky. It gratitude for April showers that bring the lilacs.
Reeder Elected Senior Class President 1963 64
The Senior Class elected officers for 1963 64 at the last meeting. Roger Reeder was chosen President Joyce Parker Vice President Eileen Bernhard Secretary Ronnie Lumpkins Treasurer Mike Armstrong Reporter. Eileen Bernhard and Cleaburne Fritz were elected Student Council representatives from the Senior Class M D A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Reeder
Joyce Parker
Eileen Bernhard
Ronnie Lumpkins
Mike Armstrong
Cleaburne Fritz
Junior Class Elects 1963 64 Officers
The Junior Class met Friday September 13 and elected their 1963 64 officers. President Jan Brown Vice President Lloyd Harper Secretary Patsy Bailey Treasurer Peggy Feller Reporter Kay Spencer. Jaydean Peril and Lamar Lively named student council members. Room mothers named Clinton Brown Elton Spencer and J R Peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Brown
Lloyd Harper
Patsy Bailey
Peggy Feller
Kay Spencer
Jaydean Peril
Lamar Lively
Clinton Brown
Elton Spencer
J. R. Peril
Sophomore Class Elects Officers and Bake Sale Date
The sophomore class met with sponsor Mr. Ed Bailey to elect officers, room mothers, and student council members. Officers include President Matthew Jung and Treasurer Jo Ann Esquell, with Carol Rochelle Grona as Secretary and Gay Walker as Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bailey
Matthew Jung
Don Brauen
Gam
Rochelle Grona
Jo Ann Esquell
Gay Walker
Tom Whitworth
Gilbert Anderegg
Don Braeutigam
Darla Anderegg
Are Our Young Texans All Going to the Bad
Editorial warns that 16 percent of Texas arrests for serious crimes involve under 18s and stresses action. It defines juvenile status, examines causes, and calls for love guidance and law-abiding behavior to calm delinquency. Written by Marie Oehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
America
Ninth Grade Meeting Elects Class Officers
The ninth grade met September 13 in the English room with sponsor Mrs. Dean Hopf. Officers elected for the year include President Mary Ann Kensiac, Vice-President Jim Bob Stevens, Secretary Helen Esquell, Treasurer Bobby Harper, and Reporter Eileen Hopf. Student Council members are Eileen Hopf and Jim Bob Stevens. The class set five dollars annual dues. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hopf
Mary Ann Kensiac
Jim Bob Ste
Helen Esquell
Bobby Harper
Eileen Hopf
Jim Bob Stevens
Nancy Phillips
Linda Jung
Felix Bernhard
Sharon Whitworth
Stephen Doerr
Cochran
Whitworth
Jung
Harper
Brown
Feller
Fritz
Hartmann
Ann Range
Folluwes
Jerome Esquell
Christine Dower
Bernhard Fritz
Vicky Honig
Cathy ‘Patsch
Belton ‘Tatsch
R. EB. Peril
Chas. Barrett
John Honight
Sonora Caverns
Garner State Park
San Antonio Zoo
Freshmen Beat Elementary Team In Football
The Freshmen boys trying out for football defeated the Elementary team last week. Scorer Lynn Parker made the lone touchdown as the Freshmen edged the Elementary squad 60 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar
Bernhard Fritz
Jerome Esquell
Hershall Esquell
Carlton Jung
Joe Mains
Larry Jung
Sammie Grobe
Jim Bob Stevens
Lynn Parker
Ronnie Kramer
Wayne Behrends
Calvin Grobe
Roy Heinemann
Wayne Rahe
Ronnie Armstrong
Shorthorns
Spanish class teaches Warren McDougall’s methods
Mrs Warren McDougall teaches Spanish this year using a new audio method to model correct pronunciation. Juniors and seniors numbered seventeen enroll in the class. Students have built a vocabulary of about two hundred words and can write simple sentences after days of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren McDougall
el Espanol
First Grade Students Cheer as Jerry Dittmar Makes Touchdown
Elementary News notes a first grader, Jerry Dittmar, scoring a touchdown during recess and declaring it a home run. Glenda Staudt has a birthday party in the first grade room.
Longhorns Top Eagles 42 6 At New Field Gridiron Clash
Harper High School Longhorns defeated Leakey High Eagles 42 to 6 in the home game on Longhorn Field. Key early kickoff return set the tone as Ronnie Lumpkins and Bruce Parker helped drive the scoring, with Mike Lange and Lumpkins adding touchdowns. Final quarter defense and a late Eagle score capped the game before an upcoming clash with Medina Bobcats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longhorn
Harper High School
Leakey High School Eagles
Longhorns
Ronnie Lumpkins
Leakey
van Reese
Eagles
Eagle Shackelford
Keith Kensing
Freddie Pendley
Harper
Roy Kramer
Bruce Parker
Lumpkins
Eagle K. Shackelford
Shackelford
Gordon Magers
Parker
Mike Lange
Marcellus Esquell
Longhorn Kuard
Barry Gamel
Gregory Magers
Freddy Pendly
Medina Bobcats
Longhorn Field
Kimble County Agent's Column Highlights Emergency Planning
Kimble County agent urges families to plan for emergencies amid USDA meeting discussions. committees including 4-H Pecans Wildlife and Livestock plan programs for the coming year with Youth Show set for January 25. Lamb feeding for 4-H members scheduled for September 28 and worm monitoring to prevent screwworms emphasized.
Beef Cattle Short Course Kicks Off September 30
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service offers a four week Beef Cattle Short Course at Union Stock Yards San Antonio Auction Building starting September 30 at 7:30 p.m. No advance registration. September 30 features L. A. Maddox Jr. on Beef Cattle Cow and Calf Program. October 7 covers Beef Cattle Feeding. October 14 focuses on Beef Cattle Health. October 21 features James S. Denton Jr. on Economics and Dr. J Neal Pratt on Pasture Management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Union Stock Yards
San Antonilo
L. A. Maddox, Jr
Ued
C. M. Patterson
James S. Denton, Jr
J. Neal Pratt
Gillespie County Soil Conservation Highlights Local Projects
The district reports on mesquite clearing near Fredericksburg by Dennis Schluder to convert 20 acres to perennial grass. Harvey Moellering defers pastures for three months to improve forage after rain. Arthur Goldin assists pond enlargement to reduce evaporation on a 100 acre drain. Willie Schumann clears brush with a chain saw to aid grazing and protect grasses. Dr Charles Reiter becomes a district cooperator, planning coastal bermuda and oak control. Community notes include school activities, church women's retreat, and local visits through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Schumann
Albert
Schumann
Charles Reiter
Lon Simon
SCS
Bermuda
Turkey
Poseys Recognize Supporters At Local Friday Events
A local message thanks students and sponsors for backing the football team and seniors. It notes decor for hallways on Fridays and a car wash fundraiser after the Leakey game, with praise for those attending home games on the new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poseys
Th. H.S
Peppers
Willow City Soil Conservation Election and Program
A soil conservation district supervisors election and an agricultural program will be held at Willow City schoolhouse on Tuesday October 1 at 8 p.m. Subdivision 1 includes Crabapple Willow City and Rheingold. County Agent C A Stonewall demonstrates a beef cattle pregnancy test and the movie Flattop Ranch will be shown. The program highlights conservation planning progress and cooperators map. All landowners eligible to vote and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow City
Gillespie County Soil Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
Soil Conservation District
Crabapple
Rheingold
C. A. Stonewall
SCD
Sagehiel
Highway construction to slow traffic on Enchanted Rock Road
The Texas Highway Department announced the start of R. M. 965 from Enchanted Rock to State Highway 16 in Llano County about September 30. Allen Keller Company and Keller Paving of Fredericksburg will build the project under Ed Bluestein, district engineer, with E. F. Pittman Jr. directing the work. Traffic will detour onto the county road and barricades and flagmen will guide motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Department
Enchanted Rock
Llano County
Allen Keller Company
Keller Paving Company
Fredericksburg
Ed Bluestein
Bluestein
E. F. Pittman Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper School
Mary Jane Molder
Diana Rahe
Sandra Lively
Dainty
Kitten Fowler
Ingenius
Mary Jane Mulder
P . Petite
Mary Ann Kensing
Quiet
Rita Klein
Dolores Duder
Stadt
Joe Ann Esquell
Kathryn Stevens
Barbara Fritz
Mrs. Hopf
I. B
E. B
Pat’s Hall
Mercury Recording
James
O’gwyn
House of Blue Lovers
J. J. Patranella
Reeder
Editorial
A Ann Kensiag
Cc. F
K. K
M.J
Mrs. McDougall
Feuge
Nathan Doerr
Longhorns Coop Eagles
Kimble County
W.C. Henderson
USDA
PBC
Gillespie County Soil Conservation District News
Dennis Lee Schluder
Goehmann
Harvey Moellering
Frederiksburg
Arthur Gold
Rheingold Ald
Walter Parker
Sgt
Austin
Raat
Hein Chevrolet
Pontiac
Hein
W. Main St
Fredericksburg, Texas
Presbyterian Women's Association
Ingram Church
Pete Whitworth
Fred Whitewood
Lewis Stevens
Charlie Rogers
Pat Rogers
Kerrville
Ollie Peril
Tom Nichols
Anna Tatsch
San Antonio
Edmund Tatsech
Edmund Tatsch , Jr
Stevensonville
Elgin ‘Tatsech
LeRoy Rode
Castell
W. EB. Doerr
Frank Kroll
Elbert Feller
Fell. Rischner
Bie Oehler
Hollis Walker
Fort Polktoa
Mia
Land Walker
Fem Ple
Wome
Robert Dietmar
Schaetter’s
Freserica
John Deere Quality Farm
West Main St
Frederickaburg, Texas
Medina
Eees
Nueces Canyon
Medina E
Eseses
R. K
Peppers and Poseys
Bar
J.C. P
Flattop
Highway Department
Benk
First State Bank
Gillespis County
Moellendorf
Stadion
Harper Hiway
U.S
Texaco
Alfred Moellendort
Zenith TV Sales & Service
Mobil Quality Products
Tires & Tire Service
Floy Bode Company
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