Harper High School names Annual staff for year
The Senior Journalism Class announces the Harper High School Annual staff appointed by sponsor J. P. Rogers. Eileen Bernhard is Editor in Chief with Irene Bis Schwable as First Assistant and Scotty Lee Taylor as Second Assistant. Joye Parker is Head Photographer with a team of photographers and sales and advertising chairs listed.
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
Alphabet Name List Of People With Adjectives
A list assigns each letter a person name and an accompanying adjective. Entries include Joyce Parker Bashful Sandra Lively Cute Patsy Bailey Rochelle Grona and more with initials I K etc and final notes I B E B.
Reeder Chosen Senior Class President for 1963 64
The Senior Class for the 1963 64 school year elected officers at the close meeting last Friday. Roger Reeder was chosen President with Joyce Parker as Vice President and Eileen Bernhard as Secretary. Ronnie Lumpkins became Treasurer and Mike Armstrong Reporter. Eileen Bernhard and Cleaburne Fritz were elected Student Council representatives from the Senior Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Reeder
Joyce Parker
Eileen Bernhard
Ronnie Lumpkins
Mike Armstrong
Cleaburne Fritz
M.D. A
Junior Class Elects 1963 64 Officers At Meeting
The Junior Class met Friday Sept 13 and elected officers for 1963 64. Officers named are President Jan Brown, Vice President Lloyd Harper, Secretary Patsy Bailey, Treasurer Peggy Feller, Reporter Kay Spencer. Jaydean Peril and Lamar Lively became student council members. Room mothers are Mesdames 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
Ss. L. T
Sophomore Round-Up Elects Officers In Math Room
The sophomore class met September 13 with sponsor Mr. Ed Bailey to elect class officers room mothers and student council members. Officers include President Matthew Jung and Treasurer Jo Ann Esquell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bailey
Matthew Jung
Don Brauengam
Rochelle Grona
Jo Ann Esquell
Gay Walker
Tom Whitworth
Gilbert Anderegg
Don Braeutigam
Carla Anderegeg
Editorial on Juvenile Crime by Marie Oehler
The piece cites Texas arrest statistics showing many under 18 commit serious crimes and urges action. It argues delinquency stems from home, religious, and social factors, condemns disrespect for law, and calls on all to steer youth toward decency and the law.
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Texas
America
Spanish class teaches pronunciation through audio lessons
Señor Warren McDougall teaches Spanish this year to juniors and seniors, seventeen enrolled. A new audio method aids correct pronunciation, followed by tests and writing. Students have learned about two hundred words, basic nouns, and several verbs enabling simple sentences. MI.I.M., D.E.R.
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Senora
Warren McDougall
Sena el Espanol
First Grade Pupils Active With Football And Birthdays
Elementary notes show first graders enjoying recess football with Jerry Dittmar scoring a touchdown and exclaiming a home run. Glenda Staudt celebrates a birthday while classmates prepare for a new school year under Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. McDougall.
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Feuge
Nathan Doerr A
Longhorns Beat Leakey Eagles On New Field In 42 6 Victory
Harper High School Longhorns opened on their new Longhorn Field with a 42 to 6 win over regional champions Leakey Eagles. Key moments included Ronnie Lumpkins returning a kickoff to set up the first score and multiple long drives as Harper built a comfortable lead. The victory marks the Longhorns second district win as they prepare to face Medina Bobcats tonight at eight.
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Longhorn
Harper High School
Leakey High School
Eagles
Longhorns
Ronnie Lumpkins
Leakey
van Reese
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
Lilacs in April: A Quiet Tribute to Spring Flower
A lyrical note praises lilacs for their beauty and color. The poem thanks God for April showers bringing the beloved blossoms. It emphasizes petals, soft purple hues, a yellow center, and green leaves against the sky as a personal tribute.
Ninth Grade Meeting Elects Class Council
The ninth grade met September 13 in the English room with sponsor Mrs. Dean Hopf. Officers elected for the year include President Mary Ann Kensing, 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 per year as class dues. Meeting adjourned.
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Folluwes
Jerome Esquell
Christine Doer
Bernhard Fritz
Vicky Honig
Cathy ‘Tatseh
Belton ‘Patseh
R. E. Peril
Chas. Barrett
John Honig
Sonora Caverna
Garner State Park
San Antonio Zoo
Dean Hopf
Mary Ann Kensing
Jim Bob Stevens
Helen Esquell
Bobby Harper
Eileen Hopf
Freshmen Crush Elementary Team in Football Clash
The Freshmen defeated the Elementary football team 60 to 0 last week. Lynn Parker scored the lone touchdown for the Freshmen after a game featuring players from both squads including Bernhard Fritz Jerome Esquell Hershall Esquell Carlton Jung Joe Mains Larry Jung Sam mie Grobe for the Elementary and Jim Bob Stevens Lynn Parker Ronnie Kramer Wayne Behrends Calvin Grobe Roy Heinemann Wayne Rahe Ronnie Armstrong for the Freshmen.
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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
Round-Up celebrates school week with Friday spirit
Students honor helpers and supporters after the Leakey game with pins and cheers. Pepers reward football backers and seniors receive car wash honors as the community cheers the new field at the school.
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Poseys
Peppers
H.S
Emergency plans and county 4-H committee actions highlighted
Kimble County Agent reports on emergency planning and the county’s executive committee actions. Plans for the 4-H Pecan Wildlife and Livestock programs, a Youth Show set for January 25, and lamb feeding details are outlined along with worm pest monitoring and a late gas tax claim note.
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PBC
Kimble County
Mesquite clearing and pond plans highlight Gillespie district news
Dennis Lee Schluder piles about 20 acres of mesquite near Fredericksburg on Goehmann Lance to convert to perennial grass by next year. Harvey Moellering defers a pasture for three months to improve vigor and seed crop after recent rains. Arthur Gold plans a deeper farm pond on a 100 acre drain with a silt catcher to reduce evaporation. Willie Schumann uses chain saw brush clearing to open range for grass and aid goat forage. Dr. Charles Reiter becomes a district cooperator, outlining a conversion plan using coastal bermuda, dozing oak, and deferred grazing. Walter Parker and family visit in Austin. forms available by September 30.
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Dennis Lee Schluder
Fredericksburg
Goehmann
Harvey Moellering
Arthur Gold
Rheingold Aled
Willie Schumann
Albert
Schumann
Charles Reiter
Lon Simon
SCS
Bermuda
Turkey
Beef Cattle Short Course at Union Stock Yards
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service will host a four week Beef Cattle Short Course starting September 30 at 7:30 p.m. at Union Stock Yards San Antonio Auction Building. No advance registration. Lectures cover cow and calf program, feeding, health, and economics with named speakers.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Union Stock Yards
San Antonio
L. A. Maddox, Jr
Thompson
C. M. Patterson
James S. Denton, Jr
J. Neal Pratt
SCD Supervisors Election and Program Slated at Willow City
A soil conservation district supervisors election and an agricultural program are set for Willow City schoolhouse Tuesday Oct 1 at 8 p.m. County Agent C A Stone will show a beef cattle pregnancy test and the movie Flattop Ranch. Subdivision 1 voters include Crabapple Willow City and Rheingold landowners. five supervisors govern the district.
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Willow City
Gillespie County
Sail Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
Crabapple
Rheingold
C. A. Stone
Enchanted Rock Road Construction Set to Begin
The Texas Highway Department announces the start of R M Highway 65 construction from Enchanted Rock to State Highway 16 in Llano County. Work by Allen Keller Company and Keller Paving Company is slated to begin around September 30 with traffic detours and strict barricades to guide drivers past heavy equipment. Senior Resident Engineer EF Pittman Jr and team will supervise the project.
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Texas Highway Department
Enchanted Rock
Llano County
Allen Keller Company
Keller Paving Company
Fredericksburg
Ed Bluestein
Bluestein
EF. Pittman Jr
Ladies of Presbyterian Woman’s Association Fall Retreat
Members of the Presbyterian Women's Association attended the Fall Retreat at Ingram Church. The group included Mesd. Pete Whitworth Fred Whitewood Lewis Stevens Charlie Rogers and Pat Rogers. They traveled via Kerrville and visited Mrs Ollie Perll and Mrs Tom Nichols.
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Presbyterian Women's Association
Ingram Church
Pete Whitworth
Fred Whitewood
Lewis Stevens
Charlie Rogers
Pat Rogers
Kerrville
Ollie Perll
Tom Nichols
Tatsch Family Visit Spans Region For Weekend
Mrs. Anna Tatsch of San Antonio spends vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Tatsch. Over the weekend, Edmund Tatsch Jr. and family of Stevensonville join, along with Elgin Tatsch family of Fredericksburg and LeRoy Rode family of Castell.
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Anna Tatsch
San Antonio
Edmund Tatsch
Edmund Tatsch Jr
Stevensonville
Elgin Tatsch
Fredericksburg
LeRoy Rode
Castell
Dinner Guests Highlight Doerr and Kroll Family Hosts
Rev and Mrs W E B Doerr and children entertained Mr and Mrs Frank Kroll as dinner guests on Sunday. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Elbert Feller and their daughters, Mr and Mrs Fell Rischney, and Mr and Mrs Al Oehler.
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W. EB. Doerr
Frank Kroll
Elbert Feller
Fell. Rischney
Abie Oehler
Regular PTA Meeting Set Amid Family Home Base Theme
Hollis Walker visits Fort Palka to spend time with parents Mio and MM. The PTA will hold its regular meeting on a 3 in the school, featuring the program The Family Home Base led by Mrs. Robert Ditmas.
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Hollis Walker
Fort Palka
Mio
Land Walker
Colorado
Ted
Robert Ditmas
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