High School Clubs Prove Their Worth At San Antonio
High School clubs and faculty cooperation fuel a busy start to the term at San Antonio High School. Debating, dramatic work, public speaking, athletics, and science groups drive student activity under Professor Frederic Abbott, improving student leadership and teacher guidance across many clubs.
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San Antonio
Athatet
Devaters
Main Avenue
Frederic Abbott
Abbott
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Main Avenue High School
al Moir
High School Scientific Society Grows From Photo Club
The High School Scientific Society forms from the former High School Photographic Art Club. George J. Dulling, long involved in photography, heads the shift as teaching and student efforts broaden to biology, physics, chemistry, botany, zoology, and more. Meetings spark strong interest with guest talks, and a Brackenridge Park outing featured camping meals and field studies.
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Scientific Society
Iight School Photographie Art Club
Genierd Ins
George J. Dulling
Mins
Ellen J. Schulz
Phecame
Lee Tey Smith
Rebecca Lubinski
Lus C. Roba Wn
Marie Welach
Cheryl Datkowits
Dulluty
Moore
Eana Howls
George Eeaseon
Thia
Ruth Muir
Ant
Clarence L. Moore
Jules Dullaly
Brackenridge Park
Uno Club
Ryan
Baby
Bruno Klesewelter
Howard
Smith
Profector Marshi Dohnston
Mies Filen B. Schulz
Miss Stoddard
Renneyton
Cheryl Dajzoritz
Irene
Elleson
Rebecca Dubinski
Nelly Fawids
Eda Goldbeck
Sephys Harris
Edna Howle
Jirma Huebinger
Julia Martin
Maurie Welsch
Helen J. Gordon
Pauline Kallison
Jacki Herman
Henry Berd
Reavis Car
George Dickson
George Jules Dilling
Isadore Jacobs
Clarence L
Jefferson Petterson
Luz
Rabalin
Alfred N. Sack
Lee Roye Smith
Richard Smith
George Thurasson
New History Club Forms at Main Averité High School
Students at Main Averité High School form the History Association to study notable figures of the past. Mrs Nance, Miss Suggs and Miss Johnson sponsor the club. Robert Putnam is elected president with Weldon Thorne as vice president and Milton Ling as secretary among others.
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Averité High
Roan 13
Nance
Misa Suggs
Mise
Johnson
Jinn Avenue
Higch School Historical Association
Edith Thorne
Adelaide Lane
Weldon Davis
Robert Putnam
Lee Ray
Nus
Ture
Panama- Pacific
San Diego
Impor
New Year Book Highlights Mark Twain Club Growth
The Mark Twain Club reports its most prosperous year since its founding as fourteen new members join. Officers include Ruth Henry as president and Elizabeth Morey hosting a Hallows Eve party. The club’s yearbook, issued after a Halloween program, features a black and orange cover with the club pin.
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Mark Twain Club
Ruth Henry
Wivlan Reese
Fenna Cocke
Katie Jenks
Weascler
Pearl Williams
Neilie Moe Sclyener
Ophelia Kroger
May Hull
Parifamentariens
Robert Smith Ryan
L Lg
Iahont Mining
Mies Elizabeth Morey
Hallowe'en
Dorothy Lindsey
Secord
Raby
Ruth’ Brown
Btss
Elizabeth Sirkpatrick
Mark ‘Twain
Neste
Tomilen
Ike
Debating Club Notes at Brackcoridge High
The program featured Henry Herndon arguing that the United States constitution suits a democratic republic better than Mexico’s. Louis Harton spoke on Submedioa War fare in the Dardenelica. Jean Jameten, president of Demosthenes Debating Club, was admitted to Hayne membership amid faculty visitors Miss Symington Miss Bronotte and Mr. Corey.
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Texas
Mexico
Henry Herndon
Louis Harton
Kayiom
Jean Jameten
Demosthenes
Brackcoridge High
Labor Debated at High School Congress Boycott Question
In a Friday session the High School Congress debated labor disputes with the affirmative team of William, Clair, and Fred Hum defeating Oscar Wolt and Manfred Gerhardt on the motion that boycott is justified. The meeting featured a literary program, a business session, and plans for future debates, plus a Visitors Day on Friday November 17 with a convention style program under national congress rules.
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William, Clair
Fred Hum
Oscar Wolt
Manfred Gerhardt
Congress
Congresa
Ingwoch
Meridarn
Euys Mies
Leneors School of Teas
Gha
Brincos
Concresd
Mvgrut
Final Exams Debate Shifts at San Antonio High School
Jeffersonians judge Luz C Robulin defeats Tarald Hin by one point in a debate arguing that final examinations should be abolished. The event highlights new policy trials under Principal Ryan as Jan and May exams are reformed and a school play costume trial follows.
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Jeffersonians
Misa Lucille Reese
Fuster
Alesander Saper
Luz C. Robulin
Nexus
Tarald Hin
San Antonio
Tur
Ryan
Isou
Lee Hay Smith
Japan
China
Alexander de la Garza
Jack Withers
Phillip
Archer
Hayne Debating Club Holds First Meeting of Season
The Hayne Debating Club convened its first meeting of the season on Friday night. Charles Hicks presented the originals, with discussion following on the club’s plans and topics for upcoming debates.
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Hayna
Seus
Swanon
Charles Hicks
Former governor of Nuevo Leon visits San Antonio
Senor Antonio T Villareal, former governor of Nuevo Leon, arrived in San Antonio yesterday afternoon and plans to stay for a time at the St Anthony Hotel. He declined to discuss public matters in Mexico amid ongoing political shifts. Also in town are Senor Salvador Madero and Senor M C de la Fuente, who avoided commenting on current conditions.
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Antonio T. Villareal
Nuevo Leon
Vileyeal
Mexico
Bt Anthony Hotel
Villareal
Pirat
Carranza
San Antonio
Salvador Madero
Francisco I. Madera
M. C. de la Fuente
David de la Fuente
Villa
Republic
St. Anthony
Oklahoma
Plan to Check Thefts in San Antonio Bicycle System
A city wide bicycle theft crackdown led by Deputy Sheriff Henry Rogers and the police bureau aims to register every bicycle in San Antonio. More than 400 bicycles are believed stolen or missing, with many recovered and expected to be auctioned. Rogers has previously aided in arrests and recovery, coordinating with downtown merchants and telegraph offices.
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San Antonio
Wiiba
Henry Roger
Br. Rogers
I Hac Antonio
Bhoriff Rogers
Ulan
Rogers
Detective Bureau
San Antonio to Host Pre Mid-Winter Fair Conference
Interest grows as San Antonio plans a broad city and state outreach for a November conference to consider a large regional fair in 1914 marking the 200th anniversary of the city. Organizers aim to attract national officials and industry groups to back the exposition with estimated costs around 2600 dollars.
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Uke
Uve
San Antonio
Delag
Aleady
Prevastilni Ihhere
Pangtat
Albert Breves Jr
Garner Hopeful as Government Weighs Border Crisis
A telegram from Congressman Jos N. Garner to the border citizens committee chair says the executive branch will carry out their suggestions, including taking exclusive charge of the situation. The message notes no clear plan for martial law and cites no request from Governor Ferguson for such action.
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Brownsville
Tex
Jos N. Garner
Glagswck
Citizens’ Committee
San Antonio
Garner
Forgason
Ferguson
New Hotel Project in Austin Attracts York Capital Interest
A plan to build a $600,000 hotel in Austin is reported with York Capital interests. Wroe of American National Bank would lead a $1,000 stock subscription, while Austin covers $20,000 of the total. A separate event, a November 12 street dinner in Austin, is organized by local business groups to unite commerce and professional associations for local progress.
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York Capital
Austin
Trx
Get 3D
Hnappet
New York
Mtelegram
Hern
Wroe
American National Bank
Tex
Auatin
Avastin Chamber of Commeres
Bustaess
Lescue
Austin Assocation
Retail Merchants’ Association
Resperian Case Declared Closed in Washington Report
Washington reports that Secretary of State Lansing declared the Hesperian case closed after preliminary German representations and fragments of steel found on the Trier. The note indicated Germany would not be pressed unless new developments arose, marking the matter as concluded.
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Washington
United States Naval
Lansing
Germany
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