Caol High School News End of Year Class Parties
The High School News summarizes multiple class events from Cuero area schools. First graders host incoming peers and their mothers on May 8. Second graders enjoy a May 15 picnic at Legion Park with gifts to two teachers. Third and fourth graders hold parties at Legion and Sulphur Park respectively. Fifth and sixth grade end of year celebrations occur at Sulphur Park with pool time and meals. Eighth and freshman parties follow at Cuero swimming facilities with room mothers arranging meals and transportation. Sophomores also host an end of year gathering with activities and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Carpenter
Legion Park
Nina Sharon Yater
Jeanette Gerum
Dorothy Fogle
Joyce Bednar
Edwin Wehl
Victor Bender
Mesdames
E. W. Schneider
Ad. Welfs
Edmund Leck
Evans
Seidenberger
Sulphur Park
Riske
Schott
Ward
Stratman
Garbade
Slavik
Heinsohn
Cowman
Langhoff
Schilling
Schroeder
Mesdames Glade Welhausen
Jerry B. Havel
Adolph Lichey
Russell DeDear
Ben Kocian
Charles Kresta Jr
Louis Kutac
Louie Muenich
Paul Tenberg
Neal B. Fox
Gus Pfeil
Cuero
Jack Huffman
Ray Seale
Michael
Billy Turek
Wilbur Minear
Otto Turek
E. A. Mueller
Henry Schierschwitz
Willie Goetz
Alfred Karnau
Outposts of Vengeance and a Cuero school update
A narrative recounts a young frontiersman turned feared Indian killer and Will Morgan's revenge quest. The piece shifts to a school event with an end of year party at Cuero Swimming Pool May 15 including meals and activities. Junior class sponsors and room mothers are thanked. A May 16 Student Council meeting covered minutes and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Morgan
America
Supt. Fox
Cuero
Mesdames
Wilbur Mincar
E. A. Mueller
Walter Henkhaus
Jax Seidenberger
James Bishop
Riske
Seale
Carpenter
Rose Ann
Will Scouts the Forest Ahead in Frontier Duty
Will learns frontiersman skills under Kirby as they scout enemy movement. He moves silently through undergrowth, avoids a lone dead warrior, and reports to camp. The trio reflects on losses, the militia, and a harsh frontier season as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Kirby
Bud
Thaw, Floods, and the Indian Campaign Preparations
In a March thaw floods overwhelm the region as Will aids in rescues. News tracks a future army expedition to quell the Indian problem, with Old Sam sourcing supplies and Will and Kirby guiding pack trains toward Fort Washington. The August mobilization and September march reveal army inefficiency and a last minute push with two brass cannon from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Will
Morgan
Upper
Miami
Alleghenies
Old Sam
Kirby
McGrew
Upper Miami
Mary
Fort Washington
White Panther and Traitors Stir In Militia Camp
In a rugged frontier scene Will recalls Tilly’s warning of a feared White Panther. Traitors surface as Morgan and Will wander the camp lit by fires and revelry. Tobe Ansley hawks liquor while militia talk paths to a looming fight and discipline frays under salacious distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Morgan
Will
Tilly
Pontiac
Ansley
Militia
Militia Humiliation After Early Success In Harmar Campaign
The narrative recounts a failed militia effort during Harmar's 1790 campaign. Regulars and militia retreat under Indian attack, with casualties and desertions noted. Harmar proclaims success against Mau mee towns while denying losses, provoking sharp scorn from Old Sam. Major Wyllys and Kirby’s pack train attempt to aid the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Trooper Brown
Edwards
Will
Fort Washington
Old Sam
Harmar
Big Miami
Kirby
Morgan
Wyllys
Maumee
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E. E. Halleran
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Heinz
Libby
Salt, Mortens
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