Wimberley Mill Hays County School Feature September 1968
The Wimberley Mill issue highlights five Hays County school stories connected to Wimberley with September 1968 enrollment at 104 students across eight grades. It notes bused high school grades to Hays High at Kyle, and includes historical notes on local schools, church services, and pioneer tales from Jacob’s Well Wayside and Wimberley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley Mill
Hays County
Wimberley
Wimberley School
Harold Bowen
Hays High School
Kyle High School
Loreta Calhoun
Blanco Hills
Pleasant Wimberley
Llano County
Jacob’s Well
Wayside
Wayside School
Susie Brooks Danforth
Jacob
Danforth
Wimberly Mill
Calhoun
Laura
David Dailey
W.A. Elinghausen
Haster
Blanco River
J.J. Garlands
Leath Hollow
Millh
Mary Bibb
Enrollment Up At Wimberley School In Hays District
The Wimberley area reports rising enrollment with 102 current students and two new arrivals this week. New students include Hilda Andra from Houston and Jane Ann Waldrip, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldrip, both in 1st and 3rd grades respectively. The Hays District adds Se mesters of Excellence tutoring and TB skin tests coordinated by Dr. Robert Reed. The piece notes 18 first graders and lists many students and staff, plus progress on the new high school and overall district enrollment exceeding 1,200 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Andra
Jane Ann Waldrip
Hilda
Houston
Jane Ann
Chareles Waldrip
Martha Oldham
Wimberley School
Hays County School Board
Bill Nicholas
Robert Reed
James Burchfield
Lex Calhoun
Ernest Hernandez
Jesse Hernandez
Paul Hunt
Kent Keith
Ronnie Keith
Cade Jackson
Martha Lane
Holly Lomax
Dwayne Maddux
Wendy Meyer
Dennis Pape
Carolyn Roberts
Edward Salmela
Scott Salmela
Elvira Tristan
Hilda Ancra
Diane Watson
Reed Weisiger
Kathleen Kidd
Ken Buckner
Jill Garland
Jackie Waldrip
Amy Weisiger
Clay Kidd
Debbie Lane
Cynthis Meyer
Dirk Weisiger
Billy Paul Buckner
Cissie Meyer
Debra Smith
David Watson
Bowen
Prin
H, Bowen
W. E. Pol
Chamber of Commerce Doings For September Meeting
The Chamber notes September 5 gathering led by kitchen committee Grace Meredith and Irma with others assisting. October plans include Mama Knolk and Sandy Bateman, amid a clash involving Mama and a Volkswagen. Major General H G Maddux backs a new probation program for Hays County with Parks Johnson arranging support. Mrs Maddux is present. October 3 features a program titled A FTHTM ON THE WAY TO FROM AND AT THE OFFICE with Tom Buckner of the Record as guest speaker. attendees invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Meredith
Irma
Mama Knolk
Sandy Bateman
Mama
Parks Johnson
H. G. Maddux
Hays County
October community notices and events calendar
Wednesday October 2 Womens Guild of the Chapel in the Hills meets at 9:30 in the Fellowship Hall with Virginia Hightower of San Marcos speaking on Nepal. Thursday October 3 Chamber of Commerce meets at Wimberley School, 7:00 covered dish, 8:00 program by Tom Buckner. Sunday October 13 Hays County 4 H Trail Ride begins 9:00 from VFW Arena to Nagle Bros Ranch. October big Halloween Carnival will be announced by PTA. Thursday October 24 Wimberley Womans Club at Holiday Hills Lodge lunch 1:00 with Grady Chandler on Texas politics and potential House of Representatives outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Guild of the
Chapel in-the-Hills
Virginia Hightower
San Marcos
Office
Coordinator of American Affairs
United States State Department
United States Information Agency
Nepal
Chamber of Commerce
Wimberley
Tom Buckner
VFW
Ranch Road 12
Doug Bucholz
Nagle Bros
Larry Fowler
Wimberley School
PTA
Wimberley Womans Club
Holiday Hills Lodge
Austin
Grady Chandler
Texas
House of Representatives
Also Mentioned on This Page
Man
Robert Schneider
Ralph Pfluger
Lloyd Hennig
Tim Harris
Our New High School Construc
Tion
Hays
Mesdames
Irene Crowell
Coun Selor
Bush Ewing
W.E. Polgin
P.H. Barker
Chester Franklin
Roy Rose
J.C. Burchfield
Chamber of Commerce Doings
Turner
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