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Page 2B Sunday, October 18, 1998 The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise Seguin, Texas McCormac Green Robyn McCormac of Carrol Iton and Jeffrey K. Green of Seguin will be married on Dec. 5,1998, at Le Renaissance Wedding Facility in Dallas. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Richard and Joyce McCormac of Seguin. She is the granddaughter of Dola and the late Hebert McCormac of Garland and Jim and Jim Prycer of Fredericksburg.

The groom-to-be is the son of Jim and Frances Highsmith of Manchaca. He is the grandson of the late Grace and Frank Newman of San Angelo and the late Mary and Raymond Green of Brownfield. Robyn graduated from Seguin High School. She received a bachelor of arts degree in mass communications from Southwest Texas State University, where she belonged to the Alpha Phi International fraternity, in December of 1993. She is employed as a customer service professional at Unisource International.

Jeffrey graduated from Duncanville High School and attended Texas Tech University. He; is a self-employed draftsman. Courtesy photo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Philip Stadtmueller Cooper Stadtmueller Michael Philip Stadtmueller, son of Keith and Helene Stadtmueller of Seguin, and Carrie Beth Cooper, daughter of Steve and Susanne Cooper of Osage, Iowa, were united in marriage on June 6,1998, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Osage, Iowa.

Pastor Dennis W. Hanson officiated. Maid of honor was Melissa Bruner of St. Paul, Minnesota. Bridesmaids were Kim Ostrander of Mason City, Iowa, Michelle Stewart of Eldora, Iowa and Kerry Ann Wright of Grinnell, Iowa, all friends of the couple.

Personal attendants for the bride were Angie Huffman of Rochester, Minnesota and Meg Byerly of Houston. Eric Kurtz of Bonduel, Wisconsin was best man for his cousin. Other groomsmen were the groom's brothers, Paul of Seguin and Jon of Dallas, as well as Mike Peasley of Sioux City, Iowa. Michelle Voights of Clarion, Iowa and Libby Schmaedeke of Cedar Falls, Iowa, cousins of the bride, were junior bridesmaids. Twins, Connor and Peyton McDermott of Clive, Iowa, were ringbearers.

Seating the guests were Martin Cooper, brother of the bride, and Jim Glawe of Wesley, Iowa, friend of the couple. Texas guests, in addition to family, were Elaine Cordes of Seguin and Pastor and Mrs. Lawrence Bade of Brenham. Mrs. Ann Birdsall of Osage, Iowa, the bride's piano teacher, provided organ music for the ceremony.

Rebekah Thompson of Osage, Iowa provided flute music for the processional. Steve Schneider and Chris Bolson, both of Owatona, Minnesota, provided trumpet music. Vocql music was provided by Amanda Young of Coon Rapids, Iowa, Andrew Vickers of Dewitt, Iowa and Matt Reece of Davenport, Iowa. The benediction was sung by the bride and groom. Scripture readings were provided by Andy Cooper, brother of the bride.

The coiiplfrhoneymooned in Orlando, Florida and Seguin. li The bride is a 1993 graduate of Osage High School and a 1997 graduate of Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa with a degree in music therapy. She is currently employed by Fraser Community Services as a teacher in their early childhood school. The groom is a graduate of Seguin High School and a 1996 graduate of Wartburg College with a degree in marketing. He has completed his second year as a master of divinity student at Luther Seminary in St.

Paul, Minnesota. The couple is now at home at 1000 Central Unit 29, Riverside, CA 92507, where Michael is an intern pastor at Eden Lutheran Church. Johns welcome new arrival Courtesy photo Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Porter Tigett Courtesy photo Robyn McCormac and Jeffrey K.

Green Tigett anniversary On Oct. 17,1933, Mary Alice Kollmann and Malcolm Porter Tigett were united in marriage at the St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Eagle Lake, with the Reverend Charles Trisham Marmion of San Antonio officiating. Mary A. Kollmann is the daughter of the late Alma and Thomas Kollman of Eagle Lake and the granddaughter of the late Mary and Leo Moebes of Frelsburgh and the late Fritz arid Mary Orderner Kollmann of Frelsburgh.

Mr. Malcolm Porter Tigett is the son of the late Goldie Beaumont and the late Samuel Porter Tigett of Columbus; also grandparents, the late Jack and Emma Beaumont of Kountze. The Tigetts have two sons, Gary Lee of Seguin and Joel and wife, Zane Ann, of Houston. They also have two grandchildren, Elizabeth Lee Tigett of New York City, New York and Jason Ray Tigett of Seguin. At present, Mr.

and Mrs. M. P. Tigett live happily on north Heideke in Seguin. They will celebrate at a later date.

Local teen to have role in sitcom, has eyes on big screen By DAMON SAYLES Special to the Gazette-Enterprise While most 15-year-olds are thinking about the beginning of high school and driving permits, Seguin native Jesse Head has his mind set on becoming a star on the big screen. Head is an aspiring actor who received the biggest break of ru's career in landing a regular role in a new Warner Broth- out for about two years." As an actor, Jesse Has been in several different He did a guest spot in NBC's "The he was a featured extra with Tommy Lee Jones in "The Good OF Boys" and he did a feature spot for the movie "Blank Check." He's also appeared in two national commercials, and he was the lead about him, and that he could get involved in the business." "After doing "Blank Check," Jesse Head worked with a new agency, the Campbell Agency in Dallas. With that agency, Head did print work for JC Penney and landed a commercial Jimmy Dean sausage out of Dallas. From there, Head landed the hours, but I don't get to see or go to school with many peo- pie," Other than acting, Jesse Head likes to do what a lot of 15-year- olds do. "He's really easy-going and laid back, like his dad," Susan Head said.

"He's learning to play guitar, he likes karate, rollerblading and hockey. He's an independent film. sp.ofein which, also a Green ay fan. That's his i A-win 11 nvis-1 ers sitcom. The show, "Katie Susan Hsad, said-Jesse's role Mr.

and Mrs. Gregory John of Hurst announce the birth of their daughter, Tylynn Elisabeth, on Monday, Sept. 28, 1998, at 5:52 p.m. She was born at Hughley Memorial Hospital in Fort Worth and weighed eight pounds, 15 ounces and was 21 inches long. She is welcomed by her grandparents Eugene and Carolyn Atzger of Seguin, Vincent and Cindy John of New Braunfels and Wilene John of Euless and great-grandmothers Edna Hartmann and Olive Mae Atzger of Seguin and Elisabeth Berg and Annie John of New.

Braunfels. Children's Chorus announces season The Children's Chorus of San Antonio kicked off their 19981999 performance season last night at Alamo Heights UMC. The "Voices of Children International Concert" featured performances by Die Dorfs- patzen Kinder Chor from Germany. The next concert for the Chil- dren's' Chorus will be in Round Top on Nov. 14.

This will be the chorus's first appearance in the August-To-April Series. Contact the Round Top box office at 409249-3129 for ticket information. Other upcoming concerts include a performance of Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana" with the San Antonio Symphony, Mastersingers and soloists at the Majestic Theatre on Nov. 20-21. Call 210-554-1010 for ticket information.

Call the Children's Chorus of San Antonio at 210-826-3447 for more information on upcoming shows. Joplin," is due to come out at mid-season. The WB network is known for its drama shows, such as "Dawson's Creek," and its comedy shows, such as "The Jamie Foxx Show." Head's interest in acting was apparent when he was a young child. "I was always pretending to be other things, dressing up and stuff like that," he said. "I used to play Superman when I was four years old.

I guess that's how it all started." His mother, Susan Head, agreed. "He would always dress up and learn lines," she said. "I thought that was what he wanted to do, but I ignored it because kids usually don't know what they want to do at that age." Susan and Jesse Head left Seguin for Los Angeles in search of acting success when Jesse was a seventh-grader at Saegert Middle School. Since his arrival, Susan Head said her son's pursuit has been a difficult one. "You come out here and hit the pavements like the other actors," she said.

"You audition and audition and audition until you finally get something where they like you. It didn't come easy for him. He's been in "Blank Check" demonstrated that the acting business is very serious and time-consuming. She said it was not a problem for him at all. "When I got him on the set with 'Blank I wanted to show him this isn't all fun and games," she said.

"I thought it would be hard work for him, but he loved it even more. He took to it like a duck to water, He knew how to do it instinctively." After the spot in "Blank Check," Jesse Head got an agent, Kristi Traylor of Calliope Talent and Modeling Agency in San Antonio. Working under Traylor landed Jesse many commercials around the San Antonio area. "The first thing -she signed him on was a regional commercial in Austin for Honda," Susan said. "He got it in his first audition.

Right after that, he did an audition for the San Antonio Zoo, and he got that. he did an audition for, a San Antonio Taco Cabana commercial, and he got that one. Then, he auditioned for an HEB commercial, and he got that. "When we went to interview with Kristi, Jesse was so shy with her when she would ask him a question. She said there was just something special also istars.

Park Overall and Jay -Thomas, "They were going to call (the show) 'Citizen she said. "It kind of has a ring to it. (Katie) is very outspoken and country. It's a really cute story." In the show, Katie Joplin, played by Overall, is a character from the South who moves to Philadelphia with her son, Gray, played by Head, in an attempt to make things work with her husband once again. Things do not go well between Katie and her husband, but she stays in Philadelphia and gets job in talk radio, via her boss, played by Thomas.

Her style on the microphone is very open and blunt. Jesse Head described Gray as a person with some of the same characteristics he holds. "He's from a small town in Tennessee," he said. "He's sort of into the music and baggy pants. He is kind of like me.

The only difference between us is he has the southern accent." When not rehearsing for "Katie Joplin," Jesse Head is a home-school student. He said the lifestyle of a student-actor is a hectic but rewarding experience. "It has its ups and downs," he said. "I've been in home school since the eighth grade. It's fun when I get my homework done in two or three favorite Along with being a regular teenager, Jesse recently became an uncle as his two older brothers, Todd Patch, 32, of Austin and Ty Patch, 29, of Wimberley, both announced the births of baby girls.

Jesse is also an up-and-coming artist, something his father loves to brag about. "His father wants him to be an artist instead of an actor," Susan Head said. "This has been something he's done since he was little. He would always draw from the feet up, and all the kids in his classes would watch him and draw from the feet up." His father is still in Seguin, and Jesse enjoys the trip home from Los Angeles to see him, his friends and acquaintances. "I was in Seguin not too long ago," he said.

"It was really weird. It was still my home. Everything was the same. My friends were still my friends. It was just like I never left." With all of the fame he has received and earned, Jesse Head said the best is yet to come.

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