Lockhart Post-Register from Lockhart, Texas • Page 8

THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1938 LOCKHART POST-BBOISTIt, L0C1RA1IT, TSXA4 The Lions EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Lanier Cardwell SOCIETY EDITOR Frances Preston JOKE EDITOR Jeff Storey SPORTS EDITOR Wilfred Bauhof STAR REPORTER Evelyn Secligcr REPORTERS: Hazel Meredith, Virginia Copoland, Melba McGlothlin Ji Bill VOKCI, Lillian Bock, Mary Lewis Blundell, Doris Day, Merrill Smith, Alice Virginia Mebane, Wanda Floetz, Wilmot Mohle, Estelle Blunt, Allie Mohle, Lola Pittman, Bonita Blundell, Anna Doris Kreuz, Shirley Schulz, Rachel Jane McDowell, Dorothy Bodeman. School has opened again and the pupib are taking up their daily duties with much enthusiasm. It is to be hoped that much of interest to the readers will appear in these columns from week to week. A Remarkable Coincidence A rather remarkable coincidence is the opening attendance record of the school this year and last.

This year: High School 233 Boys Girls Total 11th grade 20 31 51 10th grade 20 27 47 9th grade 23 35 58 8th grade 45 32 77 TOTAL 108 125 233 Last year at the end of the first six weeks: High School 231 The football team attending a night school every night this week. Everybody excited over the coming Friday night. Guess what is going to happen. Olivia Locke Crowned Queen Olivia Locke, a senior of the Lockhart High School, was crowned queen of the Deis Seis fiesta at the Mexican Theatre, September 13. A representative from the consul at San Antonio crowned her queen.

Olivia is well known to all of the students and we are proud of her accomplishments. Football Schedule Pep Club Senior Class Elects Officers The Senior Class, with Miss Flowers as sponsor, organized Monday. The following officers were elected: President, Charlie Ross Co-President, Mary Alice Guck- iaa. Secretary Treasurer, Robert 'Juniors '33" September Night at Austin. September Here October game.

October Braunfels. Here October Deaf and Dumb Here. October Marcos, at San Marcos. October game. November at Seguin November at Gonzales.

November Here November Here. So runs the official football schedule for Lockhart High Schoo for 1933. The Junior Class met Monday, Sept. 18, to elect officers, with Miss Gillespie as class sponsor. The following students were elected to fill their respective offices: President, Dorothy Bodeman Benard Stueve.

Frances Cheatham. Reporter, Wilfred Bauhof. Lockhart Vs. Austin Keep Campus Clean Our campus is cleaner at the beginning of this year than it has been in a long time. Let's keep it clean! All students who eat their lunch at vschool are urged to put all trash in garbage cans.

Students are also urged to ride on the highways built for that purpose and not across the campus. Miss Elizabeth Boren, who formerly taught in the English De- partment of Lockhart High School, visited in Lockhart Sunday. Miss i Boren is teaching in the Universi- ty High School at Austin. Irene SaathofT and Miss Perle Huffines visited Miss Gillespie Saturday. Miss Saathoff ami Miss Huffines are employed in thv Luling School.

He's Gone and Done It! Mr. Joe Blanks Holmes, science teacher of Lockhart High School, and Miss Julie McDowell were mar ried in the Christian Church Saturday, Sept. 16. Congratulations, Mr. Holmes.

Look What He 'ii Got "Li he an advertisement of the adhesive company? No. Ted Fehr i3 just another football player with a broken nose. However, a broken noae won't keep Ted from being a football star. Watch him go! Seen on the Campus A certain science teacher coming to school with rice still in his pants cuffs. There aren't any distinguishable oak trees in the study hall, but nevertheless there are lots of falling around.

Topple Haun sporting a "store- bought" fan in the 5th period study hull to hide his blushing face the teacher catches him wink ing at the girls. William Bran yon taking an afternoon siesta the study hall. Benton Frost, waking up to find 10th is over. I Friday night, Sept. 22, the Lock jhart Lions will open their football 1 schedule with a battle in the flood flights with Austin High School.

This will be the first night game for the Lions, and the first game with Austin for several years. Coach Bennie Strickland, of Austin, says, "While the great majority of my candidates this season arc new and inexperienced, I am confident I will be able to form a combination better than my 1932 machine, and certainly on a par with that of other schools." Strickland has good reserves from last year which he intends to use as a line and backfield. He reports that he has only one letter man who will hold the position of tackle. Lockhart's coach, Hilliard, says that he believes the Lions will make a good showing, even though the team is not as large in numbers an Austin 's team. The Lions have five letter men with some reserves.

With this material, Mr. Hilliard will choose his eleven. Austin High has about two thousands to Lockhart's possible two hundred and fifty students. The support of the town is badly needed. The citizens of Lockhart ought to go to Austin Friday night and see the Lions battle with the Austin Maroons.

The price of this game iB within the reach of every man's pocket book. Come all. Support your home team and help it on to victory. Let's go, you Lions and boosters. New Ward School Teacher Elected Miss Dorothy Lipscomb was elected a few days after school started to teach English in the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades.

MIBS Lipscomb had been a teacher in the Mexican school, and her place was taken by Miss Cora Clark Guess Why Bonita Blundell fell down the steps in the H.E. Building. Frances Preston is Society Editor of the Press Club. Pete Moore is being a good boy. Charlie Ross is president of the senior class.

Miss Flowers' hair is red. All the girls like M.G. White, Jr. Pud'n McCurdy is liked by everyone. Johnnie Pope so handsome.

We wrote this article. MACDK M. WAIJJNO DAKTU'I'LA J). STOHL Announce the Opening of a Speech and Violin Studio class and private lessons REGISTRATION SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 9 :30 2 Lockhart School, lioom 10 The Pep Club of Lockhart High School, sponsored by Miss Eloise Robertson, organized Tuesday, September 12.

A business meeting followed a speech by the sponsor. The following officers were elected: Kathleen Shinn, Yell leader. Dorothy Bodeman and Frances Preston, assist, yell leaders. Martha Mae Wilson, President Bonita Blundell, vice-president. Alice Virginia Mebane, secretary Tone Lay McCurdy, treasurer.

Estelle Blunt, reporter. Both Thursday and Friday afternoons, the club met to practice yells for performance at the Austin game. They need the support of the town's people to back up the team in Austin, and they hope to get it in a big way. Reception for Teachers Captain Shroeder, Coaches Hilliard and Holmes, and Miss Robertson, the pep club sponsor. The student body was urged to get behind the team and cheer them on to success.

M-S-0-L-? What does it mean? Press Club Organized Friday night on the school lawn a reception was given for the teachers of the Lockhart Public Schools by the Parent-Teacher Association. The following program was presented: Bates D. Gambrell. Dannelley. Bodeman Music was furnished by the Look hart Firemen's Band, under the able direction of Mr.

Scheel. Delicious punch was served during the evening. Big Pep Rally The Press Club held first meeting for this semester Friday, September 15, 1933, with Miss Eloise Robertson as sponsor. The following officers were elected: Lanier Cardwell Society Editor. Frances Preston Sports Editor.

Wilfred Bauhof Joke Editor, Jefferson Storey Star Reporter, Evelyn Seeliger. Mildred Hilliard Social Committee: Hazel Meredith. Shirley Schulz, Jefferson Storey. as well as six years of experience teaching public school music in the Austin High School. Besides Mrs.

Stohl's violin training, she has a B.A. degree from the U. of Texas and has had extensive training in theoretical music. They will give a joint public recital at the Methodist Church in October. The exnet date will be announced later.

9-2 lp SPEECH AND VIOLIN RECITAL In anticipation of the football game with the Austin High School Maroons at Austin Friday night, the first pep rally of the year was held in assembly Friday morning. The yell leaders, Kathleen Shinn Dorothy Bodeman and Frances Preston, were assisted by Mr. Mon roe in leading the student body in pep songs and yells. Short speeches were made by Maude M. Walling and Darthula D.

Stohl of Austin announce the opening of a speech and violin studio in Lockhart. Mrs. Walling has sttidicd speech arts for some years in San Antonio and Fort Worth and is a graduate of the Teachers Course in the Schofield Speech Arts Studios of Austin. She wns a Speech teacher in the Public Schools of Austin for several years, and taught private pupils in San Antonio before giinT to Austin to teach. She holds the Bachelors and degrees from the University of Texas, her: masters thesis an intensive study of pageantry.

Mrs. Stohl has studied three; years with Walter Romberg, who is the head the violin depart- ment of S.M.U. College, a number of years with Bertram Simons of New York and some time with Raul Berger who is teaching in Chicago. She has had a great denl of experience in teaching private lessons in San Antonio, ami in the Teacher's College in San Marcos, Prize Tacky Dance (For Old and At Uhland SATURDAY NIGHT. SEPT.

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