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The La orange Journal
Oct. 18# 1962
Bishop Forest High School News
Rangers Bested, 14-6
By St. Edwards
The St. Edward’s Tigers of Aus-
tin defeated the Bishop Forest Ran-
gers Friday night, Oct. 12, by a
score of 14-6. The game displayed
some great defense as far as both
teams were concerned. The first
half was strictly defense for the
score at halftime was 0-0.
The Tigers broke the deadlock
in the third quarter when Oscar
Howard went over left tackle for
6 points. The drive started on
the Tiger’s own 45. On the final
play, Howard went over from the
5 yard line. Richard Smith kicked
for 1 point.
The Rangers came back strong
in the fourth quarter. Early In
the period Hugo Hollas passed to
John Cernosek for 10 yards and a
Ranger touchdown. The drive
covered 55 yards. The big play
came when John Cernosek passed
to George Rainosek for 2 points.
Therefore, the Rangers went aheaa
8-7 midway in the fourth quarter.
The Ranger lead did not last
very long. The Tiger’s from St.
Edwards would not give up. The
Rangers held the Tigers to three
fourth down plays on a drive only
to have the Tigers make it on
each occasion.
Eventually, the Tigers ended up
in the end zone after a 70 yard
march and Charlie Nokra scored
from the 1 yard line. Richard
Smith once again kicked the point.
With only about a minute to play
the Rangers received the kickoff.
The first play from scrimmage
saw the Rangers fumble and the
Tigers recover. Thus, the game
ended and the final score was
14-8.
The next game will be played on
the Ranger field, Friday, Oct. 19
when the Bishop Forest team meets
Randolph High-
4-H Chapter
Has Meeting
Lerov Stavinoha. president of the
BFH 4-H Chapter, called a meeting
of the group to order recently and
led in prayer.
The adoption of a constitution
by the chapter was discussed and
Frankie Joe Cernosek, sponsor,
explained the significance and ob-
ligations of the constitution. He
also went on to say that if the
members used the 4 H’s--Head,
Heart, Hands, and Health to fur-
ther the work of the chapter,
they would build not only a better
club and community for themsel-
ves, but also for the country as
a whole.
Other points under discussion
were a dance and a hayride to be
given in the near future.
After the meeting was adjourned,
refreshments were served.
Classes Dismissed
Classes at Bishop Forest High
were dismissed Oct. 12, to permit
the faculty to attend the annual
Achdiocesan Teachers’ Insti-
tute. which was held for the
first time in San Antonio.
Queen's Candidates
Named for Homecoming
Queen candidates for the home-
coming activities at Bishop Forest
which will be held on Friday, Oct.
26, were named recently.
The candidates and the clas-
ses they represent are as fol-
lows: Carol Jean Hrncir, sen-
ior; JudyBilleck, junior; Ann Pet-
ter, sophomore and Bernadette
Winkler, freshman.
The queen and her royal court
will be presented at the home-
coming dance after the Rangers
and Victoria Flyers football game
that night.
Schulenburg FFA
Youth Receives
National Honor
Nolan Bruns Jr., Schulenburg
FFA member, received the highest
degree in the FFA at the National
FFA Convention in Kansas City,
Missouri, this past week. He re-
ceived the American Farmer De-
gree at a regular session of the
convention, Wednesday afternoon,
Oct. 10. Nolan was one of three
Future Farmers selected for this
degree in Area III which consists
of 23 counties.
Nolan has accomplished many
high goals with his project work
and with his leadership activities.
During his first" year in FFA, he
was a member of the Jr. Farm
Skills team which placed third in
the state. In 1960, he was se-
lected Star Farmer of the local
chapter. In 1961, he received the
Star Specialized Farming Award.
In 1962, he was selected to re-
present Area III in the Star Far-
mer of America competition.
Nolan built his farming program
around dairying. He won a regis-
tered Holstein heifer at the Hous-
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ton Fat Stock Stow for placing 7th
in the highly competitive dairy jud-
ging contest. In 1958, he was sel-
ected as the outstanding Holstein
Showman at the Houston Show. He
exhibited at 3 Houston Shows and
numerous local shows. In 1958,
he placed 7th high individual in the
State FFA Dairy Judging Contest.
Nolan has made more improve-
ment with his farming program and
in his leadership activities than
most FFA members who won
high honors, according to Elmo
Meyer, his vocational agriculture
teacher. Nolan graduated from
Schulenburg High School in May,
1961. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nolan Bruns Sr. He lives
with his parents in the Freyberg
community.
Cauliflower is nothing but
cabbage with a college edu-
cation.
If you don’t say anything,
you won’t be called on to
repeat it.
Any man can write sense.
Only the gifted few can write
nonsense. — Samuel Johnson.
SEALED
BIDS WANTED
SEALED BIDS will be received
in the office of C. A. Lemmons.
Superintendent, on Nov. 13, 1962
at 6 P.M. o’clock on the below
listed equipment offered for sale.
1951 Ford School Bus-36 pas-
senger, License No. 3613.
1953 Ford (No Motor) 48 Pas-
senger School BUS. License #
XE2704.
1953 Chevrolet 48 passenger
bus. License # XE1877.
1951 International 72 passen-
ger School Bus. License# XD4761.
This equipment may be seen at
the La Grange Public School Re*
pair Shop. Bid proposals may be
secured from the Superintendent’s
Office at 187 S. Jackson Street
or from the attendant at the BUS
Repair Shop.
The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to accept or reject an^
bid submitted for the best interest
of the school.
L. D. Boelsche, President
Board of Trustees
La Grange Independent School
DISTRICT.
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Roberts, Dottie M. The La Grange Journal (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 18, 1962, newspaper, October 18, 1962; La Grange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1112844/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.