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🏈📣Throwback Thursday in Flatonia, Texas 📣🏈
With fall sports season already in full swing and the first day of school just around the corner, it won't be long before the sounds of cheering fans, marching bands, and Friday night football once again fill Flatonia. ❤️🤍🐾
he first Flatonia High School football team was organized in 1912, and its first game was played against a Yoakum team that arrived in town by train. In those early years, seasons were short, and there were no districts or divisions based on school size. By 1925, Franklin Nesrsta, Lester Webb, and Frank "Dutch" Daehne were among the star players leading the Bulldogs onto the field. Flatonia even faced Austin High in a hard-fought 19–0 loss. Daehne later went on to become a four-year letterman in four sports at St. Mary's College in San Antonio. 🏈🚂
One of these photographs captures a 1937 matchup played on a makeshift field. Following a hiatus during World War II, the Bulldogs returned to the gridiron in 1946, and the school purchased land for a new lighted field for the 1947 season. 🌟
Of course, no team would be complete without the cheerleaders and pep squad rallying the Bulldogs to victory! 📣 The 1938 cheerleaders, Lorraine Gray, Marjorie Vrana, Mary Gene Logan, and Hazel Brown, wore simple white skirts and blouses, while the pep squad sported capes and caps reminiscent of nurses' uniforms. By 1952, the cheerleaders and mascots had adopted the fashionable short skirts of the era, proudly wearing Flatonia's maroon and white colors. ❤️🤍
As students return to the classroom next week, this same spirit, pride, and excitement will once again spread throughout Flatonia, continuing a tradition that has united generations of Bulldogs. 🐾🏈📚
Thank you to the E.A. Arnim and Archives Museum for providing these pictures!
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🌶️ A multistate Salmonella outbreak has reached Texas.
The CDC is investigating 345 reported infections across 27 states tied to jalapeños from Mexico. Most patients interviewed ate at Mexican-style restaurants before becoming sick, and officials warn the true case count could be higher.
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