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S3#18- "We're not goin' to tear it down"

Season 3 Episode #18-This episode comes from Reflections #54 and Reflections #869. In the first one, C. Herb Skoog interviews Alfred Harry on 10/26/1977. The second one, Iris Schumann interviews Kay Lynn Faust Specht on 02/27/1997. They talk about the moving of the Faust house across Seguin Street in 1927. I am informally calling this one-"We're not goin' to tear it down."

S3 #17-"No, I never hesitated."

Season 3 Episode #17- This episode includes stories about the submerged settlement of Hancock. Hancock was intentionally flooded for the construction of Canyon Lake. From Reflections #0127 Gus Hanz is interviewed by C. Herb Skoog on 04/18/1979. Mr. Hanz talks about living in Hancock and its eventual submergence. I am informally calling this one "No, I never hesitated.:".

S3 #16-"A baseball life together"

Season 3 Episode #16- This episode includes FN "Bill" Warwick and his wife Margaruite who were interviewed on 02/16/1982 by C. Herb Skoog for Reflections #0267. They discuss Bill's career in Major League Baseball including his participation in the 1926 World Series playing for the St Louis Cardinals who ended up defeating the famous New York Yankees. I am informally calling this one-"A baseball life together" Photo Credit: By Charles M. Conlon - National Baseball Hall of Fame Digital Collection, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=122209595

S3 #15-"Boots and His Buddies on a day that no one worked"

Season 3, episode 15-This episode includes parts from three different Reflections programs on Juneteenth in New Braunfels. The first clip is from Reflections #0067 recorded on 02/02/1978 where C. Herb Skoog interviews Leon Parker. The second clip is from Reflections #0313 recorded on 03/10/1983 with C. Herb Skoog interviewing Lucille Garcia. The longer final clip is from Reflections #0805 recorded on 02/14/1995 with Iris Schumann interviewing Ogden "Jack" Coleman, Margaret "Maggie" Adams and Mary Millette Johnson. I am informally calling this one "Boots and His Buddies on a day that no one worked"

S3 #14- "several cases of beer down inside the pool"

Season 3 #14-This episode comes from Reflections #0581 which was recorded on 01/31/1990. C. Herb Skoog interviews Roger Reininger, Bucky Warwick Smith and Tommy Ortiz about their time working in Landa Park as lifeguards. I am informally calling this one "several cases of beer down inside the pool."

S3 #13- Carroll Udo Hoffmann Tribute

Season 3 #13- Carroll Udo Hoffmann Tribute-We lost Mr. Hoffmann recently and wanted to do a tribute to his memory. He was an important member of the New Braunfels community as well as the Sophienburg Museum. This is from Reflections #0755 recorded on 10/13/1993, interviewed by J. C. Reagan. Our sincerest condolences go out to his family and friends.

Season 3 #12 Memorial Day Special Part 2

S3 #12- Memorial Day Special Part 2 In this episode we continue the story of Albert Fischbeck as he fights in Europe during WW2. This comes from Reflections #623 when he was interviewed by Barron Schlameus on 5/4/1991. This includes his participation in D-Day thru the Battle of the Bulge. Note: Again not a photo of Albert Fischbeck

S3 #11- Memorial Day Special part 1

Season 3 Episode #11-Memorial Day Special Part 1 In this episode Albert Fischbeck in interviewed by Barron Schlameus on 3/4/1991 for Reflections #623. Albert discusses his time as he is drafted, trained and transported during WW2 leading up to D-Day. Note-this is a generic image of a WW2 soldier, not Albert Fischbeck

Season 3 #10-"klapperschlange" and an owl

Season 3 episode #10-In this episode Francis Hoffmann discusses her experiences as a nurse in New Braunfels in the 1920s. This comes from Reflections #82 recorded on 9/8/78 hosted by C. Herb Skoog with Fred Oheim. I am informally calling this one "klapperschlange and an owl".

S3 #9- "the one treaty"

S3 episode #9- This episode comes from pieces of Reflections #0326 where C. Herb Skoog interviews Rev. C. J. Freudenberg on 7/27/1983. The Reverend had written a thesis in 1947 at Trinity University in San Antonio, Tx and he discusses parts of that thesis relating to Native Americans and the Meusebach treaty. This episode touches on several things noted in this year's winner of the Myra Lee Adams Goff Sophienburg Award. This award is given every year to an essay author about the history of the area. This year's winner is Jaelynn Davidson. I am calling this episode-"the one treaty."

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