Alpine School for Excep
A Texas Education Agency consultant in special education met this week with Mrs. Azalee Markham and local school officials to discuss Alpine School for Exception.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1957
Page
2
A Texas Education Agency consultant in special education met this week with Mrs. Azalee Markham and local school officials to discuss Alpine School for Exception.
Mrs. Catharine Smith and Betsy Wright spent Monday afternoon at Alpine Central Library to assess volumes needing replacement. School officials noted nearly 30 hours of work already spent on the library by Mrs. Smith, who teaches English to 6th 7th and 8th graders.
Mrs Westmorland attends the Reading Conference at Sul Ross College as part of a regional educational program featuring prominent literacy discussions.
Randall Be Coys named manager for the Fort Stockton area including Alpine Big Bend National Park Crane Fort Davis Marathon Marfa Presidio and Sanderson. He replaces Bob Montgomery Jr who moves to the Fort Worth office. Montgomery to lead Fort Worth district after long service with Southwestern Bell.
Officials from Design and Construction Region 3 and Carlsbad Caverns toured Big Bend last week led by David Canfield and Jerry Miller with Al Kuehl Emil Rundberg and Harry Smith. Local residents Sen Jesus Ramon and family hosted Supt Miller and others.
Parents Mr and Mrs Roy Lassiter hosted a Po Luck supper honoring L B and Eva Willeford who left for Mission Texas where L B Will pursue private business. A large group attended to extend good wishes. The Big Bend Youth Council met at the Slab in Lower Basin Aug 2 for a square dancing evening with refreshments. group meets weekly in summer.
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