Alpine Bucks Open 1966 Football Camp With 51 Reported
Alpine Bucks begin 1966 football workouts with 51 candidates. Head coach Robert Starr in his first year praises team spirit and endurance. Starr and assistants coach the line and backs as workouts run twice daily until Aug 29. Season opener is Sept 10 against Monahans at Jackson Field.
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Alpine Bucks
Robert Starr
Starr
Baylor University
William
Boze) Ansley
Ronnie McFadin
Doug Lynn
Texas
Bucks
Marshall Kring
Kring
Taff
Monahans
Jackson Field
Starra Baylor
Bloys Camp Meeting Opens at Fort Davis
The 77th Bloys Cowboy Camp Meeting opened Tuesday at Willman Grove, 17 miles from Fort Davis, with four daily preachings. Speakers include Dr James H Jauncey Australia for Disciples of Christ, Dr Bob Goodrich Dallas for Methodists, Dr David L Stitt Austin for Presbyterians, and Dr L L Morriss Midland for Baptists. A state historical survey marker will be presented to Frank Jones of Marfa on August 20 for erection on the camp grounds. Rev William Van Auken supervises the event.
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Fort Davis
L.L. Morriss
Midland
The
Baptists
Tas State Historical Survey Committee
Frank Jones
Marfa
Association
William van Auken
Alpine Golfers Sweep Annual Invitational
Alpine golfers dominated the weekend event winning all six flights. Mike Powell captured the championship flight title with Don Gouldin as runner up. Neil Sconier claimed consolations. Joe Smith finished as consolation runner. Other flight winners included Dan Ritter with Grover Swift in 1st flight, G I Lawrance and Mark Herring in 2nd, A M Ogas and Hinijoi Vasquez in 3rd, Jery Stockton and Ray McNeil in 4th, Tommy Taylor and Jimmy Pate in 5th, and Hoyle Cooley with Tom Nevinger in 6th addressing also standings.
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Alpine
Mike Powell
Don Gouldin
del Rio
Neil Sconier
Iraan
Joe Smith
Midland
Sumnerup
Dan Ritter
Grover Swift
Kermit
Ray LaBeff
Charles Stodghill
G. 1
Lawrance
Mark Herring
Bill Ward
Jim Reeves
A. M. Ogas
Hinijoi Vasquez
Tom Stovell
Harley van Court
Crane
Jery Stockton
Ray McNeil
Raul Valdez
Charlie Hale
Rankin
Tommy Taylor
Jimmy Pate
Hoyle Cooley
Marfa
Tom Nevinger
McCamey
New Dispatcher Joins Police Desk Succeeding Mike Hunter
George Medley takes the police dispatcher's role joining Wayne Holmes and W W King Sr. Other staff include Sheriff Carl Williams and Liquor Control Inspector W D Lawler who attended the Sheriffs Association of Texas conference in El Paso.
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George Medley
Mike Hunter
Wayne Holmes
W.W. King Sr
Carl Williams
W.D. Lawler
Sheriffs Association of Texas
el Paso
Alpine School To Start August 29 With Rehearsals
First classes begin August 29 across Alpine schools. Band rehearsal led by Miss Ann McMurry set for 7:30 p.m. at the high school band hall for grades 8-12. Centennial School opens first grade registration August 22 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Parents bring birth or baptismal certificates. Central School posted first grade registrations with 35 enrolled so far. High School seniors register August 22, juniors August 22 afternoon, sophomores August 23, freshmen August 23 afternoon. Principal Clarence Wimn expects about 390 high school students. Labor Day on September 5 yields no classes.
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Alpine
Ann McMurry
Centennial School
Central School
Clarence Wimn
Mrs Ritchey Dies Here at 75 in Marathon Area
Mrs. Elizabeth Jean Ritchey 75 longtime Brewster County resident died Tuesday at Brewster County Memorial Hospital. Services are at 10 this morning at Marathon Methodist Church with burial in Marathon Cemetery. She is survived by son Clinton Ritchey of Metairie Louisiana brother Dave Elliott of Alpine sisters Laura Bless Arlington and D N Hendricks Houston and two granddaughters.
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Elizabeth Jean) Ritchey
Brewster County
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
St. m
Marathon Methodist Church
Marathon
Ritchey
Uuss
Cock County
L.C. Ritchey
Alpine
Clinton Ritchey
Metairie
Dave Elliott
Laura Bless
Arlington
D. N. Hendricks
Houston
Local families plan travel and moves across Texas and New Mexico
Locals Mr and Mrs Jack Williams and children Jackie Scott and Jeff return from Red River New Mexico vacation. Mr and Mrs Travis Thompson will move to Lovington New Mexico where Thompson will teach P E in the junior high. Mrs Ray Morrison and sons Lang and Sammy plan a weekend trip visiting Houston Galveston San Antonio and Dallas.
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Jack Williams
Jackie
Scott
Jeff
Red River, N.M
Travis Thompson
Lovington,n. M
Mr. Thompson
Ray Morrison
Lang
Sammy
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
Dallas
138 to Get SA Degrees Tonight
A total of 95 undergraduates and 43 master’s candidates will receive degrees at summer commencement in the new Health Physical Education Building at 7 pm. Sul Ross State College President Dr. Norman L. McNeil will confer degrees. Dr. L. L. Morriss will give the commencement address. Local degree candidates include Averett, Bustamante, Cordova, Gonzales, Granado, Hunt, Jackson, Prather, Sanchez, Shackelford, Smith, Arrieta, Corder, Reece, Robert, Rinehart, Anderson, Bow, Gonzales, and others from Alpine and Fort Davis.
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L.L. Morriss
First Baptist Church
Midland
C.W. Newbill
First Presbyterian Church of
Ann Estelle McBride
Alpine
Norman L. McNeil
Sul Ross
Texa
Bachelor of Scienetary
Averett
Armando Bustamante
Mary Cordova
Elodia Gonzales
Joe Granado
Barbara Hunt
Joyce Jackson
Camilla Prather
Frank Sanchez
Marilyn Shackelford
Janice Smith
Dominic Arrieta
Jo Ella Corder
Glenn Reece
Carol Robert
Maria
Ronald Rinehart
Fort Davis
Arch Anderson
Robert Bow
Juanita Gonzales
Sul Ross State College Adopts Earlier Fall Semester
Sul Ross State College plans a new calendar with fall registration on September 1-2 to finish fall exams before Christmas. The schedule, approved by President Dr Norman L McNeil, shifts the term to allow a Christmas New Year break and an 11 day Easter vacation with spring classes to follow.
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Sul Ross State College
Sul.Ross
Norman L. McNeil
Sut] Ross
Sul Ross 1966 67 Academic Schedule and Graduation
The Sul Ross schedule lists dorm move in August 28 to 31 with registration packets and orientation. Classes begin September 5 with late registration through September 12. Fall finals December 16 22 and Christmas vacation follow. Spring term runs January 16 18 registration, January 19 first class, Easter break March 17, resume March 28, final exams May 10 17 and graduation May 14.
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Sul Ross
Moon is Blue at Kobernot Lodge Theater
Plays schedule Friday and Saturday at Kobernot Lodge with The Moon is Blue. No show Thursday due to Sul Ross graduation. Hospitality groups include Pilot Club VFW Knights of Columbus and American Legion Auxiliary. Weekend hosts DAR DRT Beta Sigma Phi Fort Davis Historic Site. Theater under Alpine stars with cool temps. bring blanket sweater or coat for summer entertainment.
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American Legion Auxiliary
DAR
DRT
Beta Sigma Phi
Fort Davis
Sul Ross Gets Student Loans
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare will fund 230 Sul Ross State College students with loans. Congressman Richard White noted the Avalanche report. An $86,375 allotment for the current fiscal year provides 90 percent loan funds with Sul Ross contributing 10 percent. Funds are authorized by the National Defense Education Act.
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Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Sul Ross State College
Richard White
FBI Conference Set for Alpine Host by Sheriff Williams
The annual FBI meeting will be a one day seminar in Alpine in October hosted by Brewster County Sheriff Carl Williams. About 75 attendees are expected including city, county, state and federal officers from Terrell Pecos Reeves Jeff Davis Presidio Culberson Hudspeth and Brewster counties.
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FBI
Alpine
Brewster County
Carl Williams
Terrell
Pecos
Reeves
Jeff Davis
Presidio
Culberson
Hudspeth
Brewster
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Bloys
Mrs. Ritchey
Mortis
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