Sub-College Grants Seven Diplomas to Local Grads
Five girls and two boys will receive diplomas from Sul Ross sub-college Department of Education Frances Pendley will speak at the ceremony at Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College. Jerome Clifford of Eagle Pass is class president. Graduates include Marie Pouncey Robert Pulliam Melba Smith Ethel Phillips. Two girls Ruby Green Marathon and Ruby Rutledge Crane will also receive three year elementary certificates. Rutledge has taught school while Green spent the past year in Sul Ross area.
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Sul Ross
Frances Pendley
A. W. Birdwell
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
Jerome Clifford
Eagle Pass
Marie Pouncey
Robert Pulliam
Melba Smith
Alpine
Ethel Phillips
Promas
Jerome
Miss Phillips
Ruby Green
Marathon
Ruby Rutledge
Crane
Mise Rutledge
Miss Green
Gul Ross
Miss Willena May to Attend University of Texas for 1929 30
Miss Willena May will study at the University of Texas in the 1929 1930 session aiming for a master’s degree. She earned a bachelor of arts at Sul Ross in August 1928 with the highest scholastic record of any Sul Ross student, completing a three year program in two. She held scholarships from high school and the Board of Regents for 1927 1928, and excelled in literary and athletic fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willena May
University of Texas
Miss May
Sul Ross
Ang
Texas
Board of Regents
May
Fannie May Replaces Terrell at Alpine College
Miss Fannie May of Alpine fills the vacancy left by Miss Theresa Terrell who resigned for health reasons. May, one of the two May sisters noted for their achievements at Sul Ross, earned a high school scholarship, a Board of Regents scholarship, and a master's from the University of Texas. Her thesis was The Sea in American Poetry under Dr Kitts Campbell.
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Fannie May
Alpine
Theresa Terrell
Miss May
May
Aight
Sul Ross
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Kitts Campbell
Victor J. Smith to Return to Sul Ross
Victor J. Smith former head of manual training at the college will return to Sul Ross in Alpine after resigning from the El Paso public schools where he served as vocational head. He and his family are in Chicago for the summer session and master’s work. Friends in Alpine look forward to his family’s return.
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Victor J. Smith
Alpine
Dispatch
el Paso
Gillis
Mr. Smith
Chicago
Smith
Sul Ross Football Outlook Bright for Fall Season
Sul Ross prepares for a strong Gridiron fall with Coach Graves entering TI A. A. play. A large influx of high school talent reports to training camp as the team aims to sharpen schemes before the September 28 opener with A. C. C. in Alpine. The schedule includes Texas Tech, McMurry, Schreiner, and New Mexico A. & M with two open dates to adjust the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Alpine
Teaver Graves
Marshall Bowarth
Duck
Younge
W. D. Cowan
Charles Dyer
Wan
Whee
Theiffield
Graves
Buddy Withers
Ray McNiel
Wicker
Allen
Carryig the
A. C
McMurry
Indians
Abilene
Redskins
el Paso
Texas Tech
Marta
Mary
New Mexico A. & M
Las Cruces
Open
San Marcos Teachers
Uvalde
Texas Mines
Bids Sought For Alpine Independent School District Depositories
Notice filed by Alpine Independent School District invites sealed bids from banks trust companies or inkers stating the interest rate for funds placed as depositories for the next fiscal year. Bids due August 20 1929. fiscal year begins September 1 1929. Dated July 30 1929 at Alpine Texas. F E Gillett president Elbertine Howell secretary.
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Alpine Independent School District
Alpine Jewelry Company
Ript
Texas
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M. A
Lena
Terrell
FORD
Country Club
Detroit
Alpine Motor CO
F. E. Gillett
Elbertine Howell
Alpine Independent School Dist
Lo der
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Goodyear
Safeway
Safeway Stores
West
Canada
Hawaiin Islands
Tias Il
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