Alpine High drills into long-range education goals
A 1954 Alpine School feature covers Iris details from crossbred lambs in the FFA program to stage renovations and school law questions. It reports on Dr. Williams teaching conference sizes for Texas Interscholastic League athletics, rating 4A to 1A divisions and Alpine’s enrollment 230. It notes a $280000 budget, 52 teachers, and upcoming first day of 1954-55 school year with 1080 students expected.
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Aaron Jacoby
Alpine High V. A. Dept
Ray Willoughby
Alpine High
FFA
Jacoby
Kelley and
Bromley
Dallas
Rhea Williams
Williams
Alpine
Wiams
Texas ‘N Athletics
Legion backs law providing hospital care for veterans
The American Legion supports hospital care for nonservice-connected veterans and backs strict enforcement of VA rules. Commander William Sohl notes House Veterans Affairs Committee approval and a bed to bed check indicating most applicants exhaust private resources before VA care.
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Legion Backs
American Legion
Wm. Sohl
Big Bend Post No. 79
Alpine
Sohl
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Soh
House Committee
Primary Candidate Slate For Precinct 1 Commissioner
The Avalanche announces candidates for Precinct 1 commissioner in the Democratic runoff on August 28, 1954. Jimmy Pate and Lee M. Smith, the latter seeking re election, are listed as contenders.
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Jimmy Pate Lee M. Smith
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