Government Week Planned Dec 15 20 at Alpine High School
Plans for City County Government Week at Alpine High School December 16 to 20 are outlined by school officials led by Margaret Morrow and Mrs. Henry Bailey. The program includes forms of municipal government, color advancement, and a panel discussion with Alpine city officials plus an invited speaker Joe Renteria of El Paso.
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Alpine High School
Margaret Morrow
Henry Bailey
American Legion
Texas
Sul Ross Singers
Advancement of Colors
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Bristol
First Christian Church
Jack Frost
Ray Worley
Alpine
W. E. Lockhart
W. J. Newell
Brewster County
Joe Renteria
el Paso
Mississippi
Pedraza Back of Week at Sul Ross Lone Star polls
Pedraza named back of the week and Carl McCormick named lineman of the week by Lone Star Conference coaches after Sul Ross State College and Howard Payne standout performances. Pedraza threw for 248 yards and two scores in a 42 15 upset of New Mexico State while McCormick helped HPC beat Hardin-Simmons 16 7. Dr Raymond B Seymour will speak at the American Chemical Society meeting in Houston on carbon hydrogen stretching frequencies.
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Sul Koss
Tm Pedraza
Howard Payne
Carl McCormick
Lone Star Conference
Pedraza
Donna
Lobos
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
N. M
McCormick
San Angelo
Yellow Jackets
HPC
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Sul Ross
David Slaughter
Seymour
Raymond B. Seymour
Sul Ross State College
American Chemical Society
Houston
Permian Basin
National Science
Rensselaerechnic Institute
Alpine Girls Enter Make It with Wool Svent
Candy Weston leads Brewster County at El Paso district Make It Yourself With Wool contest in senior division with an ensemble dress and coat. Linda Powers and Sue Bradford enter junior division with a two piece suit and casual dress. Weston previously won district junior honors and received state honorable mention for best suited garment.
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el Paso
Sue Bradford
Candy Weston
Limia Powers
Brewster County
Linda Powers
Sue Brad
Ford
Alpine High School
Dorothy E. Perryma
Candy
Linda
Sue
Death Takes Earl Reaves
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in the First Baptist Church for Earl Reaves 69 a retired dairy farmer. He died Saturday Nov 30 in Brewster County Memorial Hospital. Survivors include the widow Ruth one son Raymond Edward Reaves El Paso and two grandchildren Gary Alan and Sharon Kay Reaves of El Paso. The body was shipped to Sheldon Mo for burial. Active pallbearers were Ralph Gray East Anderau Bob bs Ray Morrow Ray Morison all of Alpine Frank Grier of Pecos.
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First Baptist Church
Earl Reaves
Reaves
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Earl Dunn
Clyde Chesnutt
Mr. Reaves
Missouri
Alpine
Lamar
Ruth
Raymond Edward Reaves
el Paso
Gary Alan
Sharon Kay Reaves
Sheldon
Ralph Gray
East Anderau
Bobbs
Ray Morrow
Ray Morison
Frank Grier
Pecos
Eric Williams
Ed Rowlett
Guy Crawford
Elbert Vanney
Francis Miles
Dennis Brown
Bernal Slight
Perry Johnson
Zeb Decie
Clem Barwood Erie
Will Clay Wiley
Arlie Wallis
J. B. Stames
Paso
Ray LaBeff
B. B. Bounds
Paul Vogt
Deans Attend Southern Association Meeting in Memphis
Sul Ross State College officials Dr. L. Harlan Ford academic dean and Dr. Frances M. Phillips dean of the graduate division travel to Memphis Tennessee for the annual meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. They plan to return Thursday.
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Tennessee
Sul Row State College
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Sul Ross
L. Harlan Ford
Frances M. Phillips
Tarleton to Play Lobos Next Tuesday Night
Tarleton State College faces Sul Ross State College in Stephenville next Tuesday in a key nonconference clash. The Lobos, led by Jack Fryman, have struggled from the floor this season and must raise their shooting percentage to stay competitive against Tarleton.
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Tarleton
Lobos Tiere
Sul Ross State College
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Lobos
College of St. Joseph
Wayland College
Southwestern Oklahoma
Weatherford
Okla
Stephen T. Richards
Wayland
Richards
Jack Fryman
Alpine
Fryman
Sophomor
Calvin Carrell
Huntington
Charles Stingel
Sugarcreek
Ohio
Senio Jerry Tyson
Odessa
Leu Jackson
el Paso
Stephen
Austin
Lumberjacks
Carr Visit Postponed by Texas Attorney General
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr postpones a weekend trip to Alpine due to a court of inquiry on the Kennedy assassination. He informed State Rep Gene Henryx and Bluebonnet State Governor Margaret Morrow of the change. He was to speak at Alpine High School and Sul Ross State College and attend a coffee event.
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Texas
Waggoner Carr
Alpine
President Kennedy
Gene Heniyx
Margaret Morrow
Bluebonnet
Alpine High School
Sul Ross State College
Tuck awarded KU chemistry graduate fellowship
Charles M. Tuck Sul Ross State College senior and 1960 Alpine High School graduate receives a graduate chemistry fellowship at the University of Kansas. He is president of the Sul Ross student affiliate of the American Chemical Society and a Gamma Sigma Epsilon member.
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Charles M. Tuck
Sul Row State College
Alpine High School
University of Kansas
Jacob Kleinberg
Tuck
Sul Ross
American Chemical Society
Gamma Sigma Epsilon
T. R. Tuck
San Angelo
Barbara LaBeff
Lawrence
Kan
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Johnnie Weyerts
Debbie Boysen
B.J. Korenek
Eugene Partige
Korenek
HSU
Partridge
Harold Gary
Robert Young
Blin
Carr
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