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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1952

Page

7

Disciplining and calendars in Alpine schools prompt debate

A discussion notes the mismatch between high school and college calendars and the need for about 176 to 178 teaching days across districts. It cites discipline as a key factor affecting learning and examines whether higher spending yields better outcomes, comparing disciplinary schools to others. A Homemaking teacher from Monahans thanks the district for support, and Alpine students repair chairs to extend furniture life, illustrating taxpayer value and community involvement.

Ieher Jany Jung

Alpine High School Honors Raise Morale In March Notes

The Alpine Avalanche reports letters from the high school faculty and principal James Crawford praising students with all A grades in the second six weeks of the 1952-53 school year. The article notes a banquet for football teams, acknowledgments to local officials, and plans to install backstops around a 28 000 square foot paved area for safer play near Central campus.

James Crawford Sor Aline High School Cole Vege Bill Winter G. C. Me 1 Alpine Chamber of Commerce

Untitled excerpt discusses social scenes and infrastructure

A fragment describes youths rushing into the street after a loose bail and compares playing sports on rough ground to a sheep pen. It notes the need for 620 feet of material for a top rail and remarks on long lasting tops for college courts along the highway despite potential damage.

Central School Seeks Spare Windmill Pipe Donation

A plea notes windmill pipes unused since dismantling are welcome. The Central school urges patrons to donate any spare pipe, even if unusable, to aid its needs.

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