Alpine Bucks Football Schedule Recalled From 1937
The Alpine Bucks faced a tough 1937 season under coach Red Allen with nine games, noting losses to Fort Davis and Van Horn and wins against Balmorhea and Fabens. A student ticket cost 50 cents, games were on Jackson Field with lights added in 1938, and the column recounts student aid and classroom stories from Alpine High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Bucks
H. K
Red) Allen
Balmorhea
Alpine
Bucks
van Horn
Fort Davis
B. Coan
Indians
Marfa
Fabens
Jackson Field
Texas
Worded critique centers on teacher dismissal impact
A fragment argues a campaign against a teacher while debating dismissal. It contends the first casualty is the child, suggests the teacher may gain defense work with higher pay, and claims the child will never learn his lesson. The passage reflects a harsh view on accountability and education.
Why Birthstones Endure Across Ages and Traditions
The piece traces birthstone wear from ancient Israelite tabernacle symbolism to biblical references in Exodus and Revelation. It notes the twelve stones on Aaron's breastplate and the New Jerusalem foundation stones, linking them to the twelve months and zodiac. History shows the stones' choices changed, but the birthstone idea originates centuries ago.
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New Jerusalem
Moses
Aaron
Foundaton
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Packard Accelleration
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Cam
Fort Stockton
KVLE
Fort Stockon
Donald
Claude Hess
Larry Bridges
J. D. Holman
Bridges
Sul Ross
Inda_B. Adams
Scottish Rite Hospital
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Alene
Stanley Caleta
Ennis
Hospital
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Y Baker Fur Alpine
Dearborn
Alpine Butane Company
Alpine Exchange
N. Fifth St
For All
Wesley Rice
Granada Theatre
Aunpeure
Eneses
America
Chevrolet Advance Design
Chevrolet
Baker Puchts
Alo
Casner Motor Company
Holland Ave
7Th St
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