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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1958
Page
3
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Last week at El Toro, students and staff wrapped up a hectic term. The Student Council organized Christmas music via Kenneth Moyer and Fritz Weyerts and candy sales in the gym during noon hours. The freshman class staged a large Christmas program. Girls basketball finished third at Bracketville with Carmen Natero and Linda Kay earning All-Tournament honors. Boys basketball played in Pecos without a placing, as Alpine teens welcome college students and returned servicemen home for the holidays, including Robert Bass and Mike Larsh.
Alpine Teenagers extend Merry Christmas wishes to all. Ladies assisting Mrs. Franklin include Mesdames Schmidt Richards Mowry Morey Widmer. Young guests at the party include Widmer Reaves Ramirez Fitch Rogers Pina da Waters Richards Morey Franklin Porter. Mr and Mrs Fulcher travel to San Antonio for holidays with relatives.
Eighty two Safeway Stores employees from Alpine Marfa Pecos and Fort Stockton attended a Christmas party at the Alpine Country Club on Monday night December 15 A district manager Art War of Commerce and Bill Pierce of El Paso personnel manager were among special guests Also noted were Patty Koch Lenny Fitch Roy B Doyle Alpine High School students now employed in concessions for the holidays and Big Bend time returning home to Kentucky.
In the December Inter scholastic Leaguer from the University of Texas, Alpine High School student Johnnie Weyerts is featured on the front page with a photo and news of winning the $300 Actuarial Club award for 1958.
Region VIII notes Miss Weyerts two degrees from Sul Ross College and further study at Texas Tech and UT. From 1948 to 1954 she guided 130 students to college math majors with many entering engineering, geology, architecture and teaching. Her student teams repeatedly won district regional and state honors in number sense and slide rule.
Traveling Bishop's Company sponsored by Alpine Ministerial Alliance and Sul Ross College presents The Devil and Daniel Webster on Thursday January 8 in Sul Ross Main Auditorium. Admission is free with offerings received to cover expenses. the troupe previously staged Cry the Beloved Country in Alpine to strong acclaim.
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