Calf Scramble Adds Six Alpine Contestants at Exposition
Six Alpine boys join the calf scramble at the 7th Annual San Antonio Livestock Exposition and Rodeo. Contestants from Future Farmers of America and 4-H Club compete in rounds for prizes from 50 dollars to 15 dollars, awarded for catching and leading a calf back to the finish line during the World Championship Rodeo performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagland
Joel Brown
Walter Vick
Eddy Fowlkes
Gerald Walker
John Wotan
Future Farmers of America
4-H Club
Jerett Colborn Rodeo
Alpine Seminar Delayed By Snow Keeping Trustees From Meeting
Alpine School Board President IC Coleman reports Dr.imer Brown of El Paso Public Schools notified him the Texas Seminar of the Texas Association of School Boards was postponed due to heavy snow and poor road conditions. Coleman said Alpine trustees including Ray LaBet Neville Haynes and Supt Peyton Cain were to participate. Brown said the seminar will be held at a later date when weather improves. In other news, the city of Alpine publishes a notice of intention to issue refunding bonds totaling 70 000 dollars with a maximum maturity by January 1 1975 at up to 4 percent interest. The bonds will refund City of Alpine Time Warrants Series 1956 dated January 1 1956 numbers 1 to 70 totaling 10 000 dollars, due serially 1973 to 1975.
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Lpine
IC. Coleman
Imer Brown
el Paso Pub Schools
Texas
Texas Association of School Boards
Coleman
Ray LaBet
Neville Haynes
Peyton Cain
Brown
Alphine
Alpine
Forty Second Legisature
Alpine High School notes and honors reflect steady progress
The Alpine school news highlights a fourth place finish for the Alpine High School girls in their annual basketball tournament and a profitable gate take of 219.50 with tiered pricing. It recounts student achievements across grades, parent notes about relocations, and praise for students like Sharon Sioun and Rouge River School’s bandmaster. The piece also covers honors lists for freshmen to seniors, an education column on study habits, and updates on faculty and family moves, including Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sloan's recent Washington relocation and Mrs. Howard Hamilton’s news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High
D. E. Jones
Rankin
Alpine
Bill Sloan
Waington
Howard Hamilton
Tommy
Bill
Teading
Mary
Bess Hamilton
Investor guidance from Bruce Barton on childhood assets
Bruce Barton urges Alpine parents to invest in children, praising extracurricular spelling and its cross subject benefits. He highlights student counts and declines, notes no known causes, and advocates a long term belief in youth potential and the "Childhood Preferred" security offering.
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Argents Sorat
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Ugh & White
Cy of
Apne
Terae
Robert J. McCracken
NEA
United States
June Dyke
New York Times
U.S
Jerre Williams
AHS
TCU
Myra Cleveland
Billy Davis
Jimmy Weight
Richard Phillips
Gula Lee Morrow
Sandra Thomas
Linda Miller
Tind Kay
Kenn “Wildenthal
Sue Ann "Reed
Jame
Kern Wildentha
Robert Bass
Virginia Boyd
Sue Ann Treadwell
Helen Nickell
Lolly Lockhart
Janith
Georgia Young
Mary Ella
Vanney
Aro “Valenzuela
Jot Hayslip
Anita
Judy Crider
Terry Beckett
Kay Young
Dudley’ Dobie
Gladyy Cowell
Martha Hill
Phil Mee
Gauss
Sara Rogers
Meriiell McCollum
Preddy Davis
Ray Young
Dudley Dobie
Gladys Cowell
First National Bank
TER
America
Bruce Barton
ING
Hansen Dedell
First Christian Church
Marfa
Tri-County Community Concert Association
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Crawford Insurance Agency
Eddie Fisher
Arane
Mii
Buick
Casner Motor Company
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