Former Teacher Rejoins Sul Ross Staff
Kae sede BEE returns to Sul Ross faculty as a 50ciay science instructor for spring term 1956. She will teach classes previously led by Dr Vernon. Dr and Mrs Vernon retired to their Wimberley home. Miss Britt first attended Sul Ross in 1921 22, later directing women's physical education, teaching health and sociology, sponsoring Pioneer Club, Women's Recreation Association, and Red Cross programs.
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Kae Sede Bee
Sul Ross
Vernon
Wimberley
Texas
Britt
Health and Physical Education
Pioneer Club
West Texas Historical and Scientific Society
Women's Recreation Association
Brewster County
American Red Cross
Mise Britt
Physical Education
Harvey major drama program at Sul Rots State College
The spring major drama program by Sul Rots State College Speech Department and Mask and Slipper Players presents Harvey by Mary Chase in the title Theater March 12 17. Directed by Katharine Boyd with John Hogue in charge of tech, the production features Elwood P Dowd played by John Hogue and Vera Dowd by Bodine Moore. The comedy centers on an invisible six foot rabbit and satirizes psychiatry with a note of seriousness about human nature. Performance dates include March 12 15 16 and a matinee March 17, with 140 seats in the Little Theatre and tickets at the Business Office.
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Sul Rots State College
Theater of the Fine Arts
Harvey
Mary Chase
Frank Pay
Katharine Boyd
Department of Speech
John Hogue
Chumley's Rest
Elwood P. Dowd
Dowd
Vera
Bodine Moore
Frank White
Bobby Blackburn
David Larsen
Cilla Schmidt
Paul Moran
Joyce Parker
Evelyn Hubbard
Barbara Wilson
Joyce Lockhart
Bill Pearson
Return of Mia Britt to Social Science Teaching Duties
Mia Britt returns to teach on the social science staff after a hiatus. She will lead two groups within Govern and a Sociology 234 class, expressing pleasure to be back in contact with the students.
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Mia Britt
Mr and Miss Future Teacher Nominated For Convention
At Sul Ross, four girls and four boys were nominated to compete for Mr and Miss Future Teacher of Texas. The state convention is set for March 22 28 and 24 in Amarillo Texas. Eight nominees will present speeches to Sul HogS.
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Future Teachers of America
Sul
Texas
Amarillo
Sul Hogs
Sul Ross
Jody Patrykus
Betty Hussey
Chelsea Teed
Martin
Billy Hicks
Billy Jack
Houston
Norbert van Deinter
David Beck
Palo ‘Duro Canyon
Big Bend Park Reports Snow and Frost In Texas Reach
Snow began after freezing fog in the Chisos Mountains with two inches of accumulation. Temperatures dropped to 8 to 10 degrees causing frozen pipes and utility outages for about 24 hours. The scene offered frosted reef and mountain views in Green Gulch and Panther Peak areas. Local visitors include Howard Cameron and Ray Marin ez, with others from Santa Fe and Harbor Maine. Betsy Koch left for North Texas State College. George Miller attended Chamber of Commerce meetings in Del Rio and Alpine coordinating with Rio Grande REA.
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Chisos
Mara
George Miller
Chamber of Commerce
del Rio
Alpine
Brackett
Rill
Rio Grande Rea
Dr Boyd to Attend Two Association Meetings
Dr. Katharine Boyd will travel to Georgetown February 11 and 12 for a Texas Educational Theatre Association meeting at Southwestern University. She will preside at the February 11 afternoon session to discuss her college course in Acting, a syllabus adopted state wide. In April she joins the Southern Speech Association in Hattiesburg Mississippi to discuss The Evaluation of Teaching with Dr Constans of the University of Florida, alongside teachers from 15 southern states.
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Katharine Boyd
Georgetown
Texas Educational Theatre Association
Southwestern University
Boyd
Southern Speech Association
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Constans
University of Florida
Vaccine age extended to under twenty and pregnant women
Dr Henry A Holle state commissioner of health with approval of the state poliomyelitis advisory committee has extended the priority age group for poliomyelitis vaccine to include all persons under 20 years of age and pregnant women of any age.
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Henry A. Holle
Regular blackspot control boosts early rose blooms
A steady annual program of blackspot control helps rose growers obtain more and larger early blossoms. Weekly applications of fungicidal dusts such as zinc or copper sulfur during the growing season provide effective blackspot management.
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