Marathon PTA Evening Highlights and School Activities
Mrs. Paul W. Hill spoke on Looking Forward Looking Backward and reviewed world events since PTA began in 1807. Senior class to sell Collier-Crowell magazine subscriptions to raise funds for a trip, with renewals and a special offer. Third and fourth grades viewed Tembo at Granada in Alpine as Africa study ties into Texas history. Valentine basketball games set for February 16 in Marathon. First and second grades formed a Good Citizenship club with officers and weekly meetings. Supt Earl Bland to speak next Friday.
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Mildred. Miller
Paul W. Hill
PTA
P. TA
Walter Nunley
Alice Adams
Press Chambers
Bina ‘Miller
Travis
Roberta Nester
Collier-Crowell
Yin
Granada Theater
Alpine
Africa
Dodie ‘Tate
Joan’ Gould
Karen Stumberg
Sharon ‘Thommen
Joe Daniel Bricker
Ricky Tate
Kaye Young
John C. Rutledge
Joe Granger
Odie Lynn Page
Carolyn McAdams
Janet Lee
Taft
Earl Bland
Lois Shackelford
Big Bend
Republic
Clinton Hitchey
Earl Bland Tind
Ming Eva Chaffin
Fort Stockton
Fort Davin Alpine
Marfa
Ar. W. “r"Sailington
Presidio
Marathon Boy Kept in School by Feeding Projects
Benny Hooper of Marathon, 16, grand champion with a lamb at the Big Bend show, has focused on school while feeding lambs for 12 months. He earned $29 in prizes, sold a lamb for $426, and plans to feed again next year. The prize lamb weighed 142 pounds after 135 days, yielding strong gains. Benny, an orphan, lives with his uncle Johnny Adams and has supported himself through livestock work, with prizes and endorsements from Marathon Wool & Mohair Co. and Big Bend partners.
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Benny Hooper
Big Bend
Johnny Adams
Adams
Sandy Newsom
Dick Lawhorn
Marfa
Benny
el Paso
Earl Meeks
Marathon Wool & Moai Co
Press Nichols
Big Bend Wool & Mohair
Alpine
San Angelo
Marathon
Needies
Calif
Hooper
Committee Appointed To Study Needs Of Education
Nine Alpine citizens invited by the Texas Education Agency to attend a state conference March 10 11 to study key problems confronting Texas schools. Alpine delegates include D M Bennett Mrs Chalmers Broadfoot J E Casner Frank McCollum Judge Felix McGaughy Frank Ray and Dr Joel E Wright.
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Texas
Texas Education Agency
D. M. Bennett
Chalm Ners Broadfoot
J. E. Casner
Frank McCollum
Feix McGaughy
Frank Ray
Joel E. Wright
Marathon Sheep Show Highlights and Local Winners
The Marathon event featured judging by Graham of cernat and Kountz of Fort Davis with strong turnout from Manitoba spectators. Winners included Ralph Meriwether and a slate of Marathon 4-H and Alpine FFA members across light, medium and heavy fine wool lamb classes, crossbred divisions, pen of three lambs, and various capons and steer categories. A separate El Paso show results list names and points for numerous exhibitors from Brewster and Jeff Davis counties.
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Vr. i Naale
New Mexico
A&m
Ralph Meriwether
Brewster County
Manitoba
Canada
Ruth Hocking
Neepawa
Dominion
Preston Adams
Marathon
PFA
Walter Nunley
Marathon Ffa
Don Davis
Alpine Ffa
Bill Fruge
Clay Evans
Fort Davis
Marvin McDonald
Benny Hooper
Jimmie Meeks
FFA
Trudie Acton
Alpine Fra
Clay ‘Evans
Hai "Sansom
Him “Turner
Spud Burling
Alpine
Ga Lemmons
Bill Prue
Shirley Smith
Bill Grubb
CL Lambs
Carol Jo. Smith
John Wedin
Carlton Lemmons
Joe Dawson
Corriedale
Lambs
Lorena Urangi
Geraldine Witt
Carol Jo Smith
Bill Frage
Capon
Gary Henderson
Capons
Charles Rowell
Don Burleson
Dry Lot
Jack Richardson
Sammy Slover
Dry
David Graham
Marathon Pra
EL Paso
Brewster
Jaff Davis
Rambouillet
Merino Delano
van Kountz
Jim Turner
Billie Grubbs
Jean Espy
Lobos Hold San Marcos Center Board Sees New Building On Tap
The Sul Ross Lobos beat Daniel Beker and swept toward a conference clash with Sam Houston on February 16 in San Marcos gym. The Latin American Community Center board reports progress toward a new Alpine building with $600 still needed, and pledges from local groups totaling $600 have been received.
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LOBOS
San Marcos LA Community Center
Sul Ross Lobos
Daniel Beker
Southwest
Teaas Bote
Sam Houston
Lobo Gym
San Marcos
Southwest Texas
Tdbos
Bos
Sam Maton
Sam Houton
Libos
Jones
Taolets
Teachers College
Gene Ouse
Bova Lowery
Die James
Gay Wakter
Weysiunde
Ronan Dim Colvile
Ee Vale Trevels
Mike Atiehell
George Keller
Colby Belcher
James Baugherty
Lynde Locket
Latin-American Community Center
Baines
Bevier
el Progreso Study Club
Armstrong
Alpine Study Lub
Beard
Methodist W.S. C
Pulliam F
Rom Presbyterian’ Council
Myrtle Whiteside
Hally Bryan Perry
C. B. Casey
Methodist Church
Alpine
Phillips
Lilio Garcia
Joe
Ramirez
Reward Offered For Information On Theft At Lobo Drive In
Lobo Drive In Management offers a 25 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of anyone stealing speakers from the theater. Dated December 14, 1946.
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Lobo Drive-In Theatre
Lobo Drive-In Management
Preston Stedman Heads Graduate Class at Eastman
Preston Stedman, former Sul Ross faculty member, is elected president of the graduate class at Eastman School of Music in Rochester New York. He pursues postgraduate work toward a Ph B degree and resides with his wife at 210 Lattimore Road University Village.
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Rochester
N. Y
Preston
Eastman ‘School of Music
Stedman
Sul Ross
Alpine
Lattimore Road
University Village
New York
Avalanche
Mothers' March on Polio Big Success in Alpine
Alpine presents a successful Mothers' March of Dimes drive on January 31 from 1 to 8 pm totaling 948.69 dollars. The Centennial PTA group and local clubs canvassed the area south of the railroad while city officials fire department churches and local media aided publicity and volunteers from Alpine Study Lab and many residents contributed time and cars for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Centennial Pta
Southern Pacific
el Progreso Club
Fire Department
Methodist
Newell ‘Oil Co
Kve L. F
Bertha’ Valader
Aubrey Webb
Avalanche
Jesusita Becareno
Lydia ‘Galego
Nex Cobos
B- 3
Bounds
Harold Price
Ba Grey
Gordon Knox
Jack ‘Perryman
the Mothers
Tom Coats
Williams Attends Resource Education Meet in Abilene
W E Williams director of vocations at Sul Ross College attends a Resource Use Education meeting in Abilene on February 13 and 14. The Texas Education Agency sponsors one of four state meetings to plan summer 1982 Resource Use Education classes at various colleges. Williams will teach a six week summer session class at Sul Ross College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Williams
Sul Ross College
Abilene
Texas Education Agency
Williams
St Ross College
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