Alpine High School Receives $1500 Science Gift
A photograph shows Alpine High School biology classes with Jim Casner and principal James Crawford observing Betty Vogt using a scale. Casner donated two scales, a white centrifuge, glassware, chemicals, titration tubes, wet cell batteries totaling 1500 dollars in value for the science department.
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Alpine High School
Jim Casner
Casner
Alpine High Science Department
Mr. Casner
Betty Vogt
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TSTA Workshop Set for Pecos Saturday Afternoon
Dept. Mari Isiana, president of the Brewster County unit of Texas State Teachers Association, announced a 2 p.m. workshop Saturday at Pecos High School. Teachers and TSTA members from District VI will attend to discuss teacher retirement and the pending election on related legislation.
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Mari Isiana
Marathon
Brewster County
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Pecos
TSTA
Vonder Haar Visits Alpine Friends in Marathon
Rev Roland Vonder Haar former Our Lady of Peace Alpine pastor arrived Tuesday for a brief visit with friends in Alpine and Marathon. He currently serves as pastor at St Vincent de Paul in Silver City New Mexico. The piece notes a workshop urging teachers and others to attend for Texas school future planning.
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Our Lady of Peace Church
Alpine
Marathon
Father Vonder Haar
St. Vicent de Paul
Silver City
N. M
Mic W
Mercury
Medium Sized Business Problems To Be Studied
UT executive seminar on Labor Relations and Managerial Accounting will study problems from small and medium sized business operations. The Feb session features Merlyn S. Pitzele of Business Week and Dr. Glenn A. Welsch, UT accounting professor. Other topics in the seminar series include Organization and...
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Austin
University of Texas
Febeminar
Merlyn S. Pitzele
Business Week
New York State Board of Mediation
Glenn A. Welsch
More Widows Than Widowers Education Pays Says Kiplinger
The Kiplinger Letter reports education boosts lifetime earnings with $116000 for elementary, $168000 for high school, and $268000 for college graduates. It notes women live about nine years longer than men, and about 13 percent of women are widows versus 4 percent of men, helping explain why much national wealth rests with women.
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