Brand Dance Honors Sul Ross State College Leaders
The Brand Dance at Sul Ross State College named Brand King Joe Priest and Brand Queen Julia Daw. Campus elites included John Carpenter Larry Carter Re Davis Walter Tarrason and students Vicki Ray Carol Miller Kristin Engelmann Vasquez Jarja Offield. Class favorites listed by status: seniors Nancy Yates Steve Peters juniors Cindy Wyche Al Howell Linda Wilson Steve Compt on Janie Miller David Baker.
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Priest
Sul Ross State
Julia Dawson
Joe Er
Brand Coronation College
Sul Ross State College
Joe Priest
King
Julia Daw
Johnn Carpenter
Larry Carter
Re Davis
Walter Tarrison
Vicki Ray
Carol Miller
Kristin Engelmann Vasquez
Jarja
Offield
Nancy Yates
Steve Peters
Cindy Wyche
al Howell
Linda Wilson
Steve Compton
Janie Miller
David Baker
Sul Ross State College enrolls 2075 for spring term
Enrollment at Sul Ross State College reaches 2075 for the spring semester, with Dr. Norman L. McNeil noting a 5 percent rise from last year. The college marks 52nd year of growth alongside new facilities including Mountain side Dormitory, library renovations, and an industrial arts building slated for summer completion.
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Sul Ross State College
Norman L. McNeil
Bryan Wildenthal
Sul Ross College
White Named To Committee
The House Democratic caucus named Congressman Richard C. White of Texas 16th District to the House Armed Services Committee. White aims to use the seat to advance local projects and says briefings will help him learn the committee’s operations.
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House
Democratic Caucus
Committee On Committees
Richard C. White
Texas
House Armed Services Committee
White
Armed Services
Mendell Rivers
Water Office Opens Sept 1 at 709 W Holland Ave
Texas Water Development Board will open offices at 709 W Holland Ave February 1. The building, owned by T A Beard, has been remodeled and redecorated. Gene Couch, assigned to the Alpine office, has moved from San Angelo. Lobos post two wins and suffer two losses in latest slate.
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Texas Water Development Board
W. Holland Ave
T.A. Beard
Gene Couch
San Angelo
Alpine High School coronation set for Saturday
Alpine High School announces coronation for Queen Susie Valenzuela at 7 30 p.m. Saturday February 1 in the Sul Ross Auditorium with a coronation dance to follow at 9 p.m. in the HPE Building. Susie, a senior active in Alls and Catholic Church, is escorted by Tony Pallanez and is joined by campus favorites and other court members.
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Alpine High School
Camsus
Susie Valenzuela Wille
Sul Ross
Felix Valenzuela
HPE
Susie
Alpine Sligh
Alls
Fiia
Tony Pallanez
Matilde Pallanez Jr
Alpine
Jackie Williams
Cam Corkins
Imelda Gallego
Senior Royalty and Coronation Featured at Court Page
Danny Hernandez and peers are named among seniors and sophomores crowned as court figures. Supt. Clarence Winn will crown them. Wink Kelso and the Kaledoscopes will provide music from San Antonio. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Jan Kay
Pep Souad
Kim Lane
Rosa Waters
Bobby Iecnandez
Scholastica Garcia
Oscar Curtis
FTA
Irma Chavez
Dick Ramey
FFA
Donna Boyd
Our Guy
Be J. Gallego
Beth Francois
Lorena Portillo
Clarence Winn
Wink Kelso
San Antonio
Alpine Junior High Basketball Tourney Opens Today
The Alpine junior high tournament begins today with 27 teams in 7th and 8th grade play. East Pecos and Barstow top the 7th and 8th grade boys field, Barstow and Centennial lead 6th grade girls, Central School is a dark horse, and Alpine squads are expected to show strong play toward the finals on Saturday night.
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East Pecos
Central
Centennial
McCollum Sells His Men’s Store on East Holland Avenue
Frank McCollum has sold his men s store on East Holland Avenue in The Model to Dale Stone and Associates. Stone will be the manager and the sale of fixtures and stock takes effect February 1. McCollum retains ownership of the building after nearly 40 years in business.
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Frank McCollum
East Holland Avenue
Dalestone and Associates
Stone
McCollum
Alpine
Arleen Phillips
Voter registration deadline and local elections noted in Brewster County
Jan 31 is the voter registration deadline with the county Tax Collector's office open until 5 pm for registrants. Mail registrations accepted if postmarked by midnight Jan 31. Up to June 29, 1968, 1,812 voters registered. Alpine elections loom including city, school board, and urban renewal issues. Receipts at Alpine Post Office for 1968 totaled 102,283.77, up from 85,974.45 in 1967 and 82,751.06 in 1966. first class mail rates rose from 5 to 6 cents per ounce on July 7, 1968. Southern Pacific mail trains service was discontinued Jan 31, 1968.
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Texas
Brewster County
Vic Heil
City of
Alpine
Alpine School Board
Ley
Billy West
West
Southern Pacific
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Danny Hernandez
Knobby Sanchez
Jackie Valenzuela
Sharon Smith
Delia Muniz
Doris Lane
Teresa Wilson
Susie Valenzuela
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