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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1959
Page
12
Work installing the PTA sponsored irrigation system on Central campus has grown beyond expectations. Alpine building custodians removed trees in the northeast corner Monday morning to avoid sprinkler interference. School officials hope to complete the project before Friday.
Alpine High School officials seek a furnished apartment for Mrs. Patty Sue Dolener, newly elected head of Alpine High Girl PE Department, with at least two bedrooms. Call available telephone contact for leads.
A long, reflective piece discusses education, youth, and culture. It cites Yale graduates and Alpinе High students, noting shifts in attitudes toward athletics and academics. It highlights generational views, moral questions, and a Princeton scholarship example, ending with a note on farm classification work at Alpine High.
A house guest Fred Jas lucks of Missoula Montana visits Gunnard Johnsons. Mrs. George Shelly Debye and Dan Shelly from Fresno visit the Park. Bert Beckett from Chaney ranch visited Sunday. Lions Club sponsors a Cub Scout troupe with Mac Ott as cubmaster Faye Ott and Virginia Smith den mothers. Six boys joined. Officials Henry Schmidt McCune Ott Gilbert Henry met El Paso wage board reps. Harry Smith to San Angelo on business. Mr and Mrs Stanley Fulcher leave for Big Spring for hospital entry for veteran's physical.
In memory of Cecil Duncan, patrons at Alpine Public Library plan a mystery book sale and display. A Park Ranger’s guest, Mrs Jeanell Earl of Fort Worth, joined churchgoers for a coffee hour at the campfire circle. Norman Herkenam from Washington visited friends in the park. Cecil’s love for mysteries shaped staff conversations and book orders. his humor and sentiment linger as the staff reflects on his frequent visits and remarks about love and adventure.
A heartfelt tribute recalls Cecil Dun can as a devoted reader and WWII veteran. The Alpine Public Library plans a memory display, noting his love of books including Brazil Portrait of a Great Country and Memoirs of World War 1 donated by the American Legion Auxiliary Big Bend Post.
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