Alpine students excel in national chemistry exams 1963
Two Alpine students at Sul Ross State College ranked in the nations top percentiles in 1962 63 advanced chemistry exams. James Dobie topped the top 1 percent and plans to study at the University of Kansas after August. Tony Warnock placed in the top 10 percent in inorganic and physical chemistry and will attend the University of Wisconsin. Both are listed in Who’s Who and Alpha Chi members. Both finished four years of college in two calendar years and graduated Alpine High School in 1961.
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Sul Ross State College
James Dobie
Dobie
Dudley Dobie
University of Kansas
Sul Ross
Tony Warnock
Barton Warnock
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Chi
Alpine High School
Gamma Sigma Epsilon
Warnock
Stehle Named Chemist in Dallas FDA Lab
Norman Foster announces Robert Stehle as chemist in the Dallas FDA laboratories. Foster visited the Sul Ross campus on May 17 and interviewed Stehle. Stehle, son of Mr and Mrs Alton A Stehle of Midland, will receive a BS in chemistry from Sul Ross this summer.
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Stehle
Norman Foster
Dallas
Food and Drug Administration
Robert Stehle
Foster
Sul Ross
Young Stehle
Alton A. Stehle
Midland
Seymour to Get Chemistry Stipend At Institute Conference
Dr. Raymond B. Seymour chair of chemistry at Sul Ross State College will serve as the Southwest conferee at the Institute of Paper Chemistry conference August 19 through 30. The NSF sponsors the event with Lawrence College and the institute. Seymour also accepts a June to August stint at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and will visit the University of New Hampshire as a distinguished alumnus. He plans to attend the American Chemical Society meeting in New York in September to present a recap paper and represent the Permian Basin Section at the National Council meeting. Nevada remains the driest and least populated state in the U.S.
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Raymond B. Seymour
Sul Ross State College
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Lawrence College
National Science Foundation
Seymour
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
University of New Hampshire
Durham
American Chemical Society
New York City
Permian Basin
National Council
Memorial Day Bugle Call Traced to Civil War Lull
A historical note from June 6 1963 highlights the plaintive bugle call used in Memorial Day observances. The piece traces its composition to a lull in Civil War fighting and mentions the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasional Geographic Society
Butterfield's Haunting Notes From Berkeley Plantation Camp
General Daniel Butterfield, commander in the Army of the Potomac, wrote the haunting notes as his brigade camped on the Berkeley Plantation. The lines became infamous during Civil War recollections.
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International Cottons
Spanisiesplendor
Maia
Shelby Smith
Vargas Vochagavin
Madrid
Buss
Maidon Shelby Smith
Biki
Milan
Nevada
U.S
Henry Bailey Service Station
Humble Products
W. Holland
Casner’s of
Alpine
Ch ‘Rolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Cadillac
Koanombor
Dad Sili Duy
Dacron & Wool
Dad
Frank McCollum
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