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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1952
Page
2
Educational quote discusses long outmoded classroom punishments and the shift toward better home school relations. PTAs host methods courses in the Home Economics room as Alpine High considers FFA incorporation and journalism contest entry.
The Alpine Avalanche reports on local society pages, generosity from the Killion family for a Texas history library, and a push to install more school safety signs at Alpine institutions. It notes donations to Central school, teacher remarks on posters as visual aids, and comments on maintaining safer pathways near the high school and Centennial. Lt Cauble and Spencer Kent, both Alpine graduates, are mentioned along with Sylvia Roberts top 5% achievement at Sul Ross. Textbook selections for next year are discussed.
Dr D A Hilton explains worry as a dominant emotion affecting health and daily life. A business executive recovering from burnout shares how chiropractic care reduced his worry, restoring calm and bodily function after extensive rest and examination. The article advocates chiropractic treatment as a cure and highlights the practitioner at 108.8 Cockerell and Holland Ave, Fel 368.
Principal administrators fear insufficient books for all students while comments on spring’s tragic meet from Central and Centennial schools highlight inability to field grade school teams. Alrpine high faced court shortage until Pilot Club donated funds and school board matched to build two courts nearby.
Mrs Wesselee Barrow notes 42 girl students use the high school courts daily while Alpine grade schools also need facilities. She calls for at least two courts at Central and Centennial schools and two more to ease high school congestion. The concrete areas would serve as constant clean play spaces and as tennis courts.
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