Alpine High band honors and school progress noted
Alpine reports its Buck Band selects a new drum major Jerry Lee Armstrong first boy in 12 years. twirlers named Carol Vogt Betsy Wright and others. A district tennis team advances with Linda Kay and Harriet Carpenter reaching state, amid travel and weather hurdles. Community improvements include terracing of campus runoff to protect soil and grow grass for a safer play area.
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Buck Band
Jerry Lee Armstrong
J. M. Turner
Alpine
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Jerry
Alpine High School
Twirling
Carol Vogt
Carlene Hegelund
Betsy Wright
Jerry Armstrong
Harry Miles
Jimmy Wright
Gua Lee Morrw
Betsy Young
Tony Stringer
Richard Hale
Gene Morrison
Pat Holman
Marion Cowell
Pat Ray
Toni Pate
Mary Miller
Donna ” Burdette
Earlene Anderau
Austin
Linda Kay
Harriet Carpenter
Clear Creek
Galveston
Houston
Van
van Zandt County
Texas
Asu
Tawaka High School
Faudback
van Alps
Valadez
Texas Defense
Alpine Centennial School
Gonzalo Lafarelle
Robert Carrothers Assigned To Florida Air Control Center
The FAA appoints Robert J. Carrothers as an air route traffic controller. Formerly of Alpine, he is assigned to the Jacksonville Center in Florida. He trained with FAA controllers and will direct civil and military aircraft across the United States, aiming to maintain safety and efficient airways through a network of electronic aids.
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Fort Worth
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Sul Ross State College
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Romsey Amway Bernt
Central School Boys Contest In Fourth Little Olympics
Central Campus hosted the fourth annual Boys Little Olympics with 95 of 122 boys competing. Grades 3 through 7 showcased sprints, relays, jumps, and shot put, led by multiple first place winners such as Sammy Morrison Pete Wylie and Dennis Earl Bryant, earning blue ribbons for first place and red for second.
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Alpine Central
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Sammy Morrison
Don McEntire
Jackie Davis
Teddy Woodruff
Dennis Bryant
Sam Cooley
Archie Clouse
Dennis Earl Bryant
Roger Ripley
Rex Crawford
Gary Tyler
Freddie Hill
Mike Powers
Teddy’ Woodruff
Jeff Haynes
Pete Wylie
Bill Burling
Robert Burling
Joe, Haynes
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Bobby Sims
Bill Burley
Bud Morgan
Guy Crawford
Scotty Robts
Carpenter
Jones
Nondruff
Mary
Amateur Athletic Union
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