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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
2
Central Honor Roll lists top students for grades 8 7 and 6 at Central School. At a West Texas Utilities Co board meeting Rolf W. Hardy was elected president, succeeding S B Phillips Jr who earlier became president of Central and South West Corp.
Alpine High School lists twenty seven honor students across classes. Seniors include Dee Blackman Marty Lawler Debby Thomason Linda Bierschwale Karen Brown Peggy Sue Vincent Cecilia Turner Emily Miller Esther Wright Ronnie Crone Karen Parr. Juniors are Cynthia Neu Jacobina Skinner Janet Mills Jean Jones Georgie Oates Mary Bell Lockhart Margaret Jo Rains Debbie Boysen. Sophomores Sammy Morrison Marsha Mills. Freshmen Elaine Neu Maurine Patterson Helen Ann Barler Dick Ramey Marilyn Shields Donna Boyd.
Hallie Veale of Perryton visits Alpine to attend Sul Ross Homecoming with the Davises. DeeAnn Dyke, TWU student and former Sul Ross student, also a guest. Families from Sonora Sanderson Del Rio San Antonio El Paso and San Angelo join the festivities and visits. Arlie Weatherman transfers to San Angelo by Red Barn Chemical Corp with family moves from Alpine.
The statement notes that James Russell Lowell served as the inaugural editor of the Atlantic Monthly, establishing the magazine's editorial leadership and literary direction.
Missionary from the Congo, Rev. Lawrence H. Robinson, will address First Methodist Church in Alpine on November 10 at 7 p.m. A reception follows in the church undercroft. Robinson has served as district superintendent and educator in the Republic of Congo since 1949 and is currently on a year’s furlough in the United States, having directed a secondary school in Elisabethville, Southern Congo, for the past two years.
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