Alpine High releases 1951 52 college bound roster
The Alpine High School community learns which students will attend colleges beyond Sul Ross. Notables include Bob Duncan heading to Texas University with an assistantship, and other names such as Kayh een Armstrong George Davis Catharine Hill Patsy Patterson Charlotte Slight Dan Kent and more. The piece notes academic honors and prior Sul Ross coursework transferring 59 of 60 hours, plus plans for physics and nuclear physics majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High
Sul Ross
Andy Hudson
Texas A&m
Kayheen Armstrong
Boyd Etheredge
George Davis
Texas University
John Newell Jr
Fred Williams Jr
Tommy van Auken
Princeton
Catharine Hill
Rice Institute
Hilly Cowell
Texas Tech
Bonnie Russell
New Mexico A&m
Dan Kent
Baylor
Spencer Kent
Patsy Patterson
TWC
Bob Duncan
University of Texas
Charlotte Slight
North Texas
Fred Williams
Bob
Texas U
New England
Middle Atlantic
Texas
Neuritis and Sciatica Explained by Chiropractic
Neuritis is a painful nerve inflammation affecting power and sensation in the areas served by the nerve, commonly in the arms. Sciatica is neuritis of the sciatic nerve from the lower back down the leg, often causing extreme pain and bedridden spells. Chiropractic adjustments are said to best help neuritis by correcting mechanical disturbances and vertebral displacements. Dr. D. A. Hilton, office at 103 N Cockrell and Welland Ave, Tel 2543.
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D. A. Hilton
N. Cockrell and
Welland Avenue
Ancient Libraries Span Egypt and Mesopotamia to Now
Research from the Texas State Library notes libraries extend to ancient cities in Egypt and Mesopotamia with inscriptions like a Theban House of Books. It traces the library evolution from clay tablets to papyrus and print, noting Bodleian as oldest still existing, Harvard College Library 1638 start, and British Museum 1753 origin.
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Egypt
Mesopotamia
Texas State Library
Austin
Socrates
Karnak
Thebes
Texas
Harvard
John Harvard
British Museum
Maine voting patterns cited by 1953 encyclopedia
The 1953 American Peoples Encyclopedia notes New Mexico has chosen the winner in every presidential election since statehood. It says the state backed a plurality in 1912 and 1924, and a clear majority in all other elections.
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Maine
New Mexico
American Peoples Encyclopedia
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Sarah Rogers
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Forbes Publishing Compar
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Nell Forbes
A. N. Alkire
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Alma Chambers
Marathon
Alpine
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidio
Tom Valadez
Bucks
Marlin Cowboy Robinson
Duane Smith
Janice Parker
Lee Matt Smith
Joanna Newell
Joe Howard Brooks
Carolyn Smith
Martha Hill
Imagean Gray
Sandra Breshears
Pat Allen
Mary Jo Bowden
el Ocotillo
el Toro
Kelley
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Leroy Roark
Alpine Central
Central
Centennial
Manuel Pallanez
San Antonio
Manuel
Richard Widmark
M-G-M
Elaine Stewart
U. S. Army
Karl Madden
Carleton Carpenter
Russ Tamblyn
Ansco
Lobo Drive- In
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Jim Francois
H. B. Fort
Wrage Foundation
SUL Ross State College
Fine Arts
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Alvin Hall Machinery Company
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Odessa
West
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Mew
Mexico
And
West Texas
Overland
Lili
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