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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
7
Miss Johnnie Weyerts sponsor of competitive math at Alpine High School said additional tests and drills for number sense and slide rule were being requisitioned from University Interscholastic League Headquarters.
A Texas Citizens Committee resolution urges statewide participation in Public Schools Week March 3 4 1958. It calls on citizens to visit local public schools and notes ongoing efforts since 1959 to inform and engage residents about school achievements and problems. Mocked as a decency front by Life Magazine it frames Citizen involvement in education policy nationwide.
Know Your City Schools joins the State Board of Education to urge collaboration among administrators teachers parents and community groups during Public Schools Week. Alpine High librarian June S Dyke announces six new Texas related filmstrips to boost visual aids as budget limits restrict other acquisitions.
The department of geography at Stephen F. Austin College presents a six filmstrip set titled Texas: A View of Tex North Texas Southwestern Texas South Texas Lowlands Northwestern Texas East Texas Timber Belt. Each strip vividly portrays regional geography with realistic images and a general statewide view. The introductory and concluding frames cover Texas population and water resources.
A brief feature by W Arthur Boggs in The Clearing House discusses the mindset of embracing effort over caution, suggesting it is better to fall while attempting a path than never to try at all. The piece reflects mid-century attitudes toward perseverance and personal growth.
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