Exams This Week At Alpine Schools
School officials announce first six week exams in all Alpine Schools this week and report cards are due Friday October 16.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1959
Page
2
School officials announce first six week exams in all Alpine Schools this week and report cards are due Friday October 16.
Big Bend parents and teachers organized the Panther Junction Parents Teachers Association on Sunday October. Officers include Rod Broyles as vice president and Park Ranger Joseph Orr as secretary. The group sponsors a milk program for mid morning recess with support from Buell DeMunbeun. Park Ranger Gerald Sielaff to Grand Canyon National Park as park naturalist. Fire Prevention Week observed with trainings for Big Bend staff.
The First Aid course taught by Dean Mjosness starts at 7 p.m. October 12 in the Sul Ross Library Room. It runs Mondays through October 22 with no tuition, a 75 cent textbook, and certificates for both the 8 and 16 hour courses. Enrollment is open to students townspeople and staff ages 18 and older.
District VI of the Permian Basin Area reports the resignation of Mrs. H Leo Tucker as chair and her move to Weslaco. Dahlstrom family loss saddens the neighborhood as Troop 4 bids farewell to Mrs Dahlstrom and Cynthia. Troop 3 begins activities with new officers and creative writing projects.
Twenty three motor vehicles were registered in Brewster County during September. Listings include Alpine residents with Chevrolet wagon Mercury sedan Pontiac Cadillac sedan Ford station wagon and other makes. Also noted are registrations from Big Bend National Park Pecos Fort Stockton and Terlingua with several pickups and a tractor unit.
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