Welcome the Faculty Barbecue in Alpine 1969
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce hosts the annual Welcome the Faculty Barbecue at Kokernot Lodge at 7 tonight. John Stradley notes the event brings together residents with Sul Ross State University and Alpine Public Schools faculty. New teachers will be introduced by Clarence Winn and Dr. Norman McNeil. Tickets cost 2.50 each and include a meal. remaining tickets are on sale until 3 p.m. today at the Chamber office and several local stores.
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Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Kokernot Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
John Stradley
Alpine
Sul Ross State University
Clarence Winn
Alpine Public Schools
Norman McNeil
Sul Ross
Chamber
Safeway
Forchheimer's
City Drug Store
Prescription Shop
Alpine Public Schools Not Lauched From Accreditation
Alpine Public Schools have not lost accreditation. Superintendent Clarence Winn says the TEA visit in 1969 gave a final warning with a one year grace to improve. He notes recent improvements including four added classrooms, a $1.5 million bond approved May 10 for 16 elementary rooms and a new high school plant for 450 students.
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Alpine Public
Clarence Winn
Avalanche
Texas Education Agency
Winn
Austin
State Board of Education
Accreditation Committee
TEA
Alpine
Sul Ross State University Enrollment Edges Up for Fall 1969
Dr. Norman L. McNeil says fall enrollment near completion with 2 291 students currently. Final figure awaits data from a regional seminar, and the university expects a 5 to 10 student rise over 1968, which posted a 24 percent increase from 1967.
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Sul Ross State University
Norman L. McNeil
McNeil
Sul Ross
Austin
Big Bend
Permian
Eagles Hold Win Over El Paso Hi
The Alpine High School Bucks meet the Pecos Eagles at Jackson Field Friday night after Pecos routed El Paso High 30-0 and Alpine edged McCamey 10-0 last week. The Eagles led by Stanley Woods John Sturgeon and Danny Rodriguez piled up 269 rushing yards and 122 passing yards while earning 25 first downs. The Buck JV travels to Van Horn tonight for a 7:30 game following a 14-7 win over Kalmorehea’s varsity last Saturday.
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Alpine High School Bucks
Pecos Eagles
Jackson Field
Bucks
McCamey
Eagles
el Paso High Tigers
Pecos
Stanley Woods
John Sturgeon
Danny Rodriguez
el Paso
Alpine
Buck
van Horn
Kalmorhea
Lobos Open At Angelo in 1969 Grid Opener
Sul Ross State University Lobos begin the 1969 football season on the road against Angelo State Rams on Saturday September 20. Rams boast a strong backfield led by Dwight Burns with transfers and freshmen contributing on offense and defense. Lobos face injury concerns with star QB Joe Priest likely sidelined early and Rex Fry out for the season, but Chris Byerley shows good form and replacements like Ronnie Bell and Mike Flynt are ready.
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Sul Ross State University Lobos
Angelo State University Rams
Rams
Stephen F. Austin
Richard Harvey
Lobos
Joe Priest
Orton
Rex Fry
Austin
Chris Byerley
Perryton
Ronnie Bell
Breckenridge
Odessa Permian High School
Mike Flynt
Dwight Burns
Jack Martin
Jerry Austin
Junior Cunningham
Ram
Randy Parker
Angelo State
Bobby Simms
Bobby Pherizo
Mike Sullivan
Mike Ott
Charter Study Group Named for Home Rule In Alpine
Fifteen Alpine citizens were named by the City Council as a charter study commission to evaluate replacing the present General Law municipal government with Home Rule. If approved, the change would go to voters in a special election. Other actions included easement papers for water pipeline by Carpenter and Hendryx, a 150000 gallon storage tank need, and a rezoning hearing for West Alpine property. The council also denied removing a Granada Theatre parking meter and approved crosswalk painting near Central School.
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Alpine
Bob Lafarelle
Sam Thomas
Knox Reid
C. B. Casey
Gene Hendryx
Roger Towns
al Sanchez
Pete Gallego
Howard Hardegree
Don Geeslin
Ida Vernon
Harry Carpenter
J. W. Eddleman
E. J. Foley
H. J. McBride
Werner Hollis
Brewster Memorial Hospital
Civil Defense Hospital
Tom Connor
James R. Sohl
West Alpine
West Anson
North Std
Joe Davidson
Granada Theatre
Homer Hudgins
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission of Austin
Central School
Trans-Pecos Abstract Co Opens New Building Friday
Trans-Pecos Abstract Co will hold an open house Friday Sept 19 in its new 3000 foot building at 210 N 6th St across from the courthouse. Refreshments from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. plus a 81st anniversary celebration highlight the event as Mrs M L Hopson outlines firm history and modern facilities.
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Trans-Pecos Abstract Co
M. L. Hopson
N. 6Th St
E. L. Gage
Brewster County
C. E. Way
Douglas and Sanford
Eagle Pass
Trans
Hopson
All Steel
Banes Co
el Pas
Santa Elena Canyon
Juarez
Gilbert Felts
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Monette Molinar
Charlotte Gibson
Jan Ponton
Irma Sandate
Sandy Lynn
Cynthia Dominguez
Minerva Uranga
Angelo
Trans -Pecos
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