Edwin Fowlkes Enlists In Navy Local youth joins airman corps in New Mexico
Edwin Hockaday Fowlkes II, one year old son of Mr and Mrs id HH Fowlkes of Alpine, leaves Pecos for Albuquerque on Sept 10 to enter the United States Navy as an airman recruit. A Alpine High graduate active in FFA, rodeo, and lamb judging, he plans basic training in San Diego. Navy recruiter Chief Lucht notes numerous school paths for graduates, including nuclear propulsion and electronics. Big Bend Squadron Civil Air Patrol and Sul Ross State College donate over 2000 pounds of radio equipment.
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Id HH. Fowlkes
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Naval ROTC scholarships available at Alpine High
School officials announce that Naval Reserve Officer Training Program scholarships information is in the high school library for students and parents to review. Don McNamara formerly of Alpine, now at Tulane University, attends on one of these scholarships. Parents may contact Mrs. June Dyke at Alpine High.
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Alpine Cheerleaders Join SMU School Trip
Alpine High School cheerleaders Linda Kay Linda Miller Sharon Welch and Charlene Watson left Aug 24 for the SMU Cheerleaders School. They visited Gordon Texas on the way and registered on the SMU campus Sunday afternoon joining the first general meeting hosted by Mr. Kerkimer. The 1400-girl school’s instructors outlined aims and the day began with a 6 am wake up and 6:30 am breakfast followed by dormitory police duties before 8 am.
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Alpine High cheer squads excel as school opens
Alpine High School cheer groups split into two morning sections with tumbling and stunts. Alpine clinched first places in daily contests among 30 rival teams, a major leap from 1956. The effort was supported by Marvin Kay Levin Davis and Mrs Kay with guests staying at Gordon. Scholarships on file include Southern Methodist University Sewanee Naval ROTC and National Merit programs.
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Marvin Kay
Levin Davis
Levin
Alpine High
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