McGaughy Reenters Texas Christian University Fort Worth
Phil McGaughy left last week to re-enter Texas Christian University in Fort Worth for continued studies and athletics.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1957
Page
2
Phil McGaughy left last week to re-enter Texas Christian University in Fort Worth for continued studies and athletics.
Pvt Daniel F. Ogas, son of Mr and Mrs Abelino M. Ogas of Alpine, is set to complete eight weeks of basic combat training at Fort Chaffee Arkansas on September 20. The training emphasized drill, weapons handling, and discipline as part of his Army service.
Alpine High School Student Council announces the first all school assembly by Southern School Assemblies set for October 1 in the Alpine High Auditorium. The Reserve Forces Act program will take place at Fort Chaffee Arkansas. Ogas graduated from Alpine High in 1957.
Ranch notes report persistent dryness across the Fort Davis and Davis Mountains region with several properties selling stock or planning feeding. Nearby, the A R Eppenauer and Atkinson lines are praised for grass and Appaloosa horses, while Alamo Creek work by Jack Howard reshapes water flow and local farmers discuss cattle and sheep plans amid scarce rain.
Pvt. Celestino L. Valenzuela Jr. of Alpine graduates Sept. 13 from a 12 week Fort Chaffee radio communication course. He learned radio operation Morse code sending and receiving. Valenzuela, 20, is an Alpine High School graduate. Jess Wyatt, UT civil engineering student, visited here between terms and will earn a Texas degree in January.
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