Bucks to Play At Van Horn Homecoming Night 1960
Alpine Bucks travel to Van Horn for the 1960 homecoming game at 8 p.m. Friday. Van Horn, a heavy team averaging 170 pounds per position, faces the older Alpine squad with more seniors. Lineups list Van Horn stars Jimmy Stapleton and Bobby Holmes. Alpine counters with Gary Clay and Joe Molinar. Coaches Bromley and Martin plan defensive changes. band and pep squads travel for halftime festivities, with Alpine pep rally planned for 8 o’clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Bucks
van Horn
Bucks
Horn Hornets
Eagles
Buck
Pete Bromley
Jerry Martin
Mike Nelon
Topper Thomas
Nito Minjares
Charley Babcock
Alfredo Espinosa
Dick Bryan
Mona Faye Reed
Alpine High
Alpine
City Hopes To Profit On Deal
City votes to sell a 160000 gallon steel water tank at Small Texas to the highest bidder C fic Railway Co 5900. 1 tank and Councilman Winidan Odessaman offered 1000 planning salvage. Mayor Lockhart notes tank could be cut into three pieces and moved to Alpine for about 700. He estimates a new tank would cost 10000. Tank weighs about 90000 pounds with disagreements on exact weight. Council votes: Winter Corkins Whiteside Hernandez yes. McCollister abstains. The tank’s future use includes a 120000 gallon tank for Sunny Glen. Continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lockhart
Small
Texas
Cfic Railway Co
Bill Win Idan
Odessaman
Lockhart
Sunny Glen Wate
Alpine
Winter
Bob Corkins
John Richard Whiteside
H.C. Hernandez
C.D. McCollister
Odessa
Southern Pacific Railway
Sierra Blanca
Navy
West Texas
Sunny Glen
Southern
Amblin Around with Jim Glasscock highlights and corrections
Amblin Around with Jim Glasscock recaps notes from Alpine area press quirks including rug sizes misstate, gas rate errors, and publicity ties. It mentions Charolais calf gains on Mor Ris TV ranch, A J Bierschwabe, Sir Pan Gil, and Morrea News, plus local theater comeback, a pine tree plant, and Charles Patterson’s Rice University enrollment as a pre law student.
Sul Ross selects officers for 1960 61 term
Sul Ross State College named officers for the 1960 61 term across all classes. Graduate officers include Bobby Jobes Alpine vice president Rosalind McFarland Meridian secretary treasurer and Bobby Wixson Alpine reporter. Senior Class president Andy Owens Alpine with Jesse Hatfield Midland as vice president Jean Treadaway Carlsbad as secretary treasurer and John Keith Alpine as reporter. Student Council reps include Senior Herbert Bedford Boyd Mary Anne Robison Sabinal and Woody Richards Bandera. Class officers span Junior Virginia Inabinet Corpus Christi secretary treasurer Margaret McKinney El Paso reporter Rance Smith Eunice vice president and Tom Owens Barnhart repeats as class president. Sophomores Emmett ODonnell Sweeny president Jerry Burleson Dell City vice president Linda Kay Alpine Wanda Craig Divide Barbara Morton Midland reporter with Charlene Watson Alpine Billy Thetford Whitharral as council reps. Freshmen Stanley Seaghr Petersburg president Bill Bourbon Abilene vice president Laroy Kunnaway Hobbs secretary Carmen Brown Valentine reporter Sarah Kerr Odessa Bobby McQueen Austwell as council rep plus Mary Jo Hightower Midland. These officers will serve nine months in campus leadership and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross State
Lege Hive
Bobby Jobes
Alpine
Lee Roy Kiesling
Rosalind McFarland
Meridian
Texas
Bobby Wixson
Andy Owens
Jesse Hatfield
Midland
Jean Treadaway
Carlsbad
John Keith
Herbert Bedford
Boyd
Mary Anne Robison
Sabinal
Woody Richards
Bandera
Sul Ross Student Association
Tom Owens
Barnhart
Rance Smith
Eunice
N. M
Virginia Inabinet
Corpus Christi
Margaret McKinney
el Paso
Ary Ney
Some Carter
van Horn
Emmett O'Donnell
Sweeny
Jerry Burleson
Dell City
Linda Kay
Wanda Craig
Divide
Barbara Morton
Charlene Watson
Billy Thetford
Whitharral
Stanley Seaghr
Petersburg
Bill Bourbon
Abilene
Laroy Kunnaway
Hobbs
Carmen Brown
Valentine
Sarah Kerr
Odessa
Bobby McQueen
Austwell
Mary Jo Hightower
Coca Cola Bottling Eyes Alpine Plant Opening
Big Bend Coca-Cola plans a new bottling plant in Alpine if water tests pass Coca-Cola Laboratory Atlanta approval. A well near Antelope Lodge on West U.S. Highway 9 produced 682 gallons per minute in 24 hours, drilled 215 feet for the company. Land optioned from Williams, 2 acres, with 10 000 square feet building to serve Presidio Brewster Jeff Davis Pecos and Terrell counties. Operation hoped by April 1961. current plant is in Marfa. Leveraging Alpine location for geology. project overseen by N Watson Loyd Henderson KL Dunagan and Coca-Cola officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Williams
Antelope Lodge
U.S. Highway 9
Big End Coca Cola Bottling Co
N. Watson
Tosted
Loyd Henderson KL
Dunagan
Coca Colapany
Monahans
We Big Bend Company
Atlanta
Williams
Big Bend Coca-Cola
Presidio
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Pecos
Terrell
Alpine
Marfa
Coca-Cola
C. N. Watson
Eric Williams
Loyd
Winter Gives Tank History in Small Texas City
Winter recounts history of purchasing a steel water tank for Small Texas from Southern Pacific Railway. He says prior leaders sought expert advice and recommended against buying. The city council learned the tank had already been purchased. one offer was $1,000, cost cited as $300, and no sale planned.
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Iy Youncyman
Pin Winter
Small
Texas
Southern Pacific Railway
W. E. Lockhart
Lockhart
Winter
Gene Hilger
Peop’e
Fort Stock‘on
Crane
Penwell
Odessa
Alpine
Hillger
AHS Student Council Hosts Faculty Social
Alpine High School Student Council hosts a faculty social with a regular meeting and a guest speaker. Miss Loretta Schmidt discussed ideas on hosting a foreign exchange student at Alpine High School.
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AHS
Loretta Schmidt
Alpine High School
Fall Enrollment At Sul Ross To Set New Record
Sul Ross State College enrollment for the fall semester is projected to break records, with registrar R D Decker reporting 909 students enrolled as of 9 am Wednesday. The tally includes full-time and night students on campus, excluding extension courses.
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Sul Ross
Decker
Sul Ross State College
Resistrar R
Alpine
Wften
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Alpine Youth Lobo Starter Named to Sul Ross Lineup
Enjio Hernandez of Alpine is announced as a starting tackle for the Sul Ross Lobos under Coach David Slaughter. A 6 foot 210 pound former Alpine High athlete, he earned multiple letters in baseball basketball football and track and was All-District in football. The Lobos seek a second win Friday against Eastern New Mexico University Portales with their first home game set for Oct 8 at 8 pm against Texas Lutheran College Seguin at Jackson Field Bernal Light attended Buick school in El Paso this week.
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D. D. Terrell
Enjio Hernandez
Elanterio Hernandez
Alpine
Sul Rosso Lobo
David Slaughter
Hernandez
Alpine High School
Sul Ross Lobos
Eastern Mexico University
Portales
Greyhounds
Lobos
Pam
Sul Ross
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Jackson Field
Marion Cowell named Sul Ross drum major in tryouts
Marion Cowell, Alpine High School former head twirler, was named drum major of the Sul Ross State College Band after Tuesday tryouts. Alpine twirler Mary Miller and other finalists Donna Davenport Pecos Carolyn Edmondson San Saba Dixie Kennedy El Paso were chosen as twirlers. The new band members debut October 1 at the Lobo Band trip to San Marcos for the Sul Ross Southwest Texas State football game.
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Marion Cowell
Alpine High School
Sul Ross State College
Mary Miller
Alpine
Corbett Smith
Donna Davenport
Pecos
Carolyn Edmondson
San Saba
Dixie Kennedy
el Paso
Miss Cowell
Louise Cowell
Miss
Lions Club to Sponsor Field Concessions This Fall
Alpine Lions Club plans to run concessions at home football games this fall. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hate were visitors in Odessa at the start of the period. The item mentions Bedford Walters Brooks Acton and the Big Beat in a fragmented, era style notice.
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Mrs. Cecil Hate
Odessa
Alpine Club Hosts Team Golf Tourney for Members
Alpine Country Club will run a team point golf tournament on Sunday September 25 restricted to prospective members. Teams of four mix men and women across classifications with handicaps. Entries close Saturday night and fourballs will be posted for 18 holes. Prizes go to the winning team and a Dutch treat dinner is planned September 24. Reservations with Bill Loven due by tonight. Golf committee members include Bill Sobl Ray LaBeff Charles Boreing Pete Bishop and Jim Francois.
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Alpine Country Club
Memid
Tere
Bill Loven
Bill Sobl
Ray LaBeff
Charles Boreing
Pete Bishop
Jim Francois
Roark Elected Alpine High Student Council Sponsor
Roark was chosen by the Alpine High student body last Wednesday to serve as Student Council sponsor for the 1960-61 school year. He will work with Miss Johnnie Weyerts, sponsoring the S.C.
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Roark
Leroy Roark
Alpine High
Johnnie Weyerts
S.C
CC Opposes Western Union Agency in Alpine
Directors voted to file a protest with the Federal Communications Commission against a Western Union office here. Sept 25 is the deadline for the company to set up an agency at Alpine Furniture Exchange with Art Gardin chair. They began work on an industrial folder for the Industrial Commission in Austin, Marvin Kay heads the effort. No new updates on the Trans-Texas Airways case. The council voted against granting a natural gas franchise.
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Federal Cornations Commission
Western Union
Iis Western Union
Alpine Furniture Exchange
Art Gardin Char
Industrial Commission
Austin
Marvin Kay
Trans-Texas Airways
W. E. Lockhart
El Paso Firm Bids Low on River Road Contract
Borsberry Construction Co of El Paso submitted the low bid of 1,107,987 for paving the River Road between Big Bend National Park and Presidio. State Highway officials in Austin received the bid, but no award decision had been announced. The project covers 28.625 miles from five miles east of Bedford to 0.6 miles east of Brewster County.
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Big Bend National Park
Presidio
Borsberry Construction Co
el Paso
Austin
Charles T. Holmes
State
Little Theatre Planned Here: Meeting Set For Tuesday Night
Alpine and the surrounding area show interest in forming a community theatre group. A meeting is called for Tuesday night at Sul Ross Fine Arts Auditorium to elect permanent officers and organize committees for play reading, production, fundraising, and telephone work.
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Alpine
Ig Bend Players
King Terry, Jr
Alr. Ponton
Kathryn Boyd
Carl Heiman
Lee Cowell
B.ohl
J. D. Helman
He Ways
Charles Stringfellow
Paul Forchheimer
Fine Arts
Sul Ross
Leity
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Jimmy Stapleton
Bobby Holmes
Jody Henderson
C. David Morris
Eddie Villalobos
Ray Mason
Oscar Gonzales
Valentien Montoya
Gary Mitchell
Sammy Sparks
Sandy Neal
The
Gary Clay
Forced Chavez
Woody Hitchcock
Joe Molinar
Armando Leyva
Ricnara Hale
Bart Pate
Lee Anderson
Manuel Payne
Frank Bustamente
Pete Hernandez
Amblin
With Jim Glasscock
Gilmer Morriss
Morea
Morriss
A. J. Bischwale
Range Animal Husbandry
Bierschwabe
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Lobo Drive-In
Fred Jack
R.A. Bow
Idaho
Joe Davidson
Balmothea
Fort Stockton
Dallas
Charles Patterson
Julie
C. E. Patterson
Houston
Rice Univrsity
Charles
Pig Bend
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Coca-Cola Laboratory
Henderson
Wint
Bernal Light
Casner Motor Co
Buick
Elijio Hernandez
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