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25 Years Ago in the Big Bend Davis Mountains Land Marks
The Alpine area yields a patchwork of notes from Sul Ross College projects to local hires and community updates. Plans include construction of 12 student cottages, a Humble Oil test near Alpine, and several moves in local schools, businesses, and public life, with enrollments rising and town figures reflecting activity.
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Big Bend-Davis Mountains
Sul Ross
Stateers College
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Alpine School Language Debate and 1947 Spanish Abandonment
The Alpine district faced debate on adding foreign languages to elementary grades. EPC and IEA officials argued for funds and trained teachers, while opponents questioned the need and feasibility. The Alpine schools had previously dropped Spanish in 1947 after students saw little need and few qualified teachers. A Sanderson football game day Friday featured a commendation for a sponsor and boys from Alpine Central School.
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Taxpayer Defined as Exempt from Civil Service Exams
A taxpayer is defined as someone who does not need to pass a civil service examination to work for the government. This distinction separates those hired without the testing requirement from other applicants, outlining eligibility based on employment rules.
Ag Boys Restore Bell After Season Studied Look
A trailer mounted bell, worn by weather, was refurbished after a Sept. 9 incident. The Ag boys painted it gilt, restoring its attractive look for the season opener and inspiring cheers as two touchdowns were scored.
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Warnock Attends National Biology Meeting at Oklahoma Campus
Dr Barton H Warnock of Sul Ross College attends the American Institute of Biological Sciences annual meeting on the Oklahoma campus during the first week of September. More than 3000 scientists gather for the 11th event as leaders discuss biological energy harnessing, plant taxonomy, and rapid biotechnical advances, with remarks on the pace of progress and stock market implications.
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Sul Ross College
American Institute of Biological Sciences
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