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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1962

Page

5

Galveston Rebuilt Bigger After Hurricane Carla

Six months after Hurricane Carla Galveston shows a bigger brighter city with rebuilt seawalls, new buildings and police fleet. Officials estimate several million dollars spent on recovery with residents reflecting on resilience and renewed growth.

Lubbock Kyle Thompson Galveston Carla Gulf Coast Island Renee Ereeeerence Sam Schreiber Lars

College official predicts tuition may cap around two thousand

Bowles says higher tax support could keep college tuition from rising beyond about $2,000 in 1970 and that enrollment will soar. He expects slow expansion by strong institutions, with many high school graduates pursuing further study through various college formats by 1980.

G. K. Hodenfield Washington Bowles

Delta Tau Delta Elects Officers at Texas Tech

The Delta Tau Delta fraternity at Texas Tech has elected its spring officers. Named are president Mike McCracken Henderson vice president Gary Strickland Amarillo sergeant at arms John Brown Quanah treasurer Dan Thompson Artesia New Mexico pledge trainer Bruce Richter Lubbock recording secretary Bill Jennings Terrell and corresponding secretary Terry Betenbough Andrews.

Delta Tau Delta Texas Tech Delta Tau Delta Social Fraternity Mike McCraken Henderson Gary Strickland Amarillo John Brown Quanah Ser

Hill earns NSF fellowship for summer math study

Mildred E. Hill a Herbert High School teacher receives a National Science Foundation fellowship for summer study in mathematics at Texas Tech. The fellowship covers three summers enabling extended study.

Washington Mildred E. Hill Herbert High School National Science Foundation Texas Tech

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