Pecos High School Dress Controversy Sparks Liberty Plea
A Pecos column argues for student fashion freedom amid a quiet school week. It compares dress rules to tyranny, defends short socks and lack of silk hose, and urges removing uniforms to restore community pride and liberty. The piece ends urging readers to read the ads in the Enterprise.
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Christaan
Pecos
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Pecos School News Sevenths prize for PTA mom attendance
The Seventh Grade anticipates graduation in under three weeks and works toward finals. They report art and writing notebooks in progress, most mothers attended the PTA, and all library books are accounted for under librarian supervision. Sixth graders study hard. several absences noted. some girls sing in a high school program with Miss Lucile Stephen as accompanist. J W Davis leaves to work on a ranch. others absent.
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Satan
Pecos
J. W. Davis
Lucile Stephen
Written and Edited by Pupils in School Pages
A school page credits Elizabeth Chapman as editor and Auline Stephen as managing editor with staff writers and student editors across grades. Mervin Whalen oversees sports while Virginia Thomas leads seniors and Jos Hudson Starley juniors.
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Lizabeth Chapman
Auline Stephen
Mervin Whalen
Virginia Thomas
Jos
Hudson Starley
Lizabeth Lilley
Norabelle Hollebeke
Bobbie Collie
Billy Fletcher
Student plan for final days and flowers noted
The dialogue mentions sending flowers for a Wednesday. Mrs Cole offers a room with five days of silence for a picnic. They currently have four days and need one more day. There are twenty days left in the school term.
High School Competitors Return from Austin Meet
Local district winners returned Monday from Austin after competing for state honors. Supt. J. R. Humphrey accompanied them. Pecos High School entrants included Burton Boatright in extemporaneous speaking, Dick Starley and Mervin Whalen in debuting, and J. E. Click in the javelin. The trip was a big experience for the team.
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Austin
Supt
J. R. Humphrey
Pecos High School
Burton Boatright
Dick Starley
Mervin Whalen
J. E. Click
Unloading on Texas says state won't buy Rusk College ruins
The chairman of the House appropriation committee warned the state will not purchase the abandoned Rusk College buildings for conversion into an insane asylum. The move targets unused or failing schools but would burden taxpayers.
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Rusk College
Texas
El Paso County Irrigated Agriculture Emphasized
El Paso County shows irrigation driven totals exceeding 85 million with an average per acre near 89 dollars. Despite this, cotton and cotton seed accounts for over 4.5 million of the output. The Pecos Enterprise ads urge diversification as a key to successful farming under irrigation.
Sul Ross to Host Simmons in May 13 Spring Game
Alpine Texas. Sul Ross State Teachers College plans a spring football game against Simmons Low Boys on May 13 at 4 30 to allow local businessmen to attend. Last season Sul Ross won a hard fought meeting but Lobos hope to reverse the outcome. Key Lobo players Karl Wicker Duck Younger Buddy Withers Blanton McLean are set to star.
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Alpine
Texas
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Simmons Low
Cowboys
Lobos
Lobo
Karl Wicker
Duck Younger
Buddy Withers
Blanton McLean
Ox Cowan to Play Final College Gridiron This Summer
W. D. Ox Cowan, Sul Ross College football star from Pecos, will appear on the college gridiron for the last time as he graduates at the end of the Summer Term. The renowned back plans to finish studies while pursuing coaching and athletic opportunities.
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W. D
Ox” Cowan
Sul Ross
Pecos
Auditors' Bills Soar in Land Office Probe Costs
Auditors’ bills for the recent land office investigation totaled 4927 dollars, about 3000 dollars above the forecast. The piece notes investigations are costly and suggests the Texas legislature may create a standing committee to probe probes, with another panel to scrutinize inspecting committees.
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Land Office
Texas
How Much It Costs To Send Howe South America
The passage notes the Sessions debate about inspecting state institutions and calls for a dietition on the committee. It states it cost about $30,000 to send Howe to South America by battleship, a higher expense than sending him to Washington.
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Howe
South America
Washington
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