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Alpine High School 1960'S & 1970'S Memorial Roster Alpine High School 1960’s & 1970’s Memorial Roster Rev ZA – 22 February 2018 Revisions Rev Date Additions*/Modifications (row #) Rev ZA 22 Feb ‘18 Irma Chavez (missing since ‘81) (33), J.J Espinosa (68), James (Mike) Griffin (94)” Rev Z 19 Oct ‘17 Mike Bogusch (12), Frank Hernandez* (101), Gene Morrison* (155), Jack Roach* (198) Rev Y 08 Sep ‘17 Ann Estelle McBride-Stewart* (135), Margaret Ramos-Delao (190) Casey Clark (34), Lauris Hawkins (row 96), Ann Estelle McBride-Stewart (135), Woodie Rev X-1 30 Aug ‘17 Woodruff (row 247) Rev W 21 Jul ‘17 William (Billy) Headrick, ‘62 (row 96) and George Price, ‘64 (row182) Jerry Burleson (23), Cheryl McCollister (131), Concha Reyes-Molinar (187), Kathleen Rev V 02 Mar ‘17 “Bunni” Roach (193), Rufus Urquidez (224), Ferris Anderson* (3), Gloria Brito-Ramirez (18), Richard Bryan* (19), Thomas Coats* (35), Vicki Cobos-Casstillo (37), Rory Coggins-Goodfriend (40), Harold Cowell* (46), Lindy Rev U 16 Oct ‘16 Creigh-Beal* (48), Rene DeLaRosa (55), Freddy Dominguez* (59), Dorothy Hinkley- Overstreet* (99), Rex Ivey* (102), Jimmy Johnson* (109), Adan Llanes (119), Mike Milan* (138), Rebecca Moreno* (145), Adan Quesada (178) Jasper Jess Adamson (1),Juan Jose Carrillo (25), Louis Carrillo (26), Freddy Cavender (27), Alfred Cogdill (36), Lena Cogdill-Rowland (37), Bobby Cordova (40)*, Consuelo Cordova (42), Harold Cowell (43), Joe Devenport (53)*, Jane Devenport-Hoffman (54),George Ramos Hernandez (93), Norma Jaquez-Martinez (104), Patsy LaBeff (112), Rev T 12 Sep ‘16 Brenda Logan-Shackelford (118), Valentine Ybarra Lujan (120), Consuelo Navarrette- Campos (152), Frances Orozco (157), John H. Page*(160), Wallace Peters (166), Joe Ramsey (178), Cecelia Turner-Hollis-Murphy (214) - Vicki Lynn Word (232) (Mary Bell Lockhart provided a list which contains additional classmates, which have been added, thanks Mary Bell.) -Rev S 26 Mar ‘16 George Fierro, John H. Page Rev Q 8 Oct ‘15 Bobby Doug Forrester, David Hamilton, Jesus (Chuy) Jacquez, Scott Williams (xxx) - row number * - Modification to an existing entry The below roster, of the 1960’s and 1970’s Alpine High School students, teachers, administrators and board members, who are believed to have passed, is offered as a memorial to their lives. Students that we may have known only in Central School or Centennial School are also included. An Elm Grove Cemetery Map, with classmate burial sites, has been added to the bottom of the Roster. I am also looking for a suitable Holy Angels Cemetery map, so that I can add classmates that are burial there. I’ve had a lot of help putting this roster together and acknowledge Mary Bell Lockhart for maintaining a list of ‘60’s & ‘70’s students and she is credited with providing many names of those who have passed. Ray Hendryx is another person that has contributed to this roster by providing a number of obituaries. Recently, I returned to the U.S. and took some time off to visit the Archives of the Big Bend, located in the Sul Ross Library building. Thanks to Melleta Bell and Jerri Garza, local archivist, I and my brother Mike, were able to locate over fifty, ‘60’s-70’s, AHS alumni obituaries. I encourage anyone interested in Alpine/Big Bend area history to visit the archives. My father, Charles Hunter owned and operated Alpine’s, Hunter’s House of Better Photography, from ’49 until his death in ’62. Hundreds of his photographs were donated to the archives and are available for review/copy. Facebook Memorial Roster/Yearbook Albums have been added to the “closed”, “Alpine High School Grads 60’s & 70’s” Facebook Group Site - https://www.facebook.com/groups/135398729855507/photos/ (a site created by Jan Hungate) The site contains Alpine High School Yearbook Albums, with student picture pages, for years 1962 thru 1965. There has been a suggestion that we use the Yearbook Albums to answer the question “What ever happened to…?”, for those who are still with us. You can add contact info. if desired, to enable connection with “old” friends. It is hoped that additional yearbook pages will be added to the Albums section, by those possessing any of the 1960’s and 1970’s AHS Yearbooks. I will also add the Memorial Roster to the “Remember in Alpine When….” an open Facebook Group Site, available to all. https://www.facebook.com/groups/127109890715336/ Also, anyone having an obituary, thoughts or additional information/corrections/suggestions, please send the information to [email protected] or mail data to Ron Hunter, JUSTMAGTHAI, R3386, APO, AP 96546, for inclusion into the A.H.S. Memorial. Yearbook (’62 – ’65) pictures have been added to the roster. Anyone having additional yearbook pictures (or any pictures) is encouraged to send me a copy so that I can add it/them to the memorial. [email protected] DOB – Yearbook “Class Of” (even if they did not graduate with # Name DOD Yr & Page us)/Teacher/Admin/Board Member – Obituary Links/Notes ’67 – Obituary – http://www.alpineavalanche.com/obituaries/article_6571eb30- 6565-11e6-a6c0-cbe8cd048565.html Alpine Avalanche, 18 August 2016 – Summary – Jasper Jess Adamson, 67, of Odessa, passed away on 8 August 2016 in ’67 – np 1 Jun ’49 Odessa. He was born in Alpine on 1 June 1949 to the late Hallie ADAMSON, ’66 – np 1. - Levi and Beatrice (Cobos) Adamson. He was a self-employed JASPER JESS ’65 – np 8 Aug ‘16 construction contractor. He is survived by his sons, Jasper ’64 - np Adamson, Jr. of San Antonio and Lee Roy Adamson of Marion, Indiana, daughters Christina Adamson of Rosenburg and Suzi Martinez of Odessa, one brother and three sisters. Can anyone verify that Jasper attended Central or AHS? ANDERSON, BILL ’65 – np ’65 – Anyone having an obituary or additional information ’64 – np 2. please send information to [email protected] for ’63 – pg 79 inclusion into the A.H.S. memorial. ’62 – np ’68 – Obituary, Alpine Avalanche, 29 Mar 2007 – Summary: Farris Shelton Anderson of Lovelady, passed away on 19 March 2007. He was born on 3 July 1950, in Dallas and was a resident of Lovelady for the last 11 years. He was a veteran of the Army, having served during the Vietnam War. He was a member of the American Legion Post #134 and also the VFW. He was a ANDERSON, ’68 – np teacher and taught for the Eagle Academy in Trinity. He was 03 Jul ‘50 FARRIS ’67 – np also a member of the First United Methodist Church in 3. Original Taps: - http://www.flixxy.com/tru ’66 – np Lovelady. He is survived by his wife, Marianne Anderson of mpet-solo-melissa- 19 Mar '07 venema.htm ’65 – np Lovelady, daughters, Melissa Anderson Kirker and husband Dylan of Loverlady and Natasha Anderson Theriot and husband Justin of Idaho; a grandson, Brodi Shelton Kirker; brother, Albert Harris of Palestine; sisters, Genia Lawrence of Carthage and Mary Hatchett of Louisiana. He was preceded in death by his parents, Russell Shelton Anderson and Dorothy Bouge Anderson. DOB – Yearbook “Class Of” (even if they did not graduate with # Name DOD Yr & Page us)/Teacher/Admin/Board Member – Obituary Links/Notes ARISPE JR, PABLO ’68 – Obituary – http://www.familiasdeterlingua.com/arispe--- pablo.html - Summary: Pablo Arispe died on 29 Dec 1998 in Anthony Texas, at the age of 50. ’68 – np 2 Feb ’48 He was born 2 Feb 1948, graduated from Sul Ross, then joined ’67 – np 4. – the U.S. Army in 1968 and served a tour in Vietnam. He worked ’66 – np 29 Dec ‘98 as a book keeper and driver for the Jones Tire Testing Co. in ’65 – pg 26 Alpine. In 1986 he moved from Alpine to El Paso, and then he moved to Anthony, Texas in 1993. He is buried in Alpine’s Holy Original Taps: http://www.flixxy.com/tru Angels Cemetery. mpet-solo-melissa- venema.htm ’61 – Obituary - http://legacy.suntimes.com/obituaries/chicagosuntimes/obituary. aspx?n=jerry-lee-armstrong&pid=14096361&fhid=2026 – Summary: Jerry Lee Armstrong, died on 30 May 2005. He was ’61 – np the son of the late James and Winifred Armstrong, brother of ARMSTRONG, 3 Nov ’42 – ’60 – np Darlene (John) Stewart., nephew of Ona Graef, who was like a 5. JERRY LEE 30 May ‘05 ’59 – np mother to him, friend to Tom Black and a lifelong friend of ’58 – np Haddie Roosevelt, Jerry Lee owned and operated the Manhandler Saloon in Chicago, Illinois. Armstrong had been in declining health since suffering a recent stroke. Jerry is buried in Alpine’s Elm Grove Cemetery, block 2A, Lot 19, space 9. ’66 – Obituary, Big Bend Sentinel, 14 Apr 2005 –Summary: Jesse Herring Avant, 57, of LaPorte, TX and formally of Alpine, died on 5 April 2005, in El Paso, after fighting a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his loving AVANT, JESSE family and friends. H. Jesse was born in Alpine’s, Lockhart Clinic, on 3 November 1947 and graduated from Alpine High School in 1965. Jessie worked at Linde Gas, in LaPort, as a system analyst, for 12 ’66 – np years. He also worked as an electrician in El Paso, Deer Park 03 Nov ’47- ’65 – pg 34 6. and LaPort; as a camera operator for Channel 12, in El Paso; 05 Apr ‘05 ’64 – pg27 as a police officer in Clute, TX and as a dispatcher in Alpine. ’63 – pg 75 Jessie enjoyed scuba diving, music and religious studies. He was the lead guitarist for a country and western band in Harris County during the 80’s. He is survived by his mother, Carol LaFawn Cochran; two brothers, Benjamin Avant and his wife, Sally, William L.
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