The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 23, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1967 Page: 3 of 12
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tuesday, may 9, ,1967
the j-tac
All-School Function
Held Saturday, Miy 6
By MARTHA SHEPPARD
The annual Student Council-
sponsored All-School Function
was held. Saturday, with. after-
noon activities including numer-
ous games and cheerleader
tryouts. There was dance held
in Cave Saturday nlgfit.
The following games .were
sponsored by the various or-
ganization on, campus: D.S.T,
— the Mud Thrpw and GIRLS
Football; Los Cobbs — the Life-
Saver Race1 and the Shaving
Cream Figjit;, ETERNAS —
the Orange Race and. the
Three - Legged Balloon-Race
L&C's' — the Four - Legged
TSC Band To
Ft. Worth Show ' 1
The Tarleton Texan Band, un-
der the direction, of Jim Smith,
was featured oit-the Fort Worth
Showcase of FM radio station
KFVVT May 3. ,
The 40-piece ~ tour band pre-
sented an hour of varied enter-
tainment for area listeners. The
Fort Worth Showcase has fea-
tured guest artists from this
area for the past few weeks.
The program consisted of a
march, "Hosts of Freedom"; a
jazz ballad, "Reverie" and a
concert ballad, "Black Night".
Miss Donna Woldrope was
featured as vocalist for the
band as she sang a modern jazz
version of the old standard,
"Surry."
The band also played a jazz
ballad, "Valentine" and old-
time "Dixie." John Cox was
-feature vocalist as the band per-
formed Joe Percy's . arrange-
ment of "Winchester Cathed-
ral". The group rounded out the
performance with "Trumpeter's
Lullaby" featuring C. I. Gee,
"La Suerte De Los Tontos" and
"Meseta."
Also on the program was the
Tarleton Jazz Group who played
three numbers. Members of
this group are Joe Percy, Mor-
gan Leeth and Kennie Klaener.
The Tarleton Band also pre-
sented a short concert prior to
the Awards Program held in the
auditorium Sunday, May 7.
Race and Musical Chairs;
OWLS the Shoe Hunt and
the Balloon Race; Silver Keys
— the Turtle Race and the Egg
Throw; , the Rodeo C.l u b
— Boys and the Girls Ro-
ing; APO — Leap Frog and
the Penny ' P-tish;. ,,tlje Waia-
wrights — the Bat Race;, and
the Student Council —' the Ob-
stacle Course "Tor girls' clubs
only and the Tub-of-wav for
boys' clubs only. The other
events were for any one who
wanted to enter the competition.
The first three places of most
. events were awarded ribbons.
DST placed first in' the Girls
Obstacle Coursjp with ,0WLS .
J placing second and ETERNAS
, third. Los Cobbs won, the Boys'-
;,Tug-of-War and the Wainwriglit
;< Rifles placed second. DST and
Los Cobbs were presented with
trophys at the dance Saturday
night., ,
Crockett Hall
To Be Coed
Fall Semester
Crockett Hall will become a
coeducational dormitory effec-
tive September, 1967, according
to Cecil Ballow,.dean of student
personnel services.
The private dormitory will
house 7G women and 76 men
after renovations are made.
Women students will occupy
the north wing. Only the lounge
area will remain common.
Mrs. Lucille Dameron,
manager, will be retained an,d
plans are being formulated to
employ additional supervisors,;
According to Dean Ballow,
the change will aid in allevi-
ating the pressing problem of
housing for women students.
Dormitory rules similar to
those for students on campus
will be enforced.
Crockett Hall was built in
I960 by RM & DY Real Estate
Company of Odessa. It was the .
first and only privately-owned
dormitory for use by Tarleton
students. -
Two Three-Week Courses
To Be Offered in Summer
Tarleton State College will of-
fer a innovation .of the normal
six-week course this summer in
the field of education.
According to Dr. G. E. Wag-
gener, professor _ and head of
the department of ; education
and psychology, two courses'
will be offered for a three-
week period rather than the us-
ual six-weeks. He said, "The
courses should be of special in-
terest to in-service teachers in
elementary schools and other
people in the education field."
Education 406 (Science in the
Elementary School) will be of-
fered from 1:00 to 3:40 p.m.
Monday through Friday, June 5
to June 23, Education 422
(Mathematics in the Elemen-
tary School) will be offered at
the same time period from July
17 to August 4. Both courses
will carry three hours credit.
Mrs. Joy Terry of the TSC
chemistry department will in-
struct the science course; Dr.
Hugh Antoine will teach the
mathematics course.
Tuition and fees for each of
the courses- is $29.75 plus a,
$10.00 refundable breakage de-
posit.
Cost Adjustment
To Be Made On
Ferguson Rent
An adjustment on the room
rent in Ferguson Hall for the
spring semester from $117.00
down to $97.50 will be made, ac-
cording to President Trogdon.
"We hope to have the refund
ready during the week of May
15," he said. The refund will
be paid by check to the indivi-
dual student by the Business Of-
fice.
hAGE three
RESERVATIONS ARE NbW BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE FALL
SEMESTER
THE CHATEAU
"designed exclusively for single college girls"
A Gold Medallion Apartment—safe all electric living
@ completely air conditioned © One half block from college
■ £ carpeted and draped throughout ©resident manager on premises
©washers and dryers on premises ©swimming pool
Mrs. Gordon McCullough, 5-7439
THE LANDMARK
"designed for single male students and' couples"
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A Gold Medallion Apartiiient—safe all electric living
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Mrs, Pat Ballow, 5-5544
THE MADRID
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THE CHATEAU
THE LANDMARK
THE MADRID
For Reservations Contact:
Mrs. Clayton Dameron, 5-7325
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The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 23, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1967, newspaper, May 9, 1967; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth141135/m1/3/: accessed June 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Tarleton State University.