The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 14, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 15, 1963 Page: 8 of 8
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PAGE EIGHT
THE J-TAG
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 19C3
After Five
by J. and E.
There probably won't be much
going- oil after five for the next
■two weeks, since finals are appro-
aching'. The burning' of midnight
oil will probably be the most ex-
citing thing occurring for those
who want to make their grades.
You never can tell, this might be
the time of real library dates (you
know, when people REALLY go to
the library) for those couples who
want to be together anil be able to
study too!
Looking over the past few
lyeeks, there has been alot of act-
ivity both on and oft' campus.
Everyone must have realized that
they were going' to have to settle
down to studying and were mak-
ing up for it> by living it up until
the very last minute before fear of
failure drove them to their books.
The cold snap has made most
TSC students look like they were
outfitted for a trip to the North
Pole whenever they had the nerve
to venture out of heated buildings.
No'wonder, it has felt like the
North Pole around here lately! We
might have to change the initials
of bur dear alma matter from TSC
to NPS — for North Pole State!
The girls who stayed in ■ the
dorm this week-end were using all
sorts of devices to keep warm,
since the dormitory heating sys-
tem is at best spasmodic and at
worst non-existent. One g'irl was
seen with her long, warm house-
coat 011 — over a pair of levis and
a sweatshirt! Others were found
under hair dryers whether their
hair was wet or not, simply be-
cause that seemed to be the best
way to keep warm.
Those who went home also had
trouble when they got back Sun-
day, Somehow all their quilts and
blankets had disappeared. The ex-
planation was simple — Those
who stayed could see no reason to
freeze when extra cover was being
Unused, One girl couldn't find her
electric blanket and sat around
wondering how she could have lost
it when she never took it off her
SERVICE
DRUG
3
bed! Foolish girl, we should all be
that trusting of our fellow dorm-
mates!!!
Of course, there are still a few
fresh air fiends who go around
opening- windows to let all that
good, fresh, 20 degree air into the
room. One such boy lowered the
top windows in his room when he
went tc bed. In the morning he
woke up to see his roommate try-
ing to tear the heater apart to
make it give off more warmth.
Somehow, it seems like it would
have been easier to just close the
windows, Holmes!
* ® *
It's too bad about Paul and
Nolan getting- locked in the Ad-
ministration Building. That's
really what you would expect from
the GRASSBURR staff —- they
have to do everything anyone on
the J-TAC staff does so they won't
feel like we're getting ahead of
them. There's only one thing that
bothers me about all this locking-
in business — if it's going to hap-
pen, why couldn't it at least hap-
pen when there are a boy and girl
in tl-ie building, instead of two boys
or two girls. It seems like it would
be much more exciting that way!
* * *
, We heard of the strangest
things happening Saturday night.
It seems that one boy ended up
with four dates to the basketball
game. What's more, he took all of
them, all at once. Wouldn't you
say that was true friendship on
the part of the girls?
Then the same night it seems
that om other boy had a date with
two girls. I guess there's nothing
like having a chaperone along to
liven things up. But, all things
considered, the odd number of
people probably didn't bother any-
one concerned. Eight, B., C., and
E.V
* * *
Sandra Gann certainly does
seem happy lately, I wonder what
the reason is. It must be that
she's getting -all her little brats
out of Lower Moody into the new
dorm. Now maybe she can rest
sometime, even though she is a
student assistant.
* *
What's this new slogan we hear
of going around school ? I never
did get the whole drift of it, but
it's something- about "find 'em . , .
fool 'em . , and something
else . , .
Tarleton Library
Reminds Students
Of Overdue Books
Students are urged by college
librarian H. T. Lohrmaim to check
and see if any books they now
have from the library are overdue.
If they are, students should re-
check them or turn them in to the
library.
Students are also reminded that
they may check out books over the
mid-semester vacation, and stu-
dents who are not returning next
semester are reminded that they
must check in all books before they
can leave school.
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HUSH PUPPIES
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Call WO 5-3590 Write Box 337
ROTC Rifle Team
Leads in Scoring
At Camp Wolters
At the weekly Rifle Team
match, held last Wednesday night,
the TSC Rifles was awarded a
trophy for taking first place in a
match held at Camp Wolters o.n
December 15. The trophy is a re-
sult of an agreement between the
ROTC officials of Hardin-Sim-
mons, Mid-Western, and Tarleton,
and the rifle team officials of
Camp Wolters. These rifle teams
plan to hold matches regularly at
Camp Wolters. The rota ting-
trophy wil lbe taken home by the
winners after each match.
This new arrahgement was de-
signed to aid in improving' match
skill and to nierease the develop
ment of the rifle teams.
The Tarleton team was the first
team to win the trophy, and ac-
cording to Capt. William Torbett,
the outlook is favorable for their
keeping it for a while.
New IBM Course
To Be Offered Here
The IBM Course, Key-Punch Re-
cording, will be offered by the De-
partment of Business Administra-
tion during the spring semester,
according to Z. C. Edgar, Head of
the Department.
The course is B. A. 310 and in-
tends to prepare secretaries and
office workers to operate various
key-punch and verifying- machines
and do card designing and coding.
It is necessary that students be
good typists before taking this
course. Enrollment is limited to 15
students because of a lack of space
and machines. The practice work fa
done ' in the room of the Data
Processing Service. Mr. Marvin J,
Sanders is instructor in the course.
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Tuesday
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Wednesday, Thursday
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Sunday, Monday
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Southland s„-, Life
Woodwards Present
Concert in Austria
The German-American Friends
of Music presented Lewis Wood-
ward, baritone, Ann Bowers, sop-
rano, and" Shirley Woodward, ac-
companist, in concert on Sunday,
Dec. 1G, in Stinison Memorial
Chapel, Bad Godesberg, Germany.
The artists interpreted songs by
Bach, Brahms, Wolf, Hindemith,
and English composers. A group of
traditional Christmas songs and
duets from English and German
literature, performed in both
languages, completed the program.
Mr. Woodward was praised for
his "full-toned and sensitive vocal
interp'reation" by the Bonn-Bad
Godesberg Bundeszeitung music
critics. They further described his
presentation of the "Four Serious
Songs" by Brahms as "stylistical-
ly refined and musically clear to
an undiminished, harmonious ac-
complishment." Miss Bowers also
received an outstanding critical re-
view. "The soprano commanded
the scale of vocal dynamics from
lyric pianissimo to expressive
forte with sure technic and ad-
mirable musicality," Mrs. Wood-
ward was complimented for her
Nicki McAden
Selected Sponsor
Nicki Beth McAden was elected
at RO.TC drill last Thursday to be
the coed sponsor of Company "C"
for the remainder of this year.
Nicki Beth, a junior English
major from Stephenville, has ser-
ved an officer in the OWLS Social
Club, a member of the Townsters
Club, and was a nominee for Wain-
wright Sweetheart this year.
Commanding officer of "C"
Company is Cadet aptain Sammy
Sides.
Band Co. Wins
First Place Honor
In the graded drill held Thurs-
day, December IB, the Band Com-
pany won first place. Company
"C" won second place, and "B"
Company took third place honors.
The Band Company is command-
ed by Captain Paul Lessard, senior
student from Scertz.
This was the last graded drill
held this semester.
ability as an accompanist. "It be-
came clear what an important part;
of the concert was in the hands of;
the pianist. Through her light but;
firm touch she became a co-per-
former at her piano." The critics:
further stated the "the concert of!
compositions which brought out!
the spirit of Christmas through]
comprehensive and great music,'
was interpreted on a high artis-
tic level." )
The three artists are studying}'
at the Academy of Music in VierH
na. Mr. Woodward is currently oilf
leave of absence from Tarletorf
State College where he is assistant
professor of voice.
Registration
Scheduled !
Registration for the spring'
semester at Tarleton will be Mon-
day, January 28. It will be held
from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in this
Science Building, lasses will begifi
Tuesday, January 29. j
Tuition and fees should be paid
before beginning registration.
Laboratory fees will be paid after
registration. ' ;
Students will register by al-
phabetical order of last names ill
the following manner:
8:00 a.m. — A, B ;
8:30 a.m. — C. D
9:30 a.m. — E, F, G
10:00 a-m. — II, I, J, K
10:30 a.m. — L, M, N, O
11:00 a.m. — P, Q, R
Lunch
1:00 p.m. — S, T
1:30 p.m. — U, V, W, X, Y, Z -
Band-
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Murray, Stephenville; Charles Ru-
ble k, Waco; Peggy Hart, Sugar-
land; Mackie Wright, DeLeori;
Renee Dyess, Gatesville; Herman
Graves, Browmvood; Lela Hami-
ter, Brownwood; Sammie Jones,
Rising Star; Adolph Labbe, San
Diego; John Latham, Stephen-
ville; Paul Lessard, Schertz; Mich-f
ael Morton, Stephenville; Billy
Whisenant, Midland; James Love,
Richardson; E. B. Smiley, Waco;'
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