The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 11, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 20, 1951 Page: 3 of 8
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AERIAL VIEW—This photograph, taken by Bert McCarty,
from an airplane flying over the Tarleton campus, shows
Frey Hall burning furiously around 8:30 a. m.
Twenty-Three Veterans
Now Attending Tarleton
Sixteen regularly enrolled and
seven part-time students are
among the 23 veterans currently
attending Tarleton. The seven
.'part-time students include five fac-
ulty members who are taking
courses in the night school.
The sixteen regularly enrolled
veterans include H. M. Brown,
Eph Cummins, Joe Fisher, Frank-
lin T. Hager, James E. Martin,
Harold G. Moore, James S. Nor-
man, Uel F. Pearcy, A. H. Ring-
hoffer, William P. Roberts, Rob-
ert Ronrtlree, Donald Satterwhite,
Bobby J. Shepherd, Kenneth Shep-
herd, James F. Stidham and Ely-
son Taylor.
William Johnson and Gene Por-
ter are the two non-faculty mem-
bers registered for' special courses
while Dean Paul A. Cunyus, E. A.
Blanchard, H. W. teach, L. G. Rich
and H. L. Self are the faculty
. members enrolled in the night
school.
General agriculture is the lead-
ing major being followed by the
full-time ex-GI with four enroll-
ed in this field. Agriculture edu-
cation is second with three and
i-ange and forestry is tied with
business administration for third
with two each. Industrial arts,
electrical engineering,., geology,-
management engineering and
journalism each have one veteran
registered.
Brown, whose home is in San
Saba, is a freshman majoring
in agricultural education. He
is a graduate of San Sabs
High School were he par-
ticipated in football, basketball,
track, tennis and debating. He was
honored as captain and letterman
in both football and basketball
and now bi-district in track and
debating,
A senior range arc! forestry
major,' Cummins is a native of
Tolar and, a graduate of Tolar
High School's class; of 1945.
Majoring in business adminis-
tration, Fisher is a senior from
McKinney. While attending Mc-
Kinney High School he particip-
• ated in basketball. Fisher is a
captain in the ROTC at Tarleton,
commanding Company E. and is
s member of ' the " W'ainwright
Rifles. He is. married and has ope
thild, a daughter Kathleen. His
•wife is the postmistress at Tarle-
ton and sponsors1 the Sine Ceras
social club.
Hager is a general ag major,
formerly of Beverly Hills, (Calif.),
and resides at 485 Second Ave. in
Stephenville.
Johnsqn is a 1931, graduate of
Monroeville High School of Mon-
roeville (Ind.) and is a vocational
agriculture major. He is married
and lives at 771 North Clinton
in Stephenville,
A 1943 graduate of Perrin High
School, Martin is a senior also
majoring in vocational agricul-
ture. In high school he partic-
ipated in basketball and baseball.
He is a member of the Tarleton
J FA and also the Rodeo Club.
The industrial art major is
Moore who attended Graham High
School before entering the armed
services during World War II.
He participated in basketball
while at Graham high.
Norman is a senior student maj-
oring in agriculture education. He
is a 1944 graduate of Garner High
School where he played basketball
and softball. At Tarleton he is a
member, of the F.F.A. and Ag.
Engineering Club.
Vocational agriculture is the
major of Pearcy who attended
Hurley High School in Hurley
(N.M.). He played football in
high school and is currently a
standout in the line on the Plow-
boy squad,
Porter is a 1940 graduate of
Stephenville High School. He is
registered for horticulture.
A senior student majoring in
range and forestry, Ringhoffer is
a 1945 graduate of Cross Plains
High . School. He received letters
in football, basketball and track
while in high school. At Tarle-
ton hfr is a member of the Rodeo
pittb and was named to the All-
Intramural Football team last
year.
The- management . engineering
major is Roberts, a 194G graduate
of Falfurrias High School where
he lettered two years in football.
He attended A&M in 1949 and
entered Tarleton in the fall of
1950. Roberts is a member of the
ROTC.
Dr. Philip L. Price
OPTOMETRIST
Across Street from Baxley Studio
2155 W. College ~ Phone 721
VISIT THE
City Barber Shop
2G0 W. Washington
IF YOU MIGHT BE L ATE—
AND YOUR BATE WON'T WAIT -
RIDE THE CITY BUS
One Goes to Town Every 15 Minutes
Shifflett Voted
FFA Sweetheart
Nancy Shifflett, freshman from
Marble Falls was elected F.F.A.
Sweetheart last week by the Tar-
leton Collegiate F.F.A. Chapter.
She is a girl who has been active
in 4-H club work, having' worked
with this type of work for the past
four years.
During her second year of club
work, Nancy was chicken demon-
strator and raised 49 out of 50
chickens.
In 1948, she was Gold Star
nominee from the Marble Falls
c-lub, having fed and shown steers
at the Houston Fat Stock Show,
One calf placed second in the hea-
vyweight open class division. Last
year her calf, "Prince Sambo,"
won reserve champion at the Bur-
net County 4-H Show.
Nancy was a delegate to the F.
II. A. convention at Fort Worth
Tuesday, November 20, 1951
THE J-TAC—3
last year, having held the position
of secretary and treasurer of the
F.H.A, Club® during the school
year.
The seventeen-year-old young
miss has lived on a ranch all pf her
life. Her home is. four miles from
Marble Falls, and she attended
school in Marble Falls.
WHIPS PIT
FOR THE FINEST IN
PIT BAR-B-Q
Hieo Highway
Mor^ people, every day, are finding
it pays to. bring their cleaning to
097 Tarleton
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Phone 84
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Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests
No. 28...
THE OVENBIRD
-Last. Grand Master of the Royal Order of
Gourmets and'Raconteurs—our outspoken
friend knows how to find the proof of the
pudding. Especially such a thing as cigarette
mildness! A "quick pidF'arid a "single sniff"
left-him hungry for facts,-Smokers" everywhere
have tried the. same tests and discovered the one
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true test of cigarette mildness!
It's the sensible test... the 30-Day Camel
Mildness Test, which simply asks you tq try'
Camels as your steady smoke, on a day-after-day,
pack-after-pack basis. Nq snap judgments.. Once
you've tried Camels for 30 days in your "T-Zone"
(T for Throat, T for Taste), you'll see why,.. .
After all the MUcfness Tests ,
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