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4—THE ,1-TAC
Tuesday, February 25, 1958
' NEW HOME — Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Freeman and baby *:elax
in their new home in Bender Dprm. Mr. Freeman is Bender's
Dorm master.
Bender Hall Boasts
New Dorm Master
- A former Army cook and agri-
culture education major, Calvin
Freeman, has been, named dorm-
master of Bender Hall.
; Freeman, his wife' Elizabeth, and
their two month old son, Gary
Robert, live in the apartment in
Bender. „
Germany
He and his wife are both, from
Comanche. Freeman graduated
from high school in 1954 and en-
tered the Army. lie. attended cook
school in Fort BIfsss and was trans-
Man
r>-
on tbiv
Campus
By ROY PRICE
The semester change has come
and gone and most students have
completely new schedules. But what
' are the largest chances between
ttiis semester anrj|:
last? This is thcVjJ? J
question poppet!
by your MAN;
O N T II E CAM-
PUS to three
T a r 1 e t on State ]j
College-students.
Mary Bremer
of Galena P a r k
' was first" to re-
ply pointing out,
"Well, all the maky bkemer
girls are studying a lot more in the
dorm now. Low grades have' promp-
ted this. ; The.first semester was
a warning! And, oh gee, the social
science dep a r t-
uent has really
packed down this
emester. All the
ourses there are
lai-der' than, ev-
!« r."
Next p e r s o-n
wr M AN ON
[IE CAMP US
.imped in to was
•a Ad a in s of
' ira adams 'Joldthwaite. He
answered the question thusly, "So-
cial science courses are harder this
time. I'll be happy if I pass them
' this semester. The main difference
' is that a guy does
have - to study a
lot m.rire to make
the same grades >
. he had before.
Edward Cousins
of Crawford then
voiced his opin-;
ion, "The main-
difference' is tha1j(
I'm about t q>'
flunk one of my ■
courses, C 1 a sses edward cousins
are rougher than ever. Otherwise,
, this is the same old school with
about the same old routine." .
ferred to Germany where' he spent
the rest of his tour.
Handy
Mrs. Freeman says that his Ar-
my training sometimes comes in
very handy for her.
Gary Robert is the attraction cif
the family. "He was a Friday the
thirteenth baby," his dad said.
Aggie Bound
This is Freemans' second year at
Tarleton. He hopes to enter Texas
A&M next fall. Mrs. Freeman at-
tended TSC last, year, majoring in
home economics. '
The. dormiliaster likes his j/>b.
"It's a, bit noisy once in a while,"
he said. This didn't seem to bothei
him though because' he said later
that he thought it was a part of
dorm life, - ' "
scs
After graduating, Freeman hopes
to become an agriculture teacher
or to work for the soil conservation
service.
Military News
Neatest Cadet
Cadet Arthur Padios of E Com-
pany again captured the neatest
cadet position in last Thursday's
drill. He is a freshman aeronauti-
cal engineering student from
Orange, New Jersey.
Cadet Leon Peacock of B ^Com-
pany,, a freshman agriculture stu-
dent from Austin, was second neat-
est.
Rest Company
The ROTC Company Achieve-
ment Program chart, which is now
posted in the military science de-
partment and includes the scores
from last semester, complete
through .. last Thursday's drill,
shows- F Company ahead with 59
points; Company B holds second
"plaee with 42 ,points. -■■
The scores of the other compan-
ies included E -Co.,-37;. A .Co., 35,
G Co., 3'5; and Co Co., 31. .,
1 ; Rifle Team
Tarleton's Women's Rifle team,
who have a record pf seven wins
and two losses, will shoot postal
matches' with Texas Western Col-
lege and Arkansas State College
this week M/Sgt. Alonzo Bryan,
coach, revealed today,
Inspection
... According to the military de-
partment there will be a command
maintenance inspection, of the
Quartermaster, Signal, and Ordi-j
nance supplies here March 4. The
inspection will be conducted by
authorities from Fort Hood.
Religious Ed
Courses Are
Taught atTSC
"The great success of the Re-
ligious Education course, Marriage
and the Home, is due to the won-
derful way the course was re-
ceived by the first group of stu-
dents," says Don Buck, Disciple
Student Center* Director,
Enrollment in this course hat-
increased from a total of 28 in
one section to 80 in five sections^
Rev. Frank Leach, Methodist Stu-
dent ,Center Director, and Bill
Bane, Baptist Student Center Di-
rector, teach one section of > the
course each and Don Buck Leach-
es five sections. Last -semester
the only section was taught by
Don Buck. Students having com-
pleted the course feel that it was
valuable because of its practical
nature, serious level, scope, and
Christian orientation.
History
Orvil' Strong, former Methodist
Student Center Director, organ-
ized this one' hours course in 1955,
to assist students _in Christian
teachings. He tried to help the
students on one <. of the. main
■ources of social problems in'AmeiC.
ica today — Divorfce ~ by " giving
pre-martial counseling in dating,
choosing a mate, the marriage cer-
emony, money matter's * in'*' marri-
age, sex and- its Christian under-,
standing, children,- and the endur-
ing' phase of marriage.~
. Purpose. • ..'v
. Marriage and' the ,H6tne is" a
course .designed, to -help -young
people give . serious"1 consideration
to .the basic matters necessary be-
fore marriage. ,
Orientation in' Religion
. Orientation in Religion, a one-
hour course taught by Rev.-Frank
Leach, is a course designed to
give students a better understand-
ing of religion. This course con-
sits of class discussion about re-
ligion and has no final exam.
Survey of the Old Testament
Understanding 'the Old Testa-
ment, by Bernard Anderson, is the
textbook used in this, threejhour
course.- Anderson was authorized
to write this book by the National
Council on Higher Education, to
establish a better and clearer un-
derstanding of. the Old Testiment
for college students. • • ■ ,
Survey of the New Testiment
The general purpose of this
course is to acquaint the students
with the Now Testiment and to
stimulate to .a life time of study
of its messages of Christ's own
life and create a better under-
standing of the situation into
which Christ came and the begin-
ning' of Christianity in the first
century.
This course is offered by Bill
Bane of the Baptist Student at
7:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. on Tues-
day and Thursday,
Student Directors Bane, Buck,
and Leach feel -that these courses
are well worth the Student's time."'
If. interest continues more Bible
i-ourses will be offered in the fall
semester.
Income Tax Guide
Placed in Library
Miss Lola R; Thompson, libra-
rian, ^announces that an "Income
Tax Guide for Teachers" has been
placed on special reference for the
teachers preparing- their incoihe
tax forms.
The handbook, Teacher's Tax
Guide, by Madaline Kinter Renim-
lein is a step-^y-step discussion
written especially for teachers by
a teacher vvho is a leading tax
specialist.
The guide will lead each teach-
er to special tax benefits available
to educators and it also clearifies
problems of the teachers.
The handbook may be obtained
at the charging desk for us in the
library only.
"A Complete Line of Humble Products"
BELCHER'S HUMBLE STATION
220 E. Washington Phone L-4116
Cadet Is Livestock
Judge, Landowner
Cadet Capt." Bill Waters, com-
mander of the Wainwright Rifles
and Company E has been named
Cadet of the Week, by the military
department/. ' ■
Waters, a livestock judge, is ma-
joring in animal husbandry. While
in Pecosj High School, -lie, was a
■member of a livestock judging
team for four years. This judg-
ing team judged at such contests
as Houston, Fort Worth, Amarillo,
Texas. A&M and San Angelo.
Perfect Score
He was sec.ond high individual
at Amarillo, while he tied with
two others at the 1955 San An-
gelo show for first place (all three
contestants had perfect scores.)
In Pecos High he served as pres-
ident of the Eagle Club, an FFA
officer for three-years, class fa-
vorite for two years, -and a mem-
ber .of, the xatijdei)t council for three,
years. -'.. ' ■
., : Trai'ks\ter
Waters was also a choir, mem-
ber and played -football, 'b&sk'et-
;b^IJ,'1ahd-'r8ri ..ti^cki'; ■ ? -'V -
He:: is'.' preparing ifor his life's
l^nwrightSAdd
Eleven Members,
Prepare for Trip
Eleven new: members ,fi?t've .beer'
>dd^'d to • the Wainwriglit -Rifles, 5t
'was ' announced last w.eek by Lt.'
:George T. Hooper, sponsor. , ■ \
The contestants were chosen by
the military department after go-
ing through a closely watched drill
formation.
New members include Ronnie
Sehmiedekamp, George Blackmon.
Frank Blazek, James Burnett.
Charles Hphertz, . Robert Lamb.
Leon peacock, jCecil Tate, and Ger-;
aid Worthingtqn. ;. ' . .
The, Wain,wrights- are preparing'
I'or the- Parade of Roses in San An-
tonio on April 25;
More than 500 students are at-
tending TCU on scholarships. For
the statistically minded, this
amounts to one out of every 12,
Razors pain you;
Rivers are damp;
Acids stain you;
And drugs cause cramps;
Guns aren't lawful;
Noises give;
Gas smells awful;
You might as well live.
ouAurr mcrc m and i sc
Shop and Save
on your clothing needs
BE ALL'S
I*hone Xi-4115
ambition — "t(S: be a : successful
farmer and rancher," Tie began
his studies, at the A&M prep
school that is held each summer
in Junc-tiofi. ; -
Student Council Member
Waters has two brothers, Louis,
a sophomore mechanical engineer-
ing student at Rice, and Danny, an
eigth grader in Pecos.
Last semester he was rampmas-
ter on the third floor of Bendfer
Hall and is presently a menfber
of the Lords and Commoners, vice-J
president of the Cadet Officers'
Club and the Student Council:.'
Waters hopes to attend T<;xas
A&M next fall and to continue in
the ROTC by entering Company
A of the Field Artillery.
BILL WATERS
. . . Cadet of Week
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The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 17, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 25, 1958, newspaper, February 25, 1958; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth140644/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Tarleton State University.