The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 21, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 25, 1958 Page: 3 of 8
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Tuesdpy, March 25, 1958
THE J-TAC—3
Dean Paul.Cunyus Attends
Four National Conventions
. Within the last month Deal) ed the annual convention of Junior
Paul A. Cunyus has attended four Colleges.
conventions and is scheduled to
attend another meeting this week-
end,
> The round of conventions started
Feb. 27 with a two-day convention
in San Antonio of the Federation
of Junior Colleges, arid the same
iveekend he attended meetings of
the Association of Texas Junior
College Teachers,
After those conventions he re-
turned home "for thirty minutes,"
and then was off agin. This time
he went to Flint, Michigan, where
he was a guest at the Golden An-
niversary celebration of the , Gen-
eral Motors Corporation. Ap-
proximately 250 representatives of
outstandding' junior colleges at-
tended the conferences based on
technical education.
From Flint, the Dean traveled
to Grand Rapids and there attend-
Hypnotist—-
(Continued from Page One)
.knows its whereabouts—without
filtering- a sound.
One of his memory feats is to
memorize the contents of a cinv
rent magazine, ads and all. He'll
pass the pages around among the
audience and reel off the text and
description of the photographs of
any page number called.
Polgar's exhibition of hypnosis
is just as amazing and startling
as his maneuvers in telepathy and
hiemoi'y mag'ie, but the hypnology
portion of his show, performed
■with volunteers from the audi,
gnee, is also hysterically funny.
Polgar is hailed as "one of the
foremost hypnotists * and mental
wizards in American" by many
leading magazines and has been
featured on many television and
radio programs.
-Campus News
Student Has Accident
A Tarleton State College student,
'Manuel Risso, was involved in a
two-car collision March 14, at the
north gate of the' campus.
Investigating officers reported
that Risso faled to stop at the gate
and ran into the side of a car
driven by Mrs. Gentzel of Bluff
Dale, who was driving down., the
jri.iddle of "the street.. None of the
.occupants .were ! injured,- The-, offi-
■Vcers said, that both, drivers receiv-
ed., a ticket for 'traffic violations;.
Risso reported that damages t<):
■ his 1958 model Car were- .estimated
; between $400. and; $.500; The dam-
- 'ages to Mrs. .Gentzel's-car were not
disclosed.
Colwick Returns
r. Jjee Colwick, assistant Soil Con-
'• nervation Training Center super-
.vijjtor, . resumed hjs duties : last
•' Tijesday'.,foll,owing\recoyery from $
..light heart- attack,he suffered Feb.'
^5. ;-• V.-':. '.'.V
After a two-week stay , in the ,
hospital at . Clifton, Mi'. Colwick
;^spe,nt,„ ttie' last; 2fj' -day&'of-' his ,.re-
:.™;cupe{'atiQ.n.:a,t!iiis'horxi^ in"; Stephen-,:
,;:viBe.' ile. steted; tha:t) hef was -'.'VerjK
gljid i to' be back.". ■" V\';
Idiot Party
The Wesley Foundation's Bloom-
iing Idiot, party; \yas held Friday
;'' night. \ ' '
Garhes; played at the party in-
" -. eluded volleyball, darts, bowling,
.horse shoes, badminton,, hockey,
chess, checkers, cards, dominoes,
. J^ajid records were played.
■ J^rock'a Shop
' " North Side of the Square -
: -FOR QUALITY. AND SERVICE
5 and 10
North Side Square
An . adage may be changed to
say, "A college dean's work is
never done." This week-end he
v. ill attend a meeting in Dallas
lor the purpose of planning the
next annual meeting' ct' the Asso-
ciation of Texas Junior College
Teachers.
DEAN PAUL A. CUNYUS
. . . attends convention
26 Seniors
Will Give
Style Show
Twenty-six Tarleton State grad-
uating senior girls will present
a style show for the American
Association of University Women
smorgasbord Friday, April II.
These coeds will meet tonight
in the Agriculture Building to
practice for the show, according
to Miss May Jones and Mrs. Mary
A. Moore, AAUW members who
are in charge of the program,
. Eight Tarleton State cadets are
also being' asked to have a part
in the presentation.
Donna McClellen will be the
moderator for the skit, and Deb-
orah Pruett will furnish a musi-
cal background on the piano.
Special music will be sung by
Betty Tindall.
Other girls who will have a
part on the program are: Audrey
Gray, Connie Leifeste, Frances
Hull, Frances Rabbe,- Linda Stew-
art, Sharon Tinsley,. Judy James,
Mary Bremer, Pat Mallon, Myrna
Musick, Doris Davis, Johnnie Tip-
ton, .Shirley Hays, La Rae Swin-
dle, Mary Underwood, Theresa
Denman, Jeanne Hatzenbuehler,
Mary Prowder, Anna Collier, An-
neta Colcy, Beverly Rent'ro, Lau-
retta Bunn, and Fayma Downey.
Selective Service Tests
Slated by State Directors
The Selective Service college
qualification test will be given to
college men Monday, May 1, Col-
onel Morris S. Schwartz, state Se-
lective Service director, announced
recently.
The test scheduled for Monday
will be the only one offered for
the 1957-.58 school year, .the state
draft director said.
Scores made on the test are,
used by local boards as one guide
in considering requests for defer-
ment for military service to con-
tinue studies.
Application cards and instruc-
tions may be obtained from Se-
lective Service local boards. Men
planning to "take the test were
urged by Colonel Schwartz to
make early application at thg
nearest local board office for full-
er information and necessary
forms.
Mary men are able to complete
undergraduate study before reach-
ing1 an age when induction can be
expected and do not need to seek
a deferment, the state director
pointed out. Draft calls presently
are for men 22 years old or older,
he added.
Applications must be postmaked
not later than midnight Friday,
April ] 1. The test will be ad.
ministered by Science Research
Associates, Inc., Chicago.
'Best-Costumed' Couple Named
Carole Harg'rive of Rotan and
Jimmy Burnett of Odessa were
declared "Best - costumed Couple"
at the Sadie Hawkins Dance held
recently in the Recreation Hall.
The Dance, sponsored by the
OWLS and Keys social clubs, was
favorably received by Tarleton
students judging' from comments
cooncerning' the occasion. livery-
one relaxed and really had fun,
commented one student.
A blackdrop of scenes from the
L'il Abner comic strip carried
out ''the theme. Burlap table
cloths centered with kerosene
lamps and artificial corn; a pig
sty near the backdrop in which a
jug of "Kickapoo Juice" rested on
a bale of hay; and a large black
washpot over logs from which re-
freshments were served further"
emphasized the Sadie Hawkins at-
mosphere.
Approximately thirty-five cou-
ples attended, one student estimat-
ed.
CLOWN
LUCKIBS
smokbs
what's a shotgun shell for birds?
Robert LEvfiSQue, Partridge Cartridge
boston coll.
what's a haughty heron?
rosemary orzenowski, Vain Crane
NIAGARA l>.
WHAT IS. A PUZZLE FAD?.
" M'. ;
perry martin, jr.
Maze Craie
what bogs A COLO. pISH GET?
" MAHQOT PHILJPPS, ,
HUMBOLDT STATE COLL.
GUI Chill
EOO-BOOS are a clown's best friend. The down in
question-lias a penchant fop shining his slioes with
molasses, arguing with elephants and diving ijitjO wet
sponges. But he makes no mistake when it comes to
choosing-a cigarette, lie picks the one that tastes best.
He puts his money on the only one that's all fine, light,
good-tasting tobacco, toasted to taste even better. He
selects. (The suspense is unbearable.) Lucky Strike! All
of which makes him a Brainy Zany! Quit clowning your-
self—get Luckies right now!
STUDENTS! MAKE *25
Do you like to shirk work? Here's some easy money
—staft'^tickling! We'll 'pay $25' for every Stickler
we print—and for hundreds more that
ii&ver.gef Used.^gtiq^iera are simple -
'riddles- with two-WOrd rhyming
'luto
.strike)
: drsyyiiigs.) Send your" Sticklers with
, ypur name,;address, college and class
to Happy-Joe-Lucky, Box 67A, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y,
what, is hog history?
clyde OATHOUT,
EASTERN "ILLINOIS I*.
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Soar Loip
what's A swanky hide-out
for gangsters?
OlANI BOMHSOW,
lOWASTjiTS
Dodge Lod$e
what is a sedate detective?
JOMNN* ZUBLO.
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Sober Prober
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The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 21, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 25, 1958, newspaper, March 25, 1958; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth140648/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Tarleton State University.