The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 6, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 27, 1964 Page: 4 of 8
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PAGE FOUR
THE J-TAC
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1964
IN CLUBS AND FRAT
Pledge Programs Begin
Tarleton's social clubs and ser-
vice fraternity liave begun pledge
programs? for the fall semester
with more than 60 pledges taking
part.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Alpha Phi Oinga pledges are
Jimmy Robinson, Carl Cowan,
Hugh Edmondson, Bill Baxley,
John Norman, Bill Bridges, Bill
Garner, Ron Hoffman, Mike Schu-
bert. Mike Thomas, Danny Hill,
Lewis Herring, Chris Beutelman,
and Bob Self.
4Y
The e'Choo-Choo5* Mows Sis
slack with a double wriggle of
ruffling. In black crepe of
bonded rayou-und-acetate,
$19.98
We Give You
S&H Green Stamps
OWLS
Pledging' the Owls Social Club
are Andrea Donop, Ann Bales,
Mary Ann Nagy, Kay Ulke, Judy
Freeman, and Carolyn Fursley.
SILVER KEYS
Silver Keys pledges are Jimmy
Goode, Walker Marx, Ed L'enz,
and- Dwayne Pluckhahn.
ETEBNAS
Pledges for thfr Eternas this
semester are Pam ICunishige and
Linda Brawner.
LORD'S AND COMMONER'S
Lord's and Commoner's pledges
are Cliff Stevens, Tommy Lee,
Dwight Nanny, Richard Bowers,
John Booth, Jimmy Caldwell, Son-
ny Robins, Brian Collins, Doug
Kareher, Johnny MacFnrland,
Charles Bitters, Randy Majors,
Vance Castles, Jerry Hulsey, and
Jack Mathews.
D. S. T.
Pledges for the D. S. T. Social
Club are Katy Bauerle, Dana Wein-
brenner, Sherrie Blewett, Pat
Knox, and Christa Utley.
LOS COBBS
Los Cobbs pledges are Charlie
Kelly, Richard Terrell, Irling
Smith, Bill Garrison, Mike Biggs,
Wayne Sheppard, Tom Anderson,
Joe Ed Baze Fred Christian, David
Trice, Robert Langford, and Ron-
nie: Cosper.
Press Club
Organizes,
Officerizes
The-Tarleton Press Association
held its organizational meeting
last Tuesday, October 20.
Natrelle Young, president of the
1963-64 TPA, presided' at the meet-
ing. The twenty-three members
present diacusstl and approved the
new constitution. Officers were al-
so elected for this semester. Those
elected are: Mike Leese, president;
Je vy McKimmey, vice-president;
an 1 Sena Goodlett, secrtary-trea-
su ;,r.
i'lans for the Press Associa-
te i's homecoming float were dis-
cussed.
The next meeting of the TPA
will be held on November, 4, at
3:00 p.m. in room 201 of the Ad-
ministration Building. All persona
who are interested in joining the
Tarleton Press Association are
urged to attend this meeting.
§ COSTUME PARTY Friday Oct. 30
i $5.00 Skating Pass to Winner
Sat. Oct. !il retur nof Jerry Gidley —
Itoek. 'n Roll and twist skater. Come ]
out Sat. nite and see a real perform-
*nce on skates.
STEPHENVILLE
J. T. LAUGHLIN, New Mgr.
Attention Car Owners!
WATCH FOR TEXACO SPECIAL AT
Stewart's "Y" Texaco
On the Ft. Worth Highway
Prompt Attention and Friendly Service
We also guarantee to remove all Tiger hair from your
gas tank and prevent its return.
"WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS"
fm
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REPRESENTATIVE of the fall semester pledges
are, left to right, Joe Ed Baze. Los Cobbs; Chris-
ta Utley, D. S. T.; Mike Thomas, Alpha Phi
Omega; Ed Lena, Silver Keys; Cliff Stephens,
Lord's and Commoner's; Andrea Donop, Owls;
and Pam Kunishige, Eternas.
IN TARLETON LIBRARY
One Out of Every Ten Books New
By CHESTER WATKINS
Returning student& coming' in-
to the Library will feel that there
is nothing new. This is the same
■Id library. Yet, there are many
hings that have been added dur-
' ig the past year.
One out of every ten books in
ur library is new according to
enry I. Lohrmann, librarian.
;lso, especially in the area of the
Social Sciences and Education you
will find fewer old and obsolete
boks on the shelves.
The library has begun collect-
ions for new courses being taught
in the field of Teacher Education/
There can be no doubt that the
new selections wil be helpful to
students. Faculty member's of the
various departments have worked
long1 hours selecting- books which
they would most like to have as
background material for the eoui'-
ses which they teach.
In addition to materials pur-
chased in support of the curriculm
at the college, the library tries to
acquire a cross section of the liter-
ature most read by the American
public. Therefore, the library has
stocked many of the best selling1
fiction and non-fiction books avail-
able.
Students Using Library
Commenting oil' those who use
the library, Mr. Lohrman said,
"We find that among1 students,
three types stand out. One con-
sists of those who now have an
opportunity to explore fields in
which their high school library
had little material. These students
are always welcome; they find,
our colection of books and period-
icals a fascination source of add-
itional learning',
"The second type uses the lib-
rary as a place to study and to
prepare assignments for their
classes. This group is also wel-
come.
"Then there is a third type. This
type tuses the library as a social
gathering- place for about the
first eight weeks of the fall seme-
ster. The library staff appreciates
the fact that this group of stud-
ents is relatively small and that
after the first nine-weeks exams
the group becomes even smaller.
The disturbance and inconvenience
is to fellow students much more
than to the library staff."
Not For Social Gathering
In the past, before Tarleton had
a Student Center, the library staff
was sympathetic with students
who had no place other than the
library to meet and discuss their
social problems. Now that Tarle-
ton has a student center, there
is less need to use the library as
a social gathering place. We are
happy that we have a nice library
with attractive facilities, but
these facilities are to be used for
study and work on class assign-
ments.
As you walk through the lib-
rary, you wil not find any sign
requiring silence just as you will
not find any no-smoking and we
we discourage social gatherings in
a place where part of the people
are trying to study,"
Newspapers ami Periodicals;
In addition to the books and per-
iodicals which you will expect to
Schneider
Chosen CO
For Debs
Barbara Schneider, a sophomore
physical education major from
Hamilton, has been named Com-
manding Officer of the Wain-
wright Debutantes, She is also a
member of the OWLS Social Club
and the T. T. S.
Other Wainwright Debutante
Officers' include Miclci Roberson,
Executive Officer; Lynda Spen-
cer, First Sergeant; Jo Ann Reed,
Gideon Bearer; Joyce Reese, Caro-
lyn Cole, Genell Hughes, Wynell
Mercer, Squad Leaders; and Milly
Cannan, Chrisfi Larson, Cindy
Montgomery, Assistant. Squad
Leaders.
The first public appearance of
the Wainwright Debs is scheduled
for homecoming on November 21.
■f' 'id in a college library,'twere la
a lurge number of the current
r 'wspapers and periodicals -which
p ovide general infoi'mation,-.These
p riodieals are purchased with
s-ate money and are for, the us_0
oi all students. , : ..fy
Noting some abuses of library
privileges in this area,. Ml".: Lohr-
imann had this comment, "riciw and
again we find that some individual
students carry off the periodicals
or tear out pages frorn. them. In,
(doing- this they are deriving
their fellow students oi} 't^e uso
of the periodicals whicii they mut-
ilate, They should remember that
their room-mate or tha.-:,persoii
sitting next to them in "class wUl
probably want to use this period-
ical too for the saiiie re£if(aia foa
which they needed it." ,
The library is a -pi ace; %f
quiring minds.. Rabble iousers and
those who mutilate tills collection
of knowledge have no place here.
Examine yourself, whieh are you?
SERVICE
DRUG
Majestic Barber
Shop
WADE & A. O. HOLLEY
1D0 N. Belknap
Stephenvill'e, Texas
Serving Tarleton Students
The Finest in Shoe & Leather Repair
NEWSOM'S SHOE SHOP
132 S. Columbia (Next Door to Tribune)
The Farmers-Fin!
National Bank
"Reliable Banking Service
Since 1906
Stephenville, Texas
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The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 6, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 27, 1964, newspaper, October 27, 1964; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth140823/m1/4/?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.