The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 10, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 7, 1965 Page: 3 of 8
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1965
,THE J-TAC
PAGE THREE
MILITARY NEWS
WWs To Compete
The Wainwrjght Rifles, under
the eammand of Cadet Captain
Kelly, will perform at the
States Drill Competition in
houston Saturday.
. • According to First Sergeant At-
wood Cherry, the -Wainwright's
will perform a five minute sequ-
ence of regular army and preci-
sion drill. This will include many
have
new sequences the Rifles
learned since Homecoming. .
The Wainwrights will leave Fri-
day Dee. 10 and return Sunday
Dec. 12. They will stay at Elling-
ton Air Force Base while -iji
Houston.
There will be 23 Wainwrights
making th trip to compete
against most of the major college
drill teams in the South.
Honors Given
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TIME-OUT — An enjoyable part of the evening decorations. Approximately 400 persons were, in
at the Military Ball Saturday night was simply Ye- attendance for the function — Tarleton's only for-
..laxing to watch others and enjoy the music .and ma! affair of the yean
European Stydy 'Plans Available
By Appllcatioii Tliroiigh Oec, 10'
Brian Fish, freshmen history
major from. Killeen, was named
the first Best Drilled Cadet of the
year , during the Nov. 18 drill'per-
iod, He. was selected' in competi-
tion with four other freshman cad-
ets. '■ -
' Outstanding Cadets for the
week were Richard Norman, elec-
trical engineering major from
Fort Worth, A Co; William Pipes,
business major from Cleburne, -B
Co; James Farmer, business ma (
jor from Killeen, C Co; and Don-'
aid Ovy, business major from.
Abilene, Band Co. ' '
. The -Hpnor Company award
went to B Co. commanded by Cad-
et Captain Jess Elliott, senior bus-
iness major from Stephenvilte,
Military Bali
Four undergraduate academic
programs to be offered in Europe
next spring will'remain open for
applications until .Friday, Dec. 10,
according to their sponsor, the In-
stitute of , European Studies, in
Chicago.
Located in Freiburg, West Ger-
many, and in Madrid, Paris and
: Vienna, the programs emphasize
' liberal arts, and social science stu-
dies at the sophomore and junior
levels. The institute also conducts
full academic-year . programs in
all four locations, as well as in
Nantes, France.
In Freiburg, students take the
regular courses of the University
of Freiburg, a 400-year-old institu-
' tion whose faculties have included
such scholars as Erasmus and
Martin Heidegger. Applicants
must have junior standing, at
least B averages, and two years
of college German or equivalent
ability.
Students in the Madrid program
select courses from curricula or-
ganized under the direction of the
university's faculty of political
and economic sciences., All instru-
ction is in Spanish. Requirements'
include junior or sophomore
standing, a C-plus average at
least, and two years of Spanish.
In Paris, the institute has form-
ed a special spring program em-
phasizing accelerated develop-
ment of skills in French, together
with studies in other fields. Cours-
es are taught in French by
French university professors.
Sophomores applying for the pro-
gram must have three semesters
of college French, and juniors
five semesters. All must have
averages of at 'least B,
The spring program at the Uni-
versity of Vienna offers English-
taught courses in' a wide variety
of fields, intensive German, lang-
uage training, and opportunities'
for enrollment in regular Ger-
man-taught courses of the' univer-
sity. One semester of German and
an average of at least C-plus are"
required of sophomores and jun-.
iors admitted to this program.
The institute's full-year program"
in Nantes is the first generally of-
fered, for, undergraduates major-
ing-in engineering and mathemat-
ics, and also admits students ma-
joring in French literature. No
springprograpa is conducted
there.
Comprehensive fees for the pro-
grams, including tuition, room,
most meals, transatlantic trans-
portation and field trips, range
from, §1,305 ; to ■ $1,750 for spring
programs, and from $2,405 to $2,-
760 for .full-year programs,
. Students are housed in private,
'European homes or, occasionally,!
in European student dormitories..
Sailings are set for about Feb. 1,
with return in mid-summer.
Further information, can be ob-
tained from the institute, at 35 E.
Wacker. Drive, Chicago.
Mrs. Janice Sullivan, junior bio-
logy major from Breckenridge,
was selected as the Little Colonel
at the annual Military Ball held
Saturday night, in the Cave of
the Tarleton Center,
Selected as the Little Captains
were Micki Roberson, junior his-
tory major from Carlton; Sandra
Dennis, sophomore elementary
education major from. Brown-
wood; Nancy Duckworth, sopho-
more elementary education major
from Brownwood; Susan Stipic,
sophomore elementary education
major from Dallas; Nancy John-
son, junior elementary education
major from Clyde; and Sharon
Roden, sophomore . physical edu-
cation major from Joshua.
Tffle Bail was termed a huge
success, according to Cadet Ltl
Col. John Kotrlik. The Cave wail
packed with approximately 200'
couples.
The Cave was decorated in a'c-:
cordanee with the theme, Pearl
Harbor Day.
The. Durward Cline Orchestra,
from Dallas, provided the music,
The Ball was also highlighted
by the drawing of two five dollar,
door prizes. The winners, wer©
Merle Stevens and Gordon Saga-
bil.
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