The J-TAC (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 1, 1971 Page: 1 of 2
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Wets Win, Proctor Open For Business Friday
51 st Year
Thursday, April 1,1971
No. 17
Doty Named Cotton Queen Rep
.Seated from right to left are Mary Doty, Tarleton's representative to Texas A&M's Annual Cotton Pag-
eant; Barbara Baley, alternate; and Arleen Hawkins, Sherry Whitacre, and Marcia Gordon.
Students Gain Experience,
Teach In Local, Area Schools
About 122 TSC students
began their student teaching
March 15 in various area schools.
Fifty-two students are teaching
in the elementary levels with 70
students instructing the upper
levels.
Those teaching in kindergar-
ten through the sixth grades in-
clude: Linda Darlene Branshaw,
1st grade, Stephenville; Mrs. Jer-
ry Brown, 3rd grade, Stephen-
ville; Donna Marie Brown, kin-
dergarten, Granbury; Brenda Lee
Casey, 2nd, Stephenville; Teresa
L. Chick, 1st, Stephenville; and
Janice Collins, 2nd, Brecken-
ridge.
Others teaching the lower
grades in Stephenville schools,
include: Morris Couch, 5th,
Dianna Cradduck, 3rd; Bonnie
Crow, 6th; Connie Cummings,
4th; Holly Ann Dean, 4th;
Cheryl Gilliland, 3rd; Brenda La-
trese Hamm, 3rd; Shirley Ilig-
gins, 1st; Janice Hill, 4th; and
Anita Darlene Klose, 6th.
Other elementary student
teachers are: Jo Ann Hatton,
4th, Mineral Wells; Sara Eliza-
beth Helm, kindergarten, Co-
manche; Karon Miiburn, 3rd,
Granbury; Joyce Nix, 2nd, Gran-
bury; Beverly Gale Phillips, 5th,
Stephenville; Sara Pittman, 3rd,
Dublin; Janice Porter, 2nd, Ste-
phenville; Linda Rankin, 3rd;
Ella Jean Rusche, 2nd; and Jean
Ryan, 6th; also in Stephenville.
Also, DonnaDiane Root, kin-
dergarten, Mineral Wells; James
L, Simmons, 6th, Cleburne; Mar-
cia' Smith, 1st, Stephenville;
Patricia Tate, kindergarten, Min-
eral Wells; Winnie Lou Walker,
2nd, Dublin; Charlotte Wilson,
3rd, Cleburne; Kathey Yowell,
2nd, Breckenridge; William Glen
Ash, 6th, Breckenridge; and Git-
ty Marie Bates, kindergarten, Co-
manche.
Others instructing in Stephen-
ville schools include; Jorene
Swift, 5 th; Patricia Taylor, kin-
dergarten; Nancy Templeton,
kindergarten; Walter Patrick
Thorn, 6th; Linda Walker, 4th;
Melba White,/2nd; Cathy Wiley,
3rd; Jenny Williams, 1st; David
Yates, 5th; and Carolyn Rene
Baize, Dunn, 5th grade.
Those persons already having
their degree but now working on
their certificates include: Dana
Bobth, 4th; Mineral Welis; Betty
Renee Gresham, kindergarten,
Stephenville^ Emma Lou Irick,
kindergarten, Stephenville; and
Betty Jo Little, kindergarten,
Comanche.
Students instructing in the
higher levels include: Laneal An-
derson, English, Granbury; Shan-
dra Ashby, biology, Mineral
Wells; Linda Baumann, business,
Stephenville; Gay Becker, physi-
Continued on page 8
Financial Aid
Now Being
Tarieton students wishing to
apply for any type of financial
aid for either summer session or
for the 1971-72 academic year
should do so now.
Applications for the National
Defense Student Loan, Hinson-
ffazlewood Student Loan (TOP),
Federally Insured Student Loan,
Educational- Opportunity Grant,
College Work-Study Program,
and tuition scholarships are avail-
able in the Student Financial Aid
Office. •
Mary Doty, a sophomore phy-
sical education major from Abi-
lene, was chosen to represent
Tarieton at Texas A&M Univer-
sity's 37th Annual Cotton Pa-
geant.
Miss Barbara Baley, a fresh;
man home economics major
from Hico, was selected runner-
up in the local contest.
Five Tarieton coeds were first
selected to vie for the title. They
were presented at an informal
coke party March 8, where they
met and visited with the contest
judges. At a formal banquet
March 10, the contestants were
judged on poise and congenial-
ity.
The other girls in the contest
were Sherry Whitacre, a fresh-
man home economics major
Texanns Grab
Fourth In State
Starting in late January,
the Texanns* season was fi-
nally over last weekend as the
Texanns went to the state
tournament and captured the
fourth place title.
Their second contest at the
tournament proved to be one
of the most thrilling games at
the tournament as the Tex-
anns faced Stephen F. Austin
and went into four overtimes,
finally succumbing by two
points with a score of 65-67.
In the first game the Tex-
anns overpowered and out-
scored the North Texas State
University team with a score
of 59-45. The fina! game of
the tournament, just two short
hours after the grueling Ste-
phen F. Austin game, the
Texanns suffered a 64-74 loss
by the third place Sam Hous-
ton State University.
Applications
Accepted
All financial aid is based on
need except for the Federally
Insured Loan program and tui-
tion scholarships. Students ap-
plying for tuition scholarships
must have a 3.00 at the end of
spring semester to be eligible for
a 1971-72 scholarship.
Students are,- encouraged to
make application at their earliest
convenience. Those applying
earliest will be considered first
for the limited work-study and
National Defense funds.
from Stephenville; Marcia Gor-
don, a sophomore business ma-
jor from Stephenville; and Ar-
leen Hawkins, a sophomore
home economics major from
Crawford.
Students Perish
In Holiday Mishaps
Tragedy struck twice over
Spring Break as two TSC
freshmen lost their lives in
automobile accidents and a
third was injured.
Carl N. Bouldin, Jr., an 18-
year-old freshman, was killed
in a one-car accident early
Monday morning, March 22,
north of Weatherford. Bould-
in, a 1970 graduate of Haltorn
High School, was from Jop-
lin, Texas, just outside of
Bridgeport. A general agricul-
ture major at TSC, Bouldin
lived in Davis Hall.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, March 24, in Fort
Worth.
Fatally injured in a truck
accident near Chickasaw, Ok-
lahoma, Thursday morning,
March 25, was Earl W., Dick-
erson from Vernon. Also in-
jured in the early morning
one-vehicle accident was TSC
student Bobby Jokel from
Stephenville. Jokel was treat-
ed for cuts and abrasions in
Chickasaw and released.
Driver of the truck, Dick-
erson was dead at the scene.
He was a freshman agriculture
education major at Tarieton.
A 1970 graduate of Vernon
High School, Dickerson was
a member of the collegiate
FFA. He lived in Ferpson
Hall.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, March 27, in Vern-
on.
Luau Set For Friday
The Luau Dance, sponsored
annually by the Lords & Com-
moners and E.T.E.R.N.A.S., will
be held Friday, April 2, from 8
to 12 in the Cave. Dress for the
dance will be casual.
Christi Young, president of
E.T.E..R.N.A.S., claims that Eber,.
a hard rock group from Austin
contracted for the event, is really
fantastic.
Tickets, costing $3 a couple
or $ 1.75 stag, may be purchased
pre-sale from any member of
L&C's and E.T.E.R.N.A.S. or at
the door.
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