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April I, 1971
Students Teachers Continued From Page 7
cal education; Glen Rose; Paula
Jan Breland, history, Granbury;
Robert Boyd, phys. ed., Dublin;
Dale Brock, phys. ed., Sfephe'n-
ville; Mickey Bush, bioloby, Min-
eral Wells; John Campbell, I.A.,
Fort Worth; Phillip Chick, phys.
ed., Hamilton; and Zelinda Ann
Couch, phys. ed., Granbury.
Others are: Betty Davis, math,
Comanche; David Davis, math,
Stephenville; Donnie Edwards,
math, Stephenville; Paula Fer-
guson, phys. ed., Dublin; Joe
Gibson, math/phys. ed., Brecken-
ridge; Leo Hageman, English,
Fort Worth; David Hamm, I.A.,
Cleburne; Elrna Harrington, busi-
ness, Mineral Wells; Joe Harrison,
math, Granbury; Shirley Hawk-
ins, phys. ed., Mineral Wells;
Edmond Henderson, math, Ste-
phenville; and Vicki Hendrick-
son, business, Granbury,
Also, Janie Jones, Spanish,
Stephenville; James Karlovetz,
phys. ed., Stephenville; Gary
Kauitzsch, I.A., Fort Worth; Mar-
garet Kennedy, history, Mineral.
Wells; Sharon Kitchens, phys.
ed., Breckenridge;' John Little,
I.A., Fort Worth; Marilyn Mast-
ers, phys., ed. Stephenville; Dor-
othy Mayben, business, Hamil-
ton; and Edmond McClure, I.A.,
Breckenridge.
In addition, James Morris,
I.A., Fort Worth; Vernom New-
som, phys. ed., Stephenville;
Jimmy Norris, I.A., Fort Worth;
Susan Ohnmeiss, history, Hamil-
ton; Dick Powell, chemistry, Min-
eral Wells; Larry Preas, Eng-
lish, Stephenville; Carol Rainer,
business, Dublin;Michael Reeves,
history, Stephenville; Walter
Riney, phys. ed., Granbury;
Godron Rogers, phys. ed., Min-
eral Wells; Doris Sanderson, mu-
sic, Cleburne; and James Shipp,
government, Dublin.
Also, Dorothy Southerlin,
English, Stephenville;' Chester
Stanley, history, Comanche; Lar-
ry Steele, math, Dublin; Norma
Stephens, business, Granbury;
Clyde Sweeney, I.A., Fort Worth;
Judy Tanner, history, Stephen-
ville; Evelyn Taylor, phys. ed.,
Stephenville; Edward Torres,
J.A., Fort Worth; Anne U/ban,
biology, Dublin; Elizabeth Vier-
tel, business, Breckenridge; Carol
Vincent, phys. ed., Comanche;
John Weaver, I.A., Fort Worth;
Karen Wilson, government, Ste-
phenville; Oneida Fry, English,
Stephenville; Nancy Hale, phys.
ed., Breckenridge; Robert Ste-
phens, music ed., Stephenville;
Jerry Yowell, biology, Stephen-
ville; Neil Richmond, I.A., Fort
Worth; and George Mingus, eco-
nomics, Stephenville.
TSC Hosts 39 Schools
Administrators and students
from 39 schools attended the
College Orientation Conference
at TSC March 16. Dr. T.M, Stin-
nett, visiting professor of educa-
tion at Texas A&M University
spoke to the administrators at
the morning session and led a
seminar in the evening session.
Members of the Tarleton fac-
ulty and staff on the afternoon
program were Hoyt Lovelace,
assistant registrar; G.W. York,
director counseling, guidance,
and testing; Dr. J.W. Autry,
vice-president and dean of in-
struction; Mike Leese, director
of student Financial aid and tea-
cher placement, and Cecil Ballow,
dean of student personnel ser-
vices.
The students were taken on a
tour of the TSC campus by mem-
bers of the Alpha Phi Omega
and Gamma Sigma Sigma, ser-
vice fraternity and sorority. Stu-
dents were given academic coun-
seling by members of the Tarle-
ton faculty.
Schools represented at the
Orientation Conference were
Sanger, Richland Springs,
Georgetown, Bellevue, Santo,
Henrietta, Leander, San Saba,
Stamford, Zephyr, Alvarado,
Goldwaithe, Llano, Lipan, Mo-
ran. Bronte, and Lohn.
Also, Jacksboro, Gordon, Ro-
by, Petrolia, Cranfllls Gap, Ar-
cher City, Bridgeport, Cherokee,
Eastern Hills (Ft. Worth), Rio
Vista, Priddy, Richland (Ft.
Worth), Claude, Bangs, Blanket,
Brookesmith, and Godley,
Slaughter Drug
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Student Senate Minutes
March IS, 1971
Agenda Item I
The roll was called. Truman Bell, Billy Cardin, Ann Couch, Rhon-
da Gillurn, Martha Knight, Larry Paul, Terry Price, Larry Preas, Jeff
Senter, Dale Shields, Linda Strother, Jay Taylor, Zana Underwood,
and Dale Vann were absent. Those excused were Mike Baumann,
Tommy Edmondson, Mike Harrison, Marcia Headrick, David King,
and Linda Weems.
Agenda Item II
It was moved and seconded to accept the insurance plan for Tar-
leton students that is now employed at Texas A&M. APPROVED.
The plan will be offered on a voluntary basis and will be used on a
one year trial basis.
Agenda Item III
Scott Harris announced that the election for All-Tarleton Man
and Woman will be held April 5 and ?. Senators were assigned to sit
at the election box.
It was announced that Sonny James would be performing tonight
at the Civic Series at 8:00 p.m. in the Main Auditorium.
Everyone was reminded of the High School Day Conference
Wednesday, March 17. Jan Breland asked that everyone -wear their
club blazers on Wednesday.
It was moved and seconded to adjourn. APPROVED. The meet
ing adjourned at 5:40 p.m.
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