The Plainsman Press (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 6, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 13, 1967 Page: 6 of 16
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1967
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Ag Club Members
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
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boys. Those who participated
wish to thank others who of-
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retreat was a spontaneous de-
votion held in the sand dunes
near Portales. A talent show
climaxed the retreat with talent
from many of the students in
the group. Competition broke
out between the three states
participating in the talent show,
Texas, New Mexico, and Okla-
homa. A singspiration ended
the eventful weekend for the
SPC students.
Selection of a speaker and act-
ivities for the special week sch-
eduled for sometime in March 1
or April, were tossed around.
It was finally decided to wait
until a later date to decide on
anything definite.
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SPC RODEO CLUB ASSISTS UNITED FUND DRIVE — The last phase of Hockley County
United Fund Drive received enthusiastic support from the SPC Rodeo Club. On horse
back, members of the club formed at the court house in order to assist the campaign near
the $300 goal. Shown top 1-r; Wade Lewis, Hereford, vice president; Oscar Henard,
Plains, treasurer; and Bill Smith, Spr. (Front 1-r;) Bob Whitney, co chairman of the
drive, Jerry Franklin, Idalou and Rusty Polk , Abilene. (Photo by Joyce Mathews)
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The money derived from the r able
project will be used in club Reed
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Necessity?
By WINNIE REID
What is a Dorm Matron? Why
do we need them? What purpose
do they serve?
The Matron serves as a dip-
lomat, politician, mediator,
supervisor, counselor and is
sometimes the scapegoat.
She is responsible for the
appearance of the dorm. She
must see that they are kept neat
and clean. She sees to the dis-
tribution of the linens. She must
see that the bathrooms are sani-
tary. She must work with the
custodial staff to see that her
building presents, at all times, a
pleasing appearance. A whole-
some atmosphere must be main-
tained.
The Matron acts as the post-
mistress for her dorm; She is
responsible for seeing that all
incoming and outgoing mail is
handled properly.
She makes sure that proper
temperature is maintained in all
of the rooms. She turns lights
on and off at the proper time
and must replace all burned
out light bulbs.
Matrons are concerned with
taking care of College property.
Breakage presents a big prob-
lem. Wanton breakage seldom
becomes a problem. Should this
problem arise she must contend
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SPC REPRESENTED AT ENMU RETREAT — Fifteen South
Plains College students attended a Bible Chair retreat at
Eastern New Mexico University. Students attending were:
(left to right) Hugh Forehand, Bill Robinson, Bible Chair
director; Jessie Cammack, Bobby McGann, Doug Keese, Glenda
Phillips, John Miller, Carolyn Pinner, Glenda Bilbrey, Judy
Burnett, Leland Martin, Linda Phillips, Steve Forehand, and
Linda Floyd.
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The Church of Christ Bible
Chair of South Plains College
attended a retreat at Eastern
New Mexico University, Por-
tales, Dec. 1 and 2. A total of
eleven colleges attended the
retreat.
On the morning after arrival,
the students ate a breakfast
cooked by the boys attending the
retreat and afterwards broke in-
to groups to discuss such topics
as: “The New Morality,” “What
is Christianity?” “The Christ-
ian on the College Campus”,
and “Know Thyself.”
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South Plains College Agri- Others nominated were Bill Bin-
culture Club was the name der and Aaron Robertson. The
decided on by some 50 mem- Rodeo and Agriculture Clubs
bers of the organization dur- were asked by the Student Coun-
ing a meeting Tuesday night, cil to make nominations to re-
Nov. 15. Names were sub- place George Whittenburg who
mitted by the comnittee and has transferred to a major Uni-
a unanimous vote was given versity after being “Ole Tex”
for the one selected. at South Plains two years.
Other business included nam- Plans were made to begin the
ing the Texan and Tex-Ann for move from the old to the new
the month. They were Bill library, a club project. The
Binder of Ralls and Debbie Mat- work was completed Wednesday
his, club sweetheart from Flu- with some 45 members partici-
vanna. pating. Books were boxed, mov-
Three nominations were sub- ed in pickups, then unpacked
mitted for “Ole Tex” and Bob and placed on shelves. The Li-
Brown was the one selected, brary staff was highly compli-
Students attending the retreat with the problem with diplomacy
from SPC included: John Mill- and firmness.
er, Leland D. Martin, Doug Her personality must be plea-
Keese, Hugh Forehand, Janis sing and flexible. She must have
Mosely, Linda Phillips, Glenda tolerance and consideration.
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The Plainsman Press (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 6, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 13, 1967, newspaper, December 13, 1967; Levelland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1476328/m1/6/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting South Plains College.