The Reveille (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 15, 1961 Page: 3 of 6
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February 15, 1961
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MAGILOW and GILMORE
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MISS GERLACH
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NDCC Queen To Be Revealed at Ball
Thousands of
PAPERBACK BOOKS
SHOT'S SHOPPE
730 PRESTON FOREST SHOPPING CENTER
VARSITY BOOK STORE
EM 1-4615
ACROSS FROM SMU
6413 HILLCREST
Gilmore and Magilow
Gain All-State Honors
CLASSICS TO MODERN
Outlines and Translations
COMMUNITY
SEWING SHOP
One of the Largest Selections
Of Studio Cards in Dallas
All Dallas bands will compete for
sweepstakes and placements. The
awards will be presented at the
evening concert given by the TJ
band.
“The Night of January 16,” the
senior class play, is being short-
ened to a one-act play so that it
may be entered in the Inter-Scho-
lastic League contest to be held
in Austin this year. Most of the
members of the play cast are in
Thespians, so they are qualified
to enter the contest.
The Thespians are also planning
to present a series of one-act plays
the first week in May to raise
money for a scholarship fund to
be set up this year for an “out-
standing senior Thespian.” Miss
Marilyn Agan, the Thespian spon-
sor, will appoint three student
ever it is!”
Bob Shackleford, 2A, said
phatically, “Poison!!!”
Mr. Joe, that well-liked TJ
168 Inwood Village
620 Preston Royal Village
Que Alienable
Quoted
by JUDY OOMROE
Shortened Senior Play
To Be Given in Contest
THOM McAN
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CAMERAS — CARDS — STATIONERY
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Gordon Speights, 4A, just said,
“Snow(?)”
Carol Taylor, 4A, said with a
horrified look, “I’m scared to say!”
John Sorweide, 2A, said after
much thought, “Challenge!!”
Cheryl Watson, 2A, answered,
“I don’t know, but it works, what-
todian, said, “It’s not metal, that’s
for sure!”
Allen Brandenburg, 4A,, said
simply, “Points, I guess!”
Eddie Dominguez, 3A, said with
that look, “Gold!!”
Steve Pigman, 2A, said, looking
a little confused, “Mustaches(?)”
Judy Wade, 3A, replied matter-
of-factly, “Sparks!”
About this time, I usually re-
veal the secret and sometimes
horrible truth about my questions.
Well, I’m sorry, but this time your
guess is as good as mine ...
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All in all, both teams fought
hard, played fair, and enjoyed
themselves (except those few fac-
ulty members and Rebel Rousers
who were out of shape). The score
. . . well, it’s a little hard to say—
because it was such a fair game!!
FNC to Visit TWU
To Hear Dean Speak
The Future Nurses Club will
tour Texas Women’s University
February 18 where the Dean of
Nursing, Miss Faye Pannell, will
speak to the members. The group
will also attend Stunt Nite to be
put on by the T. W. U. students.
The F.N.C. now boasts the mak-
ing of over 1,000 cancer dressings
since December 1. The dressings
will be distributed to home cancer
patients by the American Cancer
Society.
Gerlach Cheers Faculty Team
To Victory Over Varsity Cagers
U m - | by GAYLE JACOBIE
FTC Honors Faculty
A coffee commemorating the fifth
birthday of the school was given
by the Future Teacher’s Club on
Thursday, January 28. •
According to president Joan
Leonard, this was the first time
that the coffee, which is an annual
event with the club, has been given
on “dead day,” and was so success-
ful that it will probably be given
on that date again next year.
directors who will each choose
his own cast, direct, produce,
plan costumes, sets, and provide
for make-up. These directors will
each supervise their own staff
without assistance from any teach-
er.
Another activity planned by the
Thespians is to sell tickets at
TJ for the “Shakespearian Spe-
cial” to be held at the Dallas
Theater Center this year. The
profit from these ticket sales will
go to the Thespian Scholarship
fund and to sponsor the TJ entry
in the Inter-Scholastic league con-
test.
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WEIRD BEARD
Just how hard do TJ students
concentrate during exams ? Miss
Rubia Clement, English teacher
and counselor, decided to find
out the answer to this question.
While her senior students were
taking their exams, Miss Clem-
ent walked around the room
three or four times wearing a
gray beard. Only one boy
noticed—and they almost had
to pick him up off the floor.
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The collosal event has passed,
true. But who could ever forget
the thrill filled spectacular, the
breathtaking excitement of—THE
FACULTY - VARSITY BASKET-
BALL GAME!
Through the undaunted support
of the high jumping, loud yelling,
pom-pom swishing head cheer-
leader, Miss Dorothy Gerlach, the
faculty played a wow of a game
(they even got 10 extra points
from somewhere!). Her voice
touched the spirit of every specta-
tor, when in unequal precision she
screamed, “Rah, rah, rah, rah . . .
YEA, FACULTY!” Of course her
cheerleading attire added to the
enthusiasm of the crowd — she
wore a Texas-sized cowboy hat,
held on by a flaming red scarf,
a Rebel cheerleader’s jacket, high
heels (sorta a Paris type cheerer),
and carried with her her faithful
megaphone and pom-poms.
Now this obviously was no ordi-
nary game, for some strange
things happened. Special features
were the graceful stomach sliding
of faculty player, Mr. Herman
Cowley, the helpful (?) tip in ring
on the somewhat frustrated var-
sity team’s basket, the substitutes
from SMU that aided the faculty,
the faculty team's substitution
breaks every two minutes, and the
unbiased referees — Orbie Hanks
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Jimmy Gilmore and Mark Magi-
low won all-state positions in the
orchestra and band, respectively,
this month at the meet which was
held in Dallas.
. Mark, who plays the tenor sax-
aphone, made first chair in the
area tryouts in Stephenville on
January 21 and then proceeded
to make first chair in the state
band. Jimmy, who plays clari-
net auditioned by sending in a
tape of his playing, and he was
later notified of his position by
letter.
Jimmy and Mark, along with
the entire Rebel Band, will host
the annual band festival to be
held at Jefferson on March 25.
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The National Defense Cadet
Corps of Thomas Jefferson High
School will formally present its
regimental queen and princesses
at the annual Military Ball, in the
TJ girls’ gym on February 24
from 8 to 11 p.m. The dance will
be highlighted by the crowning
of one of the eight princesses as
the 13th Regimental Queen.
The princesses, who have the
honorary rank of major, are the
following: Suzan de la Vega, Com-
pany “A”; Judy Tate, Company
"B”; Sheryl Myers, Company “C”;
Emily Pigman, Company “D”;
Ann Walters, regimental head-
quarters; Betty Mosher, Band
Company; Cynthia Beale, drill
team, and Carolyn Koontz, Rifle
Team.
This year the Art Service Club
will help the cadets decorate the
gym, the theme to be of a con-
tinental nature with international
February has been called the
month for lovers. As Valentine’s
Day, February 14, arrived, the
immovable objects (industrious
students) were made by some ir-
resistible force to put down pencils
and pens only to dream about love
and boys (or girls, depending on—
well, you know). What is the ir-
resistible force? Legends have it
that Cupid and especially his ar-
rows are responsible. These arrows
are tipped with—well, take your
pick:
Dale Kimmell, 4A, replied wick-
edly, “A fermented mixture of
honey and love!”
Byron Davey, 3A, answered
somewhat confused, “Probably
sugar.”
Albert Henry, 3A, said hopeless-
ly, “Blood—usually mine!”
Mrs. Johnston, popular study
hall teacher, said with an evil
gleam in her eye, “Danger, adven-
ture, the unknown ... !”
Pauline Price, Jefferson’s ex-
change student, replied simply,
“Quicksilver.”
Doug Meriwether, 3A, said eag-
erly, “I’ll buy a bottle, whatever
scenes situated throughout the
gym.
Music will be furnished by the
Thomas Jefferson Dance Band. A
photographer, will be present to
take pictures of the cadets and
their dates.
Choir Follows
Busy Schedule
The Concert Choir, Mrs. Analee
Huffaker director, began a full
schedule this year by first singing
at the Melrose Hotel, February 10,
for the Park Cities Rotary Club.
They will perform next at the
Walnut Hill Recreation Center,
February 16, for a meeting of the
Dallas Chamber of Commerce.
“Hosanna, Me Build A House,
Oh!”, “Annie Laurie”, “Ezekiel
Saw De Wheel”, “Climb Ev’ry
Mountain” and “That Old Black
Magic” will make up a portion of
the program.
Gary Hamilton will accompany
“Hosanna, Me Build A House” with
his guitar. Gregg Shafer and
Charles Mathews are the pianists.
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