VOL. L AUSTIN, TEXAS, APRIL, 1966 No. 8 Foundation Offers $111,600 In Scholarships i League Competitors 56th Annual UIL State Meet Vie For 95 Awards More than $111,600 in college scholarships is being affered to participants in League literary and academic contests this To Be In Austin, May 5, 6, 7 year. This amount includes more than 95 grants already approved. will regis­ The 56th Annual University except in One-Act Play, A number of $250 grants, in addition to the 95, will be awarded Interscholastic League State Meet ter 'at headquarters immediately in Austin. One-Act by Texas Woman's University. Eligibility requirements for the will host more than 2000 of the upon arrival Play participants will register on various grants are different. Applicants should study require­ OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR talented high school students in the the day of their contest, after the ments shown on the application material and listed below. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS state on May 5, 6, 7. company meeting at 7:45 a.m. in AUSTIN, TEXAS 78712 Texas Interscholastic League Foundation scholarship appli­ Precontest conferences will be Hogg Auditorium. Here they will cation blanks and full information about the grants will be held for Speech and Debate con­ receive instructions, sign up for re­ tests; Typing and Shorthand con­ bate, receive delegates' tickets and mailed automatically to all literary and academic entrants in tests ; Number Sense and Slide Rule pick up messages. State Meet contests. Others may write to the TILF, Box 8028, competitors and Science entrants. University Station, Austin, Texas 78712, for blanks. Tennis coaches will have a special League Breakfast No application blanks will be sent meeting. The annual League Breakfast out until after the State Meet, May Elizabeth Memorial Scholarship and Meeting of Delegates will be 5, 6, 7. Applicants must fill out $300 first year, To Interscholastic League Visitors; League Headquarters held at 7:30 a.m. Saturday in the £500, payable blanks completely, and send test year—Recipient may Crystal Ballroom of the Driskill $200 second League headquarters will be in scores required and a transcript of Texas State Univer­ The University of Texas is proud of the Tickets at $1.15 each, includ­ attend North the lobby of Gregory Gym to take Hotel. high school grades. University, Interscholastic League - its history, its present ing tax. Tickets may be offered by sity, Texas Woman's care of registration, housing, rebate Those eligible for TILF grants by College, West accomplishments, its prospects. purchased at League Head­ Sam Houston State and other details. It will be open at mail, virtue of having competed in the or Southwest quarters in the lobby of Gregory Texas State College 1 p.m. Thursday, May 5 and remain 1965 State Meet must write for ap­ State College. Preference Your honors already attained are part of your and if any are available, pur­ Texas open until 10 p.m. Friday hours Gym, plication blanks. planning to own record. They are also evidence of real education in chased at the door to the Crystal given to applicants will be from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. enter teaching profession. Funds Texas . open from Ballroom Saturday morning. Saturday it will remain Requirements provided by J. O. Webb of Houston. 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. At this meeting teachers, coacher Our congratulations are mingled with high All applicants for TILF awards Contest results will be posted at and administrators traditionally must meet the following require­ Roy Bedichek Award hopes for your future, whatever college or university bring up questions concerning all headquarters as soon as they are ments : $500, payable $250 a semester— you attend and whatever goals you seek. phases of League activities. Also determined. 1. Graduate during the current may attend any accredit­ the results of the April referendum Recipient yours , year. or college in Texas. Sincerely One-Act Play Registration ballot will be announced. See March ed university 2. Compete, in a State Meet liter­ Funds provided by TILF. Official contestants and sponsors, Leaguer for details of the ballot. ary or academic contest. 3. Submit college entrance board T. H. Shelby Scholarship Harry Ransom examination scores, or the equiva­ $500, payable $250 a semester— Chancellor ALTERNATE WINNER Scenes from William Gibson's The Miracle lent. Applicant must attend The Univer­ UIL Headquarters Worker were presented by Floydada High School actors at the 1965 4. Have complete application in sity of Texas. Funds provided by by June 1. HR:np State Meet One-Act Play Contest in Conference AA. Mrs. Jackie Gil- the league office Mrs. Dorothy Shelby Casey in List of scholarships now avail­ memory of her father. To Handle Housing breath directed. Pictured are Miss Lucy Cogdell as Annie Sullivan and able: Miss Rande Brown as Helen Keller. Myra S. Pryor Awards quarters on the same day they are Houston Endowment 10 awards of $100 each—For stu­ Falfurrias Journalist Special Phones received. W awards of $500 each—For con­ dents who wish to attend San An­ Incoming requests will be given testants in journalism, speech, sci­ tonio College, St. Philips College in Just for Housing a priority number and will be as­ ence, number sense, slide rule or San Antonio or Wharton Junior signed in order on a "first come, 8 Baseball Teams writing. Applicants must at­ New President of ILPC To telephone the League about ready College. Applicants must have com­ first served" basis. Telephone or tend The University of Texas or Carter Pettit of Falfurrias was Mirror Rated Tops housing you must call GR 1-3985 peted in the regional meets held in telegraph requests will be processed Western University. For stu­ elected president of the Interscho­ or GR 1-5040. These are direct Texas San Antonio. The Mirror, newspaper of Mon- in the same way. Please remember, To Be In Tourney dents in Conference AAA, AA, A lastic League Conference at the rated the "Top Newspaper in lines to Edwin Cain, Director of however, that each telephone or Field. or B schools only. TILF Scholarships March 25 convention. teray High School of Lubbock, was Housing. No other League mat­ telegraph request must be confirmed The 1966 baseball season will Disch There will be eight teams brought 2 awards of $500 each, payable Terry Long, W. B. Eay High Texas." The staff and sponsor were ters can be handled over this by the return of the housing form. again feature state championship Robert A. Welch Foundation School of Corpus Christi, was line. It is for housing only. play-offs in two conferences, AAAA to the state tournament this spring, $250 a semester—Applicants may praised for effective news coverage 10 awards of $4,000 each, payable elected vice-president. Nancy Bish­ No FREE housing will be and AAA, with conferences AA and four in conference AAAA and four attend any accredited college or and superior presentation. The Mir­ Late Requirements $1,000 a year—For contestants in op of Sam Houston High of Arling­ available at State Meet. A playing to regional champion­ in AAA. This plan has the advan­ university in Texas. ror is in its second year of publi­ In case requests for housing are speech, science, number ton was elected secretary. ships. tage of having the tournament in journalism, cation, having won the Award of received in this office after April 30, rule or ready writing. Henry Beckman Slide Rule More than 1,400 secondary school As far as possible, all schools two days, while in previous years it sense, slide Distinguished Merit, ILPC's high­ it is too late for the State Office to may attend any Texas Proficiency Awards journalism teachers and students At the 55th Annual State Meet, will be assigned to baseball confer­ has been a three-day tournament. Applicants est, last year. send you your housing assignment or university which cur­ attended the meeting. This was the University Interscholastic ences and districts on the same basis college 2 awards of $200 each—High Col. Joseph M. Murphy, director confirmations. The duplicates will a Robert A. Welch Foun­ more than double the number an­ League will again provide hotel and as they are assigned in basketball. AA, A Deadlines rently has school seniors in the upper 25 per of Columbia Scholastic Press Asso­ be held at the League housing desk are listed on and more than three times motel reservations for the sponsors It is hoped that this continuity of Conferences AA and A schools dation grant. These cent of their graduating classes ticipated, ciation, was the main speaker for and must be picked up by sponsors blank. Recipients figure. and official contestants who qualify teams in football, basketball and must decide their district champions the application who participated in the State Meet the pre-registration the convention. when you arrive in Austin on evi­ from the regional meets on April baseball districts will help eliminate by May 21 and they have until June must major in chemistry and slide rule contest may apply. For Outstanding Teacher 22-23 as long as rooms are avail­ Thursday. 11 to complete their regional cham­ dence a desire to engage in research additional information write to 1967 Convention the several organizational meetings and able. If you request assistance from pionship. Conference B schools must in chemistry at the graduate level Mrs. Margaret Baker, 401-C En­ Mrs. Margaret Caskey, journal­ Next year's ILPC convention will MAKE OTHER better school relationships will be Sponsors and contestants who League, DO NOT decide their district champions by in Texas. gineering Lab, University of Texas, ism teacher at Paschal High School be held in Austin on March 17-18. Of­ developed. qualify under Section 22 and 23 of RESERVATIONS. The League May 21, and they have until June Austin, Texas 78712. Recipients of Fort Worth, was named "Out­ The sessions will open with a va­ fice will have space for you and you Moody Foundation standing Journalism Teacher in the Spring Meet Plan, pages 37 and Playoff Schedule 10 to complete their bi-district se­ must attend The University of riety show and reception at 7:30 will be liable for the cost of these W awards of $4,000 each, payable is a member of Theta 38 of the current Constitution and To determine state champion­ ries. Texas. Texas." She p.m. Friday, March 17, in the Main accommodations whether or not you $1,000 a year—Recipients may at­ Sigma Phi, professional journalism Contest Rules will be given priority ships in both AAAA and AAA, the Ballroom of the Texas Student occupy them. tend any accredited college or uni­ Henry Beckman Number for women. Each year in assigning accommodations. Par­ following play-off schedule will be 613 Baseball Teams fraternity Union. General sessions Saturday versity in Texas. Preference will be Sense Award the Fort Worth chapter honors her ents, and visitors, should not expect followed. District championships At this time 613 schools have Sponsor Responsibility given to those planning careers in by presenting the Margaret Caskey will be held in the Main Ballroom, to find accommodations through must be determined by May 21, bi- signed the baseball acceptance cards 1 award of $500—Applicant must insurance and business. Award for Outstanding Women which will seat about 1250. The League channels. The League Office has the right to district championships by May 28, and will participate in the diamond life have participated in League num­ refuse lodging for any group of stu­ sport this spring. There will be ber sense contest at State Meet and Journalists. awards banquet will be held in the and regional championships by June Brown Memorial Trust Caskey is a master Rebate Rules dents who do not appear to be ade­ 4. The state tournament will be held 150 schools in AAAA; 102 in AAA; must attend The University of "Mrs. combined banquet rooms of the Villa 5 awards of $1,000 each—For said Max R. Haddick, quately chaperoned. Sponsors are in Austin on June 10 and 11 at 98 in AA; 82 in A; and 181 in B. Texas. For additional information, teacher," Capri, which will be arranged to All contestants and sponsors contestants in journalism, speech, ILPC director, "Her students are expected to stay with their students. write Committee on Loans and should come prepared to pay for number sense, slide rule or in all areas of communi­ seat 1000 for the banquet. ALL unchaperoned students will be science, Scholarships, The University of successful their lodgings at hotels or motor writing. Three recipients I wish we could have many Motel rooms for 1,2000 have been required to give the name and ad­ ready Texas, Austin, Texas 78712. cation. courts. The "rebate" referred to in Texas Christian Uni­ more like her." reserved at a number of motels. dress of their parents or guardian, UIL Delegates Breakfast shallattend Sections 22 and 23 will be paid after and the name and address of the versity and two shall attend Baylor Texas Woman's University the State Meet and will be based en­ school they represent by the hotel University. All shall evidence a de­ $250 scholarships for girls— tirely on the formula outlined in and motel managements before Will Be Held At Driskill sire to engage in research and shall Scholarships are available for first Article XI, Section 2, page 27, Con­ they are permitted to stay at the Interscholastic League Breakfast and major in mathematics or science. place winners in any of the five Number Sense Notes stitution and Contest Rules. Tickets for the annual accommodation. State Meeting of Delegates are now available. journalism contests and to first A special section will be set up in Texas Laundry and Dry Cleaning place winners in speech, one-act head­ Saturday, May 7, at 7:30 A.M., in the the League's registration No Free Lodging This meeting will be on Association play or ready writing, and to win­ quarters at Gregory Gymnasium to Will Explain Changes No "free" lodging is available Driskill Hotel Crystal Ballroom. 2 awards of $800 each, payable ners or runners-up in debate. Also assist qualified contestants to secure Reservations may be made by writing to the League Office, $500 the first year, $300 the second to tennis singles or doubles winners. BY MILO W. WEAVER "much ado about nothing." Faculty housing while they attend the State this year. This will necessitate some contest­ Station, Austin, Texas 78712, and send­ —For contestants in journalism, For additional information, write sponsors and contestants should Meet. revision in plans for those Box 8028, University State Director ants and sponsors formerly relying ing $1.15 per ticket. This includes tax. speech, science, number sense, slide Assistant to President, Texas Wom­ know of any significant changes in Recipients The League is grateful for the on this type of housing. The League at League rule or ready writing. an's University, Denton, Texas. the tests. For this reason I wrote Procedure Tickets will also be sold at the registration desk may attend any accredited college continued interest and questions Math Problems in Num­ Office has reserved enough addi­ "Few New When information is received at Headquarters in Gregory Gym, and if space is still available. or university in Texas. Preference Blinn College concerning the nature of the 1966 Contests" for the January tional space to accommodate these ber Sense the State Office entering students at the door on Saturday morning when delegates meet. given to those planning to major in 5 awards of $50 each—Blinn Col­ number sense problems. Certainly, of the LEAGUER. individuals, and will assist these (1966) issue who have qualified at the regional home economics. lege of Brenham will give tuition I do not think these inquiries are I quote from the article schools in securing room in the price May meets, specific information concern­ credit to first place winners in "Undoubtedly, if any range preferred if they will indicate mentioned: ing housing accommodations, plus Joe B. Cook Debate Scholarship literary or academic contests at the changes are made in their preference on the housing fundamental official request forms for housing, $1,000, payable $400 first year, Meet. future in the contests, they form. If the schools accustomed to Responsible Chaparones State Casts the near will be mailed to principals of all and $200 in each of next three years For additional information, write 22 OAP 'New Math' be­ this type housing absolutely cannot should involve the high schools which have qualified —For contestants in journalism, to the Registrar, Blinn College, of emphasis given it in the afford to utilize the lower-priced ac­ cause students coming to State Meet. Required By Hotels, Motels speech, science, number sense, slide Brenham, Texas. In State Meet public schools. . . . The 1966 tests commodations, may we suggest you These request forms should be contact any friends and/or relatives rule or ready writing. Recipient Twenty-two schools will partici­ contain a few problems involving The League director was invited to a meeting of the hotel and motel executed and returned to state head- you may have in Austin in whose must attend The University of Tarleton State College Awards pate in the State One-Act Play Con­ ordered pairs and the number of managers to discuss high school conduct problems at the State Meet home you might stay. This arrange­ Texas and remain on the Univer­ 14 awards of $50 each—Tarleton test in Austin, May 5, 6, 7. subsets of given sets. Also, they in Austin. ment will be satisfactory with the sity debate squad. (See AWARDS, page 2) This is the 40th annual one-act contain some problems which re­ will occur in only a few problems Managers reported that they had no problems with high school League Office. play contest. Six hundred and quire a knowledge of the terms: and none will be given early in the groups properly chaperoned by adults. Their problems are with high eighty schools competed this year. Prime Number, Relatively Prime tests. Also, I plan to describe any school students not under supervision. 7, Reservations "The plays at State Contest Numbers, Greatest Common Di­ new problems, with examples and No Friday, May They reported also that parents make advanced reservations for represent some of the finest of visor, and Least Common Multiple." terminology which will be published, Since it is impossible to hold students. The students arrived and register, reporting that parents Texas secondary school drama," As I recall, the contests contain as an appendix to the League bul­ rooms vacant Thursday night when will come later. said Roy M. Brown, state drama at most one problem on each of the letin, "Developing Number Sense," all facilities are filled, no attempt To correct this situation the managers will not allow any high school director. "I invite all who are in­ types; ordered pairs and subsets by Professor J. W. Calhoun. Fur­ will be made to assign schools which student to register for a room unless there is an adult chaperon pres­ terested in secondary drama to join may occure on any one test, and this ther, a special practice sheet is request accommodations beginning ent. us for three days of exciting theatre after the middle of the test. planned for 1967, which can be on Friday, May 7, until the group The managers will report misconduct and damages to League of­ in Hogg Auditorium on the Uni­ If significant changes are made purchased from the League office actually arrives at registration ficials. These reports will be forwarded on to the schools involved. versity campus." in the tests in the year 1967, they next year. (See HEADQUARTERS, page 3) Page 2 INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUER April, 1966 m Ready Writing Statements High School Press OFFICIAL. NOTICES The superintendent is responsible for enforcing League Rules. This is ILPC Convention a responsibility he can not delegate when a violation occurs. The school board, the coach, the high school principal all are re­ To Be Used At State Meet Sets New Record sponsible to the superintendent to see that the League rules are fol­ BY JOSEPH E. SLATE standing is worshipped, however titude he wishes to assume. lowed, both in spirit and in letter. However, school boards are not held NO FREE HOUSING State Ready Writing Director much it may be achieved. As a By DR. MAX R. HADDICK The League will not provide any free result, teachers automatically come Many Advantages responsible for League rules. housing at the State Meet. The League Never before have so many attended an ILPC convention. Housing Office will assist in getting reser­ I would like to call the attention to a discipline problem, large or The advantages of writing from The League rules specifically state that the superintendent of schools vations for contestants and for coaches and Our best count shows that between 1,400 and 1,450 were here sponsors. of all sponsors, contestants and small, wanting to understand and such a statement are many. Since is the one person to whom the League looks for enforcement of its * * * contest chairmen to the latest almost automatically less willing to the contestant originates his own for the sessions. I had estimated that 700-800 would attend. rules. Further, the Supreme Court of Texas has upheld this administra­ TRACK, FIELD REPORTS (1965-66) Constitution and Contest discipline students than to show topic, he has much more freedom in It was a wonderful surprise. tive procedure, by ruling 8 to 0 on the "Oil Bowl Case" on Feb. 25j Track and field official entry blanks will Rules. The rules for district, region­ understanding. The teacher knows choosing the best one for himself. Journalists are rather special people. When adversity faces be distributed by each district athletic direc­ al and state meets clearly specify he is still expected to discipline Many students will be more at ease 1953. This ruling struck down the opposition's contention that the super­ tor to the schools or coaches whose con­ some people, they cave in. Not journalists. I really believe they testants win at district. that the announcement of results students, however, and he is caught and perhaps more skillful under board and the district in The principal director will know each intendent had no right to bind the school event in which each contestant will par­ will be followed by a critique of the on the horns of dilemma." such writing conditions. The win­ enjoy a bit of trouble. At the convention we were "tired" out refusing the school board the right to lease the high school stadium to ticipate. The blank should then be mailed of part of our fun session room, crowded out of the session immediately to the regional director. Note top three papers. This is an im­ ning essays will be more easily dis­ Midwestern University for the purpose of staging the "Oil Bowl Game," that it is not to be sent to the State Office. portant part of the Ready Writing Student Formulates Topic tinguished, too, from those which on Saturday afternoon, and locked out of meeting rooms for At regional meet, additional blanks will be in violation of the League's All-Star Game Rule. Once a school becomes distributed, among regional winners; these contest, for both students and spon­ Such a statement does not specify are good but not as outstanding in a while—but no one complained. If I had a hat I would tip it blanks are to be filled out and mailed to the sors need to know specifically how how the contestant should arrive at the first criteria for evaluation, a League member, the superintendent has, as far as the League is con­ State Office. to all 1,400 or more of you. District winners send their blanks to the to improve their work, and hearing his topic. His originality and ana­ "interest." The rules define interest regional site for their conference. You may rest easy for 1967. I cerned, final authority. the winning paper can encourage are not limited by a as follows: * * * lytical ability have already reserved the Main unsuccessful contestants to reenter. topic, for he formu­ Interest depends primarily Nancy Bishop, new ILPC president, pre-arranged Ballroom of the Texas Student THREE WAY HIGH I would like to have a report sent to lates his own topic from what he upon substance, upon having vice-president and secretary, are Three Way High School at Maple has Union for the Friday night fun ses­ been placed on probation in boys' basketball me, in Austin, of contests in which given. One topic might be something to say that is worth nice people. They have already has been sion and for the general meetings for 1964-1965 and 1965-1966 for violation of this regulation has not been carried "Unwillingness to be Unpopular." saying because of its acuteness of asked what they can do to make the Basketball Code. on Saturday. The convention is defi­ * * * out. Others might be "The Understand­ analysis or its originality of ILPC of more value to all members. anin tlon nitely set for March 16-18, 1967. or "Breakdown in thought. It depends next upon Believe me, I'm going to use them. 9 BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL ing Teacher" The 1968 convention will be on Bryan High School has been suspended in Subject Statements School Discipline." The best of these clarity, for no reader can be in­ They will write some columns for 1. Often, the office of the school superintendent is no longer in the baseball for the 1965 season and placed on March 22-23, I just don't believe Sponsors should also note that the would probably involve some defini­ terested unless he understands the Leaguer, plan the fun session, probation for the 1966 and 1967 seasons for in waiting until the last minute. high school building. Consequently, the superintendent may lose touch violation of the Constitution and Contest rules contain one change of impor­ tion of either discipline or under­ exactly the writer's ideas or conduct business sessions, and help Rules recruiting regulations. in a thousand ways. with what is happening in high school and after school. * * * tance. In the state division of the standing as they apply to teachers, points. It depends finally upon Rooms for 1000 2. Frequently, the high school principal finds he is just a "hired hand," MUSIC COMPETITION contest, all contestants will be fur­ and perhaps definitions of both. The the inclusion of specific details I have reserved enough rooms for Praise for Officers as are his coach and band director. In most instances, he has no say in Muaic Regions having a reserve stock of nished a brief statement rather than contestant would be free to use and examples which individualize about 1,000 for the 1967 convention awards, medals, or plaques may continue a set of three topics. This statement examples from his experience with the composition as an outgrowth in Austin motels. May have to up Outgoing officers Sherrie Long, employing either the band director or coach, who are responsible only the issuance of these items until their stock is depleted. will be like the following example: teachers or not, suiting his style to of the writer's character and ex­ that some, but that I can do. James Hollon and Liz Baggett did a to the superintendent. Most often, principals are "career men" who stay Saxophone Sextet—A contra-bass clarinet, either E-flat or B-flat, may be substituted "This is an age in which under­ the approach and to whatever at­ perience. Catrer Pettit, Terry Long and fine job. I have never seen officers in one position for many years, while coaches and band directors for the bass saxophone. organize and conduct sessions so Band Concert Contest—A band may not come and go. play two selections by the same composer well, even under crowded conditions. in any given contest. They are special kind of people. 3. Then, too, the principal is frequently selected for his ability to get * * * General Program The Official Program will be issued for distribution to contest­ ONE-ACT PLAY SUSPENSIONS ants and delegates before the Meet opens and will be available Falfurrias High not only put up along with the teachers and other staff members. Among these are at headquarters. Always go by the LATEST EDITION of the The following schools are suspended from Carter Pettit and campaigned him coaches and band directors. The principal has no desire to "cross" One-Act Play participation for the 1965-6S Fifty-Fifth Annual State Meet program. Minor changes are often necessary from one edition to the presidency, but they fur­ school year for failure to participate in the to the next. either of these, since both men have large group organizations on 1965 Spring Meet, after indicating their University Interscholastic League nished a combo for the Friday Night intension to do so. (Rule 1, g. 2, page 69, public display every Friday night. Constitution and Contest Rules) : Eustace, Fun Session. That combo played for Goodrich, Poth, Rio Hondo. Slide Rule 4. The principal hesitates to involve his school in controversy with May 6,7, 8,1966 free—and they paid their own way * * • up from Falfurrias to play for us. another member school. Consequently, he prefers to compromise some Friday—9:00 a.m.—Slide rule conference: Engineering Laboratories BONHAM HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Bldg. 102. It is contest time. Some schools of the issues rather than to protest. In the back of his mind is the Bonham High School has been disqualified conferences: Engineering Library, Taylor Hall 112. for district honors in football for 1MB and Debate 2:00 p.m.—All have district contests. Others start thought that he may some day find himself in the same spot and need placed on probation for 1966 and 1967 for at the regional level. Keep track of violation of Art. 16, The Awards Rule. Thursday—7:00 p.m.—Speech Forum and announcement of the 1965-66 Tennis a "sympathetic glow" from his fellow principals. * * * high school debate topic. Dr. Norris Hiett, Asst. Dean of the Exten­ your contest dates. We are planning 5. The principal realizes that the superintendent has final authority BLEDSOE HIGH SCHOOL sion Division and Texas representative to the 1964 NUEA confer­ Friday—9:00 a.m.—AAAA boys, all divisions: Penick Courts. B boys, some interesting doings in the Jour­ ence which selected this debate topic, will lead in a discussion on the all divisions: Caswell Courts. AAA and AAAA girls, all divisions: nalism Building for the sponsors on school policy matters and penalties against member schools and Bledsoe High School has been disqualified in Extemporaneous Speech, and Track and topic area, "The Foreign Aid Program of the United States." State Girls Courts. and State Meet journalism competi­ Field for 1965-66 school year and placed on Meet speech directors will discuss with the high school sponsors the knows that he has only delegated authority to oversee certain aspects probation for the 1966-1967 school year for 11:00 a.m.—AAA boys, all divisions: Penick Courts. B girls, all divi­ tors. present League speech contests and any recommended changes. Busi­ Girls Courts. of the interscholastic program. violation of Art. 8, Sec. 18. sions: Caswell Courts. A and A A girls, all divisions: * * * ness-Economics Bldg. 100. 2:00 p.m.—AA boys, all divisions: Penick Courts. B boys, all divisions: The papers were better than ever 6. With the rapidly changing situation in administration of high GIRL'S BASKETBALL 8:00 p.m.—Demonstration Debate. Speech delegates are invited to hear Caswell Courts. this year. This is an annual state­ The University of Texas debaters on the High School Debate Topic. 4:00 p.m.—A boys, all divisions: Penick Courts. B girls, all divisions: ment, but particularly true this school affairs, superintendents must decide who is going to run and Girl's Basketball Rules Interpretation: Business-Economics Bldg. 100. "in jumping the ball in the center circle, the Caswell Courts. year. The Mirror of Monterey High who is to be responsible for the complicated set of rules and regulations opposing players shall be staggered if a Friday—6:30 p.m.—All conferences and divisions: contestants assemble Saturday—9:00 a.m.—AAAA girls, all divisions, and AA boys, all di­ player requests this placement of a game in Business-Economics Bldg. 100 for assignments. visions: Penick Courts. B and A boys, and B girls, all divisions: School of Lubbock was the best. The adopted to control interschool competitions. official." * * * 7:00 p.m.—All conferences and divisions: First round of debate. Caswell Courts. A, AA and AAA girls, all divisions: Girls Courts. staff and sponsor deserve the high­ 8:30 p.m.—Conference B: winners of preliminary rounds return to 11:00 a.m.—AAA boys, all divisions, Penick Courts. PICTURE MEMORY ERROR est praise. Their paper shows hard Business-Economic Bldg. 100 for semi-finals. 2:00 p.m.—AAAA boys, all divisions, Penick Courts. work, professional skill and atti­ Picture Number 25 is incorrectly listed as Saturday—8:30 a.m.—Girls' finals: AAAA, Business-Economics Bldg. "Boyhod of Raleigh" in the official list. It tude, and creativity. I surely en­ should be "Boyhood of Raleigh." 116; AAA, Business-Economics Bldg. 103; AA, Business-Economics Bldg. 101. Track and Field joyed reading it. 10:00 a.m.—Boys' finals: AAAA, Business-Economics Bldg. 116; AAA, srr. J^rlan ^rtkteticA oLocal JOURNALISM CONTESTS Friday—8:00 a.m.—Pole Vault, B and A. Memorial Stadium. We are preparing a study of the Business-Economics Bldg. 103; A A, Business-Economics Bldg. 203. 9:00 a.m.—B Preliminaries: All track events, Shot Put and High Jump: newspaper classification sys­ District journalism contests will be con­ 11:00 a.m.—Finals: A, Business-Economics Bldg. 104; B, Business- ILPC ducted in the 1966 Spring Meet in these Memorial Stadium. A A Finals: Discus Throw, Freshman Field. tem. This will be used to determine Recently, the need for limiting the number of football and basketball Districts: Districts 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 Economics Bldg. 111. 10:00 a.m.—AAA Finals: Discus Throw: Freshman Field. games which junior high school boys may play has been discussed in in Conference AAAA; Districts 13, 14, 16 11:00 a.m.—B Finals: Discus Throw: Freshman Field. what system would be best to equal­ and 16 in Conference AAA; Districts 34, 35, 5:00 p.m.—Pole Vault Finals, AA and AAA: Memorial Stadium. ize competition. The P-4 and P-5 some sectors. Some specific points mentioned were: 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 and 42 in Conference B. Extemporaneous (Informative) Speaking * * * 8:00 p.m.—A A and A A track events: Memorial Stadium. categories are badly crowded now, (a) An excessive amount of school time is lost when games are played Friday—3:00 p.m.—All conferences and divisions: contestants assemble Saturday—8:00 a.m.—B Finals: Broad Jump: Memorial Stadium. The new classification schedule will MUSIC LIST CORRECTION in Business-Economics Bldg. 100. 9:00 a.m.—Discus Throw Finals, A: Freshman Field. Broad Jump on school nights. Correction: Prescribed Music Supplement be based on enrollment reports this Band List. Finals. A and AA. (b) The injury rate among younger boys subjected to contact contests Class AAA ; Edgar-Slocom—"Enigma Golf 10:00 a.m.—Discus Throw Finals, AAAA: Freshman Field. Broad Jump year. Classes will be divided so as Variations, Op. 37," should read: Finals, AAA and AAAA: Memorial Stadium. to make each category about the such as football is higher. Class AAA ; Edgar-Slocom—"Enigma Variations, Op. 36" (Variatino VI—Finale) Friday—8:00 a.m.—First round, Conferences A and B: Austin Municipal 12:30 p.m.—Pole Vault Finals, AAAA: Memorial Stadium. same. (c) Many communities tend to over emphasize junior high school 1:00 p.m.—High Jump Finals, B, A, AAAA: Memorial Stadium. Shot Golf Course; Conferences AA, AAA and AAAA, Morris Williams The rating reports and the certifi­ athletics. Golf Course. Put Finals, B, A, AAAA: Memorial Stadium. Elysicm Fields Saturday—8:00 a.m.—Second round, Conferences B and A: Austin Mu­ 1:30 p.m.—B, A, and AAAA track events: Memorial Stadium. cates have just gone out in the mail. Neither junior high school football nor junior high school basketball Elysian Fields High School has been dis­ nicipal Golf Course; Conferences A A, AAA and AAAA, Morris Wil­ I would appreciate it very much if qualified for district honors in Football for are part of the League program. Junior high schools do not accept the 1966-67 and for 1968-68 and has been placed liams Golf Course. Typewriting all Distinguished Merit winning pa­ on probation for the same period because athletic plans for the reason that school administrators have through of mistreatment of game officials. Friday—4:00 p.m.—Contestants, all conferences, must have machines pers would send me all the extra Journalism issues possible. Each year we send the years refused to permit control of these sports to get beyond the set in Business-Economics Bldg. 502 ready for contest Saturday Football Number Friday—9:00 a.m.—Copyreading Contest, All conferences; Journalism morning. out hundreds of packages of sample local community. School administrators have contended, and rightly so, Bldg. 307. 7:30 p.m.—Typewriting conference: Business-Economics Bldg. 101. newspapers. We like to send our For the 1966 football season Rule 1, Sec­ Saturday—9:00 a.m.—All conferences: Business-Economics Bldg. 502. that junior high school athletic competitions are local events and should tion 4, Article I, will be amended as follows : 9:45 a.m.—Newswriting Contest, All conferences: Journalism Bldg. best. It is strongly recommended that offensive 307. be organized and conducted on the local level. players be numbered according to the dia­ Thanks to all the kind people who gram in the rules. It is mandatory that only 10:45 a.m.—Editorial Writing Contest, All conferences: Journalism Special Notices Thus, if the local schools want a schedule requiring that all games be those players occupying the offensive posi­ Bldg. 307. helped make the ILPC convention tions of center, guard and tackle wear num­ 1:30 p.m.—Feature Writing Contest, All conferences: Journalism Bldg. Headquarters—Set up in lobby of Gregory Gym to take care of registra­ the biggest and best. played on Saturday morning, as some do, then it can be so organized. bers from 50 through 79. Upon request of an official, the offensive field captain shall 307. tion, housing, rebate and other matters. Hours 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 In some school systems, the games are arranged by grades, while in designate the center, guards and tackles on 2:15 p.m.—Headline Writing Contest, All conferences: Journalism p.m. Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Friday, and 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 his team. Bldg. 307. p.m. Saturday. others the games are scheduled on a school-unit basis. Again, it is a Penalty: five yards from previous spot, * * * 4:00 p.m.—Presentation of awards.—Room to be announced at contest. Contest Results—Results of literary and academic contests will be posted AWARDS... matter of what best serves the local needs. at Gregory Gym on blackboards. TRACK, FIELD RULINGS at Headquarters (Continued from page 1) Any abuses in junior high school interscholastic athletics can readily Number Sense Registration—All contestants and sponsors (except one-act play) regis­ The 1966 State Track and Field Meet in State College will give tuition credit and effectively be corrected by action of the local school board and the Austin will be carried out as follows and Friday—7:30 p.m.—Number sense conference: Benedict Hall 115. ter at Headquarters immediately upon arrival in Austin to receive schools should make their plans accordingly: all necessary instructions, sign for rebate, receive delegates' tickets, to first place winners in each of the superintendents or principals who schedule and administer the program. 1. All races around one or more turns will Saturday—8:00 a.m.—All conferences: Experimental Science Bldg. 115. start and finish at a distance of 20 yards pick up messages, et cetera. One-act play casts and sponsors report literary or academic contests at from the conjunction with the curve of the to Hogg Auditorium. ***** straight-a-way. This is recommended for all One-Act Play State Meet. championship meets under Ru!e 39, Section Tickets—Each official contestant and sponsor receives one free ticket to For additional information, write If all the football linemen were laid end to end, it would be a lot 3, of the NCAA Official Track and Field one-act play contest and track and field meet. Others may purchase Rules. Thursday—7:45 a.m.—B company meeting and rehearsals: Hogg Audi­ to the Registrar, Tarleton State easier to score. 2. Discus and Shotput—The meet will torium. tickets (per session price: $1 for adults, 50 cents for students) at furnish instruments but each contestant 4:15 p.m.—B contest, three plays: Hogg Auditorium. Gregory Gym Ticket Office, Memorial Stadium or Hogg Auditorium. College, Stephenville, Texas. may use his own if it meets specifications, Hogg Auditorium. B winners an­ but it must then be in the pool for any 7:30 p.m.—B contest, three plays: Rebate—Official contestants and sponsors are entitled to rebate as out­ You sure better watch the driver of that car just behind the one in contestant to use. A rubber discus is not nounced and awards presented. lined in Rule 23 of the Spring Meet Plan. A qualified representative Department of Drama Theatre legal for outdoor meets. Refer to Rule 33 in Friday—7:45 a.m.—A and AA company meeting and rehearsals: Hogg from each school must sign for rebate at Headquarters; rebate Awards front of you. the NCAA Track and Field Rules. 3. Pole Vault—A Tartan surface runway Auditorium. checks will be mailed to schools after State Meet. Substitutes and ***** will be used with a rubber foam landing in 4:15 p.m.—A contest, four plays: Hogg Auditorium. alternates are not entitled to rebate. 12 awards of $500 each Five the pit. Only short spiked or rubber shoes 7:30 p.m.—AA contest, four plays: Hogg Auditorium. A and AA win­ awards will be given for the best may be worn. Lodging—Beginning at 1:00 p.m. Thursday lodgings previously requested Someday I'm going to write a book full of all the clever remarks I 4. Broad Jump—A Tartan surface run­ ners announced and awards presented. actors, five for best actresses, and way will be used and only short spiked or Saturday—7:45 a.m.—AAA and AAAA company meeting and rehears­ will be assigned to contestants and delegates. Those who have not thought of the day after I needed them. rubber shoes may be worn. als : Hogg Auditorium. submitted their requests will be assisted by the Housing Office at two for the best crew members or 5. 440 Yard Run—This event will be run Headquarters. Only commercial reservations will be arranged by the technicians at the State One-Act in lanes all the way. 4:15 p.m.—AAA contest, four plays: Hogg Auditorium. 6. 880 and Mile—These events will be run 7:30 p.m.—AAAA contest, four plays: Hogg Auditorium. AAA and League. Coaches and faculty sponsors are expected to lodge with Play contest. Recipients must at­ in lanes around the first turn and then AAAA winners announced and awards presented. contestants. break at the pole. tend The University of Texas. 7. 220 Dash—This event will be run Annual Breakfast—The annual League Breakfast and State Meeting of A limited number of other around the curve. Delegates will be held at 7:30 a.m. Saturday in the Crystal Ball­ It is urgently requested that all track Persuasive Speaking awards are also available to out­ University Interscholastic League coaches take note on how these events will room, Driskill Hotel. Tickets are $1.15 per person including tax, be run in the State Meet and make their Friday—10:00 a.m.—All conferences and divisions: Business-Economics and are available at Headquarters. Tickets will be sold at door if standing One-Act Play contest par­ plans in accordance with these procedures. Bldg. 100. space is available. ticipants. Directory * * * Track Numbers—Each track and field contestant is required to wear a For further information, write State Executive Committee: Dean James R. D. Eddy, chairman; Dr. H. A. Calkins, R. J. Kidd, Dr. Lynn Wade McCraw, Dr. Emmette Bedford. Dr. J. J. Villarreal, Jerre S. BASEBALL Poetry Interpretation Number on his back. There are available Thursday at Headquarters, to Dr. Loren Winship, Department Williams, Dr. Rhea H. Williams, Lynn F. Anderson. 1. Under Rule 1, Section 1, Article V, de­ or at Memorial Stadium, Gate 7, on Friday and Saturday. Legislative Council : W. M. Johnson, Chairman; Jim Barnes, Vice-Chairman; Harlan lete the words "and runners" in the first Friday—1:00 p.m.—All conferences and divisions: Business-Economics of Drama, The University of Texas, Andrews ; W. C. Andrews ; Kent Appleby ; G. M. Blackman ; Sam T. Bryan ; Foster Cook ; tence. This means that it is mandatory for Bldg. 100. Speech Forum—Thursday, 7:00 p.m. See Debate Schedule for announce­ Austin, Texas 78712. C. E. Davis; Lionel Duncan; W. O. Echols; Horace Francis ; Marley Giddens ; Charles the batter to wear a head protector, but it is ment. Harris ; T. R. Huchingspn; Roy Johnson ; Bill Lafferty; James R. Phillips ; G. R. Price; not mandatory for the runner to wear a head Fred Sailing ; George Thigpen ; G. E. Thompson. protector. Prose Reading Science Conference—Friday, 7:30 p.m. Discussion of problems and meth­ 2. Under Rule 3, Section 1, Article III, the Actuaries Club of the Southwest Director ...... —...... _...... Rodney J. Kidd, ods of preparing students for the science contest and evaluation of League will use the original modification to conferences and divisions: Business-Economics 8 awards of $300 each for Num­ Director of Athletics ...... —..———..—————.—...... , ... Dr. Rhea H. Williams. permit re-entry. Friday—8:00 a.m.—All the science contest will be led by Dr. Irwin Spear. Chemistry Build­ Director of Music Activities...... _~...... __...... _. Dr. Nelson G. Patrick. Bldg. 100. ber Sense teachers or coaches Ap­ Director of Journalism ...... Dr. Max R. Haddick. ing 104W. Director of Drama Activities ...... _—„..._—....—...... __...... Roy M. Brown. One-Act Play Tennis Meeting—The Texas High School Tennis Coaches Association will plicants must (1) be actively coach­ Ready Writing ing Interscholastic League number The Regional One-Act Play Schedule for meet at 5:00 p.m. Friday, May 6, Hill's Steak House. 4700 South the Texas A&I, Kingsville, Region IV, Con­ Friday—8:30 a.m.—All conferences: English Bldg. 203. Congress. sense contestants, and (2) effective­ ference AA, Districts 25-32, inclusive, listed 8:45 a.m.—Coffee for sponsors and parents: English Bldg. 200. ly promoting students' interest in INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUER in the March issue of The Leaguer was in­ Typewriting-Shorthand—A conference for all sponsors of typewriting correct. Please make the following correc­ 10:30 a.m.—Refreshment for contestants: English Bldg. 200. and shorthand contestants, and any other business education teachers mathematics, and (3) have a con­ Published eight time* a year, each month from September through April, by the Bureau tion : 4:00 p.m.—Results and critique of papers, all conferences: English who desire to attend, will be held Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Business- of Public School Service, Division of Extension. The Univergity of Texas, Box 8028, Thursday, April 21 Bldg. 203. testant in the current year's region­ Austin 78712. 8 :00 a.m.-12:00 noon One-Act Play Economics Bldg. 101. Dr. Faborn Etier, state director of typewriting Rehearsal and shorthand contests, will preside. al meet. 1:00 p.m.-5 :4B p.m. One-Act Play Recipients are selected by the R. J. Kidd ...... Editor Presentation Science Number Sense—A conference for all number sense contestants and their Regional Committee soon after the Max R. Haddick ...... Assistant Editor Friday—730 p.m.—Science conference: Experimental Science Bldg. 333. sponsors is scheduled Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Benedict Hall 115. Pat Saturday—9:00 a.m.—All conferences: Experimental Science Bldg. 333. O'Dell, Associate Professor of The University of Texas, will speak regional meet. Second class postage at Austin, Texas. Subscription: Si per year plus 2 cents tax. REGIONAL MEET on a topic in probabilities. For additional information or CORRECTION Shorthand Slide Rule—A conference for all slide rule contestants and sponsors is application blanks, write either to Correction: Conference AAA, Districts 8- scheduled Friday at 9:00 a.m. in Engineering Laboratories Bldg. 102. your regional director or to the 1,2 inclusive, University of Houston, Hous­ Friday—7:30 p.m.—Shorthand conference: Business-Economics Bldg. Jack Lenhart, state director of slide rule, will discuss contest rules League Office. ton; Director-General is Walter F. Williams, 101. and representatives of the College of Engineering and the Beckman Jr., University of Houston. (Erroneously Previous award winners are not Vol. L APRIL, 1966 No. 8 listed in April Interscholastic Leaguer as Saturday—10:30 a.m.—All conferences: Business-Economics Bldg. 304. Scholarship Committee will be present. Following the contest in the Conference AA.) (Typewriters may be placed in room at 11:30 a.m.) afternoon there will be a social hour. eligible. April, 1966 INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUER Page 3 Music Maffers TEA Announces Changes Educational Theatre Unwanted Rules 22 Casts To Enter In State Drama Program Can Be Changed Speaking for the Texas Educa­ Wilborn added that drama has and TETA-TSTC. He said that, to 40th OAP Contest tion Agency, By EDWIN E. CAIN Dr. Lee Wilborn has been removed from the Language his knowledge, "Texas is the first By ROY M. BROWN announced sweeping revisions in Arts area and placed in the Fine state to hire a Drama Consultant in State Drama Director Frequently, in traveling throughout the state, I hear a few the TEA drama program. Arts with Music and Art. the State Education Agency." He music directors lament, "This rule pertaining to [twirling, Wilborn, assistant commissioner added, "Texas is far ahead in The 1966 State One-Act Play Contest will conclude the 40th Drama Held Separate sightreading, etc.] is ridiculous. Why don't you fellows in of education, spoke at the joint achieving a successful collaboration year of one-act play competition. There will be no special cele­ meeting of the Texas Educational He re-emphasized TEA policy Austin do something about it?" These directors are unin­ between high school and college bration to mark this anniversary. In fact we plan to offer Theatre Association and the Texas that drama in the secondary schools drama teachers." nothing more than what has been offered for the past 39 years; formed as to the procedure for changing rules. Secondary Theatre Conference at is a separate and distinct academic Mrs. Nan Elkins, newly elected First of all, "we fellows in Austin" have no authority to their annual meeting on Feb. 12 at area. Also, that effective Sept. 1966, director of the Texas Secondary that being, some of the most exciting theatre ever produced change any rule. The League program is operated on demo­ Arlington State College. all prospective drama teachers must Theatre Conference and Drama Di­ in Texas. cratic principles. The Legislative Council, composed of school have a major of 24 college semester rector at Johnston High School, If you think I am optimistic, you're absolutely right! I don't administrators, passes or rejects all proposals regarding the Supervisors Announced hours in drama to teach the subject Austin, said, "I am delighted that have the least idea the name of the plays that will be produced in Texas secondary schools. TEA has hired a drama consultant. at the contest. I do have 39 31 areas of University Interscholastic League Competition. LEAGUE LEGISLATOR H. G. Wilborn announced that TEA has Dr. Jack Morrison, theatre years of one-act play history to established a program in fine This is an important step forward." Eligibility rules are determined by a referendum vote by mem­ Andrews, principal of Bellaire High arts specialist from the Arts and Hu­ refer to and base my optimism on. Each year the plays pre­ with a supervisor and consultants These forward steps by the ber schools. The recommendations of the Music Advisory School, has served as a member of manities Branch of the U.S. Office sented at State Contest are better than ever. of art, drama and music for Texas of Health, Education and Welfare Agency come as the result of 15 Council are presented to the legislative body by the music sub­ the Legislative Council since I960. Twenty-two plays will be produced at the State Contest in secondary schools. attended the meeting. Dr. Morrison years of effort by TEA, TETA and, committee. Rule changes may be initiated by the demand of Andrews has been a coach of bas­ Don Irwin was introduced by Hogg Auditorium on the campus of The University of Texas was generous in his praise of TEA more recently TSTC. the majority. This is the very reason for your music advisory ketball, football, track and baseball; Wilborn as the new drama consul­ on May 5-6-7. Each of the companies will have won previous council representative. tecaher of English, history, civics tant. Irwin has previously taught in district and regional contests. secondary schools as well as college. You and your students are in­ To determine this majority, this and speech; assistant principal and His last teaching position was as vited to join us "ridiculous Rule" should first be published in the February issue of at the 40th State with recognition and support. It is principal in Texas schools since chairman One-Act Play brought to the attention of the di­ the "Leaguer." They will welcome of the drama department Payment For Play Contest and witness up to us to show that secondary 1927. some rectors at their regional meeting. If, suggestions and recommendations. at San Angelo State College. of the finest examples of sec­ theatre merits this recognition. We ondary theatre like the irate director, the majority All regions have elected their rep­ in the state. If you must now work even harder to pro­ have never attended a State Con­ agrees, their representative should resentatives to serve on the Music mote and strengthen Texas secon­ test, I can assure you it is three be instructed to place this proposal Advisory Council for the Annual State Music Contest Violates UIL Rule dary theatre. days of exciting theatre. We would on the agenda for the meeting of Meeting of this committee in Aus­ BY DR. RHEA WILLIAMS lating the Amateur Rule, but if he be delighted to see you and some of the Music Advisory Council. tin, June 18. These music directors accepts cash or valuable considera­ TSTC Correction State Athletic Director your students in Hogg Auditorium will serve as a consulting group to tion he is in violation of this rule. My friend and colleague, Mrs, Entry Deadline May 7 School administrators and coach­ at The University of Texas on May Council Meets in June the state director of music activities Claire Abbett, Secretary of the All entries for the State Solo and men in their es should, during the next month, 5-6-7. The agenda is mailed to each as specified in the Constitution and respective contests. Baseball Conditions Texas Secondary Theatre Confer­ Ensemble Contest must be post­ have group meetings of all pros­ representative during April before Contest Rules. Entry forms may also be secured A boy may participate in summer ence and Drama Director at Del marked by May 7, which is 30 days pective athletes and explain to them Regional Correction the June Meeting. This affords him from the League Office. baseball under the following condi­ Rio High School has advised we prior to the first day of competition. carefully the League's Amateur the opportunity to poll his region, Advisory Capacity The State Solo and Ensemble tions and not violate the League's The Regional One-Act Play made a mistake in the March issue Regions which are conducting con­ Rule, Article VIII, Section 8, so either by mail, or during their Although they have no authority Contest is limited to those students Amateur Rule: Schedule for the Texas A&I, Kings- of The Leaguer. In the article list­ tests after May 5 will be given an that no student may forfeit his eli­ spring meeting to determine their to make new rules, or amend and who have completed eight or more (1) He must not play on the same ville, Region IV, Conference AA, ing the new officers of TETA-TSTC extension of one week after the gibility or cause a school to be de­ feelings and desires concerning the delete present procedures, all of years of school at the time of the team with any paid player or any Districts 25-32, inclusive, listed in it should be noted that V. A. Smith, close of their contests to mail their prived of honors through violation various proposals. their suggestions and recommenda­ State Contest. More than half of an player who received valuable con­ the March issue of The Leaguer drama director at Denver City High state contest entries. of this rule. Each proposal is then voted upon tions which were offered in the ensemble group must have complet­ sideration. He can play against was incorrect. Please make the fol­ School has one year remaining on The contest will be held on the The Amateur Rule is violated by the entire council. Thus, the out­ 1965 meeting, were passed on to ed eight or more years of school for other teams which may have paid lowing correction: the TSTC board of governors. Mrs. University of Texas Campus, June when any pupil receives cash or come of each area of concern is de­ the Legislative Council, and were the ensemble to be eligible for com­ players. Betty Hughes' name should be 6-7. Competition for solo entries petition in the State Solo and En­ valuable consideration for teaching, Thursday, April 21 termined by the majority. approved. officiating or participating in any (2) He cannot receive any ex­ omitted since she is a retiring mem­ will begin on June 7, at 8 a.m. semble Contest. 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon One-Act ber. Our apologies The acceptance of changes, dele­ athletic sport, or game, or who in pense money of any type for travel, to all concerned. Music List Committee First Division winners in the Play Rehearsal tions and additions to the Constitu­ Eligibility any game, outside of games played meals or lodging. Any expense Rules pertaining to the perform­ tion and Contest Rules music sec­ State Solo Contest will receive a money must be handled by the man­ 1:00 p.m.-5:45 p.m. One-Act Leave of Absence Those students are eligible who specially designed gold pendant. as a member of his school team or ance of the music are determined by tion as recommended by the Music ager of the team in the same way Play Presentation It has been said, "A journey of a have received a First Division Division II ratings will earn a the League, has competed on an the 45 band, orchestra and choral Advisory Council is an indication gold that the high school coach would thousand miles begins with the first Rating in Class I Competition on medal to signify their achievement. athletic team with a paid player or Good Drama Year directors who compose the Pre­ of the importance of their work and handle the funds, and the boy must step." Taking that first step is the regional level. Entry forms and A First Division ensemble will be for valuable consideration has al­ scribed Music Bulletin Selection their significance in determining never receive any cash or transpor­ This has been an exceptional year sometimes quite difficult. Finally I information sheets will be distrib­ awarded individual gold pins lowed his name to be used for the Committee. The names and address­ University Interscholastic League and a tation tickets. in one-act play competition. We have decided to take that "first uted by the regional contest chair- certificate, which is presented promotion of any product, plan, or es of these committeemen were music rules and procedures. to (3) Any money that may accrue have more schools, more students, step" and a year's leave of absence their high school. service. from the gate receipts or from any more enthusiasm, more recognition from the University Interscholastic Each adjudicator will have the The following activities are con­ other source cannot be distributed for educational theatre and less League and the Department of opportunity of selecting sidered athletic sports or games: one stu­ among the players on a team. If "sour grapes" than ever before. Drama to do graduate work. Music TSSE Session dent from the entries he judges baseball, basketball, bowling, box­ Advisory Committee to a high school boy played on this This is indicative of the revolu­ After being a teacher and ad­ be recognized as the "Outstanding ing, football, golf, rodeo events, tion taking place in secondary softball, swimming and diving, ten­ team he would then become ineligi­ ministrator for the past nine years Will Be May 6 Performance." A certificate of this ble, as he has played with paid theatre. Each of you has played an For nis, track and field, weight lifting, I am excited about the prospect of June Meeting, 1966 accomplishment will be sent to the players. important role. When I mentioned being a student again. I don't par­ The 25th Annual Spring Confer­ and wrestling. local principal for presentation and (4) It should be kept in mind that recognition above, it should have ticularly like the thought of being Paul Stroud, Chairman, 306 Englewood Drive, Longview, ence of the Texas Study of Sec­ recognition. May be Under 15 any collection taken up at a game been capitalized. The federal gov­ out of circulation for a year, nor do Texas 75601 ondary Education will be held at Any student may enter the State as a result of a person hitting a ernment, with the passage of its I like the idea of not being able to the Driskill Hotel Crystal Ballroom This rule does not apply to pupils Region I Ralph Smith, Dimmitt High School, Dimmitt 79027 Music Theory Contest who fulfills home run or doing any other out­ Arts and Humanities Bill, gave vital work closely with my many friends in Austin on May 6, from 8 a.m. to who were under 15 years of age at Region II Fred T. Prentice, 2112 Speedway, Wichita Falls the requirements of eligibility in standing feat would make the player recognition of the Fine Arts. The in Texas secondary theatre. But as 4 p.m. the time payment for athletic ser­ 76308 music competition, as stated in the accepting money as a paid player, recent action of TEA by hiring a many of you are aware the "jour­ The program will include the fol­ Constitution and Contest Rules. As vices was made. A pupil adjudged State Drama Consultant, removing Region III Charles H. Vick, Grand Prairie High School, by an appropriate committee to be and all players on that team would ney" has to be taken sometime. lowing : no regional competition is presently then become ineligible if they were drama from the Language arts and Grand Prairie 75050 "Developments in violation of this rule is ineligible in Secondary Ed­ conducted, these student entries will high school students. placing it in the Fine Arts, and New Acting Director Region IV Paul Stroud, Longview Public Schools, Longview ucation" by Dr. J. G. Umstattd, Pro­ participate in the State Contest for one year from the time of viola­ beginning a drama teacher certifi­ My talented friend and colleague, fessor of Secondary Education, The with no prior contest ratings. tion. cation program is not one r, but 75601 Lynn Murray will be the Acting University of Texas. The reaction Information regarding this con­ It should be noted that a boy may three r's. Recognition, respect and Region V Milan Svambera, Jefferson High School, El Paso play State Drama Director during the panel will be made up of John Mc- test was mailed to all music direc­ against a paid player, but he Schulenburg revolutionary. 1966-67 school year. He has been a 79905 Farland, superintendent of schools tors. If additional copies are needed, may not play on the same team with As far as I'm concerned the TEA member of the drama faculty at Region VI J. R. McEntyre, Permian High School, Odessa in Houston; Oscar Miller, superin­ they may be obtained from the a paid player. action is the greatest thing that has Sam Houston State College, Hunts- 79760 tendent of schools in San Antonio, State Office. Additional entry forms The acceptance of cash or valu­ Votes Bonds ever happened in Texas secondary able ville, since 1957. Lynn has a great Region VII John C. Foster, Eastland High School, Eastland and Henry Williams; principal, are also available. consideration by someone else theatre. for the boy is an evasion of the love and understanding for the 76448 Story High School, Palestine. Communications should be ad­ For Theatre It is now up to us to work with The report of the Texas Study Amateur Rule, and should be in­ League drama program. He par­ dressed to Dr. Nelson G. Patrick, I. E. Clark, drama director at the TEA, our professional theatre Region VIII Reinhold Hunger, Reagan High School, Austin of Secondary Education will be terpreted the same as if the boy re­ ticipated in the State One-Act Play Director, or Edwid E. Cain, ad­ Schulenburg High School reports a organizations, our administrations 78723 given at 10:45 a.m. C. W. (Red) ceived these items. Acceptance of Contest as a student in high school. ministrator, State Solo and En­ $475,000 bond issue was passed by and our public. We have been chal­ Region IX Joe Hendrix, TASSP president, will be golf balls, bags, clubs, etc., and the He is a devoted theatre practicioner. McMullen, Clear Creek high School, League semble contest, Box 8028, Univer­ a vote of 2-1 in February by the lenged by the federal government in charge of playing on any golf team with a I am sure he will work hard for the City 77573 the Principal's Hour sity Station, Austin, Texas 78712. citizens of Schulenburg. and the Texas Education Agency beginning at 11:15 a.m. paid player is in violation of the promotion and improvement of the Region X Charles Smith, Vidor High School, Vidor 77662 Telephone 512 GR 1-5883. The money will provide several Afternoon sessions include rule. one-act play contest and secondary Region XI John panels new buildings for the Schulenburg Buchanan, Uvalde High School, Uvalde on "Large Senior High Schools," theatre. All I ask is that you give Letter of Intent public school campuses. Of particu­ 78801 "Small High Schools" and "Junior Drama Study him the superb cooperation that I The signing of a letter of intent lar importance to Clark was the Region XII Stanley Psenick, Sam Houston High School, San High Schools." CHAMPS ... have received these past four years. for athletic ability is in violation stipulation in the bond issue that In making reference to coopera­ Antonio 78210 (Continued from page 4) of this rule. The signing of a pre- the building which now serves Will Be Given tion I take this opportunity to bow Region XIII Tommy Williamson, El Campo High School, El quarter, Spearman held on for dear enrollment application is not in vio­ as a combination gymnasium and in praise to each of you for your Campo 77437 Headquarters life to edge Little Cypress, 50-46, lation of this rule. auditorium would be converted into cooperation and assistance these Violation of the Amateur Rule and auditorium exclusively. The re­ This Summer Region XIV Eddie Galvan, Miller High School, Corpus (Continued from page 1) to win the AA championship. past four years. No state is as for­ Christi 78408 Phyllis Parish got 22 and Myra results not from participating in a modeling will include the building A number of Texas colleges and tunate to have the number of tal­ of universities have announced they Region XV Bob Vezzetti, Brownsville High School, Browns­ headquarters in Gregory Gym­ Harris 18 points for Little Cypress. rodeo event, but from accepting a new stage house, a sloping ented college and secondary drama nasium. At that time, League of­ Barbara Wilde, Karen Gibson and cash or valuable consideration. In ramp type floor with theatre seats, will sponsor summer workshops for directors who work so closely to­ ville 78520 ficials will assist contestants and Marcia Shieldknight scored 23, 17 other words, a pupil may enter a proper lighting equipment, and a high school students. Some of the gether as we do. No one, not even sponsors in securing lodging. and 10 to lead Spearman scorers. rodeo contest as an individual en­ new ceiling and walls for accousti- workshops are devoted exclusively your administration, could be as The hotels and motor courts are try and win the event without vio­ cal purposes. to drama. Others offer drama with thankful for your talents as I am. Speech Workshop Scheduled cooperating with the League by Tulia 76, Victoria 75 (AAA) another field of study. holding rooms which will become Tulia held off a tremendous Vic­ In conjunction with the work­ Differences Helped shops, most colleges and universi­ vacant on Friday to be used by the toria comeback effort to win the To those of you whom I have oc­ ties offer high school drama direc­ For June!3-July 11 At UT League housing office. These rooms Conference AAA state champion­ casionally or repeatedly had the tors an opportunity to acquire addi­ generally do not become available ship by a single point, 76-75. opportunity to "clash horns," I bow Any high school student is eli­ tional college semester hours. The seventh Speech Workshop for until Friday afternoon, and guests Ten Conference AAA records to you too. In this exciting business gible to apply for enrollment. Ad­ Some of the courses offered for high school students will be held should not expect to be assigned tumbled with this game. of educational theatre, there will dress requests for information to: teachers are: The Role of the Dra­ at The University of Texas, June immediately upon arrival in Austin. 1. Jean Shumbera hit 25 free- always be differences of opinion, Dr. J. Rex Wier, Speech Workshop matic Arts in Education, High 13- July 11. Administrators and sponsors are throws. Old record was 22. thank goodness! It would be a Director, Department of Speech, School Play Production, Directing Enrollment will be limited to 40, cautioned not to make double reser­ 2. Tulia set team high score of pretty dull world if we agreed on The University of Texas, Austin, in Secondary Theatre, Children's who will spend four weeks in in- vations in Austin for the State Meet 76. Old record 63. every issue. I enjoyed the verbal Texas, 78712. Theatre, Stagecraft, Acting, Thea­ tensivet study and practice in oral with the expectation of cancelling 3. Tulia set high score for two fight. I may still disagree with you, tre History and Make-up. This list­ communication, including the speech one after arriving in Austin. If games with 141. Old record was 124. but I respect your opinion. I look ing includes only a few of the course activities of the UIL. your group is assigned to lodging 4. High game aggregate score of forward to 1967-68 when we can titles offered this summer. The workshop will be conducted Munday Senior on the basis of an official request 151. Old record was 121. continue or start new arguments. High school drama directors or by speech department faculty mem­ through the League Office, the 5. Individual scoring in champion­ Space won't permit me to thank students interested in furthering bers. Teachers and college students Wins in Debate school will be held responsible for ship game, 76, by Tulia. Old record each of you for the many hours of their knowledge of drama are re­ may earn three hours credit by en­ Gaston Welborn, Jr., senior at all charges incurred as a result of of 41 was set by her sister Faye last work you devoted to the one-act play quested to contact the college or uni­ rolling in Speech 362, Directing Munday High School, was a mem­ this request whether or not the year. contest this year. The team worked versity of their choice for further Extracurricular Activities. The ber of the Conference A winning rooms are occupied. 6. High score in championship well. . . . From the student to the information concerning their sum­ workshop will be a laboratory for team at the 1965 State Meet. In brief, do not make other reser­ game, 76, by Tulia. Old record was director to the administrator to the mer program. this course. Coached by Mrs. Alice Partridge. vations, if you have requested as­ 63. Critic Judge to the District and Students will use the recording Weldon a past president of the stu­ sistance from the League housing 7. Victoria set the record of 75 for Regional Contest Managers. ... all facilities of the department of dent council plans to study pre-law office for your qualified contestants highest scoring loser in a champion­ Danbury Senior were on cue and played their part speech and the oral drill laboratory at ACC and do his law study at The and sponsors. If you do make your ship game. to the hilt. for perfecting their performances. University of Texas. own reservations, please so notify 8. Jean Shumbera set high scor­ Wins First Time To each of you who played a role They will record various speech as­ the League Office on the official ing mark for any AAA tournament in any aspect of the contest, I hope signments on video tape in the housing request form. game with 51. Old record of 48 was SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL PLAY Scenes from The Importance of On his first try at League compe­ you will accept my sincere thanks. Radio/Television studios so they Libraries Needed The League Housing Office sin­ set by her sister Faye. Being Earnest was Snyder High's production at the 1965 State Meet tition Blake -Dee Bass won first As mentioned above, it has been a will be able to see themselves as cerely appreciates the cooperation 9. Highest aggregate score in One-Act Play contest. The scenes from the play were directed by place at the 1965 State Meet in good year, but wouldn't have been others do. Twenty-eight counties in Texas and courtesy the many schools have championship game of 151. Old Gerald Lee Gafford. Powers Booth is shown as Algernon Moncrieff and Conference B Persuasive Speaking. without your help. Thanks! A tournament will be conducted have no public libraries. Almost one shown in the past, and we look for­ record was 109. He was coached by Mrs. Lorene May each of your productions Miss Millijon Smyth plays Cecily Cardew. Miss Smyth placed on the the final week of the workshop and million Texans have minimum or no ward to another successful State 10. Championship team high score McMillan. He is a senior at Dan- next year be an exceptionally trophies awarded to winners. library facilities available. Meet. in 2-game series, 141, set by Tulia. Conference AAA All Star Cast. bury High School. GOOD SHOW. Page 4 INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUER April, 1966

POSTSCRIPTS ON ATHLETICS BY DR. RHEA H. WILLIAMS

The district executive committees of the University Inter- scholastic League are the most democratic administrative or­ ganizations devised. This is local "grass-roots" control at its best. Criticism of centralized state control in various departments and bureaus is common. The League is often accused of con­ centrated autocratic administration. Nothing could be farther from the truth. In the University Interscholastic League practically all of CONFERENCE AA CHAMPIONS Members of the Spearman High School state championship basketball the administrative problems of the schools within the district team are, FRONT ROW Judy Jones, Kay Schroder, Cathie Mackie, Cecilia Wilson, Robbie Ownbey, are administered by the district executive committee. Cindy Cochran, Jeanette McAdams; BACK ROW Injured Player Bethany Donnell; Managers Phyllis Davis CONFERENCE AAA CHAMPIONS Members of the Tulia High School state championship basketball The district executive committee and Susan Holt; Marcia Shieldknight, Susan Hutchinson, Nancy McCullough, Barbara Wilde, Catherine team are: FRONT ROW Mary Williams, Karen Thomas, Loretta Bonds, Freida Rosseau, Nancy Bonds, is composed of either the superin­ schedule for the approval of the ex­ Lyons, Linn Ann Robinson, Karen Gibson; injured player Kathi Pattison and Mr. Dean Weese, Coach. tendent or principal from each of ecutive committee. There is a proper Susie Barbour; BACK ROW Manager, Donna Jackson; Kathy Baldwin, Jackie Fowler, Ester Williams, the schools assigned to a district. place in a district executive com­ Cheryl Johnson, Shirley Tuttle, Pat Thurman, Mary Jane Mote. mittee meeting for both the admin­ Administrators' Group istrator and the coach; however, It should be noted that only ad­ ultimate decisions and votes are the ministrators can serve on this com­ responsibility exclusively of admin­ mittee. Coaches are not allowed to istrators on the committee. serve, unless they also are desig­ nated by the board of trustees as Controls administrators. An alternate may It appears to the uninformed that be appointed to serve on the commit­ the district executive committee tee in case of absence by the bona with all of its control in the district fide representative, provided the al­ could run rampant and create con­ ternate is a superintendent or a ditions which could result in chaos. principal. This is not the case, however, as This is in keeping with the under the Constitution and Contest League's philosophy that all phases Rules there are two very important of the school curriculum, and extra­ restraints which keep the district curricular activities, are part of the executive committees within proper educational experience offered to bounds. students and must be under the con­ First, the State Executive Com­ trol of the school administration. mittee has the authority to reject As the superintendent is the any district champion when its dis­ titular head of the school, he must trict executive committee has set have control over all phases of the aside any rules of the League. This curriculum. In addition, the school is most effective because when a CONFERENCE B CHAMPIONS Members of the Round Top-Carmine High School (Carmine) state cham­ administrator has a much wider team has won the district champion­ CONFERENCE A CHAMPIONS Members of the champion Jourdanton High School state basketball team pionship basketball team are, FRONT ROW Doris Aschenbeck, Frances Ullrich, Verna Hinze, Annette Tie- perspective and viewpoint and ship and is not allowed to progress are: FRONT ROW Nora Cisneros, Wanda Meador, Helen Amador, Frances Najvar, Carla Rogers, Sharon mann, Shirley Soehring, Betty Havemann; BACK ROW Manager Dianna Albers, Karen Behnke, Kathy therefore is better qualified to keep further, there is great resentment Matocha, Jane Steinle: BACK ROW Frances Oden.Marjon Hayden, Sue Myers, Paulette McDonald, Steinbach, Glenda Goebel, Marilyn Aschenbeck, Candy Doerr, Delores Wevand, Coach Reuben Wunder- the proper balance between the vari­ from the student body and from the Nell Collier and Coach Wanda Bender. lich. ous activities of the school. community. Virginia Miller, Margie Prda, Carolyn Dornak, Jo Secondly, the State Executive Local Authority Committee has the authority, never The district executive committee yet exercised, of suspending all of in Texas have the duty and the au­ the schools in a district if they have thority to enforce all rules and regu­ deliberately and intentionally set lations and to settle all disputes aside rules and regulations of the and all questions of eligibility aris­ League. Round Top-Carmine, Jourdanton, ing inside the district. There shall It is a tribute to the integrity, be no appeal from any decision ren­ honesty and administrative ability dered by this committee. It has the of school administrators in Texas authority to certify a district cham­ that during the 55 years the League pion, to arrange district schedules, has been in existence in only a few to select officials, to set admission instances has it been necessary for Tulia, Spearman Win Cage Titles prices, to interpret eligibility rules the State Executive Committee to and to administer all phases of the apply any penalty. district's athletic program. It has the responsibility to settle Work Appreciated all disputes as prescribed in the The entire structure of the Girls Cage Champs, Runners-Up Jean Shumbera Breaks Records rules and regulations of the League, League is based upon the efficiency but if the matter is not covered in of the district executive committee. Winners List the Constitution and Contest Rules Hundreds of school administrators In Conference AAA Title Game then the district executive commit­ and coaches give of their time, usu­ Conference AAA Divide Cage Honors DISTRICT: 1. Tulia; 2. GatesviUe; 3. Tulia, Spearman, Jourdanton and 73-42 win over Cross Plains. She 74-51, and winning Conference A tee has the authority to interpret ally beyond school hours, to attend Duncanville; 4. Carthage; 5. Conroe; 6. Jas­ State champions and runners-up for the third year. Other forwards per ; 7. Victoria; 8. Deer Park; 9. Uvalde; Round Top-Carmine won champion­ hit a fantastic 18 of 21 field goal Third Place honors. the matter in any way which they committee meetings to see that selected are Susan Britton of 10. Raymondville. divided honors almost exactly even ship trophies in the State Girls attempts and 14 of 17 free throw Linda Fowler paced the winners deem proper. League activities function in an Springlake (Earth) and Linda Conference AA as the 1966 girls' basketball all- Basketball Tournament in Austin, tries. with 31 points. Darylene Hargrove In other states, there is no dis­ educational fashion. DISTRICT: 1. Spearman ; 2. Electra; 3. Fowler of Midway (Waco). The teams were an­ March 10, 11, 12. Valeta Edington, Beth Hutchins scored 26 points to top Cross Plains' trict executive committee. Each Students and people in the state Floydada; 4. Frenship (Wolfforth) ; 5. Ham- state-tournament guards include Carla Rogers of lin; 6. Marfa; 7. Granbury; 8. Mason; 9. Tulia defeated Victoria, 76-75, and Darylene Hargrove divided scoring. questionable eligibility problem is of Texas owe to school administra­ Decatur; 10. Lake Worth (Port Worth); nounced. Jourdanton, Judy Martin of Mid­ 11. Piano ; 12. Bye; 13. Copperas Cove; 14. for the AAA title. Spearman won Cross Plains scoring honors with referred to an executive committee tors and coaches a debt of gratitude Bye; 15. Riyercrest (Bogata) ; 16. Chapel Conference AAA forwards are way and Dianna Gregory of Spring­ Talco-Bogata Rivercrest 66, the AA crown with a 50-46 win totals of 15, 14 and 13. of the state office. for these services. Hill (Tyler) ; 17. Bye; 18. Rockdale, Jean Shumbera of Victoria, Freida like. Ganado 55 (AA) 19. Hallettsville; 20. Bellville; 21. Living- over Little Cypress. In many cases this committee State officials are most apprecia­ ston ; 22. Little Cypress (Orange) ; 23. Ham- Rosseau of Tulia and Brenda Ken­ Jourdanton beat Springlake for shire-Fannett (Hamshire) ; 24. Pearland; Jourdanton beat Springlake, 79- Little Cypress 52, Ganado 50 (AA) Bebe Zajicek scored 29 of 43 free meets only once every month or ev­ tive of the fine work done by school 25. Ganado; 26. Poteet; 27. Canyon (New nedy of Duncanville. Named all- the Class A title, 79-74. Spring; 29. Goliad; 74, for the A Title. Round Top- Bebe Zajicek set a new Confer­ throws to break her own record, ery two months, resulting in a de­ administrators and coaches. As long Braunfels) ; 28. Carrizo tournament guards are Judy Bar- B, where four 30. Tuloso-Midway (Corpus Christi) ; 31. In Conference hitting established just two days before, lay which is not found in the Texas corps such Hebbronville; 32. Lyford. Carmine preserved its perfect sea­ ence AA free throw record, as there is a dedicated telli of Raymondville, Mary Jane guards and four forwards were but again it was not enough. River- plan. The Texas plan further ex­ will continue to REGIONAL WINNERS: Spearman, son record and won the B title with 28 of 37, but Little Cypress still as this, the League Rivercrest (Bogata), Little Cypress Mote of Tulia and Linda Matula of selected, there were two repeat crest defeated Ganado, 66-55, to pedites eligibility cases by allowing rate as one of the best in the nation. (Orange), Ganado a 57-32 win over Deport. managed to win, 52-50. STATE WINNER: Spearman Victoria. selections from 1965 Round Top- win Third Place Conference AA the district executive committee to Our sincere thanks go to the many Following is a game-by-game Miss Zajicek scored 38 points to Conference A Tulia edged Victoria in a brilliant Carmine forward Marilyn Aschen­ honors. act upon them promptly and with people who work for the tournament record: win game high scoring honors. school DISTRICT: 1. Stratford; 2. Clarendon; AAA championship game, 76-75. beck and RT guard Candy Doerr. Glenna Grayson and Katy Fry the knowledge that this interpreta- the state through the 3. Springlake (Earth) ; 4. Roosevelt (Lub- Phyllis Parish was high scorer for youth of bock) ; 5. Tahoka; 6. Wylie (Abilene) ; 7. The Conference AA forwards are Other forwards selected are Connie were tops for Rivercrest with 30 tation will be effective in the dis­ League program. Canutillo; 8. Menard; 9. Early (Brown- Round Top-Carmine 54, Little Cypress with 33. Plains; 11. Munday; 12. Phyllis Parish of Little Cypress, Kelsey of Deport, Sidney Black of and 25 point totals. Bebe Zajicek trict. This is once again democratic wood) ; 10. Cross High Island 51 (B) Millsap; 13. Itasca; 14. Midlothian; IB. Bebe Zajicek of Ganado and Katy High Island and Jolene Dean of Spearman 56, Talco-Bogata won game top scoring honors for "grassroots" local control. Wylie; 16. Fannindel (Ladonia) ; 17. Queen Marilyn Aschenbeck dumped in City; 18. Brownsboro; 19. Hallsville; Fry of Rivercrest (Talco-Bogata). Sundown. Other guards are Ruth Rivercrest 44 (AA) Ganado with a 45 point total. 20. West Sabine (Pineland) ; 21. Grape- 44 points to lead Round Top-Car­ land; 22. Buffalo; 23. Midway (Waco) ; 24. Guards named are Nancy Mc­ Ann Yates of Deport, Doris Aschen­ Spearman led all the way to de­ Senatorial Courtesy mine to a 54-51 first game win over Academy (Temple); 25. Orangefleld; 26. Cullough of Spearman, Becky beck of Round Top and Brenda feat Rivercrest, 56-44. Katy Fry of Duncanville 62, Raymondville Waller; 27. Moulton; 28. Tidehaven (El High Island. Sidney Black bucketed From the above explanation of Maton) ; 29. Jourdanton; 30. Marion; 31. Evans of Little Cypress and Susan Cardwell of Brock (Weatherford). Rivercrest and Karen Gibson of 42 (AAA) commit­ Calallen ; 32. San Isidro. 34 to top scoring for the losers. how the district executive REGIONAL WINNERS: Springlake Hutchinson of Spearman. Round Top-Carmine ended an Spearman tied for scoring honors Duncanville defeated Raymond­ tee functions, it is obvious that each (Earth), Cross Plains, Midway (Waco), Heading up the Conference A all- undefeated season by beating De­ 26 each. ville, 62-42, to win Conference AAA Jourdanton Deport 60, Forsan 45 (B) with district is as good or as bad as its STATE WINNER: Jourdanton tournament is Jourdanton's Carolyn port, 57-32, for the Conference B Third Place. scored 44 points to Victoria 53, Duncanville 50 (AAA) administrative leadership. If admin­ Conference B Dornak, named to a forward spot championship. Connie Kelsey Brenda Kennedy, Pam Clark and istrators in a district do not take DISTRICT: 1. Darrouzett; 2. Briscoe; 3. lead Deport to a 60-45 win over Defending champion Victoria ad­ Vega; 4. Nazareth; 5. Amherst; 6. Three Jan Anderson were top scorers for an active part in the operation of Way (Maple) ; 7. Shallowater; 8. Sundown; Forsan. vanced to the finals by defeating the winners with 24, 20 and 16 9. Samnorwood; 10. Estelline; 11 Jayton ; in the district, then inevitably situa­ 12. Paint Creek (Haskell) ; 13. Eula Forsan outscored Deport, 15-8, Duncanville, 53-50. The game was points. tions arise which will eventually (Clyde) ; 14. Carbon; 15. Brock (Weather- Tooth, Mouth Protectors the fourth period, but couldn't over­ ford) ; 16. Lingleville; 17. Sidney; 18. May; tied 13 times and the lead changed Jeanne Sullivan scored 25 and embarrass the member schools. 19. Tolar; 20. Meridian ; 21. Lott; 22. Frost; come their 52-30 deficit. Jody Dodd nine times. 23. Maypearl; 24. Bynum ; Gail Savage 12 for Raymondville. In districts where "senatorial 25. Lockett (Vernon) ; 26. Antelope; 27. was top scorer for the losers with Jean Shumbera was high scorer courtesy" is practiced, and unfor­ Petrolia; 28. Callisburg (Gainesville) ; 29. Required for Grid Season 25 points. Round Top-Carmine 57, Slidell; 30. Grandview; 31. S & S (Sadler) ; for Victoria with 36 points. Brenda tunately this is true in some dis­ 32. Blue Ridge; 33. Celeste; 34. Saltillo; 35. For the 1966 football season it is player is not to be allowed to enter Kennedy scored 22 and Jan Ander- Deport 32 (B) tricts, this lack of integrity, sooner Deport; 36. Rayburn (Ivanhoe) ; 37. Avin- Round Top-Carmine 67, Aschenbeck set a blister­ ger ; 38. Waskom ; mandatory that all players wear or continue in the game until there son 20 for Duncanville. Marilyn or later, creates serious problems. 39. Tenaha; 40. Winona; 41. Harmony is compliance with the provisions of Weatherford Brock 47 (B) ing pace, scoring 46 points, to lead (Gilmer) ; 42. Scurry-Rosser (Scurry) ; 43. tooth and mouth protectors, unless However, the majority of district Cayuga; 44. Oakwood; 45. Apple Springs ; the rule. Marilyn Aschenbeck dropped 54 Tulia 65, Raymondville 49 (AAA) Round Top-Carmine to a 57-32 win 46. Anderson ; 47. High Island; 48. Colmes- from executive committees have fine ad­ neil; 49. Wells; 50. Burkeville; 51. Bartlett; they have a written certificate It is not anticipated that there points to lead Round Top-Carmine Tulia advanced to the finals with over Deport, and the Conference B 52. Florence; 53. Evant; 54. Navarro (Se- ministrative leadership and do a guin) ; 55. Round Top-Carmine (Carmine) ; their dentist to the effect that they will be difficulty in connection with to its second victory. a 65-49 win over Raymondville, state championship. commendable job in administering 56. Friendswood; 57. Royal (Brookshire) ; Linda Beaty scored 20 and Cathy sparked by Freida Rosseau's 39 Miss Aschenbeck scored 144 58. La Vemia; cannot, for physical reasons, wear the enforcement of this rule. Offi­ district affairs. NEW COUNCIL MEMBER 59. Harper; 60. Nueces Canyon (Barks- cials are not required to inspect Horn 19 for the losers. points. points in her three tournament dale) ; 61. Brackettville; 62. McMullin (Til- them. James R. Phillips, Kaufman Inde­ Riviera; 65. Eden; each player before the start of, or Raymondville's top scorer was games. den) ; 63. Pawnee; 64. The mandatory requirement for Proper Procedure pendent School District superin­ 66. Talpa-Centennial (Talpa) ; 67. Forsan; during the game. Deport 62, Sundown 58 (B) Jeanne Sullivan with 35. Connie Kelsey was top scorer for 68. Christoval; 69. Trent; 70. Westbrook; tooth and mouth protectors is a part The district chairman and the tendent, is a new member of the 71. Borden County Rural (Gail) ; 72. Bar- Deport's Tigerettes won the finals Deport with 20 points. voting members of the committee stwo; 73. Balmorhea; 74. Sierra Blanca. of the football equipment require­ by defeating Sundown 62-58. Con­ Sundown 76, Weatherford League Legislative Council. Phillips REGIONAL WINNERS: Sundown, Brock (Weatherford), Depot, High Island, nie Kelsey scored 38 points to lead Brock 64 (B) Jourdanton 79, Earth must always be school administra­ Round Top-Carmine (Carmine), Forsan ment. This requirement will be en­ tors. Coaches certainly should at­ has a BS from North Texas State STATE WINNERS: Round-Top-Carmine Last Rebates the Tigerettes. Sundown won Conference B Third Springlake 76 (A) (Carmine) forced by the game officials. tend meetings of the district execu­ State University and an M.Ed, from Jolene Dean led Sundown with 30 Place honors, defeating Brock, 76- Jourdanton's Squaws, paced by There can be no protest filed tive committee; however, they do SMU. He has been a classroom points. 64. Carolyn Dornak's 44 points, won a against another team if later evi­ Will Be Paid not have any vote and should not be teacher, coach, junior-senior high David McCarver Sundown's top scorers were Jo­ scoring battle with Springlake, 79- the executive dence indicates that some player Earth Springlake 62, lene Dean with 35 and Nancy Hag- 76, giving Jourdanton the Confer­ allowed to sit in on principal and superintendent. He sessions when eligibility problems Prose Winner on the team did not have a tooth This Year Waco Midway 43 (A) gerton with 24. ence A state championship. is past president of North Texas are discussed. David McCarver, a graduate of and mouth protector, as this is an Rebates will be paid for official Susan Britton scored 32 points Brock's high pointers were Cathy Susan Britton, Anita O'Hair and The proper order is for the mem­ School Masters Association, Dallas Jesse Jones High School of Hous­ official's decision, and no protest can contestants this year in accordance and Anita O'Hair 20 as Springlake Horn, Kay Shirley and Linda Beaty Marsha Dawson were top scorers bers of the committee to go into the County School Administrators As­ ton, won first place in Prose Read­ be based on an official's decision. with Rule 23, Page 38 of the Con­ defeated Midway, 62-43. with 27, 22 and 15 points to score for Springlake with 32, 30 and 12 executive session to handle all prob­ sociation, Kaufman County School ing in Conference AAAA at the If the referee discovers that a stitution and Contest Rules, but Linda Fowler was Midway's lead­ all their team's points. points. 20. lems of eligibility and to allow the Administrators, Texas A&M School 1965 State Meet. He also won first player is not wearing a mouth and this is the final year for this reim­ ing scorer with coaches to have another meeting in place in district in Poetry Interpre­ tooth protector, as required, or if bursement. Waco Midway 74, Cross Spearman 50, Little Cypress Administrators Conference and which they select officials, discuss tation. that fact is reported to him either The Legislative Council at its Jourdanton 73, Cross Plains 42 (A) Plains 51 (A) 46 (AA) matters pertaining to athletic ac­ District V School Administrators He was coached by Miss Sally by another official or by a player, November session voted to discon­ Carolyn Dornak scored an even Midway hit 63.6 per cent from Leading by 10 going into the final tivities and draw up a recommended Section. Barbay. through the captain, the offending tinue rebates after this year. 50 points to spark Jourdanton to its the field in defeating Cross Plains, (See CHAMPS, page 3)