Beulah Deals Pirates Holiday, Fills Gym With Refugees Beulah, the unlovely young lady with homeless people, including some who on Thursday morning when it was time to pass out ~ meal of cheese, vienna all her awesome and deadly power came from as far away as the demolish- necessary to open the Student Union sausage, shoestring potatoes, crackers, finally decided to visit the lower ed little fishing resort of Port Isabel in area to accomodate the continued arri- cookies, milk and coffee. She explained coastline and then nunbled northward the Rio Grande Valley and as near as vals of those seeking shelter from rising that she and her sister, a student at into the South Texas interior. Ahead of people who were driven from their waters. Victoria High School, would work the infamous lady, thousands of Texans houses by the rampaging Guadalupe Several Victoria College students through Thursday and Friday. Other Victoria College students who fled to shelters in inland cities to escape River. braved flooded streets and adverse her deadly winds, tides, floods and tor- And for the second time in six years, helped at the evacuation center in- nadoes which she spawned. Victoria College was pressed into serv- weather to come to the college and aid cluded freshmen Patricia Hodge, David As Victoria was being pounded by ice to serve as a shelter. As all college the stricken people. Some assisted in De La Rosa, Juan Bazan, Royce Milber- torrential rains, floods, and threatened students received a three-day holiday serving meals to the evacuees while ger and Barbara Hyak; and sophomores by dangerous tornadoes, over 7,000 because of the storm, over 400 persons others helped the many children pass the Steve Yarborough and Roysteen Hodge. evacuees fied from Hurricane Beulah's poured into the Pirate gym and Student time with games and reading. Still others Student activities which had to be re- path to shelters here. As the exodus Union to wait out the storm's fury. assisted in setting up cots and tables scheduled because of the storm included began to pour into Victoria, the Bed Evacuees began arriving early Wednes- and in unloading supplies. the first school assembly and class Cross utilized schools, gyms, auditor- day morning in advance of the storm, Freshman Margaret Ferguson arrived meetings, student council and class iums and public buildings to house the and the gym was almost completely full early Thursday at the Pirate gym in elections, and a number of club meetings.

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VOLUME XIX VICTORIA, TEXAS, 77901, SEPTEMBER25, 1967 NUMBER 1 ------_._------'------_---:._- Storm Hesehedules Meetings, Elections

The first fall student as- will be election of the Student sembly, originally scheduled Council vice-president. An- for September 20, was post- nounced candidates are Greg poned until today. It will meet Massey, Anna Wacker and in the : auditorium during David Redding. The Council- Group 3 period, beginning at sponsored election will be by 9:30. ballot. -Highlight of the assembly Music for the assembly will be provided by the College Band and the vocal ensemble. ~ Student Count Others on the program include '. ) Student Council president Mike ,1 Schaefer, and college adminis- Totals 1553 trators J. D. Moore, Roland Victoria College's enrollment Bing, E. C. Shinn and C. A. of 1953 students, including those Talley. attending night school, and the vocational nursing course, has CLASS ELECTIONS been announced by the Victoria Due to rescheduling of elec- College administration recently. tions after the "storm holiday," No increase was noted from deadline for filing class officer last year's enrollment of 1554. CRACKERS 'N' CHEESE - Red Cross workers public buildings designated as shelters for those petitions is reset for tomorrow A small decrease had been serve "meals" to hurricane refugees in the Pirate fieeiDg the raging destruction of Hurricane Beulah. at 3:00 p.m. Elections will be anticipated by J. D. Moore, Vic- in class meetings September 28. gym. The college gymnasium was one of several (See 1"elatedpictures on page 2.) toria College President. Presi- Votes will be cast at class dent Moore pointed out four meetings which are scheduled POSE factors whicll are in part re- during the time allotted for sponsible for the expected de- Journalism Students Prepare Group 4 classes. Sophomores THIS crease: bhe opening of Beeville Junior College, a decline in lihe will meet in Rooms 8201 and S202, while the Freshmen will For Annual Aggieland Meet WEEK number of nursing students, a Students who have paid their large Victoria College graduat- assemble in the gym. Student journalists from Vic- given to the school compiling annual fee may have pictures ing class in '67 making smaller When elected, the presidents, toria College will attend the an- the most individual awards. taken for the 1968 Pirate be- the number eligible to return, vice-presidents, and secretaries nual fall Texas Junior College Victoria College has been a tween September 25-29. and finally, last year's number aulJomatically become members Press Association Conference member of TJCPA for five Being transformed by a of college drop-outs whioh rose of the Victoria College Student at A&M University in College years and has won the sweep- local studio photographer, the from the usual 13 per cent to Council. They work in conjunc- Station on October 16 and 17. stakes award twice. Student Union porch will be- 20 per cent. tion with the four representa- During the newspaper work- come a studio and will serve as Enrollment at Victoria Col- tives in planning social pro- shops, news and sports writing, the photography headquarters. lege has increased at the aver- grams and serving as hosts at editorials, features, sports Student pictures will be taken age rate of seven and a half per Council sponsored campus photography, page make-up, Council Sets from 8:00 to 2:30 daily in the cent a year and the administra- activities. and society writing will be dis- following alphabetical order: tion is confident that this rate Students who desired to run , cussed. Picnic- Dance Monday .,.... A-E will increase. It is estimated for election were required to l that enrollment will reach 2500 Theme and continuity, pic- Social activities start this Tuesday " .. '., F-J submit a petition signed by at .. ture layout, copy writing and year with a "Get Acquainted" Wednesday K-O by 1970. least 20 of their classmates to picture cropping will be dis- picnic and dance sponsored by Thursday poT Miss Julia Riggs, Dean of Wom- cussed in the annual workshop. the Student Council in the Stu- Friday .,.,.". u-z Cheerleaders en. In addition, a candidate Mr. Frank Deaver, local dent Union October 3. Faculty pictures will be taken must have graduated in the up- per ha,lf of his higih school class. journalism instructor, is chair- The evening starts with a Monday through Friday begin- Elections Set man of the Publications Ad- picnic-style supper on the porch ning at 2:30 p.m, Election of V C cheerleaders Candidates were allowed to visors of Texas Junior Colleges. of the Union at 6:30. Following Dress should be dark coat and for 1967-68 has been schedul- begin campaigning today and After attending a general ses- this is a dance from 8-11 featur- tie for men and medium to ed for October 12. they are expected to respect sion and workshops on Monday ing "The Monarchs." Mode of dark solid colors for women. Petitions may be obtained at the college rules regarding pos- the journalists will be enter~ dress is to be casual, according Faye Bartula, co-editor of the Miss Julia Riggs' office. They ters. Posters must be the size tained with a banquet that to Miss Julia Riggs, Council annual, hopes everyone eligible are due in that office before 3 of a regular sheet of paper, night. An awards luncheon is sponsor. will have his picture taken, p.m. October' 6. The petitions 8lh" x 11," and must be ap- .. scheduled for Tuesday at which Tickets for the picnic went and "help make the 1968 Pirate must include 25 names . provedbyNrr.E. C.ShUm,D~ time the newspaper winners on sale at the bookstore Sep- yearbook the greatest yet." To qualify for the position of rector of Student Life. Cam- from last year will be recog- tember 18. Deadline for buying Charlene Bowden, the other cheerleader a freshman must paign material may not be dis- nized, and the yearbook win- tickets is noon, October 2. co-editor, feels that having the have graduated in the top 50 per played on the plaster sections ner for last year will be an- No ticket will be necessary pictures taken at the Student cent of her class. Sophomores of the buildings. Candidates are nounced. for admission to the dance, ad- Union will be easier on the stu- must have a 2.5 grade point askked to remove their posters A sweepstakes award will be vised Miss R•• dent body and the faculty. average. followiRg the electioo. 1.c 80 THE JOLLY ROGER VICTORIA, TEXAS, SEPT. 25, 1967 Cjfou 're CUJe/come-- C(;O CUJork Once again college doors have opened and campuses are buzzing with activity. The publications staff of THE JOLLY ROGER ex- tends a hearty welcome to new Pirates and a welcome back to the older Pirates. We hope you will include THE PIRATE yearbook and THE JOLLY ROGER newspaper in your student life. Instead of just looking at these, why don't you contribute to them? Both freshmen and sophomores should consider vol- unteering for the publications staff as well as participat- ing in other extra-curricular activities. Freshmen, Faye Bartula and Charlene Bowden will co-edit THE PIRATE yearbook. The staff is composed of journalism students and volunteer students who plan and prepare the annual which will be distributed in late summer. THE JOLLY ROGER staff is also composed of journal- ism and volunteer student workers who publish the news- paper periodically throughout the school year. Kay Aldis and Pennie Tipton will be the co-editors of THE JOLLY ROGER. "Student publications" should be emphasized since student planning and authorship responsibilities are as- SHADES OF '61-Victorians who recall scenes on Hurricane Carla. Although Beulah's winds were sumed on both staffs. Mr. Frank Deaver, sponsor of the campus six years and two weeks ago, were re- less than Carla's, scenes such as above, takea student publications, is available for advice, consultation, calling over the weekend similar experiences Of Thursday, brought memories to many. and approval. While joining and supporting the religious, secular, and athletic organizations on campus, investigate and take an interest in student publications. Both staffs have head- quarters in the Publications Office of the Industrial Arts Building. If you have any news you wish published, please bring it by the journalism office or give the news to a pub- lications student. We wish you a pleasant, happy, successful year at Victoria College and hope THE JOLLY ROGER will pro- vide entertainment, challenge, and interesting information concerning your campus and student life. fls fit CUJorth fltt

At various times during the year students become bored with the regularity of attending classes, so they cut a class with apparently no good reason. TEMPORARY DORMITORY - The Victoria Col- found shelter here. Cots, chairs, and even noor lege gymnasium was "home'" for as much as 3 space was scarce, as Red Cross volunteers set up Is a game of ping pong or a coke worth the price nights to refugees who fled the storm's fury and feeding lines across the south end of the gym. that must be paid if the number of unexcused absences is exceeded? The semester grade in a subject is lowered when a student has been absent from a class in excess of the number of times the class meets per week unless all Six New Faculty Members absences have been excused. The grade is lowered one let- ter if a class is missed one time more than the class meets per week if anyone absence is not excused; two letters if any two excessive absences are unexcused, etc. Improve Teacher-Pupil Ratio If a student acquires an "I-don't care" attitude about Six new faces have appeared of absence and the retirement Tech has her BA from Memphis his unexcused absences, he may find himself dropped on the Victoria College faculty of Mr. Roland Beard, a net m- State and an MA from Texas from a class if these unexcused absences are double the sceme this fall. crease of three instructors will Tech. New instructors include Mr. help maintain the desired A former VC student, Miss class meetings per week, and the student is automatically E. M. AIllbill, who teaches Eng- teacher-student ratio. Victoria Rogers has a BA from South- put on probation. lish; Mr. Harlon Gerhold, physi- College strives to have one Rather than have probationary status on record, and west Texas State and an MA cal education, sociology, and teacher for every twenty stu- from TeX'aSTech. Her teaclling the attendance restrictions applied, the student should coach; Miss Kay dents. career includes nine years at make application for withdrawal from a class but con- Perryman, biology and natural Mr. Azbill bas a bachelor's Carroll High School and the tinue attendance until the instructor receives the drop science lab; Miss Billie R. Rog- degree from Sam Houston State past four years at Miller High ers, business administration; and received his masters from notice from the registrar. School, both in Corpus Ohristi. Mr. John R. Rimmer, math and Sul Ross. He taught in the Vic- A student on probation is suspended from school for chemistry; and Mr. Ricky toria Independent School Dis- With a bachelor's degree from a single absence from any class unless the absence is for Webb, industrial education and trict from 1963-65 and also at McMurry and a masters from reasons beyond the student's control. The decision as to engineering drawing. Sul Ross. Southwest Texas State, Mr. Rimmer taught at Sophie New- whether an absence is beyond control is made by either With Mr. Gary Underwood Mr. Gerhold, a former St. comb in New Orleans last fall. the Dean of Men or the Dean of Women. This decision is and Mr. A. M. Hewitt on leaves Joseph's High School coach, has a BA from Texas A&I Univer- He has also taught in several made on the basis of information given in written or tele- Texas high schools. phone communication from a parent, guardian, or doctor sity and an MA from Southwest Board Gains Texas State. Mr. Webb, who is from Hal- except in unusual cases where other arrangements have Miss Perryman, who has lettsville, bas both his BA and been made. taught in West Memphis, Arkan- MA from Sam Houston State, During high school it was easier to miss an announced New Member sas High School and at Texas where he previously taught. test. But at Victoria College, unexcused absence from an Mr. Robert J. Hewitt has been announced test or on the day before or after a holiday is appointed as a new member of counted as double absences. Three unexcused tardies are the Board of Trustees. Hewitt replaced Mr. Gerald DuBose counted as one absence. Credit in a course is denied when who resigned September 12. absence in a class becomes twenty per cent or more. DuiBose, who bas served on the If a student is on scholastic probation, he is also on board for 13 years, cited busi- The JOLLY ROGER is published monthly by students of jour- ness demands as the reason for attendance probation. All absences must be for reasons nalism of Victoria College, Victoria, Texas. It bolds membership in retirement. beyond his control, and any absence incurred for reasons the Texas Junior College Press Association. within his control will result in suspension from school. Hewitt is an investment man- ager for O'Connor interests and Statements of opinion are limited to signed columns and edi- Reasons must be verified in writing or by phone by an oil operator. He is a partner torials, and do not necessarily reflect the ideas of anyone other than parent or guardian. These reasons must be accepted in in Refugio Motor Company and the author. the Dean of Men's or Dean of Women's Office before or Secretary-Treasurer of Spears- Co-Editors Kay Aldis, Pennie Tipton immediately on return to school. Alcorn Well Incorporated. Photographer Steve Uthoff If scholastic probation is not removed at the end of a He also serves on the board Cartoonist Eric Beard .J of directors of the Victoria Bank Stoff Writers Faye Bartula, Mary Brush, Gory semester entrance into school will not be allowed the next and Trust Company and the semester. Removal can be attained by passing ten hours Einkauf, Jock Foreman, Jock Greeson, First National Bank of Refugio. Pam Janacek, Suzan McCollister, Kay and making fifteen grade points. He holds a bachelor of business " Think about these regulations before cutting a class administ.ration degree from the Richter, Mike Stewart, Tommy Ticer without a good excuse. Univ.ersity of. ~exas.. \., . . p~rector of Publicotlons ...... ,.~;... ~"~'1" i/J.r. F.rank Deaver VICTORIA, TEXAS, SEPT. 25, 1967 THE JOLLY ROGER 3 !!1II111111111111111111~SPOBTSNOTESIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII,§ Three Lettermen Lead Squad i by Gary Einkauf i i The Series; Astros i § Although football has bee n demanding the sporting § § world's limelight as 01. late, 's World Series is § As Basketball Season Nears § just around the comer. The St. Louis Cardinals will rep- § 5 resent the nationals while it's still a toss-up in the Amer- 5 Harlon Gerhold is back after § lican circuit between Boston, Chicago, Minnesota, and De- § a year of coaching and teach- § troit. And though the pennant battle has been much more § ing at Miller High in Corpus § fierce in the American than in the National League it § Christi.. Gerbo~ played basket- § looks like the .Cardinals, who possess great strength at § 5 bat as well as in the field, will have no problems in 5 bail[ and lettered at Victoria §§ polishing off any contender the American League puts up . ~ High, Victoria College, and Tex- 5. against them. .' . 5 as A&I, where he received his § As long as we're on the subject of the major leagues, no ~ B. A. He went on to receive d1iscussion of the subject is complete without at least a § i his M. Ed. from Southwest Tex- § mention of the magnificent Houston Astros. This season the § § Astros, through their great team effort and hard play, 5 as State CoNege. § have again beat out the New York Mets to cinch ninth § He started his coaching ear- 5 p1ace. There's only one word for it-fantastic! ! ! ! § eer witJh three years of coach- § In local action, I'm sure. a number of people were 5 ing at Pettus High School and § shocked at the great effort the Stroman Raiders dis- §§ eondnued with three years at § played in battling C'orpus Christi Moody to a 6-6 dead- 5 § lock. The Raiders, void of any seniors and boasting of but § St. Joseph High School in Vic- 5 one player with previous high school experience, clearly § toria and one year at MiLle!" § outp1ayed the Corpus team despite inexperience and new- § High School in Corpus Christi. § school handicaps. Now perhaps they'll get the credit any 5 Now Gerhold anxiously awaits § 1'ocal-high school football team deserves. § his first season at Victoria Col- Billy Newton lege. ~ "Midget" Proves Worth ~ Wayne Pauley , ~ On the South-West Conference gridiron, little Inez Perez §§ Coach Gerhold says tha,t the § has proven that one need not be colossal in size to com- § Sophs Boost team's greatest assets are speed 5 pete in college football. In fact, Perez, who stands five feet 5 and the fact that most of the § four inches short and tips the scales at a terrible 149, § boys are from winning teams. 5 proved it before a national television audience in leading § VCGolfTeam He thinks that this will over- § S.M.U. to a 20-17upset of the highly-touted Texas Aggies. 5 Two returning sophomore come the team's lack of height. § Perez, former Corpus Christi Miller star and junior § linksmen will spearhead the The offensive strategy will con- § college transfer to the Ponies, quarterbacked the S.M.U. s Victoria College golf team this sist of fast breaking, and the 5 eleven to a field goal and then, behind 17-13and with but 5 year according to Coach Harold team will be playing a pressing § 43 seconds left in the game, on a 58 yard drive in which § Gardner. James "Ike" Meitzen defense. 5 he hit miracle man Jerry Levias in the end zone with only 5 from Cuero and Jerry Cocker- This year Victoria wfl[ be in § four seconds showing on the clock. §§ ham of Victoria are the two the TeXlas Junior College Ath- second-year golfers. Both of letic Conference. Coach Ger- ~ Might Be A Difference ~ them had previously played on hold says, "Our roughest com- §§ H you're a devoted follower of the track and field §§ their high school golf teams. petition is expected from San s circuit, you have probably wondered why women athletes § Jimmy Riggs who played on Jacinto, who finished second in 5 from across the Iron Curtain seem to dominate any meets 5 his high school team and Juan the natIion Last year." § in which they compete. Perhaps the answer has finally s Bazan compose the rest of the Coach Gerhold is expecting § come to light in that a woman (?) Polish sprinter failed § squad. mooh from the three returning 5 to pass a "sex test" at a meet in Kiev, Russia and was 5 Practices which started this lettermen: Billy Newton. 6'5", § barred from competing. A similar test was given at the § week are held at Riverside Springfield, Ky.; Wayne Pauley, § European games in Budapest last year but most Russian S Park. "Victoria College just en- 6'3", Dixon, Ky.; and Mike 5 women competitors refused to take it. 5 tered conference play for the Rippamonti, 6'2" , Victoria. §§ Maybe they had something to hide?????? §§ first time this year, and no Coacih win be relying heavily ~ Walking the Plank ~ schedule has yet been made," on the freSlhmen: John Ander- according to Coach Gardner. Mike Rippamonti §§ (Because of Hurricane Beulah, distribution of THE ~ son, 6'2", Santla Fe; Larry i§ "JOLLY ROGER" had to be postponed until after these § Berkman, 6', Victoria; Ed Dan- games had been played.) § iels, 6'1", Newark, New Jersey; s Robert Goynes, 6'2", Woods- §§ Texas 10, Southern California 7-Darrell Royal's Long- §§ Students Begin Intramural boro; Larry Green, 5'10", Fort § horns are tough this year with Bill Bradley at the helm, § Worth; Richard Janowski, § but they still have a long way to go to reach the strength § 6'0", San Antonio; Gregory § they had as national champs in 1963. But Southern Cal is § Knox, 6'6", East Orange, New § also tough and it could easily go either way, ruining all § Competitive Spirit Prevails Jersey' James Lee 6'2" Brook- 5 hopes of 1967 as the "year of the horns." 5 lyn, New Jersey;' Tyl~r TuR § Purdue 21, Texas A&M 7- Gene Stalllings' forlorn §§ Intramural sports competi- that although most players will 6'4", Corpus Christi; and Dave § Aggies are going to find it even rougher this week than 5 tion will begin within the next come from the P.E. classes, all Soderholm, 5'10", West Bridge- men are eligible to compete. § last week against S. M. U. and its midgets. .§ week according to men's intra- water, Mass. San Antonio Memorial 20, stroman 8-Stroman's Raiders Men's table - tennis competi- 5 5 mural director Mr. Monroe § have the will and determination to win, but inexperience § tion should also begin next week § and a lack in depth will tell as Memorial hands the § Northcutt and women's direc- and will probably last about a 5 Raiders their first loss. . 5 tor, Mrs. Iris Baillio. Northcutt month before an eventual Track Team § Dallas 24, New York 10 - Dandy Don Meredith is having § explained flag-football competi- champion is decided. Other men's intramural activities § a bit of trouble getting the Cowboy offense to click, but § tion along with a table-tennis § with the help of Dallas' superb defen."le the New Yorkers § coming still later this semester RetuI'ns Six tournament for the men will § are going to" find the going rough, making it difficult to § will include intramural basket· Monroe Northcutt, coach of § score an upset. § probably begin next week while ball plus a free-throw contest. the college track team, is ex- ;lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIi;: Mrs. Baillio said women's Women's intramural play will pecting an excellent team this Basketball Schedule competition in tennis and table- probably begin the first week of year. tennis will start in early Octo- October, according to Mrs. Last season the track team Nov. 21 Tuesday Corpus Christi University "B" Victoria ber. Baillio. She went on to add that captured the Blinn Relays, the * Nov. 27 Monday Beeville Victoria San Jacinto Invitational Re- Dec. 1 Friday Texas Freshmen Austin Coach Northcutt explained all women, whether taking P.E. lays, and their Pirate Relays. Dec. 2 Saturday Rice Freshmen Houston that this year there will be two or not, may participate in the The returning lettermen and * Dec. 5 Tuesday South Texas Houston leagues of flag-football instead intramural program. Women best record in their events Dec. 7-9 Thurs.-8at. San Antonio Tournament San Antonio of just one as in previous will be able to compete during are: Robert Blain, pole vault, * Dec. 12 Tuesday Schreiner Kerrville years. First there will be the their P .E. class while those 13' 10", Yorktown; John Carey, * Dec. 15 Friday Lee Victoria Tuesday - T h u rsday League 440-47.8; Houston; Richard * Dec. 16 Saturday San Jacinto Victoria which will play every Tuesday without P.E. can play during Farris, high jump, 6'4" Austin; Jan. 4-6 Thurs.-8at. San Jacinto Tournament Pasadena and Thursday during group an off period. Joe Gallagher, 100 vard ...Jan. 12 Friday Blinn Victoria dash. eight (12:45-2:00). The other ...Jan. 13 Saturday Wharton Victoria Later in the fall intramural N. 22O-~1.2, San l"ranclsco; ...Jan.' 26 Friday St. Phillip's San Antonio will be the Wednesday League basketball will be offered to Randy NIchols, 52.5% in sho1 ...Jan. 27 Saturday San Antonio San Antonio which will play each Wednes- pal, and 145 foot discus, Sao day during groups seven (11:30- women and next semester vol- Antonio; Randy Reynolds, 100 ...Jan. 29 Monday Schreiner Victoria leyball and badminton will be " Jan. 30 Tuesday South Texas Victoria 12:20) and nine (12:30-1:20). yard dash, 9.8, 220 yard dash- .. "Feb. 2 Friday Lee Baytown At the competition's conclu- played. 21.3, Yorktown. "Feb. 3 Saturday San Jacinw Pasadena sion, usually around Thanksgiv- Mrs. Baillio asks that all Freshmen are: David Con- ...Feb. 6 Tuesday Beeville Beeville ing each year, the winning women wishing to compete in nel, 100 yard dash-10, 220 yard "Feb. 9 Friday Whartoll Wharton teams of each league will play the intramural program con- dash-22, Victoria; Tommy ...Feb. 10 Saturday Blinn Brenham to decide an over all champion. tact her in her office in the Stu- Green, 100 yard dash-9.6, 220 • Feb. 16 Friday St. Phillip G Victoria Coach Northcutt said be ex· dent Union Building while yard dash-21.3, Sinton; and " Feb. 17 Saturday San Antonio Victoria pected to have about five Coach Northcutt asks all inter· Jim Lewallen, long jump - 22 ...Denote$ Conference Games teams ill each league aDd added ested men to contact him. feet. CorDus Christi. 4 THE JOlLY ROGER VICTORIA, TEXAS, SEPT. 25, 1967 Forum Invites BooK Store I Phi Theta Kappa Problem Talk - College Forum's purpose, as --- the name implies, is to discuss questions of public interest, par- Reschedules Meet ticularly current events. First fall meeting of Pbl Theta by invitation only. An informal organization, A student must meet u r Forum meetings are open to Kappa is tentatively set for to September 28, 12:45, in the li- basic requirements to be eligible everyone and there are no dues. for Fbi Theta Kappa. He must Several topics that were dis- brary conference room. have completed at least 0 n e cussed last year were William Nancy Halepeska will head full semester of study at Vic- Manchester's controversial book the slate of Phi Theta Kappa of- ~l ficers this year. Other officers toria College; be given a re- Death Of A President, the CIA's ----- include Ruth Mayer, vice-presi- commendation by the faculty; involvement with the National be taking a full load of courses Student Association, problems dent; Betty Rhodes, secretary; Joyce Leita, treasurer; and which will count towards a de- of vocational guidance for col- f gree at a senior college; and of 1 Jane Garton, parliamentarian- lege students, the plight the have an over-all grade average Negro in the South, inflation, historian. Sponsors are Mrs. Lois Rowland and Mrs. Jessica of 3.45. If a student passes the stock market, and laber T3 these requirements, be may be strikes. Warnlof. Phi 'lbeta Kappa is a junior asked to join Phi Theta Kappa Mrs. Wilma Felger, sponsor by the 10cal chapter. Upon of College Forum, urges anyone college honor society for stu- dents who maintain a high sch0- joining he will have to maintain interested in attending the as a B-average to remain a mem- yet unscheduled first meeting lastic average. Membet'ship is r-\ ber. to contact her at her office 011 --\--~~~. - The local chapter's biggest the second floor of the Admin- _L- ..'__-,. TSEA Plans function OIl agenda this year istration Building. will be the National Convention THIS COMPLETES MY READING LIST FOR BIOLOGY. of Phi Theta Kappa to be held First Meeting in Houston this spring. The Baptists Set Texas Student Education As- convention, which will mark the sociation encourages all inter- golden anniversary of Phi Theta First Session Newman Offers Folk Mass; este