VOL. LVIII AUSTIN., TEXAS, NOVEMBER, 1973 NO. 3 W. A. Reeves, Drew Reese Council Officers Regional Contest Sites Same, Multiple Entries Only Two Directors New Planned For 74-75 Supt W. A. Reeves of Woodsboro Double Representation Outstanding results are expected Huntsville Corpus Christi was elected chairman for 1974-75, One-Act Play representation was at Regional Contests since all sites and Supt. Drew Reese of Pleasan­ increased to two from a district to Dr. Joel E. Bass, Education De­ Dr. Dwayne Bliss, Assistant ton was elected vice-chairman at remain the same as last year and partment, Sam Houston State Uni­ Superintendent of Schools in Corpus the regional, and to the State Meet. all but two contest directors are the Nov. 4 meeting of the Univer­ Double representation was also versity Christi, at Del Mar College sity Interscholastic League Legis­ experienced in conducting contests Region III, Conference AAA, Dis­ Region IV, Conference AAAA, authorized in golf and tennis com­ in previous years. lative Council in Austin. petitors qualifying from district to trict 9 through 12 Districts 25 through 32 The Council authorized appoint­ The two new contest directors Region IV, Conference AAA, Dis­ regional, and from regional to State are Dr. Ray Pukerson at Texas Brenham ment of a task force to study classi­ Meet, effective 1974-75. tricts 13 through 16 fication for the next two-year Tech University and Dr. Dwayne Dean W. C. Schwartz, Blinn Col­ Bliss at Del Mar College. Kingsville assignments to conferences, which Two State Meets lege will become effective the fall of Dr. Rhea H. Williams, UIL Di­ Region III, Conference AA, Dis­ Johnny L. Johnson, Coordinator, Commencing in the 1974-75 rector, said League member schools 1976. This group will make an in- school year, the first weekend in tricts 17 through 25 Extension Teaching, Texas A&I depth study of the number of con- and the League are grateful to the Region IV, Conference B, Dis­ University May the State Meet will consist of and wish to 'erences, procedures and techniques twelve host institutions tricts 34 through 39 Region JTV, Conference A A, Dis­ all academic, literary, One-Act thank them and the respective of assignment of schools to dis- Play, girls' track and field, tennis faculty members who are assisting Kilgore tricts 26 through 32 ;ricts. and golf. The second weekend in Girls' volleyball will remain a in the competitive educational con­ Dean Kenneth Whitten, Kilgore Victoria May the State Meet will consist of tests. This service to the public spring activity as a result of Coun­ boys' track and field, golf and College Carl Dubose, Director, Evening cil action. schools, in providing facilities and Region III, Conference A, Dis­ tennis. School, Victoria College assistance in the athletic contests tricts 17 through 25 Two Referendum Items A request by Supt. G. H. Kirby of and in the literary and academic Region IV, Conference A, Dis­ Wichita Falls to amend the All- Region III, Conference B, Dis­ Two items will be on the April competitions', is well appreciated. tricts 22 through 33 tricts 26 through 32 Star Rule to exempt "all All-Star referendum ballot submitted to football games approved by the Regional Assignments schools. First would be to eliminate NCAA" was referred to a commit­ Odessa spring football training in Confer­ tee to report back at the next Coun­ Dr. Bernhard T. W. Sedate, Dean ence AAAA, and allow them to cil session. of Evening School, Odessa College: Practice Speech Topics start fall practice one week earlier. A presentation by Supt. William Region I, Conference AAA, Dis­ The second item on the ballot will F. Sevier of Converse relative to >e to determine whether to use elec- tricts 1 through 3. amending Article VIII, Section 14, AA, Dis­ ;ric or manual typewriters in typ- Region I, Conference Listed For Contestants The Transfer Rule, was heard, but tricts 1 through 8. ng contests. The voting will be by The following practice topics for enough in its investigation? inference. the Council unanimously voted to Lubbock Informative and Persuasive Speak­ 4. Has Richard Nixon attempted The Council authorized three retain the rule as it is. Dr. Ray Pukerson, Assistant Pro­ ing have been provided by C. L. to destroy the checks and entries per school in literary and The Council recommended that fessor, College of Education, Texas Trainer, Jr. of Louise High School balances systems of the U. S. academic contests, and deleted any and the speech consultant. government ? reference to sex as regards literary the state schools for the blind and Tech University: TWO SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS AT TCU Freshman government major Nancy Tye of San Antonio and deaf be admitted to League mem­ Region I, Conference AAAA, Dis­ Informative Speaking Topics 5. Has the revolution in Chile and academic contestants, effective tricts 1 through 5 1. What is the concept of execu­ affected U. S. Latin American union deaf-education major Richard Hayes, Denton, receive congratulations from Texas Christian University 1974-75. bership, effective Jan. 1, 1974. Region I, Conference A, Districts tive privilege ? policy in any significant way ? hancellor J. M. Moudy, right, for winning scholarships from the Texas Interscholastic League Foundation. 6. Where is the Women's Liber­ 1 through 8 2. What is inflation? Hayes is a third-year holder of the annually renewable grant from the King Foundation. He ranked second 3. What has happened in Chile ? ation Movement headed? Region I, Conference B, Districts while at Denton High School. Last year he qualified for elimination places at four 4. What is the EPA program ? 7. What effects will the Arab n state competition 1 through 11 5. Who is Henry Kissinger? "oil squeeze" have on U. S. enior division tournaments, and this semester he won all eight debate rounds, senior division, at the Garden Denton 6. What is Phase 4 ? foreign policy ? 2ity Junior College tournament. Miss Tye is a Clark Foundation scholarship winner. At Randolph High School 7. Who is Gerald Ford, 8. Should Nixon be impeached? n San Antonio, she placed second in district and regional debate and participated in two first-place one- Dr. William DeMougeot, Depart­ 8. What caused Spiro Agnew's 9. Should Gerald Ford be con­ act plays in state competition, winning the Samuel French Award for outstanding performance in her senior ment of Speech and Drama, North fall? firmed as vice-president? year. Texas State University 9. What were the results of the 10. Should the Nixon economic Region II, Conference AAAA, latest war in the Middle East ? program be "scrapped" ? 10. Who were the Nobel Prize 11. What should be done about the Districts 6 through 15 winners for 1973 ? energy crisis ? Region II, Conference AAA, Dis­ 11. What is the U. S. foreign 12. Is the energy crisis a "fake tricts 4 through 8 policy position in the Middle crisis" designed to increase 45 Administrators Named East? corporation profits ? Arlington 12. What is John Love's current 13. Is the President above the Dr. Chapin Ross, Chairman, De­ program? law? To Regional Committees 13. Who is Archibald Cox? 14. Was the U. S.-Russian con­ partment of Communication, The Forty-five Texas school adminis­ Supt. Gerald W. Shelley, Sea- Supt. Dr. D. R. Collins, Klein 14. Who is Charles Alien Wright ? frontation over the Middle- University of Texas at Arlington trators will serve this year on the graves Schools, Spring John Sirica? East a plot to divert attention Region II, Conference AA, Dis­ 15. Who is League's 12 regional executive Supt. Lamar B. Kelley, Amherst Supt. Mance Park, Huntsville 16. What is the Texas Education from administration corrup­ committees, assisting the regional Supt. Billy Key, Sundown tricts 9 through 16 Crisis? tion? directors and other regional execu­ Brenham 17. What is the energy crisis ? 15. What should be done to equal­ Stephenville tive committee members from the Denton Supt. James E. Taylor, Katy 18. What is the Texas juvenile ize education in Texas? DAVID OZMUN VIRGINIA MYERS host institutions. Supt. Don Smith, Cleburne Supt. Thomas W. Cameron, Fair- Mike Leese, Dean of Men, Tarle- centers crisis? 16. What should be done about ... Floresville Teacher. ... Lubbock Teacher. They will help organize and Asst. Supt. H. F. Griffin, Dallas field ton State College 19. What is the Rebozo bank Texas juvenile homes ? the various events at each Supt. Dr. Leo Bradley, Grand Supt. A. L. Zschech, Dime Box 17. Had John Connally rather be schedule Region II, ConferenceA, Dis­ scandal ? regional site with the least possible Prairie Supt. Charles M. Whatley, Rich­ 20. What were the Nixon real president than "right" ? tricts 9 through 16 confusion, minimum of expense and Supt. Glenn D. Reeves, Saginaw ards ? 18. Is the Nixon administration Region II, Conference B, Dis­ estate "deals" least loss in school time by con­ Myers, Ozmun To Sit the most corupt in U. S. Persuasive Speaking Topics testants. Arlington Kilgore tricts 12 through 21 history ? 1. Is the present U. S. defense Each regional meet is jointly Supt. E. O. Martin, Bowie Supt. C. M. Koonce, White Oak 19. What should be done to pre­ Pasadena budget too big ? by the college or univer­ Supt. Ben Brandenburg, Mid­ Supt. Eugene McElroy, Troup On Debate Committee vent political corruption in sponsored sity serving as host and the League, lothian Supt. Bruce Prior, Boles Home Dean Tom Sewell, San Jacinto 2. Is the U. S.-Israeli policy ? Two Texas debate coaches, along in the revision of speech curricula the future Schools, Quinlan College beneficial ? represented by these superintend­ Supt. A. E. Greer, Bridgeport with Dr. Rhea H. Williams, Director in the Texas public schools working 20. Should the proposed atomic ents and principals. The League Supt. H. C. Smith, Harmony Region III, Conference AAAA, 3. Has the Senate Watergate fission power plant in Texas Stephenville of the University Interscholastic with a committee sponsored by the competitive program rests upon the Schools, Gilmer League, will attend the National Texas Education Agency. She is a Districts 16 through 24 Committee been thorough be built? efforts of administrators and the Supt. Wm. L. Hudson, Frisco Corpus Christi University Extension Association's participant in the Texas Speech faculty members who devote con­ Supt. Jack D. Johnson, Carroll Council and Wording Committee in Communication and also a member siderable effort and attention to its Schools, South Lake Supt. Jim Barnes, Seguin New Orleans, La. in the later part of the Southern Speech Communi­ planning and execution. Supt. Raymond Trotter, Chico Supt. Drew Reese, Pleasanton of December. cation Association. Supt. Max P. Jenks, Huckabay Supt. C. O. Chandler, Victoria Mrs. Virginia Myers from Mon- Don Myers, Virginia's husband, Court Says Transfer Rule Odessa Schools, Stephenville Supt. W. C. Andrews, Gregory terey High School in Lubbock and is an elementary principal in Lub­ Supt. James G. Huckaby, Fort Pasadena Kingsville David M. Ozmun from Floresville bock. They have one daughter, Mar- Stockton High School have been chosen to ci, who is a junior speech communi­ No Violation of Rights Supt. Norman Hall, Andrews Supt. Eli Douglas, Galveston Supt. Kenneth Flory, Hondo represent the debate coaches of cation major at Texas Tech. Supt. Garland Rattan, Boys Supt. Dr. Clyde Gott, Port Arthur Supt. C. L. West, Odem Texas. Experienced Teacher In a hearing held in Palestine on to play football or athletics. Judge football. If that right exists, there­ Ranch Asst. Supt. Horace Elrod, Hous­ Supt. W. A. Reeves, Woodsboro the District Judge in the Hughes in her opinion states, "No­ fore, it is ancilliary to some other Thespian Director David M. Ozmun attended Blinn Oct. 10, Supt. H. L. Wheat, McCamey ton Victoria State Court of Texas ruled that where in the Constitution is there right. Mrs. Myers holds BS and MEd College in Brenham, University of there was no violation of a pupil's any guarantee of a right to play "The only plausible argument is Lubbock Huntsville Supt. Herbert L. Sides, Granger degrees from West Texas State Texas at Austin, and received his fundamental rights involved in the that playing football is a part ol Supt. Robert Ashworth, Amarillo Supt. Martin Hitt, Pine Tree Supt. Wayne Jones, Louise University in Canyon. She has BS in Education in 1967 from Transfer Rule of the League as the one's education and that education Supt. A. E. "Polly" Wells, Abilene Schools, Longview Supt. A. F. Cobb, Three Rivers taught speech and drama in Texas Southwest Texas State University US Constitution does not guarantee is a Constitutionally guaranteec high schools for the last 24 years in San Marcos. He has taught in anyone the right to play football. right. This argument fails, how­ at Miami, Denver City, Pampa and State Winner schools in Austin, Fabens, Taft and ever, in view of the Supreme Lubbock. Temporary Injunction Floresville. Court's opinion in San Antonio She has served as state director A temporary injunction had been Types 63.04 While at Blinn College, David Independent School District v. Rod- Lamar-League Conference of the International Thespian So­ granted a parent forbidding the participated in debate and was a Typing 63.04 words per minute riquez, 41 U.S.L.W. 4407 (U.S ciety, was chosen as a participant school to declare the boy ineligible member of Phi Rho Po, National to play, if he could make the team, with an accuracy rate of 96.92%, March 21, 1973); 'Education, of in an EPDA Institute in Speech Junior College Forensic Society, and and against the League for enforc­ Debbie Petty of Abilene took first course, is not among the rights af­ Hosts More Than 850 Education at Wisconsin State Uni­ place in Conference AAAA State competed in tournaments in Temple, ing the rule and penalizing the forded explicit protection under More than 850 students and fac­ Witte Holland, chairman of La- den, Port Neches-Groves High Meet typing contest. versity in 1969 and has participated school. attended the first UIL mar's Speech Department and con­ School; Marjorie Pickett, Lincoln Lubbock, Houston and Oklahoma. A 1973 graduate of Cooper High our Federal Constitution. Nor do ulty sponsors in special workshops at the Univer­ The school involved did not con­ Student Activities Conference held ference coordinator, made an­ High; Anita Smith, Forest Park He has coached debate teams who School, Debbie's parents are Mr. we find any basis for saying it is sity of Texas. University's campus in nouncements and introduced work­ High; and Bill Martin, French test the decision and issued a "nolo and Mrs. James A. Petty. Mrs. Win- on Lamar have competed in tournaments in implicitly so protected.' See also Sept. 22. shop consultants Dr. Rex Wier of High School. contendere," but the League, as al­ iferd Byrd was her typing coach. Beaumont Speech Curricula Work San Antonio, Waco, El Paso, Goliad, Paschal v. Perdue, 320 F. Supp The Conference, which special­ the Speech Communication Depart­ Conference meetings for sponsors Debbie has won many honors at Presently, Mrs. Myers is involved Fabens and Floresville. ways, will defend a rule passed by 1274 (S.D. Fla. 1970)." ized in preparing students to par­ ment of the University of Texas, and consultants were led by Mari­ regional and state levels in music the majority of school administra­ UIL speaking events and Lynn Murray of the U.T. Drama lyn Munstermann and Joyce Thiery and voice. She has been in the All- The two above cases seem to ticipate in tors of this state. The League's le­ was jointly sponsored Department and League State The one-act play event also servec Region orchestra and All-State Or­ emphasize that extra curricular ac­ one-act play, gal staff carried the entire burden by the Southeast Texas Speech and Drama Director. as a UIL Critic Judging Workshop chestra for four years, took piano tivities are not guaranteed as con­ in this instance. Drama Association (STSDA), Sectional meetings featured dem­ The instructional sessions were for 12 years and received a scholar­ stitutional fundamental rights of Region V Education Service Center, onstrations of all UIL speech events followed by a buffet luncheon for No 'Right to Play' ship from the National Piano Guild. students. Thus state organization; Lamar University Speech Depart­ and the one-act play, followed by a visiting faculty sponsors and con­ A prior decision given by Federal Her hobbies are tennis, violin and can enforce their rules and regula­ ment and the University Inter- critique and instruction on student sultants, and a complementary scholastic League. development. lunch was also provided for all stu­ in Federal District barbershop quartet. Debbie attends tions when they are democratically Judge Hughes General Assembly began with a In addition to consultants Wier dents attending. Conference par­ Court in Dallas reiterated the same North Texas State University and determined by process establish^ welcome by Cheryl Alien of East and Murray, section leaders in­ ticipants were then invited to use opinion that the US Constitution wishes to become a professional cel­ in their Constitution and Contest Chambers High School in Winnie, cluded Mary Alice Baker, director Lamar University's recreational does not guarantee anyone the right list and college instructor. Rules. president of the STSDA. Dr. De- of forensics at Lamar; Dixie Dow- facilities following the luncheon. Page 2 NTERSCHOLAST1C LEAGUER NOVEMBER, 1973 Scholastic Press ort6 {jets Where Medical Arguments Fail There is a growing trend of foreboding importance to the high school Yearbooks To Get fair share of sports coverage by the newspaper, radio and television Athletics Provide Relevant Reasons media. The current trend is to devote most space in the sports sections to professional sports. Colleges have to take the second place and All ILPC Services high schools are a poor third. For Youths To Lay Off Cigarettes By DR. MAX R. HADDICK advent of organized professional sports This was not true prior to the State Journalism Director and in an atmosphere where people lived in more stable environments. By DR. RHEA H. WILLIAMS fect to see if tomorrow's smokers ary inefficiency, chronic disease, ab­ Curiosity is the first year that ILPC has ever had yearbook It is difficult for high schools to compete with highly paid sports pro­ League Director can be better protected. However senteeism due to illness and short­ This today's smokers remain vulnerable ened life expectancy. Therefore the motivation ratings and criticisms. I fully expect that we shall not be fessional public relations people who grind out lengthy articles for news Looking at cigarette ads, one The greater know it. smoking is not compatible with at­ through high standards in athletics, this. We aren't perfect in anything, but this is brand media of all types and who have unlimited budgets for entertainment. would never suspect that medical and perfect in tainment of athletic fitness. the less potent the force of curios­ authorities have branded cigarette new and should have a normal quota of bugs. It is difficult to compete with organizations who provide "cocktail" hours, Athletic Fitness One advantage athletes have in ity. smoking as a serious health hazard. Be gentle in your criticisms, but please do criticize. We free meals and oftentimes, free transportation, lodging and entertain­ The athlete is in a good position deciding about smoking is that they Despite this generally accepted that we writer to use copy handed to sound decision for several the hazards of the habit Enjoyment want your comments and suggestions, but remember ment. It is also too convenient for a sports relationship to health, millions of to make a can relate of which is the pre­ immediate interests and The athlete, by gaining genuine are quite young and impressionable and do not use terms that him. It makes his task easier, while at the same time curbing his creativity. people continue to smoke. This reasons, central to their places on fitness for his goals. enjoyment through total mind-and- would offend us. This trend of producing reams of material from professional sports deep-rooted public acceptance of the mium he cigarette body involvement in sports, does not Nasty remarks about the cost, de­ Magazine Format continues all year long and even out of season media are flooded with practice justifies continuing re­ sport. The facts associate Cancer Threat need a superficial crutch like smok­ lays, ratings and my personal ap­ Of course you may be rated in on professional sports. Sports happenings in local areas are search into factors of cause and ef­ smoking with circulatory-pulmon- information The threats of cancer and emphy­ ing. pearance tend to make me unrea­ "magazine format" classification, if often ignored while personalities and events in distant places are sema in middle age may have little sonable. Suggestions for making the Rebellion against authority you so desire. As soon as the mem­ covered. impact on the decision of a young service better and more educational bership deadline is past I shall send of his Athletics channel youth's agres- The approach in journalism that criticism and controversy must be person. The youth's concept soothe me and make me nice and a certificate to each member paper. "future" may stretch only into sions into a program that yields agreeable. You may chose to be judged in the worked into every story to accentuate the negative seems to be in­ and early adult life, and the tragedies satisfaction and achievement new magazine format category, or with modern media. Their selectivity is sometimes hard to under­ Activities Conferences herent of chronic disease are remote. combine discipline with self-expres­ for the conventional From the end of September until you may elect stand. Bill Storm "a sex-symbol" will rate one-third of the sports \Jfficial t Iotice6 Probable impairment of athletic sion. judging but you have to chose. If fitness can strike home, however deep in December, I spend every page with no ink left for college or high school. The media avenues are (e.g. to lose you do not send in a certificate tell­ and studies are now available to Miscellaneous weekend on Student Activties Con­ further deluged with competition for the dollar of the American sports boredom) ing me to consider you a magazine support the coach's traditional rule weight; ferences and speaking engage­ amateur format publication, you will be fan and this is all professional sports cares about. Educational, LOS FRESNOS PICTURE MEMORY against smoking. The athlete's training program ments. I am gone so much that my placed judged the same as always. sports on the high school level as a result receive smaller media coverage Los Fresnos High School has been The correct name of Monet's second pic< and leaves beagle growls at me and will not on probation in football for the 1973 and ture is "Palazzo da Mula, Venice." It ap­ requires weight control No, I will not look at your paper the 1974 seasons for violation of the Foot­ pears incorrectly in the Picture Memory Study Conclusions little time for boredom. let me into the yard until my gor­ each year. ball Code. and make the decision for you. You in athletic geous wife identifies me as a frienc They are now starting professional basketball telecasts during the MARATHON PRESCRIBED MUSIC LIST 1. Cigarette smoke aggravates A significant decrease have to make that decision for your­ is not a certain outcome for of the family. If I can give so middle of October with college football telecast every Saturday and The District Executive Committee of AEGEAN FESTIVAL by Maris-Bader changes in the pathways to anc fitness self. Football District 1 (Six-Man) has placed published by Galaxy Music Corporation in the lungs. every smoker; but smoking never danged many of my weekends to professional football telecasts every Sunday. This constant barrage o\ Marathon High School on probation for Grade V, Conference AAAA, inadvertently the 1973 football season for violation of omitted in final printing of 911 Band Prr Ten inhalations of cigarette contributed, in any way, to athletic conferences to help you, where are Multiple Newspapers telecasts competes daily with high school sports. Rule 13 of the Football Plan. scribed Music List, 1971 through 1974. professional sports Page 26 (207 B-flat Clarinet Solos) smoke have been found to increase fitness. Athletic fitness is related to you? Attendance is not so hot. If your school publishes more This is regrettable since high school athletics is the foundation of sports ODESSA: ECTOR Lancelot Classens LA CLARINETTE resistance in lung air pathways by More than 10,000 letters, articles than one newspaper you may be Odessa Ector was placed on probation ^LASSIQUE (Vol. D) (play No. 6 the capacity to take in and utilize at all levels and the production grounds for colleges and professiona for the 1973 and 1974 football seasons for No. 10 only) as much as 50% and for as long as in the Leaguer, and thousands oi judged on all you publish, but each violatin of the Football Code. Page 144, Mixed Chorus, Grade V, add in both smokers and non- oxygen, to minimize unnecessary programs mailed out indicate that put out two, athletics. to Mechem (a) WINDS OF MAY (Five an hour must join ILPC. If you PREMONT dongs (sing one) published by E. C smokers. energy expenditure and to avoid the news is being heard, but at­ three, or more newspapers, each of We in Texas are fortunate in that we have excellent coverage of Premont High School has been placed on Schirmer. probation in football for the 1973 and the Page 136 (Second Choral Groups^ Decreased maximum breathing clinical debility from illness. tendance is low. I know that you them must join to be rated. The $5 high school sports through the press, radio and television media. Even 1974 seasons for violation of the Football should read: Class AAA Perform one and increased residual vol­ have many things to do, but so have judges and Code. -miioer from the prescribed list as Grade capacity There is no longer any room for membership fee pays trend mentioned above is beginning, however, to show up was placed III. Perform a second number from th( I. Perhaps we need to change the in Texas the Premont High School Band lists designated as Grades IV ume of air in the lungs have been should not other expenses. I can't rate two or on probation for the 1973-74 school year prescribed doubt that athletes oi in high school coverage, especially in metropolitan areas. for violation of the Sight Reading per­ III or II plus a third number from any demonstrated from tests on heavy conferences to make them more for the price of one. We keep requirements. source. At least one number must be per smoke. formance formed A Cappella. smokers. greater value. Let us know what you our books in red ink as it is. SANDERSON: TERRELL Constitution and Contest Rules, page 122. Athletes who smoke have been want. We will do what you want Article IV, Section 17, paragraph e, should Athlete's Example Convention Plans COUNTY read as follows: found to be superior in vital capac­ Then come to them. If these are Terrell County High School in Sander- e. For a more effective contest, it is recom­ to non-athletes but It is gratifying to know that ever cancelled it would be almost The banquet will still be held in ou, (^/iri ^titt Separate son has been placed on probation for the mended that the schedule should allow ity compared 1973 and the 1974 seasons in football and ample time for the judges to complete were inferior in this respect com­ many established athletes have dis­ impossible to get them going again five different ballrooms with closed has been disqualified for district honors in their written comments. A 12 or 1! circuit TV coverage. I can't help it.' Organized and competitive sports has had a history of involvement boys' basketball for the 1973-74 season and minute schedule would be desirable pared to nonsmoking athletes. continued the practice of endorsing Your attendance is vital if they are placed on probation in boys' basketball for Each competing band must occupy the membranes that line the to be continued. There is no place in Austin where limited to men and boys until relatively recent years when this practice the 1974-1975 season; further, the school marching field for not more than eighi The tobacco for commercial promotions. has been placed on probation in track and minutes nor less than five minutes. Tim­ air passages of smokers are thick­ 4,000 of us can sit down to dinner has undergone radical change. In spite of the changes, however, circum Some, in fact, have cooperated with Membership Mailings field for the 1974 and the 1975 seasons. ing shall begin when the band executes ened and abnormal; the membranes at one time. If the membership Penalty was assessed by the State Execu­ the first step off or the first note ol in anti-smoking stances along with tradition to a degree continue to separate men tive Committee for violation of Article music (including cadence and/or fan­ hairTlike cilia are inert or ineffec­ education groups There will be one more member­ wishes, in later years, we can do VIII, Section 13, the Residence Rule; of fare) "whichever comes first." It shal and women as members of the same athletic team. Article VII, Section 19, the Recruiting be the duty of the contest chairman to tive in removing toxic agents intro­ campaigns. ship mailing to all yearbook anc away with the banquet and just boys and girls Rule; of Rule 19 of the Football Plan and provide an adequate warning signal ai into the pulmonary system. athletes sense the re­ newspaper advisers who have no1 have an awards assembly with a Virtually nowhere in all of sports do men and women or Rule 18 of the Boys' Basketball Plan; also, the end of seven minutes. Any bnc duced Reputable of the Track and Field Plan. which leves the field in less than five Teenagers who smoke, occa­ yet joined ILPC. That's all. We have speaker. That isn't possible this participate as joint members of a team. A close example of an excep­ minutes or fails to vacate the field in sponsibility that is theirs from hav­ one sionally or regularly, have nearly a flood of memberships coming in year because we don't have an audi­ tion may be in tennis where competition involves mixed doubles teams, WHITEHOUSE eight minutes shall be penalized ing attained a status evoking hero Whitehouse High School has been placed rating. three times as many severe upper I expect a record number before torium big enough to seat all of you, but even here the exception is not flawless since mixed doubles teams on probation for the 1973 football season Constitution and Contest Rules, page 132. worship and emulation. It is now Committee for Article VH, Section 80, first sentence of respiratory tract infections as their the Dec. 1 deadline, but there will even without the banquet. Sorry by the District Executive first paragraph should read as follows: have a male and female on each side, not two men against two women violation of Article VIII, Section 8, Item and main­ peers. up to other adult leaders of youth be a few who fail to join before the about that, but that is the way it is. C of the Football Plan. The State Office establishes nonsmoking tains a recommended list of judges for is associated to follow suit. deadline. Don't wait. Get your mem­ If you have any suggestions for or two men against a man and a woman. YANTIS music competition from which the Re­ 2. Cigarette smoking gional Music Executive Committees wil with changes in cardiovascular bership in now. speakers, sessions, arrangements, It is a fact which cannot be denied that on the average girls cannot Yantis High School has been placed on select judges. probation for the 1973-74 season in girls' functions. In this final membership mailing procedures, etc. for the convention, perform at the same level of accomplishment in athletic endeavors as basketball for failure to file eligibility GAINESVILLE blanks with the League office. The diffusibility of oxygen in will be a Texas Association of Jour­ get them in now. The program is be­ boys. It must follow then that girls generally would be eliminated from The District Executive Committee of 6ALVESTON: BALL District 6AAA has placed Gainesville High the lungs is significantly decreased nalism Directors membership appli­ ing prepared. We will welcome sug­ School on probation in the 1973 footbal Slide Rule them a school sports program if competition for team membership were open Ball High School of Galveston has been season for violation of Rule 80 of the Foot­ among regular smokers. cation. You should be a member and gestions and use as many of disqualified for district honors by the ball Plan. in all their activities. It's as time permits. to boys and girls. The exceptionally talented girls could survive and State Executive Committee for the 1973- The heart rate of healthy take part 1974 season in boys' basketball and has SWIMMING ENTRIES young men who smoke is signifi­ your organization. Join and have a No, I will not babysit for your even surpass boys in isolated cases. But the physical and competitive probation for the 1974- been placed on Entries in swimming will be governe< cantly higher than nonsmoking State Champ part in making Texas scholastic kid brother, sister, or puppy during of the majority of girls could not be satisfied with joint member­ 1975 season for violation of Article VIII, by the National Federation rules not the needs Section 8, the Amateur Rule. NCAA rules, as stated in Rule 4 of the exer­ journlism better every year than it the convention! Swimming Plan. peers, both before and after ship on the same team. HUBBARD The State High School Swim Meet will cise. was the year before. Yes, you must have an adult Not to be overlooked in the separate-team philosophy is the prob­ Hubbard High School has been placed on be held on March II and 16. 1974, and not Math Major sponsor come with you to the con­ probation for the 1973 school year in foot­ on March 22 and 23, 1974, as indicated in Tobacco smoke produces con­ Yearbook Contests ability that if girls are allowed to try-out for boys teams on grounds that ball for violation of the Football Code. the League Calendar in the 1973-74 Conat- striction of peripheral blood vessels vention and stay at the same hotel tution and Contest Bvlet. Like many mathematicians, Rob­ will revise the instruc­ KARNACK in the majority of subjects tested; Yes, we or motel with you. it is discrimatory to restrict membership by sexes, then boys also must be CARROLLTON: TURNER ert Fikes finds a relaxing hobby in tions for entering the yearbok In­ District Executive Committee 20A has some show a slowing or cessation Sure, I will help you to get hous­ allowed to try-out for girls teams. Again, the talented girl is likely to be placed Karnack High School on probation The District Executive Committee of music and enjoys playing his gui­ dividual Achievement Awards con­ in football for the 1973 and 1974 football District 8AAAA has placed Turner High dur­ ing reservations, but you gotta be on probattion in foot­ of blood through the capillaries tar. His other hobby is fishing. the only survivor, and the average girl athlete will be neglected. seasons for violation of Rules 11 and 19 School of Carrollton tests. These will be as direct and happy with what I get. I'm not a of the Football Plan. ball for the 1973-74 school year for viola­ ing and after smoking. Robert is the Conference A slide It also must be taken into consideration that the concept of boys and tion of Rule 80 of the Football Plan. simple as we can make them, magician. Everyone cannot stay at LANEVILLE PLAY Necessary Background rule champion for 1972 from Mont know that they were a bit complex girls on the same team requires adjustments in the athletic program Laneville High School was suspended in ONE-ACT any one motel or hotel. I do the best for the 1973-74 school year See "Supplements" of the HANDBOOK Belvieu. Coached by John Hall, last year, and we will strive to make as financially unreasonable and unjustified. Ad­ one-act play .-'OK ONE-ACT PLAY, Seventh Edition The young athlete can be told that I can for you. You can express a which can be regarded for failure to participate in district com­ CON­ he was a competitor in 1971 also. them completely clear this year. petition after filing acceptance and title for definitions not in the current these findings may not apply to oc­ preference and I will try to get ditional facilities would be required for dressing room purposes. A STITUTION AND CONTEST RULES. He has also been a tennis contest­ entry cards. casional puffs hours away from a That isn't possible, but it is our what you want. female as well as a male member of the faculty would be required from LAREDO: MARTIN KNOX CITY ant. goal. Knox City High School has been dis­ game or practice session. He should IAA Winners Publication Martin High School of Laredo was sus­ honors in girls' bas­ He plans to major in math and The same applies to Newspaper coaching or at least chaperonage standpoint. in one-act play for the 1973-74 qualified for district realize, however, that once he starts pended ketball for the 1972-73 season and has hopes to attend The University of contest rules. These haven't I doubt that the Newspaper In­ Yet, the over-riding argument in defense of separate teams is the school year for failure to participate in been placed on probation for the 1973-74 to smoke, the chances of limiting IAA district competition after filing acceptance season by the Distrct Executive Committee Texas. He is a senior this year and changed in several years, but dividual Achievement Awards win­ and title entry cards. an occasional puff are been fact that the girls athletic program in the schools eventually if not almost for violation of Rule 11 of the Girls' Bas­ himself to will, no doubt, also compete in slide CENTERVILLE ketball Plan. He needs this perspec­ we shall add explanatory notes to ners will be printed next year. There immediately would suffer because the only survivors would be the rela­ small indeed. rule again this school year. Centerville High School has been placed DALLAS HIGHLAND PARK tive to support a decision not to help you. were so few orders that we lost our tively few gifted girls. Public schools require the support through taxa­ n probation in football by the District Dallas Highland Park was placed on shirts on them this year. They are Executive Committee for the 1973-74 school probation in Football for the 1973 season start. year for violation of Rule 11 of the Foot­ if you tion of the people, and the public will not tolerate because it cannot for violation of Rule 80 of the Football Today, most adults who smoke $2 a set for the 1973 winners, ball Plan. Plan by the District Executive Committee. to have about justify providing a program under the guise of education which is not Centerville High School has been dis­ probably would agree to three want copies. I happen qualified for district honors in boys' bas­ AREA OAP CONTESTS a thousand that no one ever ordered. reasonably available to the majority of students, in this case, girls. ketball by the District Executive Commit­ Area one-act play contests are required things: (1) they envy more than de­ Speech Contest Author tee for the 1973-74 school year for viola­ in the following: ride nonsmokers, (2) the habit is Remember, any service you ask for CLIFFORD B. FAGAN tion of Rule 11-a of the Boys' Basketball Region II-AAAA financially possible, or we Plan. Area I (Districts 6-10), Contest Man­ so compelling physiologically and must be ager: Boyce Peunington, Site: Tarrant uncle is still (National Federation] CHILTON psychologically that for them to can't handle it. My rich Chilton High School has been placed on County Junior College, South, Ft. Worth. Awarded Nobel Prize Area 2 (Districts 11-15), Contest Man­ in the poorhouse. probation for the 1973 school year in foot­ ager: Robert Dyer, Site: Richland Col­ become and stay a nonsmoker would ball for violation of the Football Code. Dallas. By DR. J. REX WIER Bantam Books, 1966. Bantam Clas­ We could all retire early if we could just sell our experience for what lege, be extremely difficult, and (3) the Newspaper Criticisms ELGIN Region III-AAAA Speech Director YC5509. This paperback may be Elgin Junior High School Band is dis­ Area 1 (Districts 16-19), Contest Man­ best way to beat the habit is never sic If you ordered a criticism of your it cost us. qualified for the 1973-74 school year for ager: Cecil Pickett, Site: University of to get it. purchased in a number of college ***** violation of Article V, Section 18, para­ Houston, Houston. For the second straight year, an newspaper and have not yet sent in graph c, by action of the Region XVIII Area 2 (Districts 20-24), Contest Man­ A second advantage to athletes and university bookstores, or may ager: Dan Mendoza, Site: Lee College, author from UIL speech contest copies what are you waiting for? us to do the best we are capable of Executive Committee. is that crucial decisions about smok­ be ordered from any local bookstore. We all need someone to inspire FORT WORTH: BREWER Baytown. categories has been awarded the Get them in early and you will get Region III-AA ing are made during the years of doing. Brewer High School has been placed on Area 1 (Districts 17-21), Contest Man­ Nobel Prize for Literature. New Ballots your criticisms back early. Remem­ probation in football for the 1973 season ager : To be determined. their athletic participation. Patrick White of Australia, listed ber send in up to three copies at for violation of the Football Code. Area 2 (Districts 22-26), Contest Man­ for poetry in­ ABILENE: WYLIE ager : Angus Springer, Site: Southwestern Studies show that the. smoking in Category B: Modern Common­ The new ballots one time in an envelope marked University, Georgetown. and prose reading have Wylie High School of Abilene has been Region I-B habit begins during the school-age wealth Short Stories, received the terpretation "FOR CRITICISM". There is no re­ placed on probation in boys' basketball for Area 1 (Districts 1-6), Contest Man­ years, increasingly in the pre-high been used for a year and will be the 1973-74 season for violation of the ager: Everett Robinson, Site: Wayland award for 1973. This section by the lation between criticism and judg­ University Interscholastic League Basketball Code. Baptist College, Plainview. school years. These studies also Nobel Prize Committee further re­ used again this year. Reactions of ing.. Get your first issues in. The JOHNSTON Area 2 (Districts 7-11), Contest Man. teachers to the new ballots are AUSTIN: ager: Site: Howard County Junior College, show that participation in athletics flects the literary quality of the au­ cost is $5 for criticism. If you did Johnston High School of Austin has Big Spring. sought for incorporation in a fu­ Directory been placed on probation for the 1973-74 can be one of the most effective de­ thors and poets selected for Texas not pay, we can't do the criticism. season for violation of the basketball code. GROVETON HIGH SCHOOL terrents to the use of tobacco. high school students. ture revised ballot. In the district Yes, you can still pay for criticism State Executive Committee: Dean Win. Ban-on, chairman; A. R. Schrank, Dr. Lynn BEAUMONT: BEAUMONT The District Executive Committee of Dis­ This advantage of the athlete can and regional meets, did the judges and get it if you send in the papers W»de McCraw, Dr. Emmettt Bedford, Dr. J. J. Vfllarreal, Dr. Jerre Williams, Dr. Beaumont High School has been placed trict 23A has placed Groveton High School Award-winning Authors evaluation forms in a on probation in track for the 1973-74 on probation in football for the 1973 and be demonstrated by listing the rea­ utilize the in time. Don't wait until I am up to F. Andenon, Bailey M. Manhall. Rhe» H. William*, Lynn school year for violation of Rule 24 of the 1974 seasons for violation of Rule 30 of the sons for smoking given by teen­ It is also interesting to note that manner that would assist the con­ my ears in convention problems. Do Legislative Council: James Martin, Chairman: W. A. Beeves, Vice-Chairman ; James Boys' High School Track and Field Plan. Football Plan. testant to understand his strengths Francis, Dean Hopf, agers and considering the corre­ the European poets listed include it now. Barnett, James Clark, Neal B. Dillman, Charles Evans, Horace and weaknesses? Ed Irons, James McLeroy, A. C. Newsome, Mance Park, Drew Reese, Glenn Reeves, nullifying forces in sports. six winners of the Nobel Prize for sponding It's Up To You Harold Reynolds, Eugene Stoerer, Joel Sturdivant, Earl R. Tate, George Thigpen, Literature, and poets who have Practice Topics J. N. "Pete" Wilson. Teenager's Reasons earned 65 national and international If you do your best on your pub­ Director ______Dr. Rhea H. Wflliami Rule Practice For Smoking: The practice Informative/Per­ Director o} Athletic* ...... ___...___....._._..__..__...._.._ Dr. Bailey M. Marshall literary awards. No one can be lications now, you will be proud Director of tfutie ————_————————————————————————— Dr. Nelson G. Patrick Conformity to peer group knowledgable about literature with­ suasive Speaking Topics found esle- when the ratings are announced. If Director of Journalitm ______:———————————————————- Dr. Max R. Haddiok Nullifying Forces where in this issue of the Leaguer Director of Drama ———————————————————————————————————— Lynn Murray out being at least conversant with you put off doing your stories, car­ Test To Be Released Soon In Sports: the works of the Nobel Prize win­ are presented for the teacher and toons, pictures or do them half as contestant to utilize in preparaing shall weep By JACK LENHART Meets or tournaments so these tests The athlete's teammates can offer ners. Contemporary poets from good as you could you for similar topics that may be used awards Slide Rule Director are released one at a time before France, Germany, Italy, Greece, and gnash your teeth when solid reinforcement to the decision in the district, regional and State win if you INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUER the official meets begin. Portugal, Sweden and Spain are in­ are passed out. You can In preparing for Slide Eule com­ not to smoke. Meet. on every assign­ year the release schedule is cluded. do your very best Published eight times * yeu, raoh month from September through April, by the Bureau petition almost everyone agrees This The topics are for practice use as follows: Adult Example ment. You will lose if you do poor of Public School Service, Division of Extension. The University of Texu, Box 8028, that practice is most important. Al­ English Translations only, and may or may not be used work now. Aurt» 78712. though there are about 70 contest S-28 November 14, A young athlete's hero usually is English translations of the works in1 actual meets. 16 I Get Postcards papers from previous years, there S-29 January an older athlete who can further re­ of many of the poets are included The best preparation for these Rhea H.Williams ...... Editor S-30 February 13. contests lies in the student's ability To those of you who enjoy send­ is always a need for more practice inforce a resolve not to smoke. in current anthologies. Teachers Max R. Haddick ...... ,...... Managing Editor material. To compete in these meets is the may find translations of poetry of to read extensively on current ing me blank postcards, I would ap­ Each year there are three special next best thing to being in an offi­ To impress others 14 of the twenty poets in Category events as they occur during the preciate it if you would instead send Second olui pottage paid at Austin. Texas. Subscription: f 1 per year plus 5 osnti tax. months from September to the time me six cents in an envelope without tests made for practice only. These cial contest. If you aren't invited to An athlete impresses others C and Alternate Category C in a are prepared along with the official any, set up your own and invite ev­ of the contest. a return address. The money re­ through demonstrations of perform­ single inexpensive paperback: tests and therefore will be very sim­ erybody. The more and better the Any additional topics forwarded ceived will be used to finance the The poeple like to use competition the more you will im­ ance which is incompatible with Barnstone, Willis, et. al., eds. Mod­ by teachers will be incorporated in Society for the Amusement of Mrs. NOVEMBER, 1973 No. 3 ilar to them. Vol. LVIII this new material for Invitational prove. smoking. ern European Poetry. New York: future lists. Saddick's Youngest Son Me. NOVEMBER, 1973 NTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUER Music Matters 7973-74 Accredited Critic Judges Educational Theatre By LYNN MURRAY Vera Campbell, Laznar University, Beau­ San Antonii 78284 IV Lawrence Ray Smith, Texas A&I Univer­ Revised Regulations mont 77710 III Jerome C. McDonough, Amarillo College, sity, Kingsville 78363 IV OAP Critics List State Drama Director Jack Carroll, South Texas Junior College, Amarillo 79178 I Marian Monta Smith, Pan American Uni­ Houston 77002 III Ken McLean, 5904 Woodview Ave., Aus­ versity, Edinburg 78539 IV The 1973-1974 Accredited List of Raymond G. Carver, Angelo State Uni­ tin 78757 IV , Beulah Pruett Snoke, Lon Morris College, versity, San Angelo 76901 I Joe Manry, The Unirersity of Texas at Jacksonville 75766 III To Bring Questions Critic Judges is published for the Bill G. Cook, Baylor University, Waco Austin, Austin 78712 IV Zell SoRelle, West Texas State University, Sent To Schools benefit of zone, district, area and 76703 II Frederick J. March, Southwest Texas Canyon 79016 I Clyde C. Coombs, Sr., Wiley College, Mar­ State University, San Marcos 78666 IV George W. Sorensen, Texas Christian By NELSON G. PATRICK regional personnel making decisions shall 75670 III Carl J. Marder, North Texas tSate Uni­ University, Ft. Worth 76129 U By LYNN MURRAY involving choice of -a critic judge Mary Janes Coombs, 101 Riggs Circle, versity, Denton 76203 II I. Jay South, Sam Houston State Uni­ Marching band contests are now underway and we soon Marshall 75670 III Dan Mendoza, Lee College, Baytown 77520 versity, Huntsville 77340 TTI State Drama Director for the One-Act Play Contest. Only J. Peter Coulson, Southwest Texas State HI Angus Springer, Southwestern Univer­ regulations. Rule University, San Marcos 78666 IV Jean H. Miculka, The University of Texas sity, Georgetown 78626 IV should be receiving reactions to the new the judges on this list may be used Jan Courtney, Pan American University, at El Paso, El Paso 79968 I George E. Stewart, North Texas State The 1973-74 Accredited Critic Judge List is in this issue of inclusion of innovative Edinburg 78589 IV Margaret E. Moore, West Texas State University, Denton 76203 II changes open the contests to permit to adjudicate University Interscho- Ralph B. Culp, North Texas State Uni­ University, Canyon 79015 I Louella B. Stewart, North Texas State the LEAGUER, one month earlier than usual. Twenty-five Furthermore, judges lastic League One-Act Play Con­ versity, Denton 76203 II William A. Moore, West Texas State Uni­ University, Denton 76203 II ideas which heretofore were restricted. David Deacon, Texas A&I University, versity, Canyon 79015 I Donald Streeter, University of Houston, judges were deleted from the List, but 10 experienced judges are given the responsibilities for establishing standards as tests [Refer to Eule 3,c,l) page 75 Kingsville 78363 IV Josephine B. Moran, University of Hous­ Houston 77004 III were added. The loss of 15 still leaves us with sufficient judges CONSTITUTION AND CONTEST Ramon Delgado, Hardin-Simmons Univer­ ton, Houston 77004 III Clarence L. Strickland, Tyler Junior Col­ well as discretion in giving credit for creativeness. sity, Abiene 79601 I Orita Morrison, Panola Jr. College, Carth­ lege, Tyler 75701 III Additional RULES]. Bobbie Morrow Dietrich, Blinn College, age 75633 in Charles G. Taylor, Mary Hardin-Baylor to use a different critic at each League play contest. are not showing half-time Brenham 77833 IH Charles Myler, St. Mary's University, San College, Belton 76513 IV It is unfortunate that TV systems This list includes only those who Dorothy Dodd, The University of Texas Antonio 78284 IV Joyce Thiery, 3019 California, Nederland accredited judges will be listed in the February LEAGUER, to eliminating the marching bands' at Austin, Austin 78712 IV Josephine P. Myler, St. Mary's San An­ 77627 in band shows. In addition indicated a willingness to serve as Rodney H. Eatman, Southwest Texas tonio 78284 IV Eddie Thomas, El Centro College, Dallas following the TETA convention at San Antonio College. largest audiences, young students are denied the opportunity a single critic judge, who have edu­ State University, San Marcos 78666 IV Bobb Nelms, University of Texas at Aus­ 75202 II r C. K. Esten, Texas A&M University, Col­ tin, Austin 78712 IV Crannell Tolliver, West Texas State Uni­ Workshop on Tap to see "elite" marching groups that often establish high stand­ cational or professional theatre lege Station 77843 III George N. Oliver, Henderson County Jr. versity, Canyon 79015 I a written record. Your administra­ training and background, and who C. L. Etheridge, The University of Texas at College, Athens 75751 HI Wayne I. Toone, Wharton County Jr. Plans are being made to schedule tors will make the final decision, ards of performance. The TV shows also helped to communi­ El Paso, El Paso 79968 I Edward A. Palombo, 3110 59th Street, College, Wharton 77488 III have attended a League-sponsored Rex R. Fleming, Houston Baptist Uni­ Port Arthur 77640 in J. Henry Tucker, The University of Texas a Critic Judging Workshop on Fri­ but I am sure they want to know cate new concepts, new styles and maneuvers that are often versity, Houston 77036 III Ramona Peebles, Odessa College, Odessa at El Paso, El Paso 79999 I Critic Judge Workshop. These Tom D. Fudge, 5400 Freidrich Lane #46, 79760 I J. Richard Waite, Eastern New Mexico day afternoon of the three-day where you stand. much too complicated to be diagrammed. judges are familiar with League Austin 78744 IV Jerry S. Phillips, East Texas State Uni­ University, Portales, N.M. 88130 I Where do you stand? We would Charles Fuller, Texas Southern Univer­ versity, Commerce 75428 II Jack H. Walker, West Texas State Uni­ TETA convention. Tentative plans Conversely, the absence of TV judging standards and are vitally sity, Houston 77004 HI Cecil J. Pickett, Unirersity of Houston, versity, Canyon 79015 I for the convention start with a spe­ also like the views of your adminis­ For music purposes, most trans­ Peter Fox, Jr., Amarillo Little Theatre, Houston 77004 HI W. K. Waters, Jr., Stephen F. Austin shows might lead to greater inno­ concerned with the promotion and Neita Pittman, Box 10018 Lamar Univer­ cial gathering on Thursday evening, trators. You might ask them to re­ the first type mentioned Amarillo 79105 I State University, Nacogdoches 75961 III vative efforts on the part of some fers are of improvement of the One-Act Play , Alice F. Gabbard, 316 Baycliff, Corpus sity Station, Beaumont 77710 HI Billy W. Watson, Richland College, Dallas Jan. 31, and two full days, Feb. 1-2, spond and send a note along to the and the student becomes eligible dhristi 78412 IV Curtis L. Pope, East Texas State Univer­ 75213 II directors, thereby bringing more Contest and educational theatre. Michael C. Gerlach, Midwestern Univer­ sity, Commerce 75428 II Jerry P. Watson, McMurry College, Abi­ of workshop activities, committee Legislative Council representative after 30 days of residency. Foreign sity, Wiehita Falls 76308 II Freda Powell, 4411 Bellaire Drive South lene 79605 I variety into local half-time shows. The League believes that educa­ Ft. Worth 76109 II Angelo State University, meetings and social gatherings. for your conference and region. students, not living with parents, Fred Getchell, Tarleton State University, #111, Bill D. Watts, Our new rules are designed to en­ tional function of the One-Act Play Stephenville 76401 II June Prentice, Midwestern University, San Angelo 76901 I Prospective critics should find are ineligible; otherwise they fol­ Fred Goodson, Southwestern University, Wichita Falls 76302 II Alice French Weaver, KCBD-TV Channel SAC's Well-attended courage enterprizing directors to Contest is incomplete unless a critic Georgetown 78626 IV Alex Reeive, 1201 Cottage Street, Brown- 11, Lubboek 79414 I this a painless way to be added to low the same regulations as citi­ Jeanne D. Hale, Kilgore College, Kilgore wood 76801 n Richard A. Weaver, Texas Tech Univer­ experiment with both shows and judge is used and he delivers an Bob Rigby, Baylor University, Waco 79409 I the League's List. Those judges al­ We have completed all but two zens. 75662 III sity, Lubbock music. Whether traditional music oral evaluation of each play pro­ Susan Hallmas, The University of Texas 76703 II Robert W. Wenck, Texas A&M Univer­ ready accredited should find this an of the Student Activities Confer­ at Austin, Austin 78712 IV Helen S. Roberts, South Plains College, sity, College Station 77848 HI Levelland 79336 I and shows are presented, or if new Legislative Council duced. One-Act Play officials are en­ Staney K. Hamilton, North Texas State of opportunity to familiarize them­ ences and the drama sessions have University, Denton 76201 II Everett Robertson, Wayland Baptist Col­ Beverly Whitaker, The University concepts are tried, quality of per­ couraged to capitalize on the edu­ lege, Plainview 79072 I Texas at Austin, Austin 78712 IV selves with current OAP rules and been well attended at most sites. is directed to the W. Patrick Harrigan III, Lamar Univer­ formance is of essence. And, at all Your attention cational benefits of the Contest and sity, Beaumont 77710 HI Joseph Rosenberg, Texas A&I University, Paul A. Wilmoth, Bee County College, administrative operation. The contest management sessions report of the Legislative Council James Henderson, McLennan Community Kingsville 78363 IV Beeville 78102 IV times, we must be aware of our use a single critic judge rather than College, Waco 76708 II Virginia W. Russell, Eastland Civic John W. Wilson, Texas A&I at Corpus We are looking forward to hav­ have not attracted as many admin­ which met Nov. 4. Since this copy Jennie Louise Hindman, Midwestern Uni­ Theatre, Box 307, Eastland 76448 II Christi, Corpus Christi 78412 IV goals for music education. a panel. versity, Wichita Falls 76308 II Charles A. Schmidt, Sam Houston State ing many highly qualified theatre istrators as desired, but they have is written in early October, we can­ University, Huntsville 77340 HI Nathan R. Wison, East Texas State Uni­ The League specifically does not B. M. Hobgood, Southern Methodist Uni­ versity, Commerce 75428 II people at this session. All theatre been productive. We hope to see Contest Questions not include their report in this col­ versity, Dallas 75275 II Ronald Schulz, Texas Tech University, recommend the use of a panel. [Re- Charles A. Holland, Western Texas Col­ Lubbock 79409 I Gifford W. Wingate, The University of people teaching in higher education many of you at Kingsville and umn. The recommendations of the lege, Snyder 79549 I Norma Selvidge, Clarendon College, Cla­ Texas at El Paso, El Paso 79999 I Each year at this time we have fer to Rule 3,c,2),b).J DeWitte Holland, Lamar University, rendon 79226 I Jack B. Wright, University of Oklahoma, will receive a personal invitation as Wichita Falls. questions pertaining to rules Music Advisory Committee will be Beaumont 77710 III Dan Shockey, Panola Jr. College, Car­ Norman, Okla. 73069 II Many thanks to all the theatre many Ford Ainsworth, Sehreiner College, Kerr­ Paul A. Hutchins, Cooke County Jr. Col­ thage 75633 in soon as plans are finalized. Make presented at that time. Simpson, Texas Tech University, John P. Wright, Tyler Jr. College, Tyler and regulations. And each year, the ville 78028 IV lege, Gainesville 76240 II Vera L. 76701 III plans now to attend. people at each SAC site that made As a reminder of the procedures, Richard G. Ayers, Southern Methodist Philip H. Jackman, El Centro College, Dal­ Lubbock 79409 I questions tend to cluster around a University, Dallas 75275 II las 75209 II Gary O. Smith, San Antonio College, San Guy P. Yates, West Texas State Univer­ the drama sessions go. The League specific aspect of the contest. This the Music Advisory Committee met Barrel Baergen, Southwest Texas State White A. Jacob, Lamar University, Beau­ Antonio 78284 IV sity, Canyon 79016 I Questionnaires could not operate effectively and the with the Music Sub-Committee to University, San Marcos 78666 IV mont 77710 III year, most questions are concerned John P. Banvard, Frank Phillips College, Carl A. Jaks, Texas Lutheran College, Quality judging is one of the ne­ One-Act Play Contest would have make recommendations on music Borger 79007 I Seguin 78155 IV with twirlers. J. G. Bareneld, Pan American University, S. Walker James, Lamar University, cessities of the One-Act Play Con­ great difficulty without the support At the top of the list is limitation competition rules and regulations. Edinburg 78539 IV Beaumont 77710 IH test, but the only way this office can of these many fine supporters. The Music Sub-Committee of the James G. Barton, Southwest Texas State Joseph B. Kaongh, HI, St. Edward's Uni­ of outside contests a twirler can at­ University, San Marcos 78666 IV versity, Austin 78741 IV Hosts of One-Act Play know is through director's Critic Directors and administrators in Legislative Council meets with rep­ June Bearden, Lubbock Christian College, Ray E. Karrer, Paris Jr. College, Paris affected by tend. Twirlers are limited to two Lubbock 79407 I 75460 II Judge Questionnaires. Drama direc­ conferences and regions contests outside of League competi­ resentatives of TMEA to review Sidney L. Berger, University of Houston, Stanley A. Keilson, Laredo Jr. College, tors should be aware that their re­ area meets in OAP should note again the recommendations of the Houston 77704 III Laredo 78040 IV tion during the entire school year. Ann N. Black, 805 Williams Ave., Natchi- James D. Kemmerling, West Texas State 1974 Contests Listed sponses are effective instruments of carefully Official Notices. There Music Advisory Committee as well toches, La. 71457 IH University, Canyon 79015 I A twirler who participates in more E. Robert Black, Northwestern State Uni­ Chris Kyker, 672 E.N. 15th, Abilene 79601 evaluation only when a majority are have been some changes in area than two contests other than re­ as other matters that might be pre­ versity, Natchitochea, La. 71457 III I By LYNN MURRAY returned to the State Office. sites and contest managers. There sented. The Music Sub-Committee Dale Blair, 3627 Cole Ave., Dallas 75204 II Rex P. Kyker, Abilene Christian College, gional competition is ineligible to Mark Blakeney, 704 Denson #210, Austin Abilene 79601 I State Drama Director Judges are deleted from the List may be more changes prior to presents them to the Legislative 78752 IV Lawrence V. Leach, The University of March. participate in any League music Ruth M. Owings Blalock, 41415 Braeswood Texas at Austin, Austin 78712 IV for repeated violations of their contests. Furthermore, a band that Council for action. Blvd. #272, Houston 77025 III Milton Leech, The University of Texas Director Generals have named individuals to host One-Act agreement to judge by League Katherine Boyd, Sul Ross State Univer­ at El Paso, El Paso 79968 I Enrollment Time uses an ineligible twirler must for­ ' Proposed Study sity, Alpine 79830 I Ruth Lemming, 6023 Dashwood #16, Play Planning Meetings for the 1974 GAP Contest (League standards and the "Guide" in the Robert Boyd, West Texas State Univer­ Houston 77036 III If you have not returned your feit all honors won and may be sus­ sity, Canyon 79016 I Linda Lilley, Tarleton State University, CONSTITUTION AND CONTEST RULES, Page 74, Rule HANDBOOK. A major evaluation pended for a two-year period. The Director of Music Activities John W. Brokaw, University of Texas at Stephenville 76401 II of critic judges will be made after official green One-Act Play Enroll­ will recommend that a committee Austin, Austin 78712 IV Jerry L. Long, Wharton Jr. College, 3,a). It is especially important that one-act play directors sity, Kingsville 78363 IV Wharton 77488 IV the 1974 State Meet and the focus ment Card and want to participate, Twirler Eligibility be appointed to study the C, CC and Randall J. Buchanan, Texas A&I Univer- Ron Lucke, San Antonio College, San An­ meet this year because of Area GAP meets required in Regions of Student Activities Conferences you should send it to the State Of­ Reorganization Anthony J. Buckley, East Texas State tonio 78284 IV Infraction of rules on the part of CCC conferences. University, Commerce 75428 II E. Clayton McCarty, Box 6058, Alpine II-AAAA, III-AAAA, III-AA and I-B. Play directors should next year will be on critic judging. fice immediately. An acknowledg­ of intermediate schools, middle Wendell Cain, West Texas State Univer­ 79830 I twirlers may make them and the sity, Canyon 79016 I Martha McDaniel, San Antonio College, meet prior to time the district spring meet is organized. The ment letter has been sent to the organization ineligible for concert schools and four-year high schools Views Needed drama director of each school en­ has caused some awkward situa­ official authority of directors at the planning meeting is to and solo-ensemble participation. make recommendations to the District Executive Committee. Responses to the questions raised rolled. If you sent us your card and Whether or not the ineligible par­ tions in school classifications. It been did not receive the acknowledgment, If you have not heard from the in this column last month have ticipant is a twirler, no ineligible might be well to study all areas of 15—Martha Raymond, Tuloso-Midway few, although I have been able to let us know. We may not have your OAP Planning Meeting Director, High School, Corpus Christi 78410. student may be used in the contest. the C Conferences looking toward sampling at our confer­ card. contact him at once. If your district get a fair The second most frequent ques­ a more suitable assignment of 1972-73 Orchestra Conference AA one Enrollment in OAP is ahead of does not appear in this list, contact ences. If you have not attended tions pertain to transfers. Regula­ schools. at a the pace set last year, but there are the Director General of your district 1—Pat Stuart, Boys Ranch High School, of the sessions for directors tion of transfers in the Music Plan Directors and contest chairmen Boys Ranch 79010. Conference, take numerous 1972-73 participating to secure the name of the proper 3—Gary Stalcup, Abernathy High School, Student Activities are quite simple. If students and are reminded that actions of the Sweepstakes Winners Abernathy 79311. time to send your responses. schools that have not yet responded. person. Your administration can 6—Don Howard, Stamford High School, parents both move to a new district, Legislative Council become effec­ These schools will receive a collect REGION I: AAAA—Amarillo, Ron Wells ; CC—Austin (Port Arthur), Emily Fend- identify the spring meet district, Stamford 79653. The only way I can be expected the student must be enrolled in the tive in September of the new school Caprock (Amarillo), Jim Restine; Tascosa ler; 6—R. A. Wallace, Reagan County ISO, recommendations to the phone call on Dec. 3, if an Enroll­ (Amarillo), William Porter; C—Marshall (Beaumont), Jayne Hebert. conference and Director General. Big Lake 76932. to make new school 30 days before the first year. If eligibility is involved, the CCC—Austin (Amarillo), Ira Wells; REGION XIV: AAAA—Carroll (Corpus 8—David J. Williams, Cisco High School, League's Legislative Council that ment Card, checked "Enrolls" or might poll member schools. Crockett (Amarillo), George Bledsoe. Christi), Kim Sosa; Ray (Corpus Christi), Conference and districts omitted Cisco 76437. day of the contest. If the student Council High your views is to have "Does not Enroll," has not been re­ REGION II: AAAA—Rider (Wichita Starlee Driscoll. from the list below have not sub­ 10—Martha Green, Jacksboro would reflect moves, but the parents do not, one If this is done, another year will Falls), Richard Affannato. REGION XVI: AAAA—Coronado (Lub- School, Jacksboro 76056. ceived by the State Office. REGION III: AAAA—Highland Park boek), George Robinson ; Lubboek, Ray Wil­ mitted the name of the district OAP 11—A. E. Greer, Bridgeport ISD, Bridge­ year must elapse before the student elapse before a definite decision will (Dallas), Arlington Judefind; Lake High­ son ; Monterey (Lubbock), Mitchell Zab- port 76026. Help us avoid the embarrassment be made. All too frequently, we tend lands (Richardson), Larry Gebhardt; lotny; Planning Meeting Director to the 13—James Golden, Van High School, Van becomes eligible. If a student's Pearce (Richardson), Donald Curtis ; White CCC—MacKenzie (Lubbock), JoAnn 75790. of having to call your school collect to anticipate the passage of recom­ (Dallas), Chris Xeros; Bonnington; State Office. Those identified to this 14—W. E. Shannon, West Rusk High by letting us know whether or not guardianship is legally transferred CCC—Franklin (Dallas), Weldon Wend- CC—Hutchinson (Lubbock), Barbara office during November will appear School, New London 76682. mendations causing inequities in re­ land; Northwood (Richardson), Phyllis Gif- Lovett. 20—Robert V. Bureh, Alief Hastings High One-Act Play you wish to participate. This action to someone other than parents, the gional contests. ford. REGION XVII: AAAA—Brazoswood in the December Leaguer. School, Alief 77411. REGION IV: AAAA—Longview, James (Freeport), Kelly Martino; 22—Beth Trice, Robinson High School, has been State Office policy for the student, to be eligible, must attend Have a pleasant Thanksgiving, Snowden. CC—Lake Jackson (Freeport), Dorothy Waco 76706. past several years and has helped REGION V: AAAA—Denton, Carold Cooney; Spring Meet 23—Jerry Wilhelm, Bastrop High School, school where the guardian resides. and stay out of trees! Nunez; Paschal (Fort Worth), Pat Atkin- C—Clute (Freeport), Dorothy Cooney. Conference AAAA Bastrop 78602. Deadline Set keep many schools eligible for OAP. son; Southwest (Fort Worth), Alan Fotta. REGION XVIII: AAAA—Lanier (Aus­ 29—Raye Dermody, Kenedy High School, Administrators and directors seem REGION VI: AAAA—Permian (Odes­ tin), Elizabeth Dick; Reagan (Austin), Kenedy 78119. Dec. 3—Last day for filing One- sa), Charles Nail. ; Kathy Harolson; District 31—C. R. Schneider, Premout ISD, Pre- to be appreciative, but I am not con­ REGION VIII: AAAA—Temple, Joseph CCC—Murchison (Austin), Jerome Brill- 3—Tom Hooper, Borger High School, mont 78375. Act Play Enrollment Cards. Wilsher, Sharyland ISD, vinced it is necessary. Barta. hart; Borger 79007. 32—Wayne Feb. 14—Last day for requesting REGION IX: AAAA—Spring Woods CC—Pearce (Austin). Dotty Cortemeglia. 4—Howard Price, Lubbock Public Schools, Mission 78572. Six cents on a card will save a (Spring Branch), Barbara Corkins ; Lubbock 79408. additions to basic set and submit­ 1972-73 Band CC—Landrum (Spring Branch), Venita REGION XIX: AAAA—Dobie (Pasa­ 6—Tom Dickson, L. D. Bell High School, Conf eernce A great deal of time and money. McGorman; Spring Forest (Spring dena) , Barbara Eads ; Rayburn (Pasadena), Hurst 76053. J. B. Dunnahoo; ting plays not on Approved Lists Branch), Kay Miller. 13—Barney Hammond, Richardson High 1—David Grayson, White Deer High REGION X: AAAA—Beaumont, Charles CC—San Jacinto (Pasadena), Nancy Ar- School, Richardson 75080. School, White Deer 79097. for consideration as One-Act Play New Play Appraisals Winners Lisman; French (Beaumont), Mike Geddie; mistead. 16—Gerald W. Clanton, Memorial Sr. 2—Ethelyn Grady, Clarendon High School, Contest entries. Sweepstakes High School, Houston 77024 Clarendon 79226. Do you plan to consider a script 18—Henry Wideman, Sharpstown High 8—Buddy Dulin, Albany High School, Al­ March 4—Last day for filing One- REGION I: AAAA—Hereford, Ben Gol- Johnny Bankston; Royal, (Brookshire), that is not on the Approved List School, Houston 77036. bany 76430. Act Play Title Entry Cards. lehon; Pampa, Harris Brinson ; Tom Burns. 19—Martin Stuart, Sam Houston High 9——Guy Whitaker, Schleicher High for OAP entry? Start now. The AAA—Canyon, J. W. King; Dumas, Don REGION X: AAAA—Forest Park (Beau­ Music Theory Notes School, Houston 77022. School, Eldorado 76936 March 25—First week for hold­ Craig; mont), Robert Janacek; Nederland, Blan- 20—Joe Wheelis, Sterling High School, 13—Jack Johnson, Carroll High School, process is very slow. It is difficult AA—Dalhart, David Robertson ; Strat­ ton McDonald; Baytown 77520. Southlake 76051. ing district OAP contests and only ford, Jeff Doughter; Tulia, Larry Prather; AA—Buna, Anthony Michalsky; 21—Marylyn Munsterman, Forest Park for the Play Appraisal Committee 14—Coleman Stanfield, Nocona High week for districts affected by Area A—Wellington, Stephen Schmidly; CCC—Wilson (Nederland), Charles Par- High School, Beaumont 77706 School, Nocona 76255. to read the number of scripts sub­ CCC—Dumas, Joe Mack Hill. sens. 23—George Carlisle, Clear Lake High 18—Alene Harris, Mabank High School, meets. REGION II: AAAA—Abilene, Bill Spen­ REGION XI: AAA—Fredericksburg, School, Houston 77058. Mabank 75147. mitted each year. Tom Rhodes; Tivy (Kerrville), Avie Telt- TMEA Meet Sets cer; Cooper (Abilene), Warren Thaxton; 26—Pat Rogers, El Campo High School, 19—Jeanie Watkins, Spring Hill High April 1—Last week for holding (Wichita Falls), Charles Enloe; schik; It will take two or three weeks Rider El Campo 77437 School, Longview 75601. district OAP contests and only week Wichita Falls, L. E. Gray; AA—Devine, E. W. Hallford; Hondo, 26—Warner Dahlberg, Austin High 20—Dale Hatley, Elysian Fields High for this office to send you a response AA—Hamlin, Tim Jones; Seymour, Bar­ Billy Harrell; Pearsall, Gerald Babbitt. School, Austin 78701. School, Elysian Fields 76642. for Area One-Act Play Contests for bara Sperberg; REGION XH: AAAA—Alamo Heights Hour of Discussion 31—Lanny Naegelin, Jefferson High 25—Ernest Eaves, Barbers Hill High and play publishers are often slow A—Holliday, Wesley Hays; Knox City, (San Antonio), Richard Cranford; Holmes School, San Antonio 78201. School, Mont Belvieu 77580. districts affected. Kelly Glaze; Robert Lee, Douglas Fry; (San Antonio), Charles Vanderhider; Jay in granting permission for adapta­ 26—Cecil Trainer, Louise High School, Paradise High School was the B—Bronte, Louis Thornton ; (San Antonio), Dan Schreiber; Lee (San By JERRY DEAN Conference AAA Louise 77455. tions or cuttings. CCC—Madison (Abilene), Byron Gray; Antonio), Melvin Meads; MacArthur (San 27—John W. Pinkerton, Somerville ISD, first school to beat the Dec. 3 dead­ Mann (Abilene), Joe Stephens. Antonio), John Pearson; Director of TSSEC Music Theory Contest 1—Norma Selvidge, Clarendon College, Somerville 77879. Consult the new HANDBOOK REGION III: AAAA—Lake Highlands AAA—East Central (San Antonio), Rob­ Clarendon 79226. 82—Vernon Bohach, Banquette High line for filing the OAP Enrollment (Richardson), Eddie Green; MacArthur ert Kunz ; Pleasanton, Douglas Williams; FOR ONE-ACT PLAY, Seventh 2—Estella Willard, Ector High School, School, Banquete 78339. Card. We received their card on (Irving), Larry Colvin; North Mesquite AA—Floresville, Dan Frels ; Karnes City, It's a civilized indication! Odessa 79760. Edition, prior to making a "set ad­ (Mesquite), Tony Anderson; South Gar­ Moddie Smith ; Kenedy, Randy Below; Ran­ 6—Sue Reid, Gainesville High School, Conference B Sept. 13. land (Garland), Arthur Barnard; dolph (Universal City), John Bridges. Gainesville 76240. dition" or play approval request. A (Richardson), Robert M. REGION XIII: AAAA—Victoria, Fred It's the purpose of "Face the Nation"! AAA—Berkner 7—Ann Morgan, Daingerfleld High 1—Bill Reisdolph, Hartley High School, request for a play not Floyd; Ennis, Ivan Goodwin ; Junkin; Although it might not curb inflation, School, Daineerfield 75638. Hartley 79044. set addition AA—Van, Ross Hay. AAA—Comanche, David Shepherd; 11—Gwen Bolsen, King High School, Bob 3—James Jackson, Lakeview ISD, Lake- on the Approved Lists must be sub­ REGION IV: AAAA—Greenville, Sweeny, Dean Foshee; We have a chance for COMMUNICATION! Houston 77044. view 79239. Cartwright; Longyiew, Pete Kunkel; Luf- AA—Goliad, Mel Stone; Industrial (Van- 12—Peggy Mungerson, Columbia Brazoria mitted to the Play Appraisal Com­ Yorkstown, Glenn 4—Don M. Weaver, Bledsoe High School, kin, Waymon Bullock; Nacogdoches, Troy derbilt), Joe Castallano; As I stated in last month's column, I think communication High School, West Columbia 77486. Bledsoe 79314. Lilly; Texas (Texarkana), Bob Ingram; Wren; 13—Jennifer Hancock, Belton High Filiberto s mittee at the same time approval Jeff Stone; 6—Odell Wilkes, Meadow High School, AAA—Atlanta, Charles Herring; Dain- A—East Bernard, between high school music teachers and me is what we need School, Belton 76513. Meadow 79345. of the play is requested. gerfield, Bill Goodson; Jacksonville, Val C—West Columbia, Henry Raeke. 14—Sally Bitch, Tivy High School, Kerr- AAAA—Alice, Bryce Tay­ 19—Howard Neeb, Windthorst High Rose; Kilgore, Larry Edge; Mt. Pleasant, REGION XIV: in order to get more students involved in the state music the­ •rille 78028. School, Windthorst 76389. Albert Neal; Pine Tree (Longview), Jack lor; ISD, Byers 76357. Thespian Convention England; Pittsburg, Lawrence Harvel; AA—Gregory-Portland, Jim Vanlanding- 20—Dan Rankin, Byers Slide Rule 1st ham; Hebbronville, Eddie Zamora; United ory. Through the efforts of Barbara Eads, Nelson Patrick, and 87—Kathy Linder, Runge High School, AA—Hallsville, Bobby Gofl ; Linden-Kil- Runge 78151. The International Thespian So­ dare, Dan Ledbetter; New Boston, John (Laredo), Ray Bostick; several other kind people, we now have an official communica­ Bius ; Whitehouse, Raymond Thomas ; A—Banauete, David Smith. ciety is having its first annual state­ A—Garrison, Randy Dawson ; Sabine REGION XV: AAAA—Brownsville, Rob­ tion hour at the TMEA Convention on Saturday, Feb. 9, from (Gladewater), Rick Toler; White Oak, ert Vezzetti; Edinburg, D. P. McNallen; Takes Years wide convention Dec. 7-8, at High­ Ronald Ferguson; McAllen, Gary Zook; p.m. in Room ATCC 107. 17 New Plays CCC—Foster (Longview), Jimmy Yancy ; AAA—Donna, Dan Vitello; Mercedes, 2 to 3 lands High School in San Antonio. Lufkin, Ray Shaw; Pine Tree (Longview), Ramon Aguilar, Jr.; If you will be at the convention Three years of toil resulted in Contact Julie Daye or Charles Jef- Paul Stroud; AA—Lyford, W. R. Snavely; Port Isabel, C—Jacksonville, Joe Teague. M. Mireles; and are interested in finding out school administrators and music Filiberto Trevino III of Zapata win­ fries at Highlands for details. REGION V: AAAA—Bell (Hurst), Roger C—Le Noir (Donna), E. W. Parkhill. di­ In Library ning first place in Slide Rule in Con­ Winslow; Denton, Carroll McMath ; Trinity REGION XVI: AAAA—Coronado (Lub- about or influencing the future teachers be encouraged to offer mu­ Three keys to an effective One- (Euless), Tom Neugent; bock), Phil Anthony; rection of the theory contest, be sic theory courses? We may not ference AA at the State Meet. Act Play Contest are: AAA—Lewisville, Rex White; Weather- AAA—Levelland, Marlin Lindsay ; Mule- These new plays have been re­ ford, Henry Schraub; shoe, Jim Harvey; sure to attend this question-answer­ have time to approach all these top­ ceived from Pioneer Drama Service In 1972 he progressed to first in 1. Holding the director's Planning AA—Bowie, Dee Tucker; Bridgeport, AA—Dimmitt, Ralph Smith; Friona, ing and discussion session. Below ics during the one-hour session, so William Brady. Charles Faulkner; and are now available through the District, first in Regional and sixth Meeting and making written REGION VI: AAAA—Odessa, Bill Dean ; A—Hale Center, Dennis Teasdale; Peters­ are some questions which we might it might be best to deal with this Drama Loan Library. Directors recommendations to the Direc­ Permian (Odessa), Charles Nail; burg, Leslie Ross ; Seagraves, Bill Woods; in State Meet. His efforts culmi­ AAA—Ft. Stockton, Don Hanna; Mona- Springlake-Earth, Tom SoRelle; try to answer. one through individual conversa­ should request these plays in ac­ tor General. hans, Dan Gibbs ; B—Wilson, Coy Cook; the nated in his winning first place in AA—Van Horn, Ralph Zamarippa; C—Estacado (Plainview), Larry Burks. 1) What should the goals of tions and letters as much as possi­ cordance with published Drama 2. Selection of a knowledgable B—Borden County, Jim Parker; Forsan, REGION XVII: AAAA—Angleton, Don contest be ? ble. If you have any questions or Loan Library procedures. District, Regional and State Meet and organized Contest Man­ Mike Neel; Hood; Dickinson, Richard Gibby; CCC—Bonham (Odessa), Andy Ander­ AAA—Pearland, Jack Fariss; Santa Fe 2) How might high school music suggestions about getting a high A Child Went Forth, Cinderella, in 1973. Filiberto was coached by ager who does not have a play son ; Crockett (Odessa), Jerry Finnell; (Alta Loma), Steve Richardson; teachers and students benefit from school music theory course started, The Diligent Daughter, Hansel and Eliseo Perez. entered in the contest. Hood (Odessa), Van Ragsdale; B—Danbury, Manuel Garza; Santa Fe the contest? write to me and I'll use this column C—Monahans, Ronnie Vaughn; Pecos, (Alta Loma), James Shaver. Gretel, Lana Who?*, Lifeguards, Filiberto enjoys swimming and 3. Selection early of the right John McGee. REGION XVIII: AAAA—Crockett (Aus­ 3) What knowledge and skills to share good suggestions and pose The Minimal People, My Sister, The critic judge for your district Joe chess and held numerous offices in REGION VII: AA—Brady, James Mal­ tin), Pula Crider; New Braunfels, should be expected of high school questions. Dragon, Nickelodeon Girl*, An Or­ and a determination of how the low ; Winters, Kirke McKenzie; Rogers; Seguin, Gary Wylie; Science Club A—Eldorado, Wayne McDonald ; Ranger, AAA—A & M Consolidated (College Sta­ students, and, especially, what Thank all of you who have writ­ phan Betrayed, Run to the Round­ the Student Council, critique is to be given. Arthur Nutt. tion), William Atkins ; Georgetown, Rodney knowledge and skills related to ten in to ask for copies of the 1973 and on the annual staff. He also won Current enrollment in the One- REGION VIII: AAAA—Killeen, David Klett; house, Nellie, Seven Wives for (Austin), Lee Boyd Mont­ twentieth-century music ? TSSEC Music Theory Exam. They Act Play Contest (Oct. 24-730 en­ Pennington; AA—Westlake Dracula, Share a Secret, The Swim­ first place in the Soil Conservation AAA—Copperas Cove, E. R. Griffin; gomery, Jr. Besides these questions and oth­ will be sent soon, and more are rolled) is approximately 60 more AA—Midway (Waco), Dan Filgo ; West, REGION XIX: AAAA—Dobie (Pasa­ mer, The Wizard of Oz in the Wild Essay Contest. Barrimon Taylor. dena), Bill Brown; Conroe, Ralph Rowe; ers you might raise, there is a available to those who write to me than the same date last year. At Lee (Baytown), Charles Forque; Pasadena, Since graduation, Filiberto is ma­ REGION IX: AAAA—Spring Woods Bill Gottschalk; Rayburn (Pasadena), Fred larger, indirectly-related question at this address: Jerry Dean, Music West. this rate enrollment in OAP should (Spring Branch), Ralph Hyatt; FILIBERTO TREVINO Baetge; Sterling (Baytown), Elmer Har- with on which I would like to have Building #1, University of Texas, joring in chemical engineering at be approximately 890 this year. Can AAA—Spring, Orville Kelley; gis; ... Slide Rule Champ. AA—Bellville, Doyle McElroy; Katy, AA—Anahuac, Ron Wright. some help: How can more high Austin, Texas 78712. * Long Play Texas A&M College. we make it an even 900 ? INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUER NOVEMBER, 1973

Posfscr/pfs on Athletics Do You Remember When? UIL One-Year Rule Under Attack Again Christmas Day Waco Win By BAILEY MARSHALL State Athletic Director Championship Title Rule, Took AA The University Interscholastic League's One-Year sophomores and juniors from participating The Conference AA title was Tennessee Life Insurance Company, Charles Laine, Delco Division, Robert Drew Darney (unable to which prohibits General Motors, Waco locate) basketball and football teams if they represented decided on Christmas Day in Fort Houston on varsity Worth with Waco defeating Ama- Manager R. E. Henderson, Phy­ John Ryals, Commercial Airlines Gene Doss, Installation Manager, another school the previous year, has been attacked during rillo, 21-0, to finish Waco's year sician-Pathologist, Hillcrest Hos­ Pilot Western Electric, Dallas the past few years by a number of parents, and in some in­ with a'perfect season record. pital, Waco Robert Knowles, Program Man­ Dr. Dwight N. Dudley, Mission­ stances, school administrators and coaches. Waco team members were: Man­ Richard Cawthon, Engineering ager, Foreign Sales, Rocketdyme ary, Southern Baptist Convention, This rule was challenged in court for the first time this fall ager Harvey Pierce, Branch Claim Technician, Texas Highway De­ Division, Rockwell, Inc., McGregor Tokyo, Japan Austin Richard Fadal, Physician, Waco Richard Duke, Regional Manager, a school was enjoined to allow a boy, who was in viola­ Manager, American States Insur­ partment, when ance Company, San Antonio Arlen Jumper, Manager, Tim­ Roland King (deceased) Finance System, Inc., Lubbock tion of Article VIII, Section 14, to participate in varsity foot­ Luke Scarmardo, All-State Prop­ ber, Citrus & Real Estate Opera­ Richard Parma, Assistant Direc­ William Patrick Egan (deceased) ball. The temporary restraining order prohibited the League erties, Austin tions, Ocala, Florida tor of Computer Center, Tenneco, Bill George, Athletic Director & from placing any sanction on the school for allowing this boy Guy King, President, Guy King Floyd Miller, Auto Business, Inc., Houston Head Coach, Lake Highlands High to participate. Tire Company, Waco Waco Bobby Patton, Manager, CenTex School, Dallas Jack Chambers, President, Ten- Sales, Oil & Tire Company, Waco John E. Ginn, Supervisor, Pro­ League's rule and authority he previously attended. These rea­ Bill Grusendorf, Assistant Super­ The Simsbury, Tommy Burt (deceased) duction Control, American Airlines, in this case in a hear­ sons could be factors for change foi intendent, Lampasas neco-Laurel Company, were upheld Bill Athey, Department of Com­ Tulsa, Oklahoma ing to determine whether the re­ the sophomore or junior changing Edward Travis, Owner, Repair Connecticut William Garner, Plumbing, Staas merce, Washington, D.C. Phil Hardt, Dentist, Dallas straining order would become a schools as well. Business, Dallas Company, Waco Joe Mac Gresham, Manager, Pru­ N. J. Hogan (Assistant Coach), temporary injunction. The judge de­ Varnell Neese, Football Coach, Plumbing Why The Concern? Walter Trim, Office Manager, dential Insurance Company, Dallas Retired, Fort Worth nied the injunction. Transfer rules Tacoma, Washington; Big Spring Claude Kincannon, Owner, Cen­ Teddy Keller, Engineer, L.T.V., in other states have been previously Some may ask, "Why the con­ Mike Ross (deceased) Lloyd Swenson, Scientific tral Texas Buslines, Waco Arlington court. In the majority cern? We have not had a mass Gene DeVeny, Artist-Sculptur, Dr. attacked in of Houston, Dewey Johnson (Assistant Charles Kennedy, Dentist, Beau­ courts have up­ movement of senior football and Waco Historian, University of these cases, the Coach), High School Equivalency mont held the rule; however, in one in­ basketball players with the Senior Jackie Hinson, Casket Sales, Houston Bobby Sherman, Owner, Antique Program, Eastern New Mexico Weldon O. Kirby, Yellow Freight stance a lower court ruled in favor Amendment. What's the differ­ Houston Needlework Shop, Waco University, Roswell, New Mexico Company, Dallas of the individual. ence ?" Most athletes who represent Mike Sewell, Project Adminis­ & Danny Tandy, Contractor, Waco Richard Todar, Vice-President, Charles Lanter, Part Owner, Gen­ The One-Year Rule was placed in a school until their senior year will trator, LTV Corporation, Dallas Gene McCutchen, Retired, USAF Continental Water Conditioning eral Brick Sales Company, Fort the Constitution in an attempt to not change schools, especially if Bobby Brown, Industrial En­ John Chiles, Owner-Operator, Corporation, El Paso Worth eliminate recruiting in Texas high they have been starters. They have gineer, General Dynamics Corpora­ Installation Company, Harry Cannon, Vice-President, C. Thomas May, Jr., President, school football and basketball their friends, and they have pride tion, Fort Worth Commercial Dallas Citizens' National Bank, Austin. May, Cullum, Ragland, & Britt In­ (which practice was quite prevalent in the school and don't want to Raymond Marlow, Electronics Johnie Riola (Assistant Coach), vestment Bankers, Dallas at one time). Administrators, move. This is evidenced by the Manufacturer, Dallas A Champs Principal, Waco High First David Mays, Mays Investment and parents must many seniors who finish their senior ARLINGTON HEIGHTS WON THE 1973 AAAA STATE GOLF Tommy Harrell, Waco Meat Ser­ Assistant coaches, fans Monahans completed a perfect Longwood, Florida did accomplish year in a school even though their CHAMPIONSHIP Members of the Arlington Heights High School vice, Waco School, Waco Company, agree that this rule by winning the first Confer­ Mays Oil parents move. Loyalty to a school Fikar. Manager Richard Nemmer, Sen­ Carl Price (Coach), Director of season Gene Mays, Owner, the task for which it was estab­ (Fort Worth) team are, FRONT ROW, I to r, Randy Jacobs, Dean in Interscho­ Lamesa and a team are not as strong with Waco ISD, Waco ence A championship Company, lished. SECOND ROW, I to r, Lindy Miller, Medalist; Greg Myers; David ior Vice-President, Group Opera­ Athletics, by subduing underclassmen as with seniors, and lastic League history Kenneth Meier, Chief Draftsman, tions & Chief Financial Officer, Joe Don Dickson, C.P.A., Houston Odessa, 14-0. Fort Mobile Society the underclassmen are less likely to Eakin. New Braunfels in Community Public Service, Monahans team members were: Worth that the rule resist moving than are seniors. Many people feel Waldo Young, Lounge Operator, B. W. "Bill" Miner, Jr., Aero­ obsolete since society has become Recruiting Problems San Antonio nautical Engineer, Boeing Aircraft, mobile. Oth­ has become extremely Numerous Pete Walters (unable to locate) Seattle, Washington including the author, are con­ Many people feel that we would Accidental Violations ers, Howard Greenlee, Dentist, Arl­ Ernest C. Neumann, C.P.A., Gulf that the rule is necessary not have recruiting by our school cerned ington South Corporation, Oklahoma City, many personnel. School personnel are not for the same reason. Today Mickie Hubbard, Attorney, Dallas Oklahoma are living in apartments and likely to recruit; however, after people Charley Robinson, Teacher, El Truett Owen, Owner, Wholesale rented homes or can buy and sell hearing some of the cases that have Awards Rule Review May Prevent Paso Swimming Pool Supply Company, and move to other occurred during the past few years homes with ease Lloyd Walsh, Shell Oil Corpora­ Fort Worth locations. involving seniors, one cannot be sure that our society has changed tion, Monahans Homer J. Pegram (Assistant Motivations To Move Eligibility Loss for Schools, Athletes David Uechi, Banker, Midland Coach), Director of Purchasing,^ much and that there would be no Curtis Elam, Texas Electric Ser­ Fort Worth ISD, Fort Worth It is not likely that any school recruiting. In fact, today with the given for each additional interschool By DR. RHEA WILLIAMS Watch Gifts Awards, rewards, gifts or other val­ vice Company, Monahans Cecil Y. Ray, Jr., Managing Part­ people would be actively involved in mobility of our society as it is, re­ activity in which the student may League Director uable consideration received for par­ F. O. Scroggins (Head Coach), ner, William Rigg Company, Fort of athletes, but the cruiting could be conducted much These awards usually consist of qualify, not to exceed $3 in value. any recruiting ticipation in athletic contests other Athletic Supply Owner, Odessa Worth is that parents will move, more subtly than in the past. With the 1973-74 athletic season gifts to athletes in the form of tie are to be This rule shall not be itnerpreted concern than interschool events, Tommy Longbotham, Dentist, John Alien Reeves, Licensed especially during the sophomore What most nonschool and non- in "full swing" for member schools clasps, fountain pens, watches, of the to prohibit the acceptance of cer­ covered by the provisions Monahans Geologist, Casper, Wyoming junior years, in order to get athletic people do not understand of the University Interscholastic clothes or other such articles which tificates, provided they are printed and Amateur Rule. Doyle Farmer, Concrete Prod­ Marland Ribble, Full Com­ their child in a school that has a is that it is almost impossible to League, it is once again necessary have a cash value. Such awards are on paper, do not exceed 9" x 12" in ucts, Hobbs, New Mexico mander, U.S.N., U.S.S. Franklin D. good football team, or where their prove recruiting. In most instances for school personnel to reacquaint more commonly given by civic or­ Article XVI size, and are not framed or lami­ Carl Chumney, Albuquerque, New Roosevelt, Fort Worth likely to play. In met­ the boy and the parent do not re­ themselves with the Awards Rule, ganizations, service clubs, booster nated, and are given by the school child is more Every administrator and coach Mexico Nick Ruggieri, Principal-Assist­ areas, where over 75 per alize that they have been recruited. Article XVI, of the Constitution clubs or other groups of well-wish­ the rules of or by the District Executive Com­ ropolitan should be familiar with Pat Tone, Head Football Coach, ant Coach, Riverside Middle School, school population There may be one person within a and Contest Rules. ers of the team. mittee. The penalty for violating cent of the Texas the League which govern athletic Hobbs, New Mexico Fort Worth this movement could be­ company who selects people for em­ If history repeats itself, numer­ The State Executive Committee know, for exam­ this rule may be suspension. resides, awards. He should Charles McGill, Teacher, Lubbock Alien Short, Southwestern Bell problem. ployment partially or primarily be­ ous boys will forfeit their eligibility has ruled that Article XVI applies school year, He should also know that the ac­ come an acute ple, that for the 1973-74 Sam Parks, Teacher, Canyon Telephone Company, Houston cause they have a boy or boys in and some high schools will face to awards given by the school, or any one person ceptance of medals, trophies and schools may present Frank Fielding, Teacher, Denison Bill Sitton, Accountant, TEX­ Possible Problems high school who are good athletes. penalties because of violation (usu- awards received by a pupil from not to ex­ cups in addition to the maximum only one major award, Leonard Ferryman, Retired, ACO, Midland It would be relatively simple for This person may be operating the Awards for partici­ value; except that an ad­ established under the Awards Rule aly unknowingly) of any source whatsoever ceed $20 in USAF, Grand Prairie Charles Ray Sitton, Production all the better basketball players to totally independently from any is prohibited unless they are won Rule. pating in interschool athletics. ditional symbolic award may be Joe England (Assistant Coach), Control, Harbison-Fisher Mfg. in one school and for group or other individuals. through participating in a meet or accumulate Contractor, Abilene Company, Fort Worth the better football players to tournament. all Legitimate Moves Ben Parrish, Dallas Eugene Smith (deceased) in another. Also smaller accumulate Football Awards Bill Elam, Gulf Oil Company, Robert L. Snow, District Man­ suburban schools could be flooded There is no doubt that there are Hobbs, New Mexico ager, Fort Worth Star Telegram, by athletes who.axe not of the qual­ individuals whose parents move in Football is not a tournament ac­ Win State Ray Cathey, Bell Helicopter, Fort Worth More UIL Teams is not in the necessary for the large AAAA an effort to seek better employment tivity and therefore ity Granbury Ollie D. Sumrall, Sumrall Per­ but who would be strong or for other legitimate reasons and same category as basketball tourna­ schools, Eddie Sampson, Attorney, Fort sonnel Agency, Dallas football or basketball players in a who are ineligible according to our ments. Any school or school official Worth Bob Thomas, Industrial Real smaller school. current rules. If it could be proven Championships in T2-73 who assisted directly or indirectly Boggus, High School Company, that there was no recruiting in­ in the violation of the Awards Rule Weldon Estate Broker, Moser Fort Stockton Senior Amendment volved and that the parent did not During the 1972-73 school year the state championships held for ence; boys' tennis, 5 conferences; places the school in violation of the Principal, Dallas David Pitzer, Fina Oil, Big Captain Joe H. Trickey, Jr. (de­ With the Senior Amendment to move in an attempt to enhance the there were a total of 51 teams two conferences in boys' cross coun­ girls' tennis, 5 conferences; girls; Awards Rule. Any trophy in excess Spring ceased) Article VIII, Section 14, in some child's participation in athletics, named UIL State Champions. There try and for two conferences in girls' Volleyball, 5 conferences; boys' of the Awards Rule given perma­ Alton Linne, Jr., Attorney, Se- Robert G. Voss, Aeronautical instances students have changed few school administrators would be were seven football state champions golf. track and field, 5 conferences; girls' nently to a pupil may not be pre­ guin Engineer, N.A.S.A., Houston schools during their senior year be­ opposed to a change in the rules; named. track and field, 2 conferences; base­ sented at school-sponsored func­ State Championships Vernon George, Parker Drilling Barvo N. Walker, Dentist, Keller cause they were dismissed from the however, as pointed out earlier, re­ Conference B, Six-Man- and ball, 2 conferences (3 other confer­ tions, as then the school is indirectly Company, Monahans. Dennis Eldon Williams (unable squad for drinking or for other dis­ cruiting is virtually impossible to football teams played to State champions in other sports ences play to regional or bidistrict assisting in evading the Awards Eight-Man to locate) ciplinary reasons; and in some in­ prove or disprove. championships for the first were as follows: boys' basketball, championships); and boys' golf, 5 Rule. state City Champions P. Burt Weeman, President- stances the parent or boy was mad So, we get down to the point of in the history of the League 5 conferences; girls' basketball, 4 conferences. It is suggested that in all cases time Arlington Heights of Fort Worth Owner, General Brick Sales Com­ at the coach and didn't want to play why do we keep the rule and penal­ conferences; boys' swimming, 1 con­ This constitutes a total of 51 where outside organizations desire program. won the first City Conference cham­ Fort Worth at the school where ize the innocent. There is little swimming, 1 confer- team state champions named in to present trophies or plaques, they pany, under the coach Also a first for the League were ference; girls' by defeating Lamar of Set­ doubt that this rule will be changed UIL athletics last year. In 1973 this be given to the school with the boy's pionship Dick Womack, Ceramic Tile Worth on Decem­ if the schoolmen of Texas feel that total will be increased by 1 with the name engraved on the trophy and Houston in Fort ter, Mastercraft Tile & Terrazzo a rule can be constructed to control addition of one conference in girls' then placed permanently in the ber 11, 1948, 20-0. Company, Lubbock. of the Arlington the problem. The question is, do we track and field. school trophy case. Possession must Members Girls' Coach from Comanche team were: Karl Alex­ Debate Kits penalize the few individuals who remain with the school, and the Heights Wide Participation & General move legimately; or do we penalize school cannot hold the trophy until ander, Vice-President James K. the community, friends, the student To Speak at Nat'1 Meeting Last year there were 989 teams the boy graduates and then present Merchandise Manager, Fast' it to the boy without violating the Wilson, Retail Clothiers, Dallas No Tourneys 'Going body, the students on the athletic Mrs. Leta Andrews, past presi participating in varsity football; dent of the Texas High School Girls' 1,120 boys' varsity basketball Awards Rule. James M. Avery (deceased) "Our supply of debate packages teams, and the coaches by allowing Coaches Association and girls' coach teams; 769 girls' varsity basketball Joe F. Baldridge, Jr., Vice-Presi­ is decreasing rapidly, as orders sent Are Required this movement for athletic purposes at Comanche High School, will teams; 721 girls' varsity volleyball dent, Fort Worth National Bank, in by member schools are filled," and recruiting to take place ? speak at the National Athletic Di­ teams; 625 girls' varsity track Fort Worth said Dr. Rhea H. Williams, League in Chicago in 652 boys' varsity baseball Bill Bourland, Owner, Rankin Decision for Schoolmen rectors Conference teams; Meeting Set In Speech Director. December. teams; approximately 1,000 boys' Cleaners, Weatherford "We hope all schools planning to a decision that should be Mrs. Andrews will speak on and girls' varsity tennis and boys' Ernest Stewart Camp (unable to No specific tournament experi­ participate in the debate competi­ This is "Girls Sports and Its Role in Pub­ track teams; 137 girls' varsity locate) ence is required for students enter­ tion will order now, before the sup­ made by the schoolmen of Texas On Athletics lic Education." swimming teams; 161 boys' varsity Robert L. Carson, Jr., Executive ing League district, regional or ply is exhausted," he added. "The since they are aware of these prob­ She earned her BS degree at swimming teams; 193 boys' varsity The fourth National Conference Vice-President, Wm. Rigg Oil & Gas state speech contests. debate kit contains much valuable best lems and should know what is Texas Wesleyan College in 1965 and cross country teams; 600 boys' of High School Directors of Ath­ Division, Fort Worth The speech contestant must meet information to help debate students for the high school athletic pro­ has done further study at Howard varsity golf teams; and 130 girls' letics, sponsored by the National Jeremiah Collier, Accountant, eligibility requirements set forth in to prepare for the contests." grams and all the students. The Payne, Abilene Christian and Tarle- varsity golf teams. Federation, will be held Dec. 9-12 Main LaFrentz & Company, Fort the Constitution and Contest Rules, Williams said, "I suggest that ton State. A 1955 graduate of Gran- at the Marriott Motor Hotel in Chi­ Worth but is not required to participate each school administrator consult rules are made for the protection bury High School, she participated cago, 111. Tommy William Crouch (unable in any other kind of speech compe­ " his debate coaches and learn if they of students and not for the protec­ in the State Basketball Tournament Registration fee is $18 which in­ to locate) tition prior to entry in League have ordered their material yet. It Books § Magazines tion of a student. in 1953-54 as a guard and in 1954- cludes the Conference luncheon and speech contests. is not too early to start working HELPFUL HINTS for the Journalism 55 as a forward. She was selected Teacher and Publication Advisor, Edited banquet. Some teachers and students have on this contest. Many schools place Marshall Matlock, Journalism Edu­ as an All State Basketball guard by C. Pre-registration fees may be misinterpreted League rules and be­ their debate package orders in the cation Association, Center for Journal­ in 1954 and as All State Forward ism, Ball State University, Muncie, In­ to the National Federation, lieve that it was necessary to par­ diana, second printing March, 1972. mailed 11 Events Set summer so that it will be shipped Volleyball List in 1955. Presentation ideas for standard journal­ 400 Leslie St., Elgin, 111. 60120. Ho­ ticipate in a certain number of to them just as soon as it is avail­ LETA ANDREWS ism class topics. This paperback deals tel reservations should be made di­ tournaments in order to qualify for Winning Coach with presentation methods and class pro­ able. Early receipt of materials cedures, rather than subject matter. Chap­ rectly to the Marriott Motor Hotel, In Swimming the League district meet or other For Girls Due ... Comanche Coach. ter 10, "Helpful Aids," should be most bene­ helps students to organize their pro Mrs. Andrews has 11 years' ficial with its samples of policy statements, 8535 West Higgins, Chicago, 111. The order and length of events League speech contests. teaching experience at Tolar, Gus- Mrs. Andrews is married to David forms and organizational material. Begin­ is obvious that tournament and con arguments and practice The Girls' Volleyball Tentative ning journalism teachers will probably 60631. for boys' and girls' Interscholastic "It tine and Comanche. Under her Andrews, and they have three benefit most from this short book. AM Keynote speaker will be Bill Bat­ League swimming for the 1973-74 experience could be of value to a dates." List for the 1973-74 school year them before the contest coaching the Comanche girls' bas­ daughters: Linda, a junior, was All- FUNDAMENTALS OF LAYOUT by F. H. tle, coach for the University of school year shall be as follows: speech competitor," said League November issues will be mailed from the League Of­ as a forward; Wills, Dover Publications, Inc., 180 The April and ketball team has captured district State in 1972-1973 Varick Street, New York, N. Y. 10014, Tennessee, and there will be confer­ 200 yard medley relay, 200 yard Speech Director, Dr. J. Rex Wier, are also avail­ fice around Dec. 1. for four years. Her 1972-73 basket­ Sissy plays forward; and Lisa is a $2.50. ences on all phases of interscholas- med­ of Forensic Quarterly In 124 pages, Mr. Wills provides good, freestyle, 200 yard individual "just as previous track meet ex­ The first day a team or girl may ball team was runner-up in the state preschooler. specific "how-to" information on layout, tic programs. ley, 50 yard freestyle, 1 meter div­ able at the League. They contain design, typesetting and handling of art and to track and tournament, and her track teams "The League is very proud of the Mrs. Leta Andrews, girls athletic perience is valuable much material on the debate propo­ practice before or after school is Photography, with emphasis on advertising. ing, have consistently placed high in re­ achievements of Mrs. Andrews and And the handbook includes sonie of the coach at Comanche, will be one of 100 yard butterfly, 100 yard free­ field contestants, but the decision of sition. Dec. 15. "whys," with plenty of illustrations and a gional and . state competition. In appreciates her contributions to dash of history thrown in where appro­ the main speakers and will speak style, 500 yard freestyle, 100 yard tournament participation is left en­ The debate kits are $5 each. The Feb. 1 is the first day for girls' Comanche girls athletics in this State," said priate. Could be invaluable to journalism 1972 she coached the teachers, publication sponsors and journal­ on girls athletics and its role in backstroke, 100 yard breaststroke, tirely to the discretion of the local April and May issues of Forensic Volleyball interschool scrimmages girls to a national 880-yard relay Dr. Rhea H. Williams, League Di­ ism students, as well as to anyone who needs to present information to an audience public education. 400 yard freestyle relay. administrators and teachers." Quarterly are $1 each. or games. record, which still stands today. rector. in printed form. AM.