Leopard Tales (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1972 Page: 4 of 4
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4 - april 7, 1972 - leopard tales
Felines rate in tournaments
to end successful season
National Junior
coach
Jim
for
Other
Clawson,
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the
8%
13%
15%
33%
35%
were
3%
3%
stands
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Alvin won over TJC 11-9 in the
the
problems to ecology.
“Happy New Year!”
Farenthold upholds
women's equality
TJC exes gather
for annual reunion
by Kathy Love
Leopardettes , completed
Charles Stout, faculty advisor
in charge of reservations, said he
Golf coach Jim Brown and player Joe Young confer on the
best shot to use on a green at the Temple Country Club golf
course.
Ten percent of the instructors
have more than 20 contact hours
per week and 11 hours per week
is the average office requirement.
pay
10%
60%
50%
58%
43%
35%
43%
38%
If
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Club and organizational repre-
sentatives will present activities of
ex-
p.m.
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considered to be an unlucky day.
People who live in the cities com-
mute to the country to commune
with nature on that day and make
promises for self-improvement.
Four percent of the faculty
members are 25 years or younger,
16 percent are 26-30, 20 percent
major factor.
When the team took the court
for their last game of the meet,
they were vying for fourth place.
It was the fifth time this season
they faced their old opponents,
Ranger Junior college. The Range-
anns finally pulled away from
the Leopardettes and won the
game 48-43, putting Temple Jun-
ior college in fifth place.
The felines then journeyed to
Amarillo for the prestigious Ama-
rillo National Invitational tourna-
ment to meet the best teams in
the nation. In the first round,
TJC fell to powerful Wayland
Baptist college 47-30, but in sec- (1
round action they upset , jL. „ . . .
Junior college 63-58. tha Gholrdalre will presen
was the name of the ‘Thls GutS m.LoV? Wl11
then combine to sing “Walk on
By.”
College Belles will assist with
registration and conduct tours of
the new physical education facility.
An informal barbeque will fol-
low according to H. C. Farrell,
program chairman. A short busi-
ness meeting will conclude the
day’s activities. Mrs. Betty Irby,
president, said that they will dis-
cuss the response to and continua-
tion of the newly-created newslet-
ter. Mrs. Irby urges all exes to
make reservations of $2.50 for the
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A graduate of TJC, Pfeffer’s
prize-winning entry was a tri-color
oil.
W. T. Gregory, art director at
American Desk
co. won
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Mrs. Farenthold
On “No Rooz,” the first day of
the first month, “Farvardin,” the
family begins a period of five
days in which they convey greet-
to relatives and friends,
offices are closed
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The average student load per
teacher includes English composi-
tion, 26; other communications
courses, 24; social sciences, 32;
humanities, 26; technical and voca-
tional, 19; science, 27 and basic
or developmental, 20.
ond round action they upset
Seminole Junior college 63-58.
Defense was the name of the
game for TJC as they forced the
Oklahoma team into committing
25 turnovers.
In final action the Leopardettes
had a chance to claim a fifth
While Americans celebrate the
anticipates approximately 100 exes first day of spring on March 21,
• to attend. the Iranians celebrate their New
iq.
Women's inframurals
initiate competition
the 13th day in Iran, which is in Softball, Swimming
Director of .women’s intramur-
als Miss Frances Garmon reports
that softball team competition for
interested participants will start
next week. First meeting of the
A cultural exchange can always group will be at 1 p.m. April 10.
Any woman interested in parti-
should report to Miss
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feated the Leopardettes 44-42 in
a close match making the bye Tom Ray; Rodeo club; Martha
they drew in the first round a Maresh, Newman club and Kathy
Patterson and Pansy
Baptist Student union.
Ex-students Gale Lawler and
Dale Lawler will give highlights
of the speech and drama depart-
ment’s activities and Denise Wool-
ley will present a slide presenta-
tion of the Social Science club’s
trip to Mexico City.
Steve Lenny will show a video-
tape of TJC publications and Leon-
ard Pietzsch will speak on student
government’s activities this year.
Steve Hastings representing the
Luncheon club will also give an
account of their progress.
The Harmony Maids will sing
Tf My Friends Could See Me Now”
The American custom is to
make resolutions or promises per-
taining to personal conduct on T
New Year’s day, the first day of .
the year. Resolutions are made on [
! make reservations of $2.50 for the hZeXVa^ The year in Iran * 1351
E» , f . . i barqeque before April 10. t how it,s done -n Iran Shainsy. According to the Moslem
. Charles Stout, faculty advisor
belief, Shamsy is the governing
' | ' in charge of reservations said he While Americans celebrate the planet that started the beginning
B anticipates approximately 100 exes first day of spring on March 21,
g i - to attend. the Iranians celebrate their New »' llte °n earth and M1°ws the
* year like the Christian A.D. This
Ex-student's art takes top award brings the change of seasons from 41-45, 11 percent 46-50, seven per-
‘ James Pfeffer, a senior at Bay- In watercolors Lynden Kersh, winter to spring. And thus, a new
1« l°r university, won the $25 Best TJC art student from McGregor, year is started.
I of Show ribbon of the open- placed first and Larry V;
cent 51-55, six percent 56-60 and
four percent are 61 and over.
Many faculty members receive
The “No Rooz” celebration is extra benefits if they are involved
quite different from the New in extra class activities. The fol-
Pfeffer Year’s Eve celebrations found in lowing, list shows the percentage
the United States. Iranian student of schools giving the benefits
Extra Reduced
load
28%
20%
Have women reached the point
of complete equality? Gubernator-
ial candidate Frances (Sissy)
Farenthold is working on it.
Mrs. Farenthold is striving for
the highest office on the state
level despite the prejudice she
says is in the legislature. Mrs.
Farenthold advocates equality for
all minority groups. She states Ple Junior college’s baseball team
“women are becoming more aware won ^our Sames and lost two.
that their vote is the same as
anybody elses.”
Mrs. Farenthold
Temple Junior college golfers
placed fourth in the University of
Texas Invitational tournament at
Lakeway Country club April 1.
Ending the holiday run at Aus-
tin, TJC. followed Texas, Trinity
university, and Lamar university
in team play shooting 949. The
University of Texas at Arlington
placed fifth.
TJC’s Greg Antunes, No. 2 man
for the Leopards, was out with ill-
ness for the week also missing the
i Antonio tourney where the
’ team ranked third.
' M Sophomore Bob Elliott led Tem-
pie Junior’s link crew finishing
i in medalist play with
\ 2 rounds of 76-75-71 for a 222 total.
Other scores for coach Jim
f Brown’s entries in the Texas tour-
ney were Cloy Richards 80-79-78-
238; Pat Vrba 81-78-70-239; Joe
Young 79-83-81-243; Mike Cameron
80-83-86-245 and Jerry Haupt 83-
80-84-247.
activities 10%
either un- Administrative duties:
division chairman
dept, chairman
athletic director
votech coordinator 43%
Drama or musical
productions
■ Coaches or director of
competitive aofc. 50%
Sponsoring a sti^^it
organization
of Show ribbon of the open- placed first and Larry Vanecek,
judged art exhibit held in con- TJC sophomore art major, won
junction with the Fine Arts festi- second place.
val. Two-time winner James
also won a first place in draw-
ings and prints. Second place
went to Larry Vanecek, also a
two-time ribbon winner.
Former Purchase Award winner
Manufacturing Joyce Eberts from Temple won
first place in acrylics, first place in mixed-media. Eliza-
Second place in the division was beth Merrill, TJC freshman art
awarded to Marie Peebles, a Kil- major, placed second in the
leen Art guild member. mixed-media division.
Leopards record wins during break
During the spring holidays Tern- run in the fifth inning.
In the second game, scored 8-5, ings
Groover went 2-4 at bat and drove Government
Winning pitchers in the Concor- in four runs while Eldon Coward during this time and the schools
dia doubleheader were William went 4-5 and batted in two runs, are out for 15 days.
affir- Wood and Grady Barganier. The Morales hit a home run and drove
mative on many controversial is- Alvin doubleheader was split with in two runs,
sues such as lowering penalties Bob Ward of Alvin winning the
for possession of marijuana from first game and TJC pitcher Ralph first game where Sebek went 3-3
a felony to a misdemeanor, op- Huber the second. at the plate and drove in three
posing requirements of “minimum Larry Groover won the first runs and a home run. Coward had
teaching loads” for college teach- game with a shutout in the double- 3-4 at bat and Fred Butler had two
ers and day-care centers for chil- header with Bee County and BC hits in four attempts at the plate.'
dren of working mothers. pitcher Mike Dunnivan won the In the second game, TJC won
While stopping off at Temple second. 2-0 with Coward and Morales go-
Junior college on her campaign The Leopards won the first ing 2-3 at bat and Sebek driving
tour of colleges and universities game against Concordia 9-1 with in one run and a home run.
Mrs. Farenthold discussed matters leading hitter Craig Sebek batting In the first game with BC, Mike
queried by the gathering in the 3-3. He knocked in three runs and Gardener led the Leopards to a be an interesting experience—so
ASU. They ranged from local hit a home run in the second inn- 5-0 win by knocking in two runs, to Rafic Hacopian and the other cipating
problems to ecology. ing. Tony Morales batted in two TJC lost the second game 13-1 Iranian students ... a belated Garmon or come to the opening
Women’s Lib salutes you, Sissy, runs and Jim Proctor hit a home with Butler leading 1-2 at bat. “Happy New Year!” session.
Rafic Hacopian explained that
custom dictates family unity in
Iran rather than loud boisterous Innovative projects
parties to usher in the new year. Curriculum revision
The immediate family stays home Holding an office in
in a polite and courteous at- professional organization
mosphere to pray, dine and ex- Funded research
change gifts. One of the favorite
gifts is new money,
circulated coins or paper.
Have a "Happy New Year!"
by Steve Lenny Year’s Eve. March 22 is “No
. ., <<TT Rooz,” or New Day, the first day
That’s what it says, “Happy ’
New Year!” but keep your hats, the new year in Iran,
bells, firecrackers, whistles and
sirens in the closet because that’s
not how it’s done in Iran.
place in the meet, but failed when
their they fell to Belmont college 67-55.
1971-72 season competing in the This loss placed the team sixth
College tourna- in the tournament and left them
ment at Lindsay, Okla., and in with a 26-13 season record,
the Amarillo Invitational tourna-
ment.
In the Lindsay meet, the Leo-
pardettes started with a win over
Vincennes Junior college 58-28.
The Indiana team was unbeaten
but bowed to the Leopardettes
fast break and accurate inside and
outside shooting.
In semi-final action, the women their group at the 26th annual
were forced to face Hiwassee Jun- students meeting at 6:30
ior college only a few hours after April 15 in the Arnold, Student
their opening game. Hiwassee de- union.
Students participating include
close match making the bye Tom Ray; Rodeo club;
barqeque before April 10.
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Instructors have
15-hour average
| teaching load
: According to a November poll
■ in which Temple Junior college
1 participated, Texas junior college
■ teachers average 15 hours as a
full load per semester.
Of the 90 percent of colleges
participating in the poll, it was
found that 20 percent of the
teachers teach an overload of
three semester hours and receive
an average of $170.50 extra pay
for the extra hours.
Golfers claim
m tmra, fourth
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Leopard Tales (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1972, newspaper, April 7, 1972; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1380024/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Temple College.