Lone Star Lutheran (Seguin, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, October 13, 1961 Page: 1 of 4
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Bonis And Weiler To Reign
Over Court Of The
Fred. Bohls and Linda Weiler
will reign as King and Queen of
TLO’s Homecoming" celebrations.
Bohls, the son of Rev. and Mrs.
A. H. Bohls of Alice, is a math j
major in the field of Secondary
Education. Bohls has been active
in various organizations on the
T LC campus. He .served three
years. as a member of the Senate.
He lettered three years in football.
He participated as an officer - in
ihe T Association and is a mem-
ber of Kappa Pi Alpha, fraternity.
Linda, an. Elementary Educa-
tion major, is the daughter of Pat Walker will be duchesses for
Mi. and Mrs. B. P. Weiler of Dallas. the freshman class.
<? ^ieveis and Barbara Gowns for the coronation, now
chroeder have been chosen Sen- being prepared, were designed by
ior Prmce and Princess. - j Farrell Tyson of San Antonio.
, ™e, JUm°r r0yalty includes Bet-! The senior royalty was chosen
te Kelson and Candy Smith, duoh- in final election by the entire stu-
esscs, and Gene Davenport and dent body. Other members of the
Charlie Harris, escorts.
The sophomore duchesses
be Joyce Bordelon, Rosie Hicks,
Raye Ann Shackelford, and San-
dra. Streich.
Sue Ann Christiansen, Mickey
I.indgren, Carolyn Treptow, and committee
Court were elected by their re-
will spective classes.
Head of the committees in
charge of the elections was Linda
Normann. Curtis Heinrich and
Larry Wallace also served on the
ROYALTY—Fred ■ Bohls and
n d a Weiler, Hbmecomhig
King and Queen, anticipate the
exciting activities planned for
this- year’s Homecoming, the
week-end of November 3-5.
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Student Publication of j exas Lutheran College
Volume XLIII
SEGUIN', TEXAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1961
'Saturday Noon Deadline
Announced for Dropping Courses
Students are reminded that Sat- | out being penalized according to
| October 14, is the latest Miss Lou Olga Heye, Registrar,
date for dropping a course with-
it might be a wise idea to refer
Short and
Sweet
~ "'<>£7
African Analysis Slated
For Convo October 30
William B. Davis, noted led- since Davis just returned from an
turer, will appear at TLC on Men-; extended trip throughout Africa
day, October 30, in Convocation, an introduction reports With stops
His subject will be “Africa ...and at such trouble spots as Ghana
vvnar it Means to You.”. and the Congo and trade centers
n up to the minute analysis such as Johannesburg and Nairobi,
oi this, subject can be expected ; he made contacts that would be
——-—-v ~ — --— . — __I impossible for the average visitor
| or businessman, the report stated.
| Davis, after serving in the U. S.
j Army in France and Germany in
World War II, graduated from
! Wesleyan University in Connecti-
| cut. He majored in Political Sei-
| ence. Four years later he gradu-
ated from Andover Newton Theo-
logical School as a Congressional
minister. Then he spent two years
in Hawaii.
The Davis agenda includes 18
Mid-western colleges and univer-
sities on the subject of African af-
fairs.
Number 4
Weigang Attends
Chemistry Parley
Dr. Oscar Weigang, chairman of
tiie Chemistry Department- at
TLC, attended the annual fall
to the wording in the 1961-62 cata- meeting of the American Chemical
logue on page 43 where it says; Society in Chicago recently. 7
“Any failing student dropping a ' Approximately 12,000 chemists,
course after the first four weeks and chemical engineers were in
j will be given a grade of £F’ in attendance aL the 140th meeting
the course ... If a student who ol the Society.
is reported as doing work of pass-| Dr. Weigang presented a paper ----- ------—* &
ing quality receives the Dean’s ap- in the Division of Physical Chem- editor Ruthie Hartmann,
proval to drop the course, a grade istry.
FANS TO LOUISIANA w’ is given iri that course.” I Subject of Dr. Weigang’s paper
LLhas beea estimated that about MK Fo . . ,<w W*S Spectra Solvent Shift.”
illdoo- fans will b* in the ~hrs H^ye staKd, We do not. It was a partial report of work
jstaneb for the big game in Louis- PU3h tilS pamc butt°n’ being carried • on in the research
[ ana tomorrow night The cheer- £ T!mg * ^ pr°jeCt initiated on the TLC cam-
leaders will be among those M °f l° C°me “ to dl'°P P"S *
Growl Shutter
To Click Wed.
Pictures for the 1962 Growl
will be taken on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, October
18-20, according to Growl class
WILLIAM B. DAVIS-'
fending.
DANCE SATURDAY
Tjre Kennel will be open from
*11:00 p. m. tomorrow night
[j'br' dancing.
FRESHMAN DANCE
dance will be held for the
freshman class tomorrow night in
|;he Commons, according to Pres-
ident Don Josephson. The dance,
I’or freshmen only, will last from
fc:00-10:30 p. m. Beanies will be
required, according to an Appeals
|’ourt ruling, which discredits the
fumor that beanies would not be
‘orn.
HONORS GROUP
The organizational meeting of
lie Honors roup will be held Wed-
nesday, October 18, at 8:00 p. m.
Convo Hall, Jt was announced
[v Dr. O. El Weigang.
NINE WEEKS GRADES
Kllfc weeks grades are just
/e weeks away. Midsemester
|pides are due Friday, November
NAVY
Lt. Commander D. D. Rosen-
krg. USN, will be in the Kennel
iay to discuss the possibilities of
i Nava] career.
June, 1958> The project
courses, but we do want them to ; was made possible by grants from
be aware of the regulations if the National Science Foundation
they diop a course after this and the Petroleum Research Fund
'veek- of the American Chemical Society.
The scheduled time for taking
pictures is 8:15-11:45 a. m. and
1:00-3:00 <p.m. daily.
The photographer will be in the
Grow] office in the back of the
Kennel. A $2 charge will be made
for two prints of each of two
poses. Students are urged to bring
their money with them when they
take their pictures.
Dress for the pictures will be
dark sport coats or suit coats with
dark ties for men. Women should
wear dark dresses or dark blouses
or sweaters.
Shackelford Is
Alpha Sweetheart;
Hartmann Honored
Raye Ann Shackelford has been
selected Alpha Sweetheart for
1961-1962. She was honored at a
dinner in the Commons last, night
with three other candidates. Ruth-
ie Hartmann, last year’s Sweet-
heart, was also present. Raye Ann
was given a dozen yellow roses.
Each of the other girls received a
corsage.
Raye Ann, a sophomore from
Fort Worth, is an elementary-ed-
ucation major.
Additions Announced
For November Drama
SAM UR RATE, Ruthie Hart-
mann, and Barney Rankhorn
are caught in the act during re-
hearsal for ‘Androcles and the
Lion.” Urrate, cast as a Roman
emperor, is making derogatory
comments about Androcles, por-
trayed by Rankhorn. Ruthie, the
lion, likes Androcles and “does
not like emperors who say bad
things about him.” The play
opens November 10.
Change in Grading
Jr.-Sr. Test Noted
Mr. Richard Ylvisaker has been
selected to serve on the grading
committee for the Junior-Senior
Qualifying Examination in Eng- Dr. Sa!ly ,k,,rfca:.
hsh. His election came as a result | fivc additions t0 fte cast ( „An.
of a recommendation made by the drocles and the iion .. Dof*an
English Department that a mem- Michaeison, Wayne Rudolph, and
her of the faculty-at-large serve; Ronald Baca will portray gladia-
: on tins committee along with two tors. Also. Tim Allspach and Mike
niv.ni eis o tie English Deparr- j Sagebie] have been cast as Chris-
iment- _ ; liana.
The test, to be given in Decern- j Costume designs have been cho-
ber, will consist of writing an es- sen from sketches submitted by
say approximately 500 words long j Helen Humman. Pene Cottingham
on a topic to be selected from J has been aiding Helen as co-chair-
four or five suggested topics. A man of the costumes -committee,
passing grade will be equivalent The set designs have also been
to at least a C in Freshman Com-
position. The papers will be grad-
ed satisfactory or falTUre.
finalized. Chuck Sheppard origin-
ated the designs with the help of
Dr. Gearhart.
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