The Plainsman Press (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 1, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 8, 1964 Page: 1 of 4
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LEVELLAND, TEXAS, SEPTEMBER 8,1964
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Membership in the popular
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college girl who wishes to try
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brary building at 9:00 a.
OFF TO CADDO—Twelve members of the Tex-Anns drill team are pictured as they
prepare to board the college bus for the trip to Lake Caddo for the National Drill
School. Pictured from left are Velvet Holder, Littlefield; Ann Webb, Brownfield; Tre-
va Keith, New Home; Beverly Goble, Brownfield; Sandra Thompson, Lubbock; Linda
Carlisle, Lubbock; Laquita Masten, Morton; Donna Deerman, El Paso; Sharon Rush,
Annice Watt, ale Ballow and Cathy Stacy, Levelland; Mark, Mrs. Myrtle Lucke,
and Henry Lucke. Mrs. Lucke is sponsor of Tex-Anns and Mr. Lucke is head of the
college science department and driver of the bus.
Twelve Tex-Anns Girls Attend
National Drill School at Caddo
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Numerous activities elf special
interest to students are sched-
uled for the first two weeks of
school, announces Administra-
tive Dean W. L. Walker.
All dormitories will open on
Monday, Septsmiber 7. Students
may move into rooms after
lunch.
Regis’ration of sophomore stu-
dents is slated to begin at 9
a.m. on Sept. 8 in the college
library. Evening school registr-
ation will be held on that date
at 7:30 p.m.
All freshmen students are to
meet in the college auditorium
at 9 am. on Tuesday, Sept. 8
for testing and general instruc-
tions about registration proce-
dures. Freshlman will register
on Wednesday, Sept. 9.
An all-college dance and so-
cial will be held in the Stu-
dent Center (Sub) on Thursday
night. A dance band, The Es-
quires, will furnish the dance
mu sib.
Students are urged to attend
the first allJc'ollege assembly on
Friday, Sept. 11, in tthe colleg
auditorium. Time for all as-
sembly programs and club
meetings is 10:15 A.M.
All departmental clubs will
hold meetings on Monday, Sep-
tember 14. Students are urged
to attend the meetings.
Koshare Club will hold its
first meeting on Wednesday,
Sept. 16. Girls are urged to
attend this meeting.
Twelve members of the popu-
lar Tex-Anns Drill Team of
SPC left at 9:00 a.m. Saturday,
August 22, for the National
Drill Team School which is held
E. Roy Perryman
Dies of Injuries
Funeral services for Eldon
Roy Perryman, 20, sophomore
student at South Plains College,
were held at 2:30 p.m. on
Sunday afternoon, August 23, in
the Afton Baptist Church.
The Rev. Lee Dewes, Loving-
ton, N.M., officiated, assisted
by the Rev. Paul McClung, of
New Home. Burial was in the
Afton Cemetery under direction
of Campbell Funeral Home of
Spur.
Perryman died about 2:30 a.
m. Friday, August 21, of injuri-
es suffered about five days pre-
viously in a horse riding ac-
cident.
He was bom in Spur and liv-
ed at Afton all his life. He was
a member of the Baptist Church.
Survivors include the parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Perryman
Afton; four brothers, Eddie Ray.
Elvis Lee, Delbert Wayne, all
of Afton, and William Dean,
Ropesville; a sister, Mrs. Doro-
thy Helen Whitefield, Matador.
Pallbearers were Jerry Gage,
Gene Legg, J. W. Bitner. Har-
old Goodwin, Larry Wade Ro-
berts and Kenneth Brendler.
A cordial welcome to all stu-
dents was extended by Dr. Mar-
vin Baker, college president, on
behalf of the administrative
staff and faculty members. Dr.
Baker said that each student
should strive to make this a
successful and enjoyable year.
An expanded college plant is
ready for students this fall. The
modem new science building is
completed and ready for use,
featuring some of the very late-
st in scientific instruction e-
quipment. The new fine arts de-
partment is ready for student
use and the facilities there
greatly add to the instruction
for art, music, and drama.
Freshmen students are to
meet in the College Auditorium
at 9 a. m. Tuesday for testing
and general instructions for
regristration. Sophomores will,
begin registration in the Li-
Tuesday. Freshmen will regis-
ter in the Library on Wednes-
day. The regular schedule of
classes begins on Wednesday.
Registration Procedure
To register properly, a stu-
dent should report to the gym
and obtain registration forms.
First, fill out the trial schedule.
Have the trial schedule ap-
proved by counselors for each
course listed. Obtain class cards
from each departmental counse-
lor. Fill out the cards, carefully,
for each course.
After the trial schedule is ap-
proved, complete the official
schedule. Fill out the yellow
card, giving the declaration of
residence. This card must be
completed carefully. Next, fill
in the back side of the white
data card, Form B. This form
includes the required oath, so-
cial security number, and per-
sonal information. Do not fill
out the front of Form B, this
will be done by the college
staff.
Report to the master check-
ers, who will double check the
work of each student. Next, pay
fees, obtain activity tickets,
meal tickets, or bus tickets.
Dean Tubb reports that all re-
gular students must have a five
day schedule. It is preferred
that classes be balanced, if
possible, on each dav. Four
courses of three credit hours
each is the load for average
students. Five courses constitute
the maximum a student may
carry. In addition, P. E. and
orientation are required of most
students.
each year at Caddo Lake on
the Texas-Louisiana border.
While in the school the girls
learned new routines which will
be performed during half-time
periods of SPC basketball gam-
es and at other functions in the
area. The girls will teach the
new routines to incoming Tex-
Anns.
Tex-Anns attending the school
were: Cathy Stacy, Gale Bal-
low, Annice Watt, and Sharon
Rush, all of Levelland; Donna
Deerman, El Paso; Laquita
Masten. Morton; Linda Carli-
sle and Sandra Thompson of
Lubbock; Beverly Goble, Brown-
field; Treva Keith, New Home;
Ann Webb, Brownfield. and Vel-
vet Holder, Littlefield.
Misses Holder and Webb are
sophomores with one years’ ex-
perience. Miss Goble is a sooho-
more student who is taking Tex-
Anns for the first year. All the
other girls are incoming fresh-
men.
Mrs. Myrtle Lucke woman’s
physical education instructor,
is coach of the girls drill team.
She accompanied the girls on
the trip to Caddo.
The SPC bus was used for
transportation. Mr. Henry Luc-
ke, head of the science depart-
ment at SPC, was driver of
the bus. The Lucke’s son. Mark,
accompanied the group.
In addition to the drill class-
es, the girls participated in
swimming and other social ac-
tivities with girls attending from
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New Science, Fine Arts
Buildings Are Completed
South Plains College will roll out the "welcome carpet1'
for approximately 900 students when registration begins
on September 8. Sophomores are slated to register on
Tuesday, Sept. 8. Freshmen will register on Wednesday,
Sept. 9. Evening school registration is set for Tuesday
night.
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NEW BUILDING—This photo shows the east entrance
of the recently completed Fine .Arts Building. The ul-
tra-modern building has facilities for art, music, and
drama instruction.
An excellent job is available
for some South Plains College
student who wishes to do dark
room work and help with pic-
ture taking for the Public. Re-
latidns department.
Students interested in this
part-time work should contact
Dean Tubb.
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The Plainsman Press (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 1, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 8, 1964, newspaper, September 8, 1964; Levelland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1476278/m1/1/?q=%221964~%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting South Plains College.