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THE TIGER
October 11, 1968
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The St. Philip’s Tigers basket-
ball team really looks impressive
in coach Plummer’s eyes. “Coach”
paid he hopes to have a very suc-
cessful season and that he is very
pleased with the 1968-1969 team.
Sophomore Wayne Wright,
known as “Jumping Jack” is new
to the team this year. Wayne is
6’ 3Ms”.
New Freshmen
Three Games from Winner’s Circle
According to the prophesy of
Mr. Hudgins, it should take the
Freshman basketball “APPREN-
TICES” at least three games to
warm up and to get into the win-
ner’s circle.
The Tigers last year completed
the regular season only to place
fourth in their conference, with
San Jacinto Junior College of
Pasadena, Texas, winning first
place honors in the conference
and going on to win the title of
NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE
RASKETBALL CHAMPIONS of
the 1968 basketball season.
The Tigers will play a total of
twenty-eight games and will par-
ticipate in two tournaments. The
Rangers of San Antonio Junior
College will battle against the
Tigers in two conference games
this season. The biggest obstacle
in the Tigers’ path to glory this
season will be San Jacinto Junior
College the defending Conference
and National Champions.
Incarnate Word
College
Friday, October 11, 1968—1 p.m.
Little Theatre—Library
Faculty - Student Seminar: “The
Influence of the College Cam-
pus on Vital Domestic Issues
in the 1968 Election”
Sister Anne Meiburger, Ph.D.,
chairman of the IWC history
and political science department,
will moderate a panel with Miss
Judy Trevino, senior; Mrs. S.
Thomas Greenburg, instructor in
the English department; and Mr.
Perry Rowan Smith and Mr. L. E.
Sheppard, Bexar County Chair-
man for the Democratic and Re-
publican parties respectively. The
seminar will allow questions
from the audience and is open to
the public without charge.
Friday-Saturday, October 11, 12,
1968—8 p.m.
Current Events at Trinity University
The following is a schedule of coming events at Trinity Uni-
versity, San Antonio, which are available to the public:
Oct. 7—Meeting of business education teachers association, 4-6
p.m., Chapman Graduate Center, Room 110.
Oct. 7—National leadership institute program co-sponsored by
San Antonio Jaycees, program includes instruction for leadership
Coach Plummer went on to say
that San Jacinto will give the
team the most trouble. The team
lost its top scorer in Roy Dean
who is now attending Santa Fe,
New Mexico. The Tigers are
counting on captain Ken Steven-
son to pick up the slack. The
Tigers plan to improve their 13-
13 won-lost record of last season.
The returning letterman from
last year’s team are: Captain, Ken
Stevenson who was an “all
stater” at San Antonio Cole High
School and stands 6’ 2” tall; Jesse
Lucio, who made “all district”,
“all city” at San Antonio Lanier
Hi 1936 He stands 6’ 1” tall;
Arthur Martinez, who made “all
district” at San Antonio Lanier.
Dean of Women
Mrs. Georgene Bias has accept-
ed the position of acting dean of
women at St. Philip’s for the
school year 1968-69. This position
ihas been taken on in addition to
Mrs. Bias’ regular duties as assis-
tant librarian.
From Wheatley High School
Mrs. Bias went to Prairie View
A&M College, where she received
her bachelor of science and mas-
ter of science degrees. Later she
attended Our Lady of the Lake
College, where she was granted
a certificate in library science.
WThen asked what she consid-
ers to be her primary function
and responsibility as Dean of
Women, Mrs. Bias replied that it
was very much like being a
mother to every girl on campus.
As Dean of Women Mrs. Bias
(must be ready to listen to, coun-
feel or advise any girl in need of
help with personal problems,
such as those concerning dress,
fehyness, lady-like behavior, and
even boyfriend problems.
Troy Armstrong made “all dis-
trict”, “all city” at Dallas Pinks-
ton, stands 6’ 4” tall. Allen Wil-
bon made “all district”, “all city”
at Dallas Pinkston. Allen is 6’ 1”
tall. Herman Henry made “all
district”, “all state” at Dallas
Pinkston, is 6’ Ronald Beal
made “all district” at J. W. Ed-
vin, Dallas. Ronald stands 6’ 2”
tall. Leon Sprike is tallest mem-
ber of the team. He is 6’ 7” and
comes from Jasper, Texas. Ber-
nard Fucles made “all district”
at San Antonio Wheatley. Ber-
nard stands 6’ 6” tall. Walter
Barnes was a regular for San
Antonio Wheatley last season.
Walter is 6’ 0”. James Walker
made “all state” at Merdith High
School in Temple, Texas.
among young adults in school and business. 7:30-9 p.m. Location to
be announced.
Oct. 10-30—Exhibit of paintings by Margaret Putnam. Daily
and performance nights—Ruth-Taylor Theatre.
Oct. 10-12—Ruth-Taylor Theater presents “The Importance of
Being Ernest”. A classic comedy by Oscar Wilde. 8:12 p.m., Ruth-
Taylor Theater, Attic Two.
Oct. 12-13—National Leadership Institute, Co-sponsored by San
Antonio Jaycees, for young adults who have applied. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Preston G. Northrup Hall.
Oct. 17-19—Ruth-Taylor Theater presents “The Importance of
Being Ernest.” 8:15 pun., Ruth-Taylor Theater, Attic Two.
Oct, 8, 10, 11, 15, 17, 18—Student Coffee House, The Burning
Bush, Open. 8-10:30 p.m., Charlotte Mayfield Home, Economics
Cottage.
ST. PHILIP’S COLLEGE
1968-69 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
ATH. DIRECTOR: BILL HUDGINS
COLORS—ROYAL BLUE AND WHITE COACH: E. 0. PLUMMER
NICKNAME—TIGERS PHONE: 512—LE-4-8824
DATE
OPPONENT
PLACE
TIME
Tues. Nov. 12
Lackland AFB
St. Philip’s
7:30
Thurs. Nov. 14
Ft. Sam Houston
(Sports Arena) Ft. Sam Houston
7:30
Tues. Nov. 19
St. Mary’s University (Frosh)
St. Philip’s
7:30
Thurs. Nov. 21
Ft. Sam Houston
St. Philip’s
7:30
Sat. Nov. 23
‘College Of The Mainland
Texas City
7:30
Wed. Nov. 27
St. Mary’s University (Frosh)
St. Mary’s University
6:00
Tues. Dec. 3
‘Schreiner Institute
St. Philip’s
7:30
Dec. 5, 6, 7
Odessa College Tournament
Odessa, Texas
Tues. Dec. 10
‘Wharton Jr. College
Wharton, Texas
7:30
Dec. 13, 14
San Antonio College Tournament
San Antonio College
Tues. Dec. 17
Pan American College (Frosh)
Edinburg
7:30
Thurs. Dec. 19
‘Victoria College
Victoria
7:30
Tues. Jan. 7
Lackland AFB
(Main Gym) Lackland
7:30
Thurs. Jan. 9
‘San Antonio College
San Antonio College
7:30
Fri. Jan. 10
‘Blinn College
St. Philip’s
7:30
Thurs. Jan. 16
‘South Texas College
Houston
7:30
Fri. Jan. 17
‘San Jacinto College
Pasadena
7:30
Sat. Jan. 18
‘Lee College
Baytown
7:30
Fri, Jan. 24
‘Victoria College
St. Philip’s
7:30
Sat Jan. 25
‘College Of The Mainland
St. Philip’s
7:30
Thurs. Jan. 30
‘South Texas College
St. Philip’s
7:30
Fri. Jan. 31
‘San Jacinto College
St. Philip’s
7:30
Sat. Feb. 1
‘Lee College
St. Philip’s
7:30
Tues. Feb. 4
‘Bee College
St. Philip’s
7:30
Thurs. Feb. 6
‘San Antonio College
St. Philip’s
7:30
Sat. Feb. 8
‘Blinn College
Brenham
7:30
Thurs. Feb. 12
‘Wharton Jr. College
St. Philip’s
7:30
Fri. Feb. 13
‘Bee College
Beeville
7:30
Mon. Feb. 17
Pan American College (Frosh)
St. Philip’s
7:30
Wed. Feb. 19
‘Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
7:30
‘CONFERENCE GAMES
TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Downstage Theatre—Fine Arts
Center
Experimental Theatre: “Dear
Liar”
Once again, and positively the
last time, popular request has
brought back the delightful pro-
duction of Jerome Kilty’s comedy
of letters, “Dear Liar.” The play
is based upon the love letters of
George Bernard Shaw and Mrs.
Patrick Campbell, an English
actress. Maureen Halligan, actress
in residence at IWC, directed the
production with a total cast of
two — Robb Webb and Deborah
Mogford. This will be the last
chance for San Antonians to c’~-, .____J:
this particular production as Mr.
Webb will leave shortly to act
with the Alley Theatre in Hous-
ton, and Miss Mogford will be off
to New York to continue her
studies for the professional stage
at the American Academy of
Dramatic Art. Open to the puplic
without charge, but seating is
limited and on a first come-first
6erved basis.
Wednesday-Friday, October 16-
18, 1968—8:15 p.m.
College Auditorium
Drama: “The Importance of
Being Ernest”
Oscar Wilde’s 19th century
play might best be called an “im-
possible or improbable comedy,”
yet one which prompted critic
John Gasner to call Wilde the
“. • first brilliant writer of com-
edy of manners after Sheridan”
and one whose “irrepressible
wit” is part and parcel of his
style. The fully staged three night
production will be offered by
IWC’s Touring Repertory Com-
pany and the cast includes Mau-
reen Halligan, Frank Chamrod,
Max Hager, Brigid Panter, Kitty
Spalding, John Reeves, Mike Grif-
fith, and Evelyn Parks. Unlimit-
ed, unreserved seats are available
for each night at $1.50 general
admission, or $1 for students and
military personnel. Tickets may
be purchased in advance or at
the door.
Give the
United Way
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