The Optimist (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 10, Ed. 1, Friday, November 8, 1974 Page: 1 of 8
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Associate
By LUCIA BATTS
Faculty member appro red
requirement for associate
.degrees In a meeting held Oct.
31. Tentative approval vm given
to the prop-am on March 28 but
it wa necessary for the Aca-
demic Council to work up the
baaic requirements.
The aaaodate degree goes into
effect Immediately.
A minimum of 64 semester
hours is required of tho new
One-act play casts
ByTEDNOLEH
Result of try outs for the
one-act plays were announced
last week by Lewis Fulks direc-
tor of ACC Theatre Tho seven
plays directed by students
taking beginning directing
include "Used Car For Sale"
"The Night Thoreau Spent In
Jail" "St. Joan" "The Four-
poster" and ''A Sumy Morn-
ing" "Decehru" and "The Bad
Seed."
The pkys will be presented
three on Kov. 30 and four on
Nov. 22.
Those presented Wednesday
wttl be"Ud Car For Sale"
directed by CeMa WltUameon;
"The Night Thoreau Spent In
Jail" directed by Kim Martin
and "St. Joan" directed by Fat
Martin.
In "Used Car For Sale" the
actors will be Paul Looney A. C.
Hester Dale Martin and Julie
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degrees approved
degree and the lost 24 hours
mutt be done in residence. At
least nine hours In the major
field must be done In residence.
Six hours of textual study In
Bible and six hours in English
are required. Three hours In
communications or fine arte
must be completed and six hours
of science and mathematics is
required (three hours must be in
each of two fields.)
In social and behavioral
sciences six hours must be com
White. The cast of "The Night
Thoreau Spent In Jail" will be
Tom Norrii Tom Green Honda
Hlpklr. Val Prahl Ron Conley
and Melanle Masch. The cast of
"St. Joan" will be Holly Norton
Bubba Garner John Faggart
Rick Lowe Jake Schweikhard
and Dan Martin.
Those presented Friday will
be "The Fourposter" directed
by Marsha Clayton; "A SunHy
Morning" directed by Mark
Faulkner; "Decelvus" directed
by Shirley Heath; and "The Bad
Seed" directed by Sharon
Lewis.
The actors for "The Four
poster" are Mike Dennis and Jan
Bryan. "A Sunny Morning" will
star Sue Jones Brenda Bryant
Mike Mooro and Mark Whit-
worth. In "Deceivus" the actors will
be Johnny McCoy Shay Boyd
and Bob Barton. The actor In
"The Bad Seed" will be Debbie
plcted while three hours must
be In each of two fields. Two
hours of physical education la
Included and no more than four
hours of PE activity may count
toward graduation.
Two-year programs in general
drafting technology and secretar-
ial training were approved. Any
one Interested in planning n
degree program in either of these
areas should see the registrar.
chosen
Richardson Jan Alberts Cindy
Graves Jeanne Bowser Marvin
Conerly and Boyd Barrett.
Show time Wednesday will be
8:30 p.m. and Friday at 7:00
p.m. Admission la free by invita-
tion only. Those Interested In
attending one of the plays
should contact the director of
the desired play.
Rivalry Day
Classes clash in battle
By DAVID CAMPBELL
Class competition hits a fall
semester peak tomorrow when
freshmen are pitted against soph-
omores and junior take on the
senior during Rivalry Day acti-
vities. Though Freshman-Sophomore
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Rivalry Day is an annual event
this I the first time for a
Junior-Senior Rivalry Day.
The freshman-sophomore
action begin at 8 a.m. in the
Gibson double gym when the
sophomore men' and women'
volleyball teams coached by Jim
Doyle and Priscllla Gilliam tan-
gle with the freshman teams
headed by David Cook and Sue
Jane Sullivan.
The fight continues at 0:30
a.m. in the double gym when the
freshman men's and women's
basketball teams coached by
Paul Branham and Karen Cook
face the sophomore teams
coached by Rheba Weaver.
Softball takes the spotlight at
noon. Freshman coach Bob
Emergency
By STEVE PATTON
If you have ever been in need
of a email emergency loan Gai-
vin Beauchamp vice president of
student personnel service ha
the answer.
Beauchamp has access to
money made available by a
senior das several years ago to
help students who need a small
amount of money very quickly
and do not have time to wait for
money from home.
The loans can be made for a
much as $16 repayable within
15 day. There Is no interest
charge and only a signature Is
needed for approval.
The loans are a great advan
- phete by Deve DiHerd
tomorrow
Bailey and sophomore Jim Mav-
rouli match their prospective
teams on tho intramural field
while the girls headed by sopho-
more Sharon Emerson and fresh-
man Terry Christian tangle on
the playing field by East Gard-
ner. Bruising football action begins
at 1:30 p.m. on the intramural
field. Rusty McClesky coaches
the freshmen while the sopho-
mores are guided by Kevin
Wright and Brian Gibbs.
After the football game the
long-awaited pie eating contest
will be held on the playing field.
The famous mud-pit tug-of-war
near the old tennis courts fol-
lows. (Continued on Page 2)
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loan offered
tage to students in emergencies
especially for travel funds
Beauchamp said the loans
have been used 60 or 70 times
yearly in the past but he added
that more students were wel-
come to use the loans If they
only know of them.
"The repayment rate has been
exceptionally good" said
Beauchamp "And as long as stu-
dent continue to repay the
ytem can continue" he said
Beauchamp said that If a stu-
dent does not repay his loan by
graduation his transcript is held
up. "We feel that if a student
gets the loan with no Interest
attached the least he can do Is
repay it" he said.
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