take the shamrock from i "Then t—And cast it on the sod; yot i OFFICIAL PUBLICATION SAN ANGELO COLLEGE It will take root and flourish Though under foot ifs trod." 17 ^an^angelo; texas7wednesday; NO. 13 ;AC Summer SAC TAX PAYMENTS Phi Thetia Kappas Initiate ill Starts NOW 96 PER CENT 27 New Members Monday Night Taxpayers who meet their obli­ ing to $67,449.14. gations to the San Angela College The formal initiation of the Phi The initiation was conducted by '•"•won In J me 2nd county-wide district provide a rosy These included $4,981.20 for gro­ Theta Kappa was held Monday president, Frank Strickland, vice- ceries and salaries at the cafe­ Son [Summf school registration will glow for the trustees. And they re­ evening, March 10, in the Ram president, Ivadell Vinson, and cor­ ' freshman teria. Dr. Bryan Wildenthal, presi­ > 2 and classes will start sponded with appreciation as they Room. The membership of the Phi responding secretary, Donn Rice. dent, confirmed today that opera- Jam surveyed tax returns this week, in­ Theta Kappa consists of the upper The Phi Theta Kappa song was a**,* «S0J j 3, Oie nine-weeks term will '®n.™ the cafeteria approximates J Aggie; 1 dicating tax payments aggregating ten percent of the entire student sung by Helane Taylor, Myrna Lcy $50,000 a year. The administration ge James offeree instead of the regular 96 per cent for the year. body. The new members listed ac­ Ray, Shirley Snider, and Joan hopes to break even on this opera­ ently. ' liro six-w ;ks terms This embraces $60,589 from ad cording to scholastic ratings are Park. Dr. Wildenthal gave the ad­ tion and to provide the best fcod valorem levies for the general fund as follows: dress of the evening. The first (A two f ay holiday will be given available for the student bodv he 10me Henderson, Douglas; Baker, honorary membership ever bestow­ economicjJ Illy 4 d 5. Final exams are and $38,101.16 toward bond retire­ said. a state office ment. Wayne; Beck, Ray Hall; Dierschke, ed by Beta Chapter was given to J fcheduledAug. 1. Balance in all funds as of Feb. r,ler this year] Delores; Bufkin, Phyllis; Stre- Dr. Ida Vernon, former sponsor Student may complete a maxi That's a right good record for a Was af «oo $^'^98.28 as compared to and faculty member of San Angelo f»e follow] ) hours in the nine-week dry year, they agreed. beck, George; Weaver, Lee; Grif­ of 1 $82,684.91 a month earlier. College. Mrs. Rosa Bludworth is tam Band, J |his one-half semester Bills Approved fin, Lynn; Ray Myrna Loy; Baker, lu ssicn. Trustees earlier in the school the faculty sponsor. h, and the E trial and the results will Trustees approved bills amount- Douglas; Booth, Patty; Mills, Jo­ J ) an is a year had estimated income of sephine; Palmer, Martha; White, Refreshments were served to t ' She was] carefu ly checked to see if the avorite. $292,304. The unrealized balance at Eleanor; Cox, Jimmy; Franek, members and a large group of will be used the follow­ this time is $111,742.49. The entire sweetheart ft>| ne plan Elizabeth; Kirkpatrick, Tommy; parents and friends. Approximate­ er. amount of $10,000 estimated from sie McClure. One Act Play Leaves Szalwinski, Mary Frances; Taylor, ly one hundred were present. [The dAn's office will make the Veterans Administration is in Billy; Curry, Don; Grisham, Rob­ iirvey of the courses desired by that unrealized balance. Trustees ert; Hurn, William; Matthews, prese it students within the For San Antonio indicated the delay in payment Joyce; Baker, Donald; Williams, Jesse Bogue Praises ext two weeks. After the survey creates a pinch that hurts. Elaine; Taylor, Helane; Ray, Bob­ been checked, the summer Drama instructor, Bill Ardis, and bie (late initiate from last semes­ SAC During Visit fcheduledwill be printed the cast of "Mooncalf Mugford" SHAMROCK DANCE HELD ter). Any st« dent in any class will be will travel to San Antonio Thurs­ ew books hsv(J FRIDAY IN RAM ROOM This list represents a group high "The nation's two-year colleges 1 shelved in (J sured a full offering of required day to take part in the Texas scholastically. They are of good are fast abandoning the familiar anuary and fj d electi re subjects. junior college one-act play_ . con­ . The Science Club had a Sham- moral character and are rated as prefix JUNIOR, because that title r. test San Antonio College is the rock Dance in the Ram Room good citizens. This number, includ­ doesn't do justice to the role such host school at this year's contest Friday evening. The dance was ing the number of active Phi Theta colleges play in their communities were several The San Angelo contingent will a climax to the recruiting drive Kappa members now in school, will today." ilar request arrive in San Antonio in time to is. I tare Honored put on the Science group. be slightly less than ten per cent That was the statement of Dr. est to thenin rehearse at the college auditorium Since the girls had more new of the student body last semester. Jesse P. Bogue from Washington, Hedicine1 at two o'clock Thursday afternoon. members accounted for on their D. C., executive secretary of the ts appreciate J TJCTA Meet The contest proper will begin Fri­ side, the boys had charge of all Senior Counseling Program American Association of Junior it Van Gofli day morning and last thru Satur­ arrangements for the dance. Continues For West Texas Colleges, who was at San Angelo nproving ones'i The fift annual convention of day with the winning plays giv­ James Scott, C. C. Clark, and Bill College Wednesday, March 5, on i. Two of t e Texas Junior College Teachers ing a second performance Satur­ Plummer had charge of arrange­ Eight SAC teachers are taking an advisory visit. 'won and 1 day night. ments. part in a counseling program for sociatln was held in the Gun- "The biggest problem we face ok especial The cast of "Mooncalf Mugford" Green and white was the decor West Texas high school seniors. Hotel, San Antonio, March 6, today," said Dr. Bogue, "is to get iby Sitters includes Bobbye Perry, Willie scheme, punch and cookies, the They are George, Barnes, Able, and 8. a public understanding cf what a h "attention, Reader, Mary Byrd, Katherine bill of refreshment. Those sci­ Robinson, D o o 1 e y, Bludworth, Mr. Lei lie T. Bare, SAC science community college is." He added he cover, Hays, and Jack Castello. entists really go but made when Peck, Carter, and Westerman. cher,I as honored as one of the that small colleges are so entwin­ dedicated to they sponsor a party. Mr. Barnes gives the Kuder pastl presidents; Mr. Ralph ed in community life, they do a the business preference tests to the seniors, and asterI iras chairman for the SAC Girl Becomes First broader and more democratic com­ exaa A t! the other instructors follow up the ting Lommitee, vice-chairman Member Of Women's Reserve POOR ATTENDANCE AT munity job in education than even ire of inte test with additional counseling. busin< education, and past SAC ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS the four-year universities. id Purple "Little Sonja went and done it." The counseling program has prov­ easur® of the association; Mr. Concerning San Angelo College, is. Sonja Brashears was sworn into Student attendance at the assem­ ed to be very valuable publicity ill" ArJ is was moderator for the Bogue said that it "has an excep­ the Organized Naval Reserve bly programs is constantly getting for SAC during the 5 years of its ^^^Mpartment; Mr. Paul V. tionally attractive plant . . . one of I in the I Tuesday night, March 11. She is smaller with each program. We existence, as well as profitable to 'eck ga« a panel discussion on the nicest in Texas." Dr. Bcguc re lots the first weman to become a mem­ must all attend these programs. seniors. lunior Col lege Theory; Dr. Wilden- said he had been told "by all means I'd probably s ber of the ROC in the San Angelo After all, they are for our benefit Two schools already covered this all anm Mr. Fraser were also in see the plant at San Angelo," dur­ district. Lt. Cmdr. H. D. Howard, and enjoyment. year that had not been covered ttcndarfl;. ing his current tour. commander of the local reserve Many colleges make their stu- before are McCamey and Midland. ht, February? The as Junior College Teach- post, was in charge of the cere- dents attend assembly. If volun­ Other schools visited already in­ He left here by plane late Wed­ ir Asso® tion delegates were offi- Hass spc mony. tary attendance cannot be main­ clude Christoval, Eldorado, Sonora, nesday for San Antonio and con­ n Room ally supj t ing three educational tained, we will be required to at- Ozona, Iraan, McCamey, Rankin, sultation at San Antonio College isues. A six weeks training course to game, Apr Bainbridge, Md., will be taken by tend. Barnhart, Big Lake, Mertzon, Thursday morning. Friday morn­ lples attendecj At a bu siness meeting on March Sonja this summer. Upon comple­ Water Valley, Sterling City, Gar­ ing, March 7, he addressed the an­ ere of " the numbers voted for enact- tion of her college work, she will DR. WILDENTHAL SPEAKS den City, Bronte, Robert Lee, nual convention of Texas Junior sr. One ent oH eacher retirement laws, beccme a commissioned ensign in Dr. Wildenthal has recently made Miles, Eola, Paint Rock, and Mil- College Association, which is the small ition for adequate sup- the reserve WAVES. a number of talks to different lersview. enly state association in the United .nscribed' "rt nior colleges as institu­ West Texas groups. New schools to be visited in the States. s name i tions of 1 gher education. March 2, he gave a lay talk to future include Richland Springs, Junior college enrollment in •ere covered' o asked for state legisla- Dr. Windenthal the Methodist church at Mason. San Saba, Goldwaithe, Santa Anna, Texas is about 50,000. Dr. Bogue that gave| ?.Cn teacher selection in March 6, he spoke at an assem­ Snyder, Colorado City, Monahans, said enrollment for the small col­ colors. It •or schools on the same basis bly at Junction High School. Crane, and Grandfalls. Other leges would be boosted by the en­ a well-won f te-supported 4-year col- Attends Meeting March 9, he gave a lay talk to schools to be visited in the future actment of a bill now before Con- n. the Methodist church at Ozona. include Eden, Melvin, Brady, Ma- | gress which would assign Reserve In San Antonio And on March 12, he spoke at son, Junction, Menard, Rochelle, j Officer Training Corps units to sectional meetings in- Winters, Ballinger, and Lake View, junior colleges. Udln the Paint Rock study club. r * iministration, vocational On March 6-7 in San Antonio an ' £uage, education and Dr. Wildenthal served with 7 other were being held Sat- v rc college presidents on a Committee Cif.,- ' *J h 8, closing day for the of Standards and Criteria for annual convention. m Courses and Personnel of Junior farltf barlSuet meeting Friday, Colleges. PlrriH 3 • Doak s- Campbell, He also attended the annual jeria^Ja University president, meeting of the Texas Junior Col­ hrnvc J U.nior need im- lege Teachers Association, March in P t- instruction. 7-8. function of a junior The recommendations of this instruction "at the crit- committee will be submitted to the nf VI f°Howing the conclu- Texas Education Agency. Matters crorHi sch°o1 curriculum, concerning collegiate affairs to be [tinued to Campbell. He con- recommended are as follows, standard academic courses which junior6® ,eatest challenge to the will justify state per capita appor­ «°uc| e„g; "« developing tionment, preparation of junior of such superior qual college teachers, and adequacy of JMiffectiveness its distin- plant and equipment. ®«rved •Tumiffht be readily ob- it8prodJ t »e superior quality of SAC CAMPUS BOASTS TWO SONG WRITERS 1 FrlfDiH cers wJl S1ine?5 session new offi- Jor, a elected with Joe F. Tay Some people can brag they have known Gershwin or Cole Porter, Mrs- Carl Waii chosen to succeed defit ot» ^aJlace, Tyler, as presi- but we have on our very own cam­ Phvlli, • r officers include Misses pus two such song writers to back Staph 3 ps and Adah Louise and be proud of. We hear tell Clinto^ X* Presidents; Robert around this campus that some of c°nlee J* y' and Miss Elaine the lyrics to these writings are JUST iee' treasurer. positively "dreamy" and the music PHI THETA KAPPAS SEEM HAPPY after their initiation last week. New members are the following: is really "sumpin." If you havnit Bottom row: Mary Frances Szalwinski, Elizabeth Franek, Patty Booth, Elaine Williams, Helane Taylor, Suzi e heard them as yet, then get in of AmeriiamtT°n' state historian Bobbie Ray, Martha Dean Paler, and Josephine Mills. Second row: Donald Baker, Eleanor White, Dolores Nation! °me Economics As- touch with Bob Cole and Willie wlU Dierschke, Myrna Loy Ray, Billy Taylor, and Tommy Kirkpatrick. Third row: Robert Grisham, Jimmy me dec a s a Reader and I'm sure they etinsll, * * t te officers' Cox, Don Curry, Wayne Baker, Douglas Baker, and Bill Hurn. Top row: Ray Hall Beck, Lynn Griffin, Lee plan thL J . Ustin March 8-9 to you a pretty good audition. Good Pn g W luck fellows. We sure hope you Weaver, and George Strebeck. Three not present were Joyce Matthews, Phyllis Bufkin, and Douglas Hen­ She a£ ? °Tk Shop. get these melodies on the Hit visited uEck by Eelton and derson. ^^•ry-Hardln Baylor. Parade." •el o. COLLEGE RAM PAGE, SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Wednesday ^ Page 2 SAN ANGELO March STUDENTS GiVEREASONS FOR CHIATI^ ?e<| esdaV- THE RAM PAGE Which Type 44% Telephone 8465 Room 203

Official Publication of San Angelo College, San Angelo, Texas Are You??? ar EDITOR Sonja Brashears It happens every y® that we find cur school infested with aJeur REPORTERS Chuck Seal, Glenn Lewallen, Carrol Griggs of"those students whose attitude is completely careless and thought­ Willie• • mit? ixcauci,Reader, Tommyiimiriiy rviiRpauKirkpatrick, iv**, %/v/JoVeta • cia Yochum,• •Fan- — •• n_ I _ _ ^ k i I ^ C. ^• il/J I AHif a Raarn less toward the activities of the nette Dingier, Carey McGuire, Jane Gould, Louise Beard, school. Generally, their attitude Martha Palmer, Bob Cole, and Joe Morrow. tends to run the same way to­ ward their studies, too. ADVISOR Mrs. Frances Carter Probably most of these persons are set in their ways; they've never volunteered their services for any­ TODAY'S EDITORIAL thing; and they see no need in Teachers Tests too Everyone wasting their time studying when 10 Put it's so easy to copy someone else s overempha­ difficult cheats— must ^ ' urem ""•S grad! WHAT THE WORD RED work or to make a few "cheat size test cheat to pass over on notes." They don't realize that they grades ire using other people as a teacher "" MEANS TO ME ARE YOU HONEST? •crutch" to lean on through school. In a By Tommy Kirkpatrick University 0f The "others"Wfiff can do all the work. . The daily scandals about Inter- Vi f A Red is a person who believes In moments of haste and f$ar, so that the parasites . . nai Revenue Bureau tax frauds in the dark in the communistic form of gov­ wiong strategy is often used by KL ar"n *rivantages and and RFC mink coats are causing ernment. He may live in Russia our leaders. Their mistakes are receive thetU!'r^ss many thoughtful citizens to won- received help on test. or, perhaps, next doer. He may be paid tor in loss of prestige and fun ot outside i . P- £jer whether a real decline in moral In a Purdue Youth Panel, high school p jU en lis Proc heavyset or light, tall or short, even in loss of life. Instead of that any amount of Standards isn't now occurring in Up drab or comely; but nevertheless, fearing the Reds, we should learn asked how many ,.uum ... „v,Qr,«,„^ urnvt. America. (_anCan it Debe true, as there is set in his brain a burning how to overcome their tactics of cheated on exams; u. an^minds of these leeches of hu- Shakespeare put It that. "To be Under desire to establish a classless so­ aggression. Many of the people in that less than 10 r»T ete ciety and a world union of Socialist man nature, and that ia not the | honest, "the world goea. ta to be students , heat* U ,• communistic territory are not a By Glenn Lei Soviet Republics. Reds. They do not love their form idea' of thui writing.' The people man picked out of ten thou- that from 10 to 50 p«| sand The Red has an ardent desire to of government. They are forced to we're interested in are those who • cheat; 1-' thought til [Tenr. s intramural make his form of government be­ support it. In 'Russia, fcr example, might like to be asked. We can- The West Point cribbing explo- 50 to 90 per cent ch7a1 kv th is week. Intn not examine your mind and tell sion and the basketball bribes at come a reality. We, as individuals only 3,COO,003 out of nearly 200,- thought that practicallyp Ch uck Seal, an of a democratic form of govern­ whether you are a member of the Bradley, Lcng Island, and other to ' C00,000 people are members of the one cheats (90 contestant was ment, often lie down on our job of Communist party. The living con­ first or second clan; only you can universities have brought worried, cent). eh posted in th keeping our government free. We dition in the average Russian's life do that satisfactorily. closed-door conferences among Said American Uniw |iedu tend to let the next person do our is not as terrible as we are led to This semester it might be advis- educators. Is the honesty virus Ralph Bedell recently" ; the hall if he ws share or in many cases, we do not believe. The worst condition is the able for each cf you to decide to also infecting our young people ing is a symptom of serioi pa •ings for the care if our bit is done at all. The fear of death or torture and that which group you belong. If you everywhere ? Guidance researchers cational weakness and J Red knows he must work hard and is what keeps the Russian in place. find yourself classed in the latter have numerous disquieting facts [pla? must) re-examine theireJ men's sir carefully if he is to achieve his This country and our form of group, why not talk to someone and figures on this question that cational philosophy, methj th goal. He is clever. He works on democratic government are not and express your desire to be a deserve far closer study than they curriculum." What are thoal liill Plummer, our emotions, fears, and prejudices. doomed. We must, though, start living, acting part ox your school have so far received. Here are nesses in our society that cj Mickler, Dou; He toys with us as a baby plays working right now if we are to instead of wasting time waiting some of them: ute to classroom cheating? Ochsner, Bill with a rattle. Often we become a halt the Red tide. Each of us must Ito be "discovered." Ycur school life Cog;rgin, Vance V marionette to be moved at his will be richer, you'll have more I wake up to the fact that the free Beware The Idew Of .March ott, lind Glenn Lev wish. And what does he do? He ride is over. From now on we must fun, and ycur rating with fellow j Glad to see you back on cj Tommy Kropp Peggy Cook joined tl J sits back and laughs at our stu­ make sacrifices to keep our free­ students and teachers will climb j Walking along the street, a man Ihirley Snider, pidity! dom. We might even have to resort rapidly. those who have gone |'arks, Vera 1 was attracted by screams coming Tuesday. Intelligent people should not to the old fashioned school of from a house. He ran in to in­ Frances Holi waste time fearing the word Red. thought, which is thinking itself. vestigate and found a frantic are matched A BIRD MAKES ANSI As we know, March 17, was mother whose small son had swal­ March can be and has been fair, LITTLE THINGS St. Patrick's Day. In at least lowed a nickel. Seizing the boy by I heard a wild bird singing Hiine doubles three cities in the U. S., Bos­ Kirk, Ro' frisky, flustered, ferocious, frus­ the heels, he held him up, gave rain; opp It's the little things you do ton, New York City, and San nop and Mostelli trated, fickle, festive, felicific, him a few shakes, and the coin And the little things you say; Francisco, the great day for dropped out on the floor. The "O little bird," I cried, "to| ind possibly c fidgety, flagitious, flashy, flippant, It's the little things you look the Irish resembles an official grateful mother was lost in admi­ you sing ; and Scott, Winn freaky, frantic, frenzied, frivolous, National Holiday. St. Patrick, ration. "You certainly knew how With all the world in agony| fld Decker, Co frolicsome, and fuzzy. March can That have their own winning way. the man who chased all the |id Plummer a to get it out of him," she said. pain? be a friend or a fiend. But we are It's the little things you feel snakes out of Ireland, was not "Are you a doctor?" "No, Madam," rs for the r How strange it is that you| always glad to see her because That count; little things you show an Irishman, but a Roman. he replied. "I'm from the Internal most of all you can never tell And little things from your eyes— He was born in England about Revenue Department." stand and fling I of the abo' what she will bring. That is why I love you so! 389 A. D., when Eritain was a Your glad song skyward Ts opponent part of the vast Roman Em­ II of two out HOMESICK IS weighted air pire and studied Christianity first-roum REAL AT SAC in Gaul (not France). Some Is filled with silver music ej fim r'ball and pi declared that, next to Saint Illness claims all, and is partial where." Hi the list Paul the Apostle, he was the I listened to his sweet, clear,I H>s, and each greatest missionary. to none. There seems to be no way H contestant I watched him through a n| e of knowing who will be next to be conl jit with Seal •Jrnitituto ^Jecnoioaico de 'ildonterr. tears " y __ „ " ~ afflicted with what ailment. So, • in the event Member Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools The Modern Gettysburg Address— we do not predict but report. And this is what the dauntlei ^|>ts are defen Hwith four re Member Association of Texas Colleges One score and eighteen years IreR°y Ccllins is home at this Replied to one bowed dowi writin with a l.twood Scotl ago our fathers brought forth upon K case of the chicken fears; I Seal, and 0 which he "Look up! despite the waysI this nation a new tax, conceived P * contracted the day die 11. B. Barge The Summer School ent in desperation and dedicated to the « J7 home, Thursday, March men, • were top as Ram Page staff ho There will be sunny roadstoj proposition that all men are fair I Pes Joe Ing crown in Of Distinction game. has no enemies he will wish the again." es >|ratulations Now we are engaged in a great P ^y sickness on, but will be kind H tl-built guarc Dr. Wildenthal was bust JULY 12 s AUGUST 23 mass of calculations testing wheth- considerate to keep them to m basketba! se f er that taxpayers or any taxpayer . ' - Get well socn Joe, you're gaged with a spade in thy H'ee throws t missed on the beside his car when a stP so confused and so improverished campus, H n the Winte; 19 52 ne girl We can env can long endure. We are met on ° y is Carl- hailed him. • iall Tourney ne f ee es NEW EXPERIENCE, INTEREST, SCHOLARSHIP Form 1040. We have come to ded- P^ - She enjoyed a week's Stuck__ in the mud? H tournament vacation said Dr. WO* icate a large portion of our in- , as a result of an infected "Oh, no," said Dr. wu Jackie mai Intensive Spanish and English rc;at come to a final resting place with :? - We envy the vacation, "My engine died, and im •charity tosse History, Literature, Philosophy, Sociology those men who here spend their i:iene- not the infected throat, a grave for it 3 Government and Law, Geography and Geopolitics ' |) receive an lives that they may spend our •'iser has be< Folklore, Arts and Crafts, Special Workshops money. INQUIRING REPORTER • ball since MODERN PLANT IN BEAUTIFUL LOCATION It is altogether anguish and tor- •A C at mid-1 SURROUNDED BY MOUNTAINS we cannot cheat, we cannot un-1 TO SMOKE OR NOT TO SMOKE; Write for full information: derestimate this tax. The collect­ MONTERREY TEC ors, clever and sly, who compute' THAT IS THE QUESTION ESCUELA DE VERANO, APDO. 118 here have gone beyond our power to add and substract. Monterrey, N. L. Mexico Our creditors will iittle note nor By JANE GOULD long remember what we pay here By Jane Gould but the Bureau of Internal Revenue A debate of some concern to can never forget what we report many students has been under way here it is rather for us to be ded- tor some time recently and the In­ in* h fd th6 great task remain­ quiring Reporter has obtained a ing before us— that from these few opinions on the matter. The vanished followers we take in r ^^f7tl0n week was met creased devotion to the few re-' with much disapproval on one maining, that we here highly re hand, and on the other with ob­ a n Xt year WiU not fi vious unconcern. Actually it is a us in £a Lhigher£ income tax brae-"d anything question that should bring aware­ it sure do< s Ket ness to each student who attends —Anonymous classes here. classrooms. .won \ Bonita TTie question; "WHAT DO YOU CARR HALL PLANS seems 10to me that" F sm tv BIRTHDAY PARTY GLASS t?ROOMS."°KING IN THE to smoke have plenO tween classes. ld apt Ronald Williams- "I C. C. Clark- \Za h»i' ' ; "7 wno became aTTfcl ^'— 1 don't like of it because mok i"? m Iwnf fif ing February and ere are lots of people v()US dency to release n ^ thJ rnrtai l"howil,»»V Rifln°c., ,i'ke smoke." 1 year in March. The committee for 7tan r,eld " 1 wls» could " Emily Heye— er3otJ at all necessary cigare' Rell wait an hour Fond is pretty bad off. „| resu B k Rbach, «j George °P °jon't W ' A w ogelo The girls are also planning Cannt 1 concentrateconcen as well with it- people ho _ _„ pin er rta n ent eV€n in his e e8 won't like it «® , «1 # Ride H^ K u ing for MaV?P ""J*® y " Shirley Snid«r ^ I r W w Wl11 be held in the Pan- n Cunningham "It might be Hi shows a lack Vict 5S ,rra c?rter ™ aS! n would <*p™d * Monterrey by the light of the moon, low students. iff* W n the Carr'SaCif. "^ ™ Jimmy Cox- ? °'|c M • the yrna Loy Ray—"I won't say fever." SAN ANGELO^OLLEG^RAM E, SAN PAG ANGELO, TEXAS Page 3 TRACK TEAM FARES WELL Independents, Bo Bos, Cougars In their first outing this year, the San Angelo College track team picked up 8 points in the Winners In Basketball Tourney junior college division of the Ft Worth Track and Field Meet held last Saturday. Victoria Junior College ran away Carr Hall, Lambda Taus In Finals with the meet. Gene Henderson The SAC Independents, favorite BULLETIN! other finals' berth in the men's picked up five of the points by of the mens' interamural tourney, division. registering a first in the discuss, swept past two opponents, the The SAC Independents, favorites a feat he accomplished in the Globetrotters and the Midget of the basketball tourney, came Elsie McClure and Barbara Holl- state meet at Austin last year, Mooses, to gain a berth in the from behind after trailing 11-0 way played inspired ball in the Class "B." He threw it 129 feet! championship game played last to take the mens' finals, Monday final period of the girls' game to night. The Independents found five inches. Monday night in the San Angelo narrow a 10 point deficit to two College gym. their oppenents close on their heels Other point-getters for the Rams points before an excited crowd. were Jerry Corbin and Douglas Dougal Cameron's forces romped until the middle cf the final per­ on the Globetrotters to the tune iod when the height of the Coug, A free throw by Fannette Dingier Baker. Corbin ran third in the ars, Lewallen and Seal, fouled out 100-yard-dash while Baker placed of 56-19 in the first game of the halted the Lambda Tau drive. fourth in the mile. tourney, and then they added the and the Independents rushed to a 54-39 win after leading 20-19 at Dingier compiled 11 points for the Members of the track team who Midget Mooses to their list vic- winners but surrendered the scor­ time of, 86-49. Two records for the half. entered events were Norman Cash, Ronald Parsley was high man for ing laurels to McClure who had 100 and 220 dashes; Ed Hartman, the tourney were established in 12 points for the sorority gals. the latter game when Slim Henson the losers with 18 points, while broad jump; and Curtis Wilhelm, Slim Henson was the big gun for Hollway had eight for the losers: is Program 880. hit 32 points to wipe out Glenn Barnette and Bishop each talliec Lewallen's previous high of 30 the winners with 16. The track team has already en­ Clifford Rowland led his Bo Bos seven markers. The outstanding tered the Texas Relays and the markers. The 86 points scored was guards on the floor were Joyce the other new record. from a 13-19 halftime deficit to Under Way Pioneer Conference meets which take third place in the tourney Mathews, Jo Veta Yocham, and will be held in April. In racking up their initial win Bobbie Davidson. Ely Glenn Lewallen over the Plummerites, four men with a 37-34 victory over the Mid­ get Mooses. In the only close game to be Tennis intramurals got under were responsible for the majority played in the tourney the first of points made by the Indepen­ Kiser hit 11 points for the y this week. Intramural direc- Track Team losers; Webb hit eight. Rowland week, the Cougars broke a 35-35 dents. Tom Milford, who like Slim tie when Glenn Lewallen hit a t, Chuck Seal, announced that meshed 14 tallies for the night to Shows Progress Henson was a Ram eager, led the spark the victors attack. Gene free throw and field goal with Ch con stant was to consult the way with 15 points followed by King was next with nine markers. three seconds remaining to enter hedule posted in the main foyer Spring is coming along in fine Gene Henderson's 13. A. C. Alley the finals against the SAC Inde­ the h if he wanted to find sparked the Glovetrotter attack pendents. Lewallen tabbed 26 of style and so is the track team of with 10 tallies. The winners had the scoring punch as the Midget the 38 points registered by the parings for the first round San Angelo College. Coach Max a 32-7 half-time lead. Mooses fell to the favorite. Jack Cougars. Rams Bonham Magness play. Bumgardner puts his boys through Atwood Scott was credited with Kiser chipped in 11 markers to and Clifford Rowland were the In the men's singles Norman their paces from 11 o'clock to 12 18 points against the Independents take runner-up scoring honors for point-getters for the losing Bo sh, Bi Plummer, A. C. Talley, but his team was unable to equal the losers. Besides Henson's 32 Bos. Magness scoring 13, Rowland in the morning. points, Milford poured in a reputa­ hitting 14. bby Mickler, Dougal Cameron, For the first few days all of the ble 26. SAC Independents 56 ^Hichsner, Bill Mikeska, Er- aspirants for the team worked out HOME EC CLUB Henson, 5-1-11; Hopkins, 3-1-7; s Cog in, Vance Winn, Atwood The Midget Mooses were a cinch in tennis shoes and shorts, but for the battle for third place by Polk, 0-0-0; Cash, 3-4-10; Hender­ iott, an Glenn Lewallen are en- HAYRIDE SET son, 6-1-13; and Milford, 7-1-15. ired. Tc my Kroppe, Willie Lou lately track shoes have been issued virtue of an earlier win over the Hotshots, a team comprised of Globetrotters 19 irk, Shirley Snider, Dixie Ritter, to the boys and the workouts have FOR MARCH 24 Bumgardner, 2-1-5; Alley, 5-0-10; ^Hrks, Vera Rowe, Peggy Paint Rock boys. Trailing by two been getting gradually longer and The San Angelo College Home points at the close of the first Talley, 2-0-4; Plummer, 0-0-0; antt, I'ranees Holt, and Patsy Ward, 0-0-0-; Fields, 0-0-0; and longer. Ec Club met Monday night, March period, the Mooses edged ahead yan ire matched in the girls' by halftime and left their oppo­ Corbin, 0-0-0. gles. The team is expected to enter in 10, with Clarence Chance as guest * • * 1 most of the major track and field nent far behind at the beginning Femini doubles entries are speaker. Mr. Chance, of Cox Rush­ of the third period. Massey's squad Midget Mooses 50 ropp lid Kirk, Rowe and Gant, events, as well as tennis singles, ing Greer Beauty Salon gave the was on the short end of a 50-28 Kiser, 8-1-17; Burkes, 1-3-5; Webb, shop nd Hosteller, Holt and doubles, and golf. Aspirants for count at the game's conclusion. 4-0-8; Scott, 6-0-12; Ford, 4-0-8; iryan lid possibly others. Lewal- the team are composed of ex-foot- girls ideas about new hair styles Wigzell, 0-0-0; and Graham, 0-0-0. and even styled several of the Stan Brosig was high man for to and < ott, Winn and Hopkins, ball and basketball players, return­ the losers with 10 points. Hotshots 28 lie and Decker, Coggin and Co­ ing track lettermen, and other girls' hair for them. Coggin, 2-0-4; Wilkes, 0-0-0; Mas- rn, an< Plummer and Talley are boys who are trying their hand Down in the second bracket a sey, 3-0-6; S. Brosig, 5-0-10; Bro­ The club members discussed a battle to decide who the other ntende s for the men's doubles for the first time for the college. hayride for the next social. The sig, 4-0-8; and Odom, 0-0-0. itles. The track mentor seems well championship contender was, • * * hayride had been scheduled earlier, waged between the high flying ^•)f the above is to meet pleased with the turnout and en­ Bo Bos 50 but was postponed because of cold Bo Bos and a team with the all- ith his opponent this week for thusiasm about track here at SAC Magness, 5-0-10; Rowland, 8-0-16; weather. It is now scheduled for conference forward of the Rams, match of two out of three sets and thinks that his boys are com­ March 24. All the club girls and R. Williams, 1-0-2; King, 4-0-8; Glenn Lewallen, on its roster— Wilhelm, 5-0-10; Baker, 2-0-4; and deciJ first-round winners. ing along in fine style. Last year their dates are invited. the Cougars. The Bo Bos, led by Vollei D. Williams, 0-0-0. >all and ping-pong come the San Angelo "cinder-rella" team It was announced that some ctf Rams Clifford Rowland and Bon- Kt on the list of intramural took a third place berth at the the girls still had not paid their Cowboys 34 ham Magness, vaulted by the Cow­ Helvey, 1-0-2; Hurn, 7-0-14; Rape, itivities and each team or in- meet in Stephenville, but this year dues, and they were asked to boys, 50-34, and the Sad Sacks, 66- ividuaB contestant is encouraged is striving for a higher standing. pay them as soon as possible. 4-0-8; Collier, 2-0-4; Edwards, 3- 22, to earn the right to play the 0-6; Butler, 0-0-0; and Arrott, consul with Seal about partic- Hostesses at the meeting were Cougars for the finals' berth The kting i he events. Big Mama's EVCHANGES 0-0-0. as follows: Louise Beard, Velma Cougars, boasting one of the tall­ • * * hedaur.'-•ot-Shols are defending volleyball The great scientist spoke: "Ex­ Hurley, and Donna Jameson. Other er teams in the tourney, beat a wed do#:Btlists w four returning letter- members at the meeting were as Cougars 50 ercise kills germs, but we can't good Dum Dums team, 50-44, for Lewallen, 14-2-30; Seal, 4-1-9; Scott, Jay Spears, figure out how to make the darn follows: Francis Benton, Pat the right to meet the Bo Bos. ^^H>eal, and Jackie Kiser, Booth, Beverly Brooks, Nancy Dar- Faught, 1-0-2; Ramirez, 1-0-2; things exercise." Rowland's 16 and Curtis Wil- Parsley, 2-0-4; A Spears, 1-0-2. 'hi e R B. Barger and Howell sey, Willie Lou Kirk, Tommy helm's 10 points were high for i &• 'ere top aspirants for the Kropp, Josie Mills, Lucille Male- Dum Dums 44 "I want some hosiery for my the Bo Bos against the Cow­ J. Spears, 4-1-9; Baker, 7-5-19; ng-poB g crown in the past year, chek, and Nita Dillard. boys. Bill Hurn was leader for tongra illations Jackie Klser! wife." Kile, 0-0-0; Strebeck, 4-0-8; Bar­ "Sheer?" the Cowboys with 14. ger, 4-0-8; and Graham, 0-0-0. built guard letterman for • * * e Rji basketball squad made "No, she's home." April Fool's Date Rowland also showed the way e throws than any other as the Bo Bos took the Sad Sacks Bo Bos 66 he ineligible for conference basket­ For Lambda Tau into camp. He ripped the nets Magness, 6-1-13; Rowland, 10-0-20; H Winter's Independent King, 8-1-17; Baker, 3-0-6; R. Wil­ etbf Tourney. While playing ball play. for 20 points while Keith Coburn's Kid Dance 14 was high for the losers. liams, 1-0-2; D. Williams, 0-0-0; tournament for Horner's No date has been set, but it PPos, ackie made nine out of might be interesting to note that Once again this year, the The Cougars found the going Renner, 3-0-6; and Welhelm, 1-0-2. rough against the Dum Dums in Sad Sacks 22 ^ ve c irity tosses. For this feat early in April intramural softball Lambda Tau girls are going to ' o receive an award of some will begin. Team managers will have a "Kid Day Party". If you the closing minutes of their "get- Coburn, 5-4-14; Winn, 1-0-2; soon start shaping up their ball were here last spring, you no together." Lewallen's shots were James, 0-0-0; Wolston, 0-0-0; Ri­ gue V afl h*s been plftyin& city true enough to send Chuck Seal's ley, 2-0-4; and Bookout, 1-0-2. since clubs so that each team will be doubt remember the antics and fun m el el his graduation Dums, paced by Donald Baker * * * C at mid-term ruled him in top shape for the season. there were. If you are a freshman, I'll tell you about the party. team to a 10 point halftime lead, Sac Independents 86 April Fools' Day is the date and but then a fighting bunch of Dums Hopkins, 4-1-9; Henson, 14-4-32; the Ram Room is the place. The who hit 19 points in the encounter, Milford, 13-0-26; Cash, 1-1-3; Hen­ dance is a backward dance be­ came with a basket of the victors derson, 3-0-6; Cameron, 1-0-2; and cause that's the only way the boys with two minutes to go. A tip Polk, 4-0-8. will come — the femmes must drag in by Lewallen made the Dum Midget Mooses 49 them. Rules of the dance say that Dums hopes fade away. Ford, 3-4-10; Scott, 9-0-18; Kiser, everyone attending must be dress­ The girls' champion was settled 4-3-11; Burkes, 1-2-4; Webb, 1- ed like a wee urchin. Prizes will be Friday night when the Lambda 0-2; Graham, 1-0-2; and Wigzell, given for the cutest lil boy and Taus and Carr Hall met. The sor­ 0-0-0. ority gals whipped an old rival, cutest lil girl. Script is four bits, couple or the Sigma Alpha Chis, by a con­ Lambda Tau 32 McClure, 3-0-6; Hollway, 3-0-6; stag, so drag out the rompers and vincing 32-4 count to reach the Holt, 5-2-12; Horeis, 4-0-8; Mat­ pinafores my amigos, and go to the finals. Carr Hall put up a stiff defense to trample the Indepen­ thews, 0-0-0; Brashears, 0-0-0; Tootie Kid Day Party. dents, 28-5. Not a field goal did and McGuire, 0-0-0. & the Carr Hall girls surrender. Sigma Alpha Chi 4 SAC CHORUS Frances Holt was the leader in Scott, 1-1-3; Booth, 0-1-1; Kropp, the scoring department for the 0-0-0; Ritter, 0-0-0; Lucas, 0-0-0; GOES ON TOUR Lambda Taus with 12 tallies; Lewis, 0-0-0; West, 0-0-0; Mills, Ch ru Scott had three points for the 0-0-0; Jordon, 0-0-0; and Buck, The San Angelo College ° s Sigma Alpha Chis. In the other 0-0-0. of 52 voices will take the first of powder puff affair the offensive * * * two tours to high schools of the stars were Serena Barnett for the Carr Hall 28 area on Wednesday, March 26th Carr Hallers and Suzie Jameson Barnett, 10-1-21; Davidson, 2-0-4; would 4 when they journey to Ballinger in? has'1 for the Independents. Serena Dingier, 1-1-3; Yocham, 0-0-0; Coleman, knd Brady. The program scored 21 points while Suzie hit Mashburn, 0-0-0; D. Jameson, 0-0- will consist of both sacred and three. 0; and Bishop, 0-0-0. secular choral numbers, plus sev­ Winners of both tourneys will Independents 5 Io liv eral ensemble offerings. A second receive medals. S. Jameson, 0-3-3; Ouida Shoe- cigs^ zeli rav_ *stock judging team, consisting of Beverly Thorn triD will be taken on Tuesday, Con Babb and A late Lambda Tau rally fell brouke, 0-2-2; Bryan, 0-0-0; Mou- * <3 Ji on hi Bill Sims, placed first in swine judging^ April 1st to Midland and Sterling ..j p result ta ^ but unfortunately did not place in sheep judging ant three points short in the finals of tos, 0-0-0; Beard, 0-0-0; and ke n AC team lac Brooks, 0-0-0. •t l' * Aiu'eir! V t P *d third in the final tabulation of the Cl the girls' intramural basketball The college group presented a tourney as the Carr Hall belles ^ReamfV Stock Show and Rodeo- SAC team nreview of the program in assem­ "'aud* from Paris JC, Victoria JC, and Wcatherford JC. Mr. won by a 27-24 verdict Friday Dean: "What are those empty bly on Friday, March 14th. New night. The Cougars knocked off coke bottles doing in this dormi­ Hi-Dota? coached the SAC team. __ robes which have been ordered for Vi at the Bo Bos in the semi-finals of the tory room?" cto. ^dividual in the judging contest was Glenn Hoffman this year's increased group were Mary Nell: "I wouldn't know, C°llege- „ men's tourney in the second game f „„t ready for the appearance Fn- sir. I never bought an empty bot­ tbird ud c of the night. The SAC Indepen­ U^uncje,! at a . junior college j g^"£^ ?" Xsw-vf day. but it is hoped that they wn lt dents had already clinched the tle in my life." the In?].,. V^speciiUecial breakfastores held as a courtesy of Cotton Oil t o be ready for the trip on the 26th. I ^ Us Ho*el dining room on Sunday morning. PPHi •

SAN ANGbloo>lleg Page 4 Assembly Honors Books Presented TIPS FOR SUCCESS— Phi Theta Kappa In Practice Set To SAC Library Assembly Friday was the scene Members of Cc -^ °untine Five new books were Cf the introduction of the new Phi breathed a sigh ofTeW^ I Learn Your Department Walk to the library last week, Mrs. Theta Kappa members. Frank March 11, When thev ^ Frances Carter announced^ Strickland, president, presided, completedcomnlpfprt practice Lt* * Mr and Mrs. Mart Findiater Dean Able made the address, and From The Texas Ranger presented My Cousin Ra<*el Donn Rice gave the response. Dr ter. This J by cu daphne du Manner J« Wildenthal. Mrs. Bludworth and a weekWeek andfanri a„ ^half eCtof „ «of, Mrs. Norman B. Taylor, t Dr Bogue, secretary of the For those who do S?"' laters and Captain and Mra. Dairtd National Junior College Associa­ counting and are not ?« tak| not Gunn presented Horses, edited by tion, were honored guests. the principles „f th' »% Bryan Holme in memory of Sidney The new members were called to practice set is a grmm *Ub Sanderson Millspaugh, Jr., and the stage and introduced. The pro­ transactions f„r a * Barbaraas by Par Lager ws gram was brought to a close by enterprise for a whole s n atn/innf ^A. ^ mmonthnth ] memory of Mrs. Emma Schley. Mr. the singing of the Phi Theta Kappa student must take th0 ° '' and Mrs. Mart Findiater present­ song by Shirley Snider and Joan tions and record ?£ tn« ed Showboats The History of an Park. "books" of the business * American Institution by F pletingthis, totals Graham in memory of Mrs. Wil­ culated and posted to vart, 1 liam Anson. Capt. and Mrs^ David "books". Then these 1e jj Gunn in memory of Mrs. Norman they are called, must be 2 '• B. Taylor presented Forty Famous ed in long detailed forms Composers, edited b y Henry I he entire set m»v . . I Thomas and Dana Lee Thomas. total of anywhere from J hours, depending upon the Li Noted Educator of the student, buUhfs a Jones, the instructor, made? Dies In Florida datory for the practice set , in ink. making it harder and Dr. W. W. Charters, well known tedious. Ul educator and close friend of Mr. A. C. Adams and M R W/S/CAk. EJ Harold Barnes died last week from have been on the lips of, a heart attack while in Florida. counting student in the CW Dr. Charters and his wife vis­ cause they were the partner ited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnes the business that possessed the! the earlier part of the month and of books. Complications aroJ Dr. Charters was greatly im­ every hand L lore finally achi pressed by the SAC campus. ing completion, but each studt Dr. and Mrs. Charters and Mr. looking forward to a time ab and Mrs. Harold Barnes met while month from now when the pan they all were students at the ship of Adams ind Parker dec University of Chicago and have to incorporate their firm been friends ever since. Dr. Chart­ swing into "big business." ers was formerly associated with Stephens College in Missouri and during the war he was director of the Bureau of War Manpower Prexy's Home Training. Board Topic ABEL BECOMES DELEGATE Dean Abel has been elected to The building of a pres the Council of Delegates for the IS THERE A STYLE? home and the problem of s Mid-Texas State Teachers Conven­ "For heavens sakes that's much the trees and shrubs on thet tion comprising 22 counties of the too short, Wynta!" us during the drouth, were | mid-western section of Texas. The grin on Mozelle's face was points discussed by the col This council acts as a board of one of earnestness, and Wynta's trustees last Wednesday nightl directors for the schools in these expression was one of exaspera­ Plans to extend the testing f 22 counties. tion, but she slowly unpinned the counseling pi ;tam to 11001 A meeting of the group was held hems in the dress riding pants high school seniors at an last Friday night at the civic and was prepared to start over1 date than last year was pre! auditorium. and repin the pants again. She to the trustees. The more you think you know, had lost track of the times they Board member W. D. Taylot| the more you'd better listen. had gone through the procedure, ported on plans for the fully convinced that there never dent's home on the campus, Nobody ever had an unkind would be a satisfactory length. home will probably cost morel! thought about his fellow citizen The fact that all of this was the $20,000 available. when he was laughing hard. taking place in the Carr Hall liv­ President of the board, ing room did not seem to faze Henderson, introduced the The most comfortable place to anyone. People came in and lem of saving the trees and shi live is just within your income. watched the "goings-ons." Some It was the opinion of the tn gave unhelpful advice while others that hiring private contractoi Now someone had advanced the chuckled and passed by. haul water would be too« theory that square meals make "After all," Mozelle continued, The county is to be contactedl people round. "these pants, or any dress pants, possible help '• makings** have to be a stylish length or storage tank available The Idle rumors are apt to get busy they just won't do." feels that the releasing of sooner or later. Just as Wynta was about to slowly on the trees proves i ask how the new length fitted, effective. It is one thing to itch for some­ the phone rang and Mozelle "took- Approval was granted for 1 thing but quite another thing to off" to answer it. She talked for for a summer school of nine ij scratch for it. a few minutes. Returning, Mozelle duration. r/ff said, "These are fine; gotta go now. Thanks Wynta!" Many a guy spends sleepless MRS. CARTER SPEAKS nights counting sheep because erf a little lamb. I've never been dated, AT CONCHO P TA Little Theater Doing Mrs. Bludworth I've never been kissed. ar They said if I waited Mrs. Carter took p> J When the good Lord made the I Concho Parent-Teacher P New Trio Of Plays Is Speaker world, He made the canyons, the No man could resist The lure of a pure, innocent Miss. Monday afternoon. She SAC Little Theatre members are At Teacher's Meet mountains, the mesas, the plat­ the value of college educauo eaus; He made the desert, the for­ (The trouble is—I'm fifty.) in the midst of hectic activity. Mrs. Rosa Bludworth of SAC Three one-act plays besides the est, the sea. Then he looked was one the teachers taking part around, saw that the job wasn't contest play, "Mooncalf Mugford," in the program of the District are in rehearsal. quite finished, so as the final touch Class IRoom Teachers Meeting held He made the birds and the flow­ "Dark Lighthouse," as its name in San Angelo last week. She ers. What He created was a mas­ suggests has its setting in the in­ discussed college problems in Eng­ terpiece. Banish, if you please, all terior of a lighthouse on a stormy lish Friday afternoon in the Eng­ the musical instruments ever coast. Morgan played by Jerry lish division. made. We would still not be lack­ Rape; and Keel, Tommy Kirkpat- ing in song as long as birds exist rick, are lighthouse keepers who LIFE LOYALTIES 3 are left alone when the air boss ANOTHER DAY Serving West Texas For 30 Year is taken ashore for an appendec­ I am not bound to win, but I am tomy. bound to be true. "Honey, jes' lissen! Don't cry I am not bound to succeed, but I an' fret; der's a whol' day t'mor "That's My Baby," a hilarious am bound to live by the light row thet ain't been teched yet little comedy of errors, takes place that I have. Mought be a sunrise mak* yo' heart in a boarding house. Joe Hall por­ I must stand with anybody that shout—Look jes' like heaven turn CoafSfc-- trays a struggling young artist, stands right, stand with him ed inside out! Dick Summers. Billie Arledge while he is right. Mought be a-walkin' 'long o' de mij £\©a>ers o*e plays his fiancee, Elizabeth Carl- And part with him when he goes road, fin' a gol' nugget, big as a sen. Other characters include Max- wrong.—Abraham Lincoln toad! Mought turn a corner mos' tro«» -fcke ine Colven, the landlady; La Juan eny place—bes' friend a-smilin Lawson, the baby's mother; and right in yo' face! Don Fields, a police officer. "Auto-Graph" Could Replace Heart o'mine, lissen! Why will Shorthand Teachers In Future "Playing with a Play" is a well yo fret ? Der's a whol' day t'mor Tk. 8tor. row thet ain't been teched yet!" written bit of nonsense, satirising "Will shorthand teachers be re­ Grdfdet)£ playwrights. The cast include? placed by a "45" record in the —Anna B. Bryant Fr.. City-Wide Laverle Hays, a playwright-direc­ future?" No doubt that's what Mr. bwt 8159 Drug Need Deliver tor, Miss Suds; Don Tonne, a stu­ Masterson is wondering. The rea­ LASTING SATISFACTION dent playwright, Mr. Wouldby; son is that the new machine that There is no truer and more abid Old CknivboM It©ad Donald Williams, a father, Mr. has been added to the methods Ivory; Jack Castello, the hero, Mr. employed in his classes. ing happiness than the knowledee that one is free is go on doing, Ruler; Emily Heye, the heroine, The Auto-Graph is a recording Miss Ivory; Bob Cole, the villain, machine equipped with a small day after day, the best work one Mr. Inkwell; and Jerrie Johnson, earphone and is stopped or started »nH tw m the, kind one ,ikes b*»t the vampire, Mrs. Pencil. by kicking one of two pedals. Mr. and this work is absorbed bv a Masterson records several letters steady market and thus supports We are advised to pay our taxes and during practice periods, the ones own life. Perfect freedom ' "with a smile." Gosh, that would shorthand students play them reserved for the man who lives be easy, but the tax collector de­ back. by his own work and in that work JEWtlill does what he wants to do. WEST TEXAS'LEADING mands cash! Ah, this age of gadgets! Ang« —R. G. Oollingswood 202 S. Chadbourne Phone 8168 San