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Ram Page March 2 1940 i OFFICIAL PUBLICATION SAN ANGELO COLLEGE VOL. 6. San Angelo, Texas, March 2, 1940 No. 20 DAVIS DEFEATS DAVENPORT FOB PRESIDENCY, 112TO 87 HERE'S YOUR PRESIDENT RUN-OFF NECESSARY FOR THREE FISH POSTS; SOPHS FULGHUM, STONE, JOHNSON, COVINGTON, Eight Rams Given Cage ABBOTT, STEPHENSON WIN RACES ON FIRST VOTE The constitution for their firsi Letters; Seven Are Back student government completed and Notice Coach Pete Sikes has named approved, San Angelo College stu­ NYA STUDENTS GIVEN eight squadsmen as Ram basketball dents waded through a scramble of NOTICE OF MONTHLY A majority of the voters have lettermen for the just-completed campaign signs and "hillbilly" bands DEADLINE ON REPORTS chosen my opponent for the job. whirlwind campaign in which the to the polls Friday morning and Just allow me to say that I am New practice by the front busi­ Rams won 13 of their 22 tilts and selected their major officers. with that majority and now will ness office concerning time sheets in which the locals won six of their The intense race between Paul give him my full support. Any aid for N. Y. A. students was announc­ last seven games. Davis, sophomore from Eldorado, that I may render will be given ed this week. In the future when The lettermen will meet this week and John Davenport, freshman, freely. We must all work together students do not turn in their hours to elect a captain for the past sea­ saw Davis collect a majority of the these first trying days; any dissen- by a given time, the report will be son and also an acting captain for 199 ballots cast. Davis garnered sent off minus credit for the lag­ the coming year. These lettermen, 112 votes against 87 for Davenport. tion might lead to failure. Rest as­ gards. four of which are receiving this Run-offs are necessary in three sured my shoulder will be behind President Elkins made the decis­ honor for the second time, are auto­ of the six freshman council posi­ the wheel, not against it. ion after repeated delays each matically members of the Ram As­ tions. Candidates received a ma­ John Davenport. month in waiting for a few stu­ sociation. jority in all soph divisions. R-A-M-S dents to turn in their hours. Lettermen named are Red John­ Results in sophomore ballot for EGLANTINE COMING Pictured is Paul Davis, sopho­ Office Secretary Helen Abbott son, Paul Davis, Hugh Welch, Miles councilmen are No. 1—Allen Ful- Definite announcement concern­ more from Eldorado, who was elec­ has announced that hour slips for DeLaney, Nolen Sowell, Leon Jen­ ghum (winner) 34, Odelle Williams ing the annual Eglantine Festival ted president of the San Angelo the month of February must be in nings, R. C. Thomas and Clayton 18, Leroy Lott 12; No. 2—Geraldine will be made in next week's Ram­ College student body yesterday. her hands by noon, Friday, March Blakeway. John Davenport receiv­ Stone 34, Texas Carter 32; No. 3— page. Davis has been an outstanding stu­ 8 as reports are due in the govern­ ed a numeral as student manager Clayton "Red" Johnson 38, Charles dent in S. A. C. for two years, fig­ ment office March 9. Coach Sikes has pleasant cage "Chuck" Taylor 25; No. 4—Jerry uring prominently in sports and R-A-M-S prospects for next season, all of the Covington (uncontested); No. 5— council members, bringing the full other activities. He is captain of lettermen except Welch being eli­ Helen Abbott (uncontested). No. 6 council membership to 15. Each the football team, vice-president of NOTED PIANIST DUE gible to return for one or more — Elbert Stephenson 47, Clovis class elected six councilmen, the the Ram Association, vice-president NEXT ARTS SERIES SHOW years. The Rams ended the season Brakebill 19. number divided proportionately be­ of the Theta Beta Zetas, star bas­ Next in the series of San Angelo in a tie for second place with De­ Freshmen results were Place No. tween San Angelo and out-of-town ketball and track man. He will be College musical arts series will be catur Baptist College, each team 1—Billy Bert Wills 55; Gerry Phil- j students. back at S. A. C. again next fall. presented March 18 when Virgean losing three conference melees in lips 31, Lewis Wilson 27, and Albert | The complete ballot as offered Davis defeated John Davenport, Englande Estes, famed pianist, ap­ the west zone of the Texas Junior Blakeway 20. (Run-off necessary j students Friday was as follows: freshman, for the position. pears in the S. A. C. auditorium. College Conference. between Wills and Phillips); No. 1,FOR PRESIDENT: R—A—M—S She is a Texan and got her start R-A-M-S- —Ellalie Alderman 98, Miles De Paul Davis "INCOGNITO" RAMS WIN in New York in 1932 when she es­ Laney 35; No. 3—Ralph Chase 109, John Davenport. BOTH ASSEMBLY PERIODS tablished herself as one of the Ray Stevens 23; No. 4—Richard SOPHOMORES: FILLED THIS WEEK The Community Gym basketball country's foremost young musici­ Bogart 80, Terrisa Lay 28, Betty No. 1—Allen Fulghum and Obelle team, composed of San Angelo Col­ ans. She always had a desire to Assembly periods this week were Slaton 24; No. 5—W. C. "Peaberry" Williams and Leroy Lott. lege cagers, won its opening game come back to her "Sunny South" well used. Coffey 65, Ned Leidecker 59, and No. 2—Gerry Stone and Texas in the Independent Tournament at and the curernt tour is a realiza­ At Tuesday's regular priod, Carl Jim Woods 7. (Run-off necessary Carter. Lake View last night. tion of that dream. Brumbelow presented a musical pro­ between Coffey and Leidecker); No. 3—Red Johnson and Chuck The CGs. downed the Knights of R-A-M-S gram. Gerry Stone and Minnie No. 6—Louise Briscoe 56, Frank Taylor. Zocah, 47 to 21, leading all the way. Frances Davis played a piano num­ Proctor 51, and Max Garman 24. No. 4—Jerry Covington. COAST-GUARD LECTURE Leon Jennings had a big night, hit­ ber, Anna Helbing sang three songs (Run-off necessary between Briscoe No. 5—Helen Abbot ting the hoop for 19 points. M. A. Whalen, representative of and numerous announcements were and Proctor. No. 6—Elbert Stephenson and The CG's meet the Water Valley the United States Coast Guard, lec­ made. The run-off for freshmen places Clovis Brakebill. Independents tonight at 7 o'clock tured and showed films of coast Thursday morning was given over will take place Monday. FRESHMEN. in the semi-finals. If they win that guard life and work Friday of last to politics. "The Meal Ticket" con­ Almost two months ago, Presi­ No. 1—Gerry Phillips and Billy one they will play in the finals at week in the auditorium. Over 50 sumed the major portion of the dent Wilson Elkins proposed stu­ Bert Willis and Albert Blake­ 10 o'clock. S.A.C. students attended the lecture time and all candidates for posi­ dent government for San Angelo way and Lewis Wilson. R-A-M-S and a number have shown interest tions in yesterday's election were College, provided that a student No. 2—Ellalie Alderman and Miles in finding out more about the work. given a chance to express them­ committee would draw up a consti­ DeLaney. FIZ-EDS WRANGLE President Elkins has some addi­ selves. tution which would be approved by No. 3—Ralph Chase and Ray Ste­ tional literature and information R-A-M-S a majority of the students. 'It re­ vens. The four San Angelo College phy­ left by Mr. Whalen. quired more than a month for the No. 4—Terrisa Lay, Betty Slaton sical education classes have been RAM-PAGE OUT FRIDAYS R-A-M-S committee to complete its work, and Richard Bogart. engaging in a round robin basket­ The Ram-Page will be issued reg­ but the students gave it almost No. 5—W. C. Coffey and Ned Lei­ ball tournament this week. FLU TOLL MUCH LESS ularly on Fridays as has been the unanimous approval upon submis­ decker and Jim Woods. R-A-M-S Old Man Flu's toll among college custom all year. The paper was sion. No. 6—Max Gorman and Louise FOOD FOR THOUGHT students and teachers was consid­ held over until Saturday this week Monday through Wednesday of Briscoe and Frank Proctor. Whether ye're on the sea or the * * * erably less this week, records show. in order to get the late results in this week was given over to candi­ land we've all got to go at the word The highest absentee list of the the election for student positions dates for announcement for major Balloting on the constitution last of command.Mark Twain. year was posted last week follow­ under the new student government offices and campaign propaganda. week saw the students give the R-A-M-S ing an unexpected cold, wet spell of R-A-M-S The time was well used. Two "par­ plan almost unanimous support, Mr. Pope: What is H204. ties" and numerous independent only 11 votes being registered Billie Blanton: For drinking sir. weather. MEMBERS INTRODUCED R-A-M-S candidates took the field. Activity against the constitution. R-A-M-S— A father's son, just home from Theta Beta Zetas introduced their resembeled the last Texas guber­ Immediately following official We worry about thnigs we want school, took great pride in using six new freshmen members to old natorial race, laugh-provoking and confirmation of their election by to do, but can't—in the place of college slang, and at breakfast ta­ members when they met at the tear-bringing speeches and "hill­ the canvassing committee, the coun­ doing that which we could do—but ble called out: "Mother, chase the Royal Temple last Tuesday night.
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