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Page Four RENEGADE RIP Annual Frosh-Soph Cage Tilt To Set Off Season • ------·------+ I Renegades Head For Long Beach Clicking Frostmen Veteran Quintet t Tromp Glendale Favored Over VOL. XIV BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA, DECEMBER 3, 1941 No. 11 Cl 1941 F b II S To imax oot a e~-o~n ______In 10_0 Battle Yearlings Running true to form, the Experts Give Up-And-Coming Frostmen Local football fans ,vitnessed n wild !Announcer Has His Renegade cagers will start their Toss-Up To Take Viking Eleven t'xhibition of forward passing in basketball season by first en Troubles: Williamson Griffith Stadiuin last week as the dulging ln a old-fashioned fam Coach Jack Frost and his Renegades gazed at the slightly Renl•gacle gridiron vanquished the overscast skies today and prayed for the weather gods to withold '·Hey, you, dat ain't Pet('. Dat'sJ ily brawl-the Freshmen versus the Lakeshore fogs long enough tomorrow for them to settle Butch running wid da bawl. An' dat Vaqu1'ros of Glendale Junior Co1lege the Sophomores. The annual ain't Elmer who tackled dat guy 10-0. their 1941 gridiron controversy with the Long Beach Vikings. Inter-class game is scheduled Earlier this season the Renegades journeyed all the way to either. Tt's number Rixty-six. You ALiy applying their lightning of- for Friday afternoon. the beach city only to receive a misty reception from the fog read his number up-side-down," con f Pn:'it' tht' Frost1ncnt n1adc the second tradicts son1e nosey fan aR the an Yet, the. odda on this ~amily affair filled Pacific skies which caused the game to be postponed. quart{'r of the fracas n most import- ~--- nouncer tries despc>rately io dran1a are far from true to form. For the Bakersfie 1d scouts report that the. ant ont'. All stores ,vcre 1nade in this Applications for next sen1ester's WeJco111ing an opportunity to "g-o tize a game over the public address Viking crew is as tough as a boot. first time in many moons, the upper Tickets Now Available formal" and to pay ho1nage to thl' systen1. quarter. Civil Aeronautics Authority flight I The starters are big and strong, and clf:Lssmen are pre-game favorites. Defeated but not downcast by their rnembcrs of the Renegade squad fnr George Williamson, Renegade foot Don Wachob':, heads-up line play training program are now being taken For Banquet Friday their reserves are plentiful and Heretofore, the Yearlings have. a.:. 1941, Rena and Reynald today arl' ball announcer has been thC' fall guy in the jaycee office, announced Dean loss of the Hi-Jinks attendance con- Tickets for the annual FootbalJ I capable. They, not unlike the Rene in rel'overing n Glendale fumble on Theron Taber. Flight training will i·eadying thernselves for the annunl for know-'e111-all-fans all season. If the visitor's 28 paved the way for the sumed the role as leaders, and invar Attendance figures for the home te~t, aophomore members of the Asso· Banquet will be on sale today, Junior College Football Banquet, to gades, have had an in and out season, anyone has suffered football ,voes, it::; be given by operators who have been first BakerRfield tally. Herndon and iably, they have proved it. Bllt this football games were released by ciated Won1en Students wilJ treat the Thursday and Friday by members be hC'ld Friday evening at 7:30 in the losing to good t.eams by narrow mar George Williamson. approved by the C, A. A. at the air Ross<•tto cracker! the line moving UP year it's a different story. The Sopho· Kenny Shelton, Business Manager of the eommittee in charge of Br· Pnhn Roo1n of lVIotcl Inn. Dr. F. R. gins. Yet, as for improvement, the "The major requisite of p;ood an }lort. victotjous freshman class to a wiener Long Beach gridders are probably the to the Vaqueros 8. Shcllhanlmer mores, with four men from last seaM of the Student Body, today. A total rangements. TicketR are $1.03 per Woellner of Univel'sity of California nouncing is to have good spottc>r:=:;, son's varsity are almost certain to Students enrolling must pas:, a 1·oast · in the cafeteria, at 5:00 this most improved club in the conference. passed to Bob J-Ierndon on the 2-yard of 16,016 spectators viewed the plate for the turkey dinner, and the at Los Angele,:,, will deliver the chief some one ,i.rho is familiar with th,~ show the underclassmen who their medical f'Xamination, ,vhich will C"ost evening. price includes admission to the line fron1 where he stepped off the re- 1 games in Griffith stadium. address. Johnny Derdivanis, student RENEGADES READY players," said Williamson when the . . big bruddera' are. $12.00 and n1ust be paid at the time By :a hairbreadth margin -of three dance after the banquet. Johnny However, come what lllay, the . . . . 1na1n1ng yardage unmolested. Con· Largest attend:ance was at the body president, will be toast111aster. Rip reporter Joked with him uboul . f UPPER-CLASSMEN SALTY of examination. Derdivanis, Olivette Gingra!-1, Gerry Renegades are ready. They showed . version success u I . Bakersfield-Taft game, with a total signatures, freshman women won the Special guests ,vill be the tean1's his troubles as a sports announcer. I A t t d' t f th The SophomoreB", whose athlete:-. Students enro11ing 1nust also take Baldwin, and Bob Johnson are sell· more than a little speed and drive in " . . b . . , n ou s an 1ng spec acI e o e h . . of 4,146 spectators. Low mark was honor of bringing the greater number coaches: \VallaC'e D. uJack" Fro;;t, No, this announcing us1nesss rnn t l C t . W k fl Id' ave rehshed some of the saltiness out individual accident insurance poli ing" ticketR. They may also be pur ., . d w·ii· .. uss Ie ,vas ap a1n a e e s 25 f . d the Compton game which drew a !Joiner Beatty and Don Robesky . their workout today, and their team Pasy, <'Ont1nue 1 1anu1on. 0 lit' fi f , d o time an experience wil 1 start a 1- cies prescribed by the C, A. A. after of mothers and guests to the recent · yar,1 <' 11< goa1 rom a 4u eg1·ee ang1 e , chased from Miss Lorraine Rayes in Tickets for the banquet, a turkey spirit and courage was unquestion has to b~ on the alert. He 1nust see h I . fi I I S . t most to a man, Coach Frosts prob- passing the medical examination. The crowd of only 1400. The remaining Hi-Jinks. Living up to the terms of 1 the Junior College office. dinn{'l' ,vith all the tri1n1nings, ,vent able., h h d l th t II on t {' p ay1ng 1e c . evera m1nu es bl 't F d J h Cl k insurance policy costs $7.20 and 1nust games drew approximately 2000 the contest, the losing sophomores \V nt t e crow sees anc en t' latt'r Bakersfh•ld l'C!c·overed another a e va_rsi y. orwar s o npy ar on sale Th-Ionday at $1.03 per plate. With the exception of the season's I them what they are looking at.. ()n<' and Dick Sheehan, Walter Permen- be paid for by the candidate nt the Rptttators each. will rE!ward the ,vinners today with Vaqul•ro fumblt• on the Glendale 10. Tickets 111ay be purchased frorn opening game, Coach Frost's boys are also has to be very careful, for a ter, center, and Roger Nabers and time tie takes it out. The attendance at this year's an aftier-schooJ picnic. Maior Coast Meet Pay dirt v.•as reached but the touch- Johnny Del'tlivanis, Olivette Gingt·a:;, in their best physical condition. Kenya hasty decision can t•asily turn the Wilbur Shellhammer at guard~, round Those applying for the training football game, was conaiderably Heltn Offutt is in charge of food down \\"as call(!d by us the officials Gt'r1·y Bald,vin and Bob Johnf!on, ur Sakamoto, a great ground-gainer, is crowd against the official." out the polished quintet. must 1neet the following require lower than that of last year and for the wiener roast. On the enter 1·ult'd a Bakersfield man offiside. Debaters To Attend from :\fiss Lorraine Bayes in the the only man on the injury list for Mr. Williamson, who ah,o teachHs While the underdog Fresh,nen will ments: sets a low attendance record for the tainm¢nt com111ittee are Ruby Bald F!'o1n this point of the game the ,Junior College office. the season's final. The little Oriental physical education in high ~(·hool, is divide their playing between Dave l. They n1ust be between ninctec>n last few years which is not propor- win aiid Shirley Cuneo. otft•nsivP 8tyll.'s of both teams toOk Speech Tournament GRiil ME:-/ I~ MINIATCRE back suffered an ankle injury early frequently the victi1n of blt'ary-,!yed, Bannister and Jin1my Benjainin at and t,vcnty-six years old. tionnl to the reduction in Jaycee "WQ want everyone to come," de- to tht• air. A total of 54 passes were Jlel'orations Jor thl' bttnquet tabll·;.; in the Glendale game, and it is doubt gutter1ninders; who arc evf·r-ready to forwards, Keith King, u foriner Okla- 2. The~· n1ust not have held n pilot registration. clares~ Rosalind Dewar, A "\VS p1·csi At Pomona Jaycee attt'lHJ)tt>1l. G!(•ndale, far from being will be miniaturt' figures of all foot ful as to whether he will play. pick out kiddish humor. Onct' he an- I" h. t _ hon1a prep star, at center, Ray H•JIJ· license. -Oent1 !'.and be sure to wear slacks." 1 1 -·: · t I W St
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R l!fN Ii II AD B RI P Page Two RENEGADE KIP Page Three 'Gade • . . Speech 21 Called chicken A.M.S. Meet Campus Personality Men Students To See O R G A. N I Z A T I O N S Published by the Associated Students of the Bakersfield Junior College chatter Vicky McClure Telephone: Executive Office 8-8767 'Capades Cinch Course ;> Touchdown Shots ,-,L-if_e_W-ith-F-at-he-,-, _fi___ C_a_p_e_/_l_a_C_·_n_or-.r-Ja-y-ce-_e_R_a-di_o_C_lu_b_ What with the big game between If dictionaries wel'e in the habit of Cal and Stanford, and our own game, EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Now that everything has sorta "'We urge everyone to attend the T Be R ad To Pl defining proper nouns, one could plop EDITOR...... ROMA STONE By Students this was another busy week. meeting Friday morning," explained c open an unabridged edition to the "V" cahned down after the past hectic O e 'P. l c t IVe ayS Assistant Editor...... Neva I,ee Budworth Pretty At Palo Alto •••• Roger Nabers and Walt Permenter, section, and find there the name weeks, we can begin to concentrate "Oh what a snap course!", "Oh ans oncer Feature Editor...... King Taylor Spotted around Stanford was JE president and vice-president, respec- Highlighting the Delta Psi Omega "To study and produce radio "Vicky McClure", in bold black type . on the forthcoming final~. Boy, h:in't what an easy set of units". Thus the Special Features Editor ...... Dorothy Davii, MIMA McCORMICK in a very smart tively, of the A. M. S., when asked meeting was the readin&' of the p~, ~ounod's '~Saint Cecilia's Mass" dramas is the purpose of a new Jay Webster's definition would probably that going to be lovely? Women's Editor...... Esther Foley jaycee easy course seekers sign up tailored plaid suit. . . OLIVETTE ab()Ut tbe important meeting of the uLife With Father," by Mrs. Marion w~ presented by the Junior College cee radio club, called the Radio Work- be something like this: "an efferves News Editor...... : .. - ...... ,...... , ...... Lyska Herring To fellow sufferers may I dedicate for Public Speaking 21. Bot, ae GTNGRAS in a black torso d?-l!ss with A, M. S. to be held this week. Henry, A Capella Choir and the High School •)top," stated Mr. Parker, adviser. cent jaycee co-ed with gobs of get-up Assistant News Editor ...... Norm.an Christensen the following: Shakespeare said in one of his a rhinestone pin and earrings to match The meeting will feature SJ)Qrts pie- Mrs. Henry, an outstandinl" leader ChPral Club last Sunday evening at The Radio Workshop is an outgrowth and-go, gla1nour and graciousness." Exchange Editor...... Helen Offutt tures taken of the outstanding touch- in the Dramatics field here in Bakers- th, Baptist church. Soloists on the of a joint organization of Jaycee and Time is passing; I'm not sad dran1as, there's the rub. And what a was doing very well at the Stanford BRISK AND BUSY .... Copy Editor ...... Joellyn Scott Time is passing; I'm glad ruh! After a week of the choice dance. Then up at the Mark.Hopkins down plays of the 1940 football sea- field, read the play to the honorary prc>g""m were Roberta Ownby, 80• K. C. U. H. S. students which was dis Sports Department Time is passing; but I'm not!! !'ourse of many a student's schedule, VICKY l\.lcCLURE really stole all son. The!Je films will show the fa- dramatiea society of B. J.C. at the PI1,no; Armand Jackson, baritone; solved last spring. Any description of Vicky is un SPORTS EDITOR...... HAROLD ROAT! the bedraggled (disspirited too) fashion spotlight in an ice blue vel- moue plays of the teams in the Pa- home of Miss Ethel Robinson, adviser and James Dennan, tenor. Mr. Ron- A meeting of the new organization necessary, because you all know her BIG GAME SEE'ERS Speaking students report what they veteen drees with pearl accessories, citic Coast conference. for the clu~. aid Clark directed the presentation. wai; held recently at which the con- as the popular secretary of the Bak BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ersfield Junior College student body. BUSINESS MANAGER...... LESTER HIEBERT OUVETTE GINGRAS, VICKY encounter. and JOSEPHINE GIMINIANI looked The Central California Conference After a short business meetins, the t'uesday evening, December 2, the stitution was proposed and the plans McCLURE, JIMMIE GIMINUNI, charming in a black dress trimmed will have a general meeting of repre,. club decided to have their next meet- eotnbined groups sang for the North and purposes of the organization were Her snappy brown eyes and hair to Advertiaiar Manager...... Jack Leddy NORMAN CHRISTENSEN, ROGER Hours of searching, of probinr into in light blue. All in all, our gals did match, her friendly "Hi", and her Circulation Manarer...... Kirby Blodget sentatives from the member schools ing at the home of Vicky ·McClure. of the River women service club outlined. A script committee was NABERS, HARRY RINKER and the mysteriou• contents of the library, themselves proud. eon,.etime in the spring, according to Then, records were played and re- in. the Standard school auditorium. also appointed. brisk, collegiate walk are all familiar JACK ALLEN were just a few of the of frantically tearing throuch tile At our own game, BARBARA Prexy Naber!. At this meeting, the freahmente were served.. Tfle program included mainly The club plans to give special radio to Beejayceers. Bakersfield people going to Palo Alto home 'library masterpi--.1 for DOUGLASS looked well groom RENEGADE RIP R;negade Quintet Will Meet Lancaster Here Friday • 1 l Eleven Finishes Hatcher Hits •Footballers : Cagers To Invade Ventura BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA, DECEMBER 10, 1941 No. 1~ Season Beating U, ay 7 o Finals Outscore !Hardwood Saturday Night VOL. XIV Christmas Play Long Beach Opponents BakPrsfield .Junior College's crimson clad men of the hard Football Banquet The Way Things .L4re Now • • • In Tourney wornl floors will lift the lid oft the 1941-42 basketball season After playing in an -----·-----~------·------·------RENEGADE RIP Page Three Page Two BENICGADE RIP Merchandising Club Kids 'Gade ... It Can Happen • • chicken chatter Local Stores To ORGANIZATIONS Organizations Published by the Associated Students of the Bakersfield Junior College find Did . . !! Telephone: Executive Office 8-8767 'Capades Waltzin' round with their best Employ Studes Prove Fun football players were some mighty Hor~ion Pledges Arias Are Included ;J\{_ewman Club EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT In English 5A cute gals last Friday night at the Now that the football season hnR Fortified with v.aluab!e classroom Somewhere dashing about the EDITOR...... ROMA STONE banquet. On Fine Arts Program Has Meet .... Neva Lee Budworth definitely ended ,ve can '"b<•gin to diR- Ry Daisy Dunkirk campus and corridors are the "little Assistant Editor... " .. HELEN BURT ·Jooked scrumptious advice, the students are ready for the Gi1Je Service shots" that are the cogs in the So you think Public Speaking 21 is The Fine Arts Club concert for this Feature Editor...... ·····-······-···-···-·---···-·-·-···-···--·,··-··· .... King Taylor cuss Ro111ething else. But. -..vhat shall in a yellow chiffon formal with pink Christmas rush in the various stores. Gl'd' th B k fi Id I wheels or activities. To those who ...... Dorothy Davis we talk about? We could do a rP- a einl'h eou1·~t·, huh? WelJ, kids, you 1 1ng ac1·oss e a ere e ce week includes a group of arias from Plans to f.tart an all J.C. student Special Features Editor .. roses scattered in her long black bob. ho]d the jaycee, extra-curricular ····-·····-·······--·-··Esther Foley hash of the football banquet but that ain't heard nothin' yet. Have you Miss Bitner is working with the class Arena floor could be seen five promi- well known and popular operas. Newman Club were made at a mect- Women's Editor...... Plenty okay was PAT ABEL in a program on their willing and sturdy ...... Lyska Herring is pretty old stuff and 11l'8idP.s ...-..·ho ever taken tin1c out to find out about on such sales techniques as custorner nent Horizoners Friday evening. Led The program for this week will in News Editor...... black tight fitting bodice formal with ing of all the Catholic studentR of shoulders, the Orgalllization Staff of ...... Norinan Christensen cares that the whole Rifai!' \Vas thi::. course called English 6A?? I'm handling, suggestive selling, and by Joellyn Scott, presid0nt, the gals elude Micaela's Aria, Seguidilla and Assistant News Editor...... a huge skirt of wide black and pink B. J.C. third period, Friday. Chair- the Rip d.edicate-i-; this weekly col u,lJing you confidentially-like, fellows, keeping the store in contact v;:ith the slipped out for a chilly evening of the Card Song from Bizet's Carmen, Exchange Editor...... ··········-···-·--····-···-··-········------··-······--·Heten Offutt I gigantic, sti;pendous, n1arvelous and inset. She wore a halo of tiny Cecil umn. Copy Editor...... __ Joellyn Scott stuff. John Dcrdivanis as Master of ---t.hal iR really a snap, ho-hum course. customers. Criticism of the various thrills and chills , . , but no spills, and The Dream frotn Massenet's man for this meeting was Pauline Ceren1onies was okay and to hi1n \Ve Brunner roses clustered in her head. "sales" habits of the different stu- Among the skaters and prospective Ml\illon and Berceua:e from Godard's O'Hare. Shirley Augustus: Dashing in and Sports Department If you don't believe n1e .•• well, just give first prize for being tho I\1an of aRk n1c again. After all, any guy BETTY McCARTHY matched the dents are given verbally during class skaters we.re June Cauvel, Virginia Jocelyn, and In the Town of Razan Those attending voiced an opinion out of jaycec doors with a stencil in SPORTS EDITOR...... HAROLD ROAT! the Week. To John goes a hand <•n- torquoise blue of her gown with time. Tarver, Loretta Hollaway, Evelyn fron1 Maussorgsky's Boris Gadounow, one hand, a Rtack of books tucked ,vho's taken the same course for four r· for a big organization separate fro1n BUSINESS DEPARTMENT graved gold-filled spitoon, whkh, scmcstcl's should be a pretty good turquoise blue earrings--very strik Kresses have in their employ1ncnt, Lewis, and JoelI yn S cott. The group aud the Je~el Song from Gounod's under the other arm, and a cheery BUSINESS MANAGER...... LESTER HIEBERT when a bullseye is scored plays "The authority on the subject. ing with her black hair and blue eyes. Gladys ~llis and Esther Hart, who was chap1;1roned by Miss Jeane Cha11l- Fa.ust. the High School students. The plans "Hi Chum!" for everyone is the club Advertising Manager...... ,...... Jack Leddy Hut Sut Song''. That's okay John, EARRINGS EVERWHERE b ad · d M' s Margaret · I t were laid for a Christmas party, woman of the hour, Shirley Augus When you first enroll in this class, are picking up experience in bagging ers, v1ser, an is . ':f~ese concerts are given every as Assistant Advertising Manager...... Glenn Martin you're quite welcome. Anything for The most popular things these ~ays candy and cookies and learning to Momsen, Executive Secretary of ha.ff of the fourth in J·. C. 102, and which will be the traditional New- tus. Circulation Manager...... Kirby Blodget a friend. you see who's in it. You glance around and :,ice that some of the other wise are earrings·. At the banquet, NORA handle perishable and breakable mer· Camp Fire. the last half of fifth in J. C. 106. All man Club Kid Party. Heading· the A.W.S. and the Ger Have you heard this one? Said guys like Macdonald, Scott, Granger, BRITE, CONIE FRANK, VICKY Med~ chandise carefully and quickly. Bar- PLEDGE TEAMS members interested is invited to come. Those attending discussed the pos- man Club, Shirley is a busy woman the pen to the paper, "I dot my eyes Parkes, Grahain, Engles, and .. ah, CLURE. and the above mention. bara Scaroni and Bettie Davis are B~sily marking pledge requirements Bibility of having the meetings alter- but not too busy to belong to the Letter Of Protest Helpful Hints By on you.'' Okay, so you don't get it. Taylor ... are also out for a cinch PAT ABEL and BE'ITY McCARTHY a!so working at Kresse, and are pruc- off their liats, the industrious pleda-es Christmas Dinner Planned nately at St. Francis' and St. Joseph's Lance and Shield, work in the High DEAR SIR (or sirs, or &l-?"() Well laugh anyway, it'll make you grade. You lean back in your chair, wore the pretty sparklers in their ticing clerking at the cosmetics of Pat ,A.bell'• team met at the home Parish. Thus1 the students from the School Registrar's office, haul in fav orable grades, and have a rip roar HaVe y()Q never read Rosseau or feel better. Rtick your legs out in the aisle, load ears. counter. of Mrs, Leonora Anderson, at 1800 Br. State Collegians East side will find it more convenient. Haggard Hanna ing good time in school to boot. Thoreau? Do you have no Idea as Among the Exchange papers from up with a fresh wad of gum and defy NEWS IN HAIR DO'S Rose Hashin, Mary · Ambrosini, Richard TarvE!r has scheduled a moon- The next meeting is going to be Alma Backtenkirchcr, and Margie light hike fol' .. some moonlight even· Final plans for the annual collegian Wednesday night, for J. C. students Willis Da11ons: More than just oc to the henetlta to be derived from other schools, we received one from Miss Levinson to tell you anythinr Bangs, bangs, arid more banra! Are you wonderjng what to get for Kelly are gaining selling ability and ing: for h~t' trouble chuera. ~~p.n~e Christmas dinner were completed at only, in St. Francis Hall. During this a life In the open 7 Do you not want Bret Harte Jr. High in Los Angeles. you don't know. MARIAN McKINNEY, ROMA casionally that black curly head can the children of this generation to "him" for Christmas, girls! well you Said paper was addressed to, believe learning stock care and ordering at We&;ver ia leadin1 the Jaycee .aala in a· club meeting Thursday eveninr. meeting nominations for officers will be seen peeking out from behind a he strong and healthy? Then why can forget alf about your problems it or not, PATTENGILL JR. COL After the first few weeks of pre- STONE. BE'M'Y. ~A;~JN;91S Newberrys. service. houra b:v wol.'kiq aa ·an as- Committees are meeting this week to be made. huge camera. Willis is a 'Camera don't yoU Jet us stay out in. the sun now that Haggard Hanna is on the LEGE! Did someone change the liminary lectures, you're more than KNIGHT and NAN Y are At Owens Variety Store, Reid sistant. Camp Fire Guardian .. o~. ~be .refort how · arrangements are pro- AU J-unior Catholic students are fiend on one hand and a swell fellow glad to be here. ff you just ltiten just a few of our popul11r co-eds who and fresh air 1 Do you want us to job. From my long experience with name of this college over the week Owens bas just finished putting to- Union Avenue School group. Vlrrlnla msslng. . urgently asked to attend. on the other. His club achievements men, I have derived soine very pro. once in a while to Levi, you 1ll learn sport bangs. . . . have to go down to the llbe In order end or tsh1 tsh kids, put away the gether the last of Christmas toys. Tarver donated her servlcas at a re- Committee chairmen include Jemi· amount to the jaycee Camera Club nounced ideas as to their likes and enough, and heck, who wants to wear Many_ gals a~e wearing thet~ and Publications Photographers. Be to talk? Heaven Forbid!! Then why uBaekwooda ambrosia." I know it's ·1 k' ?? , w 11 up. Sake for motance OL1Vr.11r. He has been combining stockroom cent meeting of tbs same a-ronp of m11 McCormick, invitations; Loretta SCA Ch . t D , do you have to go have the lawn their dislikes. But we can't all be purely trivia}, but so what if this out a penc1 ta. mg notes . e , GINGRAS' d BEVERLY HALL'S work with selling and is now ready to ten year olds and eliminated two Hqlloway decorations; Esther Foley, TIS mas rive sides club work, Willis is the Faculty torn up efery fall? perfect, can we 1 column won't repulse you then noth you keep on going to class day after au take on the Christmas rush. hours from her Hat of "muat do'•"· en!ertaln;,,ent; Jeanne Wallace, pur- Begins This Week Editor and Photographer of the Rac day . . . then something happens. off the face ~nd ear exposed' coi~ures. A very disgruntled First of all let us understand that ing will. J. c. Penny and Co. has employed Pairlee Robinson wi!J be the hoateaa c1*alng; Nancy Herlna-, cooking; Loa ontc.ur. the gifts should not be too personal. Levi says we are going to have a Well, thats 30 tor now. Don t for Jerry Harris: That tiny little red Lawn GO student. uKeep ~ .. Drooling'' is my new two units for straight stockroom to the Jaycee. Pamp Fire Girls tont,ht S~rrh, serving; and Paul Garret, Movies of a recent Student Christ- In spite of the present day laxity to little test on the Anglo-Saxon period. get the Basketball games! head one sees running busily here and motto, used on such pieces of liter&• work. Howard Hunting and Jimmy at her hO.me. on San Emidio Street. cl.. nup. · ian Association conference at Asilo- tradition, we should remember that But do you worry? Nab!! Just there these days is Jerry Harris who ture as the following: lJayes receive and wo1k the heavy Slated for .the .evening prQp&nl la mar were shown at the last meeting Premiere Party At C. J.C. no girl gives a man something she glance through your text book and poets. You learn al! the poets and is just as busy as she looks. Besides Sigma Delta Pl, Greek Jetter club Said one ear to the other ear, "I fflerchi.ndise, while Dot Davis and Chri$tma• carolinr practice •• well by Mr. Perry. This year's Christmas woudn't wear herself. Which of look at those guys' names and then everythinr they ever wrote. Boy, being one of the school's prime style of Compton Jay Cee, recently offered didn't know you lived on this block" Eloaine Davia are doing the softer as the preparation of a Chr11tmaa ear Catchers conference will be held at Santa course is silly, 10 we'll forget about you can pass the test easy. Let's see, this is ,t snap. I know the name of setters, Jerry takes an extremely the Tartar student body one of the Oh, boy, wa11 that a sharpie4 Brother lines and arranging stock. basket donation to some needy family. Cruz. Delegates will be selected to it. What eelf.respecting girl would where did I leave my notes. Oh yeah, every guy ••• she won't fool me this active part in activities. She very most gala atudent body dances in re... you're really on the el beamo. Lea McCoy and Paul Melfino are The girl• wil! carol for the hoap1tals clatters of renegade jltierbuggies tak- represent the local chapter. wear only a pair of wool socks to I know. They're over at Kimble1. time. Come on, give us the test and J ably acts as president of the Knit cent years. The occasion centered Attention all women!!!! Any of d.oing warehouse work at Sears, Roe· on the Tuead~y evening before Chriat ..· in, off from california avenue . , • Betty Galle, Florence Saecker, Don class? Now you see what I mean. Glan~ing through your notes fl.rat let's get goinr. First question is •. ters' Club, doing a little instructing around the hlllle Wold Premier of the you Bags who have recently lost your buck and Co. Employed in the house- mas. delete jingle of dottie davis' cluster Peaslee, and Warren Kecker were period (you have the test second), you (thinking of you know what) My on the side, and is one of the more new Student Union building. Every And then we have the second point men via the draft or some other dame, ware department ot the same store - ()f: key15 (plus bottle opener) , , · chosen to act as host and hostess to can't find anything about BEOWULF, gosh, I've been framed!! It say• here active memherR of the Public Rela particular showed the effect of the to remember. That is, not spE!nd any are eliirible to join the OMLBJC. For are Pat Green and Lois Lawrence. voices :al'ld· ToU.te merehandJsp at ll'fy's guffaws driftinlJ'' ~own ja)>cee service men at the city center recre- and all those Battles of Something to compare and discuss the styles and tions Council. World Premier theme from the door more on the gift for the man than he an explanation of the hieroglyphic!-, ln the soft lines department of Weill's. hWls iq, the early morning · , · otto ationa.1 room Monday evening. Levi Maid to know. Well, let's see • , contents ol the worka of Wyatt and Jack Stewart: Jack Stewart has pri1e (Ear! Carroll'• tickets) to guest is going to spend ·on You. Now don't we find 'that ,they refer to the Old Montgomery Wards are June Cauvel Brock's hlls employed Margaret kril,mer's "'high 'C" chortle · · · foley'a SCA Christmas Drive is in the BeoWolf . Oh &Ure, he must hav,e Sq.rrey, AJao. discuss Sam Dani.el .. the ad1nirable quality of being a bra"in stars from Hollywood. be that way; I'm not tight, but who Maid's League of Bakersfield Junior and Pegge Plaum·, while Walter Bay- Scott a,, a ,portiwear clerk ana-DOnna C:~erful "hi, babe" : • '. wait permen- capable hands of Bob Sabovich this been one of them real old time guys whointhehe11 are thofle guys? T?, Oh, without making it too obvious to That's what I classify as a pretty wants to get a gift costing more than College. All applicants ,vill see ~1iRR es• and Ruas DC>yland are assisting in Kimberley as_ a cosmetics clerk. W's rapid-fl.re chatter .. , yell lead .. year, who states, "AU canned goods who was a pretty good Wolf, or else quick ... give me an aspirin and a everyone. He is president of Alpha neat affair. Oh why can't things like the one that he sent to the giver? Lyska Herring, Joellyn Scott, Esther tho display d~partment. Bettyl, Andl'!!ws and Jane Jil:itchell .,_. disgruntled "cantcha do on bet- or toys for needy families will sure they wouldn't have written anything drop slip, Architecture 6, here I 0 Gan1ma Sigma and one of the best that happen here? That's the wrong answer. You should Foley, Pat Rockwell, Neva Budworth · June Oxford and Evelyn Brown are have gained experience in wrapping tat" ... kenn)" wegia' familiar 1otta' be appreciated." about him. (Hey, who's this "P.V." come. liked kids on the campus, either of say nobody. The only safe solution or others for details regarding 1nem~ learning to mark prices and check in- packages for delivery and maiUine, pencil?" • , . kay guiney's "hi sugar, Members have set December 16 for to that problem is to not send anr here'!? That sounds very familiar1.------, pTtc1ng and markin1 mercha'ftdf1e. what's cookin' " , . . date of a potluck dinner meeting which would be quite an acievement 11 bership. According to a recently con See that girl 1 That's my girl." gift at all and then any gift that is ... boy, he's no long-hair. He's veddy, and ripping and pressing at Judd's. follo:,ved by a bowling party. in itself. "Ub-huJt-good looking fur coat ducted poll, the girls would rather be vcddy nice!!) Heck, this is simple received is sure to cost more than the GIFTS FOR HlM I ,.. ~ :....~~~------~------known as "Unclaimed Treasures". Harry·, Coffee's girla1 Lora Parks 1 she'&: w,earinr.''. stuff, ... think I'll go get a coke. one sent and you end up with a favor and Margele Brown, have"beeh given ·~ 1; '"Ye&h, I gave her that". Don't be a Dud, Join a Club! Okay, so you did flunk that first able balance of Christmas trade. If the opportunity to learn ca•hlerlng exam. Don't worry, you'll knock oft' NATIONAL ":P.retty hat, _too". the economics of Christmas confuse A hum:tred swords are piercing me, and pack$ge wrapplnr. 11 I Yep, I gave her that''. you, skip the above. You hold me close, and I am brave; an A on the next one. Just listen a '1!oy what a sparkler she's wear little 1nore and quit making wise SHIRT SHOPS 1 Now, should the gifts be practical You cannot know the agony ...... IA .. cracks. America's Leading tJlS". or should they be Something that he But golly dear, why don't you shave? 0 Sure it is, I gave it to her''. Towards the end of the semester, Men's Furnishers will like? In my opinion, a scrub ...... "And say, that's a cute little boy Duck, here comes another one! Said Levi announces another big test. . brush or a bar of soap (while per "COAST TO COAST" she has with her." the soap to the bathtub, ••pn give you Well, you're not to be caught napping uveah, that's her little brother." haps needed) do not pass on the cor a ring Saturday night". Oh stop! this time ... you're going to study. 1427 19th St. ~ rect Christmas spirit. ft is always those jokes are killing rne!! This test is about a lot of long-haired '------"' safe to give him something that he can't use. In t.his way the odds arc The girl that write out our English Holiday Flowers greater that he won't have one like report& it, and that he won't use and wear it She's really one of the finest sports GIFTS and Corsages out; it will always be kicking around And the boy that "helps" us in the to remind him of you. long ha1h line, Reasonably Priced As a pal we'd say he's simply fine; NOw I am sure that the selection for Everyone of your Christmas gifts will be much But he who's read th.is column to the end, DISC DOINGS BEWICK'S I easier this year than it has ever been Here are just a few of the many gifts due entirely to the invaluable aid of That's the one we'll call our friend! we have for every member of the 1818 Chester Ave. e "Tonight We Love" - I my suggestions. But that's all right, WIISTll'I Freddy Martin. family. We'll help yon check off your MRS. R. H. BEWICK j Helpful Hanna is always glad to do NIW INTERNATIONAL This wHk's line-up ..• list economically. e "Elmer's Tune" - Glenn 0\> '------·· her part. Merry Christmas! Don't Puzzle Over Gifts DICTIONARY, Miiier 8Kay KYSER "Chattanooga Choo-Choo" \ for Him-let Harrison's e Party-lovln1 San, -Glenn Mlller NO ADVANCE\, For Dad For information and inll>lratlon dais with hi1h IN PIICEI \1 Only 12 More Shopping Days throullh the-- yean, give Webster'• C, Guy LOMBARDO e "Shepherd Serenade" - hecb •• low heels., Tools for Hobby Hovers Supply the Answers New foiemational; ita dally'* will Tony Pastor. wed1ieal Genuine Chisels Braces Saws To Christmas be a c:on,Wlt raninder of you, the Sil\leror Gold Kid! Still J giver. e "I Don't Want To Set the Aho whlte satin• Files Ila1n1ners Key Chains ... $1.0() to $~.r.o 8Sammy KAYE (tinted free), Time To Choose Those Here la a l!ift that carriea with it a World on Flre"-Sklnny Sweaters . $1.00 up lifetime o( appreciation - the per• Ennis. $3.95 feet llift becauae It laone book that everybody wanta to own. O Tommy DORSEY Gifts At Mufflers ... $ l.00 up e "This Love of Mlne" For. Mom $20.00 to $35.00. Tommy Dorsey Sport Shirts $1.!;G up O Eddy DUCHIN AAA to.C Electric Iron Ties ...... $ l.00 e "You and I"-By Glenn WEILL'S Miller Fostoria Beverage Sets Courtley Toiletries $1.00 up Store Open This Saturday Pffth ldttlon G ? ? ? ? e "Jlm"-Dinah Shore Flower Bowls, Etc. Until 9 P. M. Tie Racks . $1.00 up e "A Sinner Kissed an Webster"• Collegiate lo the per• Saturday night, for a full half hour, And many other useful gifts feet gift for anyone to whom the Angel"-Tommy Dorsey. SPORTS EQUIPMENT meaning and use of words, in Cora-Cola puts the Mpotlight 1>11 the e "Everything I Love" - We will be happy to g-ift wrnp speaking, readinQ:, or writing, ls band which,-according to our Int· Glenn Miiier. • SKIS SKATES Pioneer Mercantile Company them free on reque!>t. a matter of impo:rtance. Anyone est 'o\("ekly tabula1ion,-1nade the will appreciate Webster"• Col· recording that oulsold any other. Established 1899 legia~l. especially in one of the TOBBOGGANS Open until 9 p. in. until Xnias Eve Automotive Parts, Hardware fine II"' bindings. f,;1.50 to $8~- EVIRY NIGHT EXCEPT lUNDAY PHILLIPS Feed and Seed HARRISON'S M11t,ir,l Network Music Company BAKERSFIELD Baker1tleld Taft BROCK'S K P M C 7 :15 p. m. 1610 Nineteenth St. 20th and I Streete Freano 5th and Main Sta. 1618 19th Rt. DOWNSTAIRS DEPT. Phone 8.8181 1481 lh-oadway Phone 80 WINGATE'S OFFICE SUPPLY 1604 19th St. Phone 6-6986 HARDWARE CO. ) J.lllN.GAD• J.lP Renegades Blast 1Here's Rip's All-:Jreetro Eleven Renegades Head For Southland The Renegade Rip sports department composed of Harold Pirates 45-29 Roat!, sports editor and Jimmie Benjamin, assistant sports edi For Week-End Cage Tilts tor have picked their own all-Metropolitan Conference eleven. ... Showing plenty of ·power, the Rene The offlclal team has n.Pt yet been selected. Frostmen To Engage Glendale Friday gade quintet continued their win J<'IRS'r TEAM l!ltreak of the season by toppling a Beauchamp, L. A. C. C., LE; Fitzugh. Glendale, LT; Lacovino, To Tackle Lancaster Again Saturday somewhat strong, but out-of-form Santa Monica, LG; Elushik, Ventura, C; Wachob, Bakersficlrl, ------Ventura Pirate five, 46-29 Saturday RG; Wakefield, Bakersfield, HT; Schroecler, L.A. C. C., ltlc; R d T • h Off to a flying start, those fast afternoon on the ene1ny hardwoods. Dimas, Long Beach, ll; l~el!ows, L.A. C. C., B;Whitn,•y. Ven- enega es rlUmp---- stepping Renegade cagers will travel t Lanky Johnny Clark again led his tura, B; Rossetto, Bakersfield, B. Q L J C south of the Ridge this week-end to teammates in high point honorR, HONORABLE MENTION: Herndon, Bakersfield; Lonstalot. Ver ancaster , , indulge in their weekly basketb.all VOL. XIV BAKERSFIELD, pALIFORNIA, DECEMBER 17, 1941 ~o. 1 :: swishing the nets for 13 counters. Bakersfield; Morrison. Bakersfield; Aylesworth, Santa Monica; I ' battles. Friday evening they tangll' Dink Sheehan waR second high Agee, Long Beach; Walker, Glendale; Davis, L.A. c. C.; Case. In Season's Opener with u strong Glendale club and then on the Renegade with 10 points. Compton; Fowler, Ventura; Kordlch, Compton. the following evening they ,vill delay Smith, Ventura forward, also chalked B,il,,:i·r:-dield ,Junior College's basket· their homeward trek long enough to AWS-WAA Merge Into Homecoming Day For Festive Christmas Formal up 10 counters. Lall fui·el'S pla~·cd ring-around-the~ give Antelope Valley Junior Co1lege Wc,men Stude1ts Coach Jack Frost indicated how Jaycee Girls Defeat Tennis Coach Hall limits rn~y with a Lantafiter Junior College a return game at Lancaster. ever, that the score does not indicate Advanced Class Number Iottl lit Friday afternoon in the Frost- The latest dope in on Glendale is This Friday Will Be Held T uesdav A Single Organization I the difference in s'trength of the two K:C.H.S. In Hockey llH•n's fil'Rt tilt of the season. The that southland cities are booming the teams, Frost stated that the Ven- Dribbling down the center of the With final registration ei·eeping up I\.1aroon and White quintet finished on Highlanders for Metropolitan spoil;,. lance And Shi,ld And turans showed strong potentialities field, Miss Frances Williams sent the on jaycee students, Coach LuiTy IJall tht• Ionµ: t·n~l uf a 55-:7 ~core.. . Bakersfield got by Antelope Valley For ·setter Service / ,... ,.. RJ:I.OADJ: RIP RBN.'9AD•· KIP Pac• Three 1 Business Class 'Gade •.. Campus Personality Best BehalJior Club Kids Jlen•t~ill Leaders Launch ORGAN IZ ATIONS Buyers Faced By Published by the ABBociated Students of the Bakerstleld Junior College 'Capades Roma Stone In Blackout. • • Telephone: Executive Office 8-8767 Quaking Kids Whenever you think of Roma Stone Here It Is Yule Season Former Students Wed A. U, . A. Heads French Clubbers To EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT you think of slightly mussed bangs, Ah, Yule Tide! Ah, thl' glorious Separated from the rushing, serg books piled chin high and a deep ftow Back to the drudgery of sehool At Recent Ceremony R S · Hold Yule Party EDITOR ...... ROMA STONE spirit of gWingt Ah, we wish the ing Christnias crowd by a thin counter ing voice. When all the lights go out now, it while others are cheerfully pushing Assistant Editor...... Neva Lee Budworth Salvation A1·my would hurry up and Culminating a romance which be- of 1nerchandise, the jaycee merchan This mighty little gal came to B. J. Isn't the thing to sit still and scream; their ways through the crowded Of uccess Celebrating the forthcoming holi Feature Editor...... King Taylor reliver our basket. dising students do their part in the C. last year via the farm lands out you Just sit still. Yes, I know that's Christmas slloppers and picking out gan when both were students at Ba days, members of the French Club Special Features Editor...... Dorothy Davis Gades, dm't let the proble1n of Associated Women's Activities will yuletide shopping season. Wasco way. A real farmerette, this thoee choice gift.. Yes, back to the kersfield Junior College, Eloise Rey will gather this Friday evening, eight 8 presents dq>ress you ... just give rather duH so here are a few things occupy the spotlight of feminine af- Daily classwork finds the student young 'un is one of the 1nost popular drudgery of sthool--but what of nolds and Bill Baxter, members of the ::;e~~i!~~.~~~::~:::·.::::::::::::::::::::·.::::::::·.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::L;s::e~e1;;J:~ your friend, a cheery little sniilc ... to do until the lights come on again. o'clock, at the home of Roy Darke, clerk8 compiling publicity scrap books maid:, wandering 'round the local t.hose busybodies who carry the class of '41, were married Sunday af'- fair,i for the few weeks to come with Ass1sta1lt News Editor...... Norman Christensen then look f•r son1e new friends. 2004 Trustun. to give to the different stores as well University campus. Back there at If you have a good eye and mem e:ottra burdenfl so the avera,te Ed ternoon, I;>ecember 7 in a single ring the newly organized club struggling Exchange Editor...... Helen Ofl'utt If you lack TGUTSD, The Glorious as to Miss Grace Bird and Docton W nsco 1-Jigh, Roma made quite a ory, you will have all the good-loQk and Co-eel tan enjoy a seaso.n of ceremony at First Presbyterian for existence in B. J. c. Entertainment will include card Copy Editor...... Joellyn Scott Urge To Squander Dinero, better Chu1·ch. Tho1nas Nelson. na1nc for herself as an actress and ing girls spotted as soon aR you get tlub parties and yuletide fun. This What is the A. w. A. and why? gameR, and dancing followed by a Sports Department known as 1ustlin' cabbagl', foldin' debater. She it, well known among KEEP DIARIES week we have- I Eloise, pretty blue-eyed brunette, stuff or an:y variety of conipletcly in. But don't be crude. That is the question which is on the buffet supper. Me111ber:. voted to Daily of SPORTS EDITOR...... HAROLD ROAT! the local boyf-1 as the gal with the was a member of the A Capella choir accounts the business n1isleading tern1s, juRt rip on down tip ~f the tongue of every jaycee co-ed forego the usLIP,l exchange of gifts hours is one'. of the requirementR of honl'Y voice. Listen next time, gals! This requires finesse. Don't forget LyAkB llerrin~: That inimitable while attending BJC. Attendant• at BUSINESS DEPARTMENT to town anc gaze into th1• hl'ightly who didn't attend the merger meet- and to donate foodstutl':1 instead, the course. Excerpt:; have bel'n Ron1a does a s,vell job of cornbin· she may be on edge, what with the link betweegn gchool and social life the ceremony were Lorna McClure, decorated ,vi1dows. They'rC' bound to ing. Following the lead of the four sPlected front so1ne of the ~tudent BUSINESS MANAGER ...... :...... LESTER HIEBERT ing good look~ and ~ood studies. A blackout and ail. that unpublicized newspaper woman, 1naid of honori Thelma Johnson, which will go to niake up a basket for inspire you. Then, when you g·ct year colleges and Universities, the Advertising Manager...... Jack Leddy all <'onseiC'ntious student, you rarely see One of the best m.~thods is.to get Lyska Herring. Through the Public bridesmaid; Betty Coleman, soloist; son1e needy family. diaries for publication. local gals seized the chance to make A~sista~t Advertising Manager...... Glenn Martin inspired, givt us a shot. th(' Roan1in' Stone 111inus a pile of between her (the one you have Relations Council, she shoots jaycee Gerry Baldwin h; in charge of en- l\'largaret Scott: ''1'111 so tired I can Chester Naron, best man; and Paul for a more cooperative social, service Circulation Manaaer...... Kirby Biodget POEM hooks that \\'ould nu1ke you bow in the picked) and the door. Then come to c.ampus news to the waiting public tertaininent, Jerry Harris of dccora- hardly write but, gee, what a dar. 1-lancock, usher. and athletic program on the Bakers -----·----~--·----- lnquhitive fly 1niddk•. ward her ns if you just got in and and through her Rip Staff position, tionfi, Lois .J\olcCaw of food, Josephine Hally, this n1orning (darn good o•e The newly weds are now at home tleld c»mpus. In t·asP you've never noticed, Loch can't see (ha, ha). One always walks ~he Rlups club new~ into flowin~ Gilniniani of invitations and Ainy too); "''orkcd this afternoon (but language. Along with her journul to their many friends at 1221 Flower invar, 01· othPrwisf'. known as Wilbur with one's hand stretched out in the BlilNEFITS Macdonald of cleaning up. hard); grabbed sorne food and off to Did YOU Know?? Tie 7 hat Binds . . ~:::::.: j:ge i!;::tie activities, Lyska finds time for street. Bill has been employed at the 8hi•llha1nn1t>r, is the constant com dark, so--. Then comes the question of 1'who Mcn1bers include: Betty Eng-le, football gan1e (we Vlon 12-13); then 'Th Pickltd bug. French club and Bridge club work. Santa Fe Railroad yards since he panion of th<' little Indy. It was for Another practically infallible bene:fits from the combination." At Leslie Chayplin, Joellyn Scott, Gay the danec (rn'1n'n1, those Co,npton ere Ain't No u rx. CHRISTMAS sHOPLIFTIN(; Square shooting, hot-tentpered, but co1npleted his studies in February. Or w ,..,... 1 CT0 l Orr rap Yes, yes, we betook ours,·lv.,s down \Vilhur that the Stone gal gave her 1nethod is to go over to the one of thiat those gals on the ' in" puff up Brietinger, Jerry Harris, Dorothy football players) Ohl !\Ir. Brork told all al thl• football ganie:-i. Remember your choice and con1fort her with the ;;ilwa.ys good fo1· a laugh-that's King, Roy Durke, Jack Stewart, Mar- n1e today that r ,vas to \Vork Blue and to do a little Christmas shopping this and: point out the mutual gain result Santa Claus' 0 I,yska. Well, chun1s, now that you have \Veek-end. Did anybody go into that tt>tTifit· noise during every time thought, What if a bomb does hit ing· fro1n the merger. While the W. ian 11acDonald, Margaret Garner, White day (to1norrow) so ~·Iiss Po,v Ed Andrews: That deceptively meek Knitters Knit Arlie/es (lilt? YPp thnt was Ro1na! the building? There's a chance we A. A. has been an athletic club in the Odette Harton, Lois MeCaw, Amyjell and l\liss Farnsworth and I de struggled through the Christmas Kresscs? NoYJ, we know ,vhat hap lit.tie guy peeping from behind shin Onl" of tht> 1nost enthusiastic boost might not be killed." For Chilly Weather past, they admit that the chief inter Macdonald, Lyska Ilerring, Josephine Ieided .to \VPar blue skir:s, ,v~ite shirts "There isn't a Santa Claus!" Do crowds and brought ho1ue your little pcned to the gas 1nun, .Anyway, we ing glasses is Ed Andrews. Ed i::i the contribution to Yule cheer, you art:! not only took insults, dirty looks, and Prs for a higger and better 8. J, C., Two minutes of this and you'll have est of the Association is the activi Gin1iniani, and Gerry Balchvin. and little S\\'enters. Right 111 style. you remember that fateful day pfel!'!ident of the Fine Arts club and They \V<'I'(' putting up Blue and sh1.• is very activl' a1nong the women's her clinging to you like a process ties· they have. If the women come ·when you learned the horrible truth, ~aced with the probletn of wrapping actual bodily injury, but WP ei\!nt• out in addition is active in the Gcr111an After ·a semester of picking up White pon1 pon1s all over the store it up so that it will look like soine- with a .sickly looking pair of pink hcd organizations, nun1bering A. W. S., server. That is, if you don't scare out for the recreational activities when your childish illusions were club and Public Relations Council. stitches, the jaycee co~ed knitters are when I finished v.rork tonight. Get• W. A. A., and Lance and Shield among yourself. theJJ the club is successful. On the crudely smashed. In the hearts of thing it never could be anyway. socks supposedly intended for poor, He's just a freshman, but he haH all at last whipping together the real Collegians Discuss it really looks good-except they I h1•r favorites. She is the even tem Still another rather efficient tech~ otbtr hand the primary purpose of the many a jaycee student burns the If you want to inake a really good trusting father. Next tinie \Ve'll do the qualifications necessary for sue- thing. should be 111aroon and white·-but pen•d l'hicf of the Renegade Rip, and nique is to pretend to be a little Under the capable leadereh1'p of A. W, S, is to provide social functions memory of that time. On our list in1pression, stick your idft in af.l large our shopping by carrier pigeon. <·tss in junior college. then I \'v'OU Jd be predjudiced. a n 1 al inspiration to those who write affraid yourself. Pretend-ha, ha! for the ,voincn students of the college. Place In Defense of interviews we find MARGARET a box as possible. Of course the re- Cl[RISTMAS FORM AL Jemima McCormick: Cheerful, fun, Jerry Harris the club boasts of two I for hl•r. Pretty soon some one \Vill slip an I Night." SCOTr as our first victim. cipient will glare at you for a couplt~ The gals are getting pretty diM~ and a good sport, is Jemi1na "Honey- finished, articles with fris Landry and By ·con1bining the two organizations Ho,nu i:> majoring in English and arm around you and start telling you the two councils have discovered •i.Win the \Var, then "''in the peace" Gladys Eddis: "Dear Diary: For n1y Scotty gleefully declared, "Santa of weeks after opening it, but just gui..;ted with the lack of bids to the _girl" McCormiek. This girl was sec- Jayne Campbell taking the bows. Iris ininoring in dramatics. She intends it isn't so bad. In a case like this mea'ns of offering every girl a conve. was the theme for a conference of ,vork today r continued wrapping Claus-I know, he's my daddy, Gee, think how nice he'll be before he finds forthcoming Formal. Whut can the l"~tary of the W. A. A. when that club has just completed a red and orange boxes of Xn1as toyR. I \\'rapped up to go to the University of California strike out with your elbow. If a mas nient opportunity to enjoy a well colleges in the southwestern area I n1ust have been nearly thirteen out what's in matter be? We consultt'd our t•ti- \\"_3S an independent organization and ski cap while Jayne has workt!d up so n1any boXl'S of toy blocks that I it. nPXl year. culine grunt is the result, one or both son1e red socke and is now at work rounded program of social and recrea which was held Saturday at Occi years old. I have two older brothers, Now, select about six sheets of quette expert Miss 1\-lcGlutz on thl;" h, a valuablo worker in State Colleg a.in afraid that I fl hall be seeing blocks ,Just \Vateh i\1rs. Stone's girl Roma of you have made a horrible mistake. on mittens to match. tion:al activities. dental College, reported Amy Mac but they wouldn't squeal." paper, Grasp the box firinly in one subject, but evidently several other So perhaps it's better just to take ians at the present time. McCormick donald, who with Jack Dowell and in n1y sleep." ro!J ... she' headed right uphill; you is finishing her jaycee career this Ruth Evans is producing a dusty Lyska Herring ren1arked, ''The dis- hand and the paper in the other. Got people have also consultt"d her, ht> can't rnisH her! your own woman out in the blackout. 't th d . M C rose sweaterj Virginia Tarver, a yel· AIM Dr. Wilfred Mitchell represented Ba covery was a great revelation to me. it? Roll the box through the paper cause she merely glared at UH dark- ye_ar. Qu1 e e ancer 1s c ,,or- lo\v sweater· Mar A p rt kersfield at the eonc1ave. It's n1uch less complicated. nnc.k,-seen on eVl'l'Y reputable pro- . • Y nn o er, a "The eventual outcome," stated 1 ,vas a mere child of sixteen. They until it is fairly well enV(!loped. It's ly. muttered several unprintable ------The student's place in civilian de _gram in her Scottish costume and al- white angora scarf; Charlotte Ruth- Mia,3 F'rancis Williams, fO!':iner· W. A:. Returning Students shouldn't have broken it so suddenly a little bunchy, but we'll take care of/ things, and prooeeded to throw ,~ays displaying her friendly Scottish ei·ford, a gre.en cable stitched sweat- A ••dviser, "should be more unity and fense was the topic discussed at the -just look at me now.1' that with ribbon and Scotch tape. violent hy1tterJc-.,. A thyroid de~ Former BJC Students Holiday Flowers . . er; Donna Kimberly, a blue sweater; sch~ol spirit. Recreational activities morning 1neetings, with many of the To Tell Of College Cut ficiency perhal)d? 1\nyway, the Hi1> snu1 e. . J Joellyn Scott: Another ga1 who ~nd instr~ctor erry Harris is mak- can; oot hope to find a secure place in participating colleg~s giving reports \Villie Dobrenen related how his off approxilnatcly t,vice a;; office will be aH01utely delighted to on their preparations for blackouts, Loral studPnts attending other state dad filled stockings each Chrishnas much ribbon as you think you could furnish a practically unending Jb.;t In Army Service , h d . 1ng a white sleeveless sweater. the. jaycee program until the conno .. and Corsages r.pen< Is mos t of h e,r t1me o Ie up 1n 1 'h . . , air raids, and other einergencies. Stu- eolleg·es \','ill have a chance to reveal eve. "My little brother and r peeked possibly use and you'll have about of damsels who want to go, and to . ffi · th' f t E . h I C r1stmas vacation will find the tatfun of w A A as Amazons is E ·~--'------· .. --- .