The Junior Ranger

              Odober 2, 1987 T H E R A :-o GER
Eighteen Play In Pie Club Tires of
J. C. Tennis Meet Gorrri V t .
-::~~ng, o esm
f:lghlccn otudenta will pA>tici- Six New
Che~ses Choose Cowboys Throw
S hipman as Pres. Prize Social For
pnte in the J. C. tcnnia toumaml.!nt
•Cl!ording to llal Well•. who ••
spon•orlng the muteh, ...
P1oiringo lor tho first round
wt."rr drawn \\'Nin~MdO.)' morntnr.
Th•• firot round muot be completed
by t.h<• momln1r of Wedn~aday, Oc-tober
6.
The pairing$ for the first round
aro •• follows: Jam"" Walthal va.
Hugo CortJUI: Claude Cox va. Ru­ben
RJ&cu•in; LeRoy Mueller ••·
R&lJoh Lehr: Bobby Ravicz vo. Har­ry
Ankcraon; fin! Wells •*· 8Uiy
Wilson; Jaek Howard ••· Ed Sim­moM;
Iurvey Smith vs. Corter
Wallace; Jane McDavitt and Er!ie
ltae Ru.sst'll; Hugh Harrell ''~~·
Doris Carter.
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Rangerettes Give
Frosh Honor Tea
Plans tor the annual Ra n!(er• tt•
tea honoring the Jreahonen stu­denha
are complete enough to an­nounce
the d.ote aa Tuemy Oct.
12 at the hom~ or Ruthrc Smith,
1108 Drexel.
Vetu Mae Smith wa• eloctod
t rea•urcr to !ill the post vacat;ed
by Mary Belle Rail. A con1mit­tee
to draw UJ) tbli! new by.Jaws
and creed o! the club was appoint­
« ! with Kathleen J on~• &$ ch@lr·
man to be abisted by Rutbie
Smith nnd ~:ilecn Shipman.
New sophootoJ·t> nu~mbenl elect­ed
to membenhip in the chtb are,
Mlnni• Ruth Reib., Henrietta
Speckles, CarolYn Kirk. Mory Lee
Bernhard, Hn~el Grimm, and
Laura Steinbach.
'Em:iC~E~S I ~:ih.·t'n Sh•pmnn wa~ P1ectN1 pre·
1' •idcnt or the Cheahyr• l'h.lel<' club
Tho Piltlllen gut ~d o( eating
plt>.!l at their first meeting on
Thu,.,.day. Stp~mbt!r 2.1, •• the)'
\Olt-d in als nttw mt.>ntben ln who~e
tncc• they couDd oquaah left-over
or unwanted s~rtion1 or pie.a m
future meHing8-tbllt i• tor u
month or so.
The new pJe-face• are. readlntr
!rom aliw to ~lice, Bob Sawtelle.
William Wll•on. Albert Prucha,
H;u·old Stuart, Thnd Wuaver, and
Lloyd BRrbt>e. For lour meetinJP
they wJI be at the mere>· or the
lndhidual memhet'$, and at the
loot meetinl!' th.,re will he no hope
~nly gobo ot pies.
Very httlc ebe was don~-t.hat
1•, except the •mall matter or el·
ec:ting a \"ice--president. to succeed
Kemp Adams. Weldun Crawford
walt cbo$~n lor the job. \'ieo-pre
sidents o..rto n~ceasary In lhe Pit:
Club, tor without them thB pies
would never be eut; or, t.hey would
ne,·er be cut l~gally.
Flo Brown wu eleeted honoa"e
ot the !ollowing-thls-wook
II •hort lengthy bit O(
and compromitting.
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75 Take Night Work
Ct·eat demand on the po r·t or
San Antonio tea ohere for tbe night
courses in Phys leal Educ.llion will
awcll the enrollment at
Coll•re by obuut one
cording to Mn. Loi• London,
istl'llr. The rt>J(:i!trationt Friday
24, had reached appro•imutely 76,
and many onore werl' ex)l<'et.ed to
rel(aotcr Wednl'Sdlly night.
cln .. es are taull:ht by M i<• R110hel
Bolu.
In addition to the P. ~1. elnss­es,
•ophomore Engli$h, taught b>·
Mrs. J. E. Net.on, i• al•o being
orrered in the night ••hool.
at ih !ir!llt 11ltt·Cin~r on S~pLcmbur
23. She •UC<C<-'d• Mnry Bell• Hu 11,
who will not ~ active in th~ club
lhl$ )'t:UI.
1'hC' elt.-e· ion ot Efle~n A" pr .. osi­dent
l<·ft tbc office or 'epotter,
which she i>tevlou•ly hold, open.
Rulhic Smith wa~ t•!Ci;t~d th~ uew
l'ef>Cirter.
Pro1pecUv~ !lophomore nH.~mbt!t!\
wen~ nomirat'"-d t.o tK- voh-d on at
Lhc next tne<'tinu. Tht- fL~~hmtHl
wt'IC:C'IIH(' ten wi I l1c.\ R.l lht• horr l' nf
the •ron110r, Or Janie Ba•kln.
721 Bolumoro St., on Uctob.r 16.
All fn:sbmen ond lt()phomore ~:irt.
IU'l: c:ordinll:.- im•ited by th<• old
mt•mbt•J'l- to eome.
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Senate Eats C:ike
At Meeting, Plans
Hayride Shortly
Cok•. t nke, \l"hN•'• tlH' Cak•T
With thi• IU!lCiou.• thou~tht in mind
the Most flonornble SENATE went
intu !'l'1i• ion Tu~ay. St:ptember
28. In Room 2. Alter tho
(hourt~) wrre rQttd, R.al) moud Wl'b-.
n \\a~ llnanimoUMI)' eltctt•d sec
rotory o( the Senate,
Milton Schiller whu did nnt ro·
turn lhi. yenr.
An argum'-lnt .aroH QV\'1 how bnd
th• SE~ATI" should defeat th•
C<>wboyA In tht• comln11 football
gunw. A rtcr ()eAt'e: wa1 re"tored
by eon•promi•c, tho SEN AT F. then
decided to l•av~ another pr'llctiee
settSioo IJC(ore dcft>atin~ the Cow.
buys.
1\'il•on broul{ht tho cake tn
thi.J lime t\ntl part of at Wtl.S Ml"''i•
ing. Tht· club tht•n voted to run
"Siiekun1" tha•ou~th th~ gauntlet b,•.
!!Au~.- h~ could giv~ nP rt-a'>~on wh)
port of lhe enkc was mi"ain~e.
A hayride tl1o latter p•rt
Octobco· wos •u~rll'l•t~d.
Martin, McGill, Killgore Relax On
Vacation, Prof. Hurry Carries On
w•nlt'd to wait trll It !lot
When Bob wu rominded that
wa.s mot·e than on(' Wft)' to
''hot" the motion took o ba~k •cat
(until cold~r weathrr arrives).
~lcCown mov•d that only ohl
merubtol'l'l be eltowcd to vat the
rake. As th"' old members wel"e'
outnumbered six tu one the mo ..
lion !nil<'il and l!cGowon nearly
ll'Ot the I(I>Untlet for hi$ action
Happy Medium - that's the
phrtse to describe ~Usa Bessie KII­JrOl'e's
summl'r activities. There
was buaines$ to be done and fun
to be had, and il the business be·
came a merf.! mean• to the latter
- well? After all! Fau<'il with
the dread prospeet o( spending the
t~~ummer under medical a ttention,
our Chern Teach packed up and
rushed to h~r dear brother in De­troit-
doetor at the Henry Ford
flo•pltul-for consolation nnd (r<>e
treatments. Quite a njc:c s wim·
mlng pool they have up Lhorc, by
the way; and the l'l!llt of Detroit
wa•n'L hnlr bad, odds Miss Kilgore,
what with all the mce inter nes, and
so un .... Oh, yu! She nl•o gut
the medical ~atmcnt-in her
spnro momunl.K. Then, mtl"t!ly n~
an anticlimax. came o trip to Buf­falo,
Ni•IClU'o. (alone). t..:wMon
Toronto, Casa Loma, and other
pointo of inureU. That Dear
ehifd.rcn, wa!\ nbsolutel)• all:
For the ,·arittty of it we no''
turn to Pto!easo1· Hurry~ who~e­story-
tu Ul'i- is n pain Cui ont.
ProCessor Rurr)•, J. C.'s Human
Dynamo. had no vacation. That
•• not unuKual-and that'• jutt
whul wotrles u.g, The.re comes a
time in the lite or •very human
being when a \' aeati(Jn is impcra­t
h•e, a matter of nf>te!l$it)•, et~.,
~vo n , though o"r Professor dol!!!
t r)' t.o ignore thi!J fad. Anyway,
it sa ps our energy to think o( .\lr.
Hurry':s working. thinking, and
talking shop ALWAYS. flowevor
-and this • hould relieve us-he
did stop for " few minutrs to ,•j:ut
the •..:ond b<:st mlutt'lll colloction
in lhe world, lit the •tat. cr~pital
at Colorado.
Aftet· th• ake "·cnt tho way
or all IC')Oll lhinllll thr old mtmb ·r·
rt:-lllt!~~tiont.'tl tuul th~ followink tel·
low"' t.•l~c.-h·tl tu rnemb-.:Nhtp in th
Scuoto: IIIII Cunn:nlthnm. Roland
llolt. Wad•• ~!oXeil. Howard Sren­ttr.
Th1 follcw.'ing fr, ... hmtn \H•r,
prof o~«'d for nu•miM'!rtj:ht)' aubjfM:t
to ,. tal ll•hlna: th•or t•lr~tlblltt)' :
lt..ltoh L<hr. Ju,r ·\darn<, Ill\,. lie
Mahrrn, (;nfJun llrolltl, Albt- 1 llan•
c-.•y, Arru lfJ ~rhindlt:r. •:. li. Sinl·
mon~ and Aubrt•y \\'11 un.
M i•• Lillian 31ortin-p•rdon ut
-M .... Sehadt r'O<l• ftve tluousond
mil~:s in her oltl•rnobite-, •aw Tex·
80, CBUI!'ht A t .. b thiJo lonJr .... well,
nnyway. this lon~e-<~nd, incadontnl- ---~-~-~;-E_1_'_1-.I-I_E_G_._\ N_(;,- -I
ly, got narril'<l. ~f•>' th•r lrv• IN THE ''CA\'K '
h· ppilr ever nf.cr, ""'n thuu~rh w t'Oll Ll Sl'll & D \ ;\l'L'It.:
don't h~ll"w in fairy tal•• I EI'ER\ \1 Ell:\ 1;.'<1> \ \
Mi .. Mar)' l lcCIII. who •nioyo.
e\'er)·thint any,~.-ay. indu,hnt! th~
b~Jil or health. !!~pent twn week~
in Hot Sprill~ •. \ t•kunattt'. but did
not toke un)' bath•-\\ hal'• that,
lli•s ~!cGill! Ohl pordon u•l Sh•
m"ant mineral bath~. Sh• did not
vitlit u n\' of t b.._. nmbhng ca~ino~
She f•li ••rr) for all th• >iek
peoplt-. And that W8l that.
Freshmen,
'fht• Cowbuy• a.:a•·• n tocial l01t
Frldny nll(bl, but it lookM lilw a
Stud<nt A,.!':OCilUion danet-•. l'~vt~ry
IH'Omin~nt P<'t'80n and nhuo!\t cv­~
r)' otht•r pc-t~on in J C.-" hh thu
~XC\·ptlon of ten of lhe h.·elw:
~mttOrll were there.
Th . •odal Wall a .Ort or •'!Jltro·
duetor>• Prom.'' Each guc•t Anti
I hen:• WL•t e O\'er fi!ty nf lhL'm­wus
lR;.:',t.et•d with o Jitt1l! card thul
Dlh·l.'rti.l'\c:cl his nan·~ nud mule~ nn:l
on two r•••• his •m•ll-llilly Wil­"
on n -,d Bob Sawu~llt•, tngtt('d
•·s,·na or".'' ·rh._, tdl."lt and tht rc
~utt 'Ah th~l •11 unnt"quaintt·d
J'f! l'lon~ 11houfd bt.ocorn~ BC,tuamttll
Two big drawing turd!' at tht
~o.einl \\·ere e.ooki~ taken by the:
big. bud wo·r fr-om IHll• Red Coak.
ng- Stove, und pitu:applc.• tchl.!llict·l
punch n Ia MiddlNon. Pntcha. nnd
Smith.
The l;lo\\Ollt dnm out u biR
trowd o( fre,hmt>n, f1ro14pt-Cth c
mtlrnbcN., und lo"el)>· ft~~hmNt
Stli"ltJ. Tht•1tt• J:U~:ilU: \YN'l' J:l'\0 tt:' I
with th" u•udl Cowboy he>~pit.al­ity:
e\·en the ~nnto1·,., pn•"t:nt
WC'I't lt'"(>l.t('tJ \\ it.h fl'"Pt.~t. (;Ul"!!;ll'l
\\N·c treated to the li~l exhibi·
lion o( Hnrohl Stuan'• ••tr a
ord1113ry Into> prctation• or VOilU
htr dune-.. enLt.l'3-notnbly .. Truck·
ln."
Out.otand.n~e heekltr ot t h •·
nia'ht wtta I.A?Roy Mui!ller, who
wa" a.lwa)'!l hO\'erintt n.round •·~­mlndinJC
the Cowboy• that th<·r
had n too:ball practice the next
dn)· So, to oblig~ C•ptuin Mutller
ond Al•o that A o'tlock etas •• the
I!Ood tinl!' ""~ rorct'd at II :30 ...
M. to hong tire until tht "''"
Cnwbo>· a rrair. a plcinic
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German Club Elects
Althou~th it h"" not yet hird itJ<
firAt nu~ttting, Der Schiller Verein
hu elll<!lt>d It• orricen. for the
cominc- !lt•mtsttr. Thr!>.t nlfirtr:­wot
·e elected from the Germnn
cta .. ••· explained lli.a !Ann Koch
sponsor. Bob Sawtelle "·o• chusen
pi'I'Aidont: Fronk Slaymaker eltet
•'<I vice-rn·aident; Eile11n Shipman.
ll'Crt>tary; Clnrenc.e Hensley, treu.
urcr: Roy.,on<l White. reporter;
and Thonrna Moon, aer~r.,ant-nt­bt•
ms. Ou:anization of the c:1ub
will b.•~ein in lht! next '""t'l:k, ,.aid
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Oc.tdK prt.'V10U!llly quot. .-.. 1 on th•
Senak' Debating :";ocit•ty's football
:-~"qua« in tht• Shack'"' &oku.• ~hn11
dropp.·d Ilk,. >c< •lock tn the I c
Cttnll4."t m"r cl wh n th Cowf-o} •
pt-ncuc~·d Satultb.y '1u•c than a
!lltOrl' (ovt~r 25, tu ht.• \"XBC!t J of
brui•el'> and tOUI!h• whieh thr•
t.ttt>r club dt-u(tc·d nn ita .,,, u
hook show(-d ur• for a ~.tnt~linlt
thr~c hr ur f't.•q,on At 1" 't 1 (u ld
:\p("C Mtoo" whn w ·rr not au;urttd
beynnd vncal clt• <'rllltion ~"ullitd
ttJ plar.c an) b~·u Dt any tllhb on
tht• S1.mulAJt"1t.
Oo ~r In th~! S<"n.a.te hH.nJCUwt, hm\­l
n•r, \o~r.) Httll• l'h)'Sic tl udh ity
\HI:ol \I <l•lt:. lht• ltJ\"t)t:nh• ,,( tht'
\\ ind,.t(lfm ml'lh(HI nf play 1Jt."C•
tt'll)' Cigurin..r out "1L:11 k pi/\)' •
''ilh !'!IX poant n..,_ulttt.
'It ntr 11lumh ~k-ar tht• thrm
Punchl'IB l:Ut u~ hrkc:tl if'n '' ,.
hi~ tu 111n..ch l l with iM.' tht
SL·nnh· lint• conch MllHt 11hut IJta1n
,. hmina an11 our nu. tlfitk • ::uH
tN .:ut 't:" hl'ut ulrrndy ~··
~" unprt:judic·~f c·Qmnwnb \'<Ill
b .. made b) any illudl."nl 1 smc~,.• ,n
h•tt fll li flO h&jt'h in Lht ,.,Jmlng
:tlt<"r(:ttUun. St~u~ frum hitch
~hool "" thl• t'u'' bo~ ' tt.um u t•
•'ftc.d'' Ston&.IJ, •·si ·"-Y .. SantotJ,
ndn --Tu!Cy" S'l'kcl'C, a.ml man)
ot hrl"$. ThCt bi!itt of tht• Stonut
\\Tf·~kin~ c1 ew mclmt•· 'iRullet P!I.S!i
Snatch r" Spc nrt.·• und Gordon
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