The Junior Ranger

              Paee Two
EDITORIAL STAFF
'ftndtx \1arks Editor·in-clUtf
Assistant Editor
.\ml'le Jeanne Remy Feature Edltor
Llo)·d l.armbu
Colep te VIIIAret News Editor
WUburn Cox - - Sports Editor
~nna Steams Club Editor
Mamie " clA'an Sponsor
ReporteN: Jane SeHreid, Marla ,\Jlen, Jane Parker, Henry
J>avne. Francl'l Paplycr.k
. BUSINESS STAFF
Judy Alwood _ Business 1\fanager
BIU Geiser Advertlsinlf .!\tanager
Elna Jean Higginbotham Assistant Adverhsmg ~tgr.
Louis Seidel. Joy Frlzee, Kathryn Boone - Representatives
Don't Be A Dastard
You htwe probably seen one or those ,110 called "tough­guy!!
One or those dastards who boasts, harasses, and ~ul­lies
~vhen there Ia n ll'ang or s imilar characters snarlmg
over his 11houlders. You probably think the same of t hat
character 1111 I do, namely that they will cringe a~d cower
when confronted with even odds, not odds agamst, but
thORe that are fifty-fifty.
A rival adverliRin~r manager, with a gang of .snarling
yens. efficient bacon getting ad salesmen watching over
his shoulder, 11lapped n gauntlet across my !ate. Long after
the 11marling well.l! had Mubl!idcd, the de.~tre to thrust my
blade t hrough his heart, burnt into my bro~-t~ pia~ ~
side hi,. pnJ'H!r onu that wu not only supertor tn echtorial
content but ai;<O in ath·o:rtitsemenL~. - but that gang of
"yelfp': hu me buffal~~t.'(l, I rl.'alize that it is useless to fi~rht
again.1t odds-they must be even.
Thl•re are fightttr' on the campus at Jaysee, and they
are the ones that must make the odds even that I may erase
thr scan1 acro.u my brow. I( a per•on of average intellig­ence
l>eS a ~mall blue (fire-prevention week) in a \·acant
lot or elsewhere. he or 8he cndea\•ors to extinguish it ~­thnugh
the Mid I>Cr~on i~ not a member of the San Antoruo
Fire Oer•artmcnt, "It is only fittinr and. proJ?tr t.hat we do
FO"' (Lincoln's G~tty~burg Addre~~l. Likevn,;e, if you see
n blaze, tackle it and get the ad. Almost every one. at
Jay•ee ha.~ !<Ome cinch adds: a grocery store, gas sta tton,
drur store, nnd numt!rous other~. Borrow n contract ~k
or write out a contract on a piece of paper together wtth
their add~. Don't wait for the members of the staff, but
help make the odd~ hy getting ndd~. Don't be da..~tards ;
fi~rht back with me.
- Bill Geiser
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local Boy, d cetera.
Word has juRl bt'l'n rreeh·ed from the War Department
that Ralph W. Rodit'Ck hall bl'en awarded a pe.nnanent com­mi•
sion in the Air CorpR or the Regular Army, and will con­tinue
on with his prt'Ment a•silfllm,mt of duty with the 32nd
Squadron. 19th Bombardment Crop. GHQ Air Foree, of
March Field. California.
A native or TclCM, l.ieut. R<Mlieck attended the Bracken­ridKil
llisrh &-hool nnd the San Antonio .Junior College, both
of San Antonin. Tcll:as. He ~nli•ted in n>gular army, Air
Corp;<. in 1930, and attendl'<l the Preparatory School at Fort
~am Houaton lor t,. . ., year•.
In Mareh. 1!13:1, Lieut. Rodiec:k entered the Air Corps
Training C<'nter as n Flying Cadet, and wa.~ graduated from
Kelly 1-'ield. Tua~. in Fehruarr, 1931 Detailed to active
duty, he wu s tat ioned at Ba.rk•field, La. and later saw two
yenns of service at Albrook Field, in the Panama Canal Zone.
Re<igninsr hi5 activc duty, he Clew for Traii;IC()ntinenlal and
Western Air Line> until June, 1938, when he returned to
active duty.
Lieut. Rodiec:k wa• made a l~t Lieut. in the Air Corps
R!!l<erve, and was on active dut>· at the t ime of his permanent
appointment. He is typical of the highly trained and con­l'Cientious
young officera that the expanNion program of the
Air Corp>l ha>~ drawn into the rank~ of the Regular Army, and
with such material M thi~. the flying arm of the service need
have no fear for ih greatne1l.~ in the year;; to come,
How :<OOn will it lie that the RANGER prints a similar
~tory Of your 8UCCllllll in )'OUr ChOsen field?
THE RANGER
I SEE
YOU SEE
JAYSEE
Liquor no•vor tooch•· my lip •
And I sbuddrr at ciPrall ...
1 ""'~r t.o~rb at dirty qoipe,
And I wowdn't th1nk or OwiDir
dabu.
I'm nica and kind to all I blow;
1 do a sooc1 dHd ouh day;
1 a.vor l•t my bare okln ahow,
Nor att~nd a rloqu• play.
I'd cot my throat be!ol't' I'd li•:
1 dan!n"l drint ovn twt•nty:
1 only hko fllrla that al'\' •by,
And I really atudy plenty.
1 thmk ping uut •t nl1ht"a a aln
1 s ta)' home •nd ndd to m)' knowl·
edle•·
Soon I'll be an«t!lic • nourh to ret
in-
To Junior Coll<•k•·
Thor• lo a plac• In lll•to•Y Cor
tht 49'tro. Thor• •hould be a
pla<c in Jayaee annala ror t he
IIO'era. J unior Coll•e• whether
you know it or ...,t, It loca~ at
·119 South Alamo. Wtbon Tayl ..
liv .. at llU Patttraon. Hilda 'I'll·
lotaon livn a1 t lO Cloveland Court.
A boy nam .. l Marko liv.. at 119
Wnt ~la~~nolia. It th••• tre any
Olhot ll9'ets ID tht bOUO\! will thtJ
pi afl• .,tep up!
All acquioitloll not ) tt ILot..S b1
tht Board v( Educaticm llut at
pr- nL hanc~nr In tht R.\NCER
office Is a • • rr beautiful plctart.
Don• Ia U.e l'ett) ••••r. UKUt·
od bl a Jay- boJ , alld r-•od
rro .. obli•lon to be ~ .. ~~ Ia Ita
p..-at pooit.ion br Bill Ct!Mr. tilt
pa1nllnlt hn attrtctod mort apoc,
lotara th:an ··saaa ... Namtd ·"Troa·
bl•" b> til• .... rr. th• ladr It talk·
illtr aoductholy on tho ttltphone-­and
what aht'a .. rlnc Ia ldt to
tht lmatrlnat lon or tho op«tator.
You art cordlall) ln•itod to drop
around to lbo RANGER office to
iMp«l thia m<trpll'Ct'.
Much to the ecotatle conatcmnllon
or hit Fre•hmen F.nglieh etudent.l
tor whom he had t<hedul<'<l a teal,
Mr. Milton LinK und~rwont an op­eration
la<l Mond•y. The fact
that he ~ back on our campu~ will
be applauded by all except thoa•
Skeptic
By Lynn Tulloth
The world is full of many things;
or life. of cheer, of joy-_
or happiness with silver winrs.
Sweet sadness for alloy.
A world where Fate jugt passes by
And ~rives me nought but nods-
No peace tor me. no glfl.l! from rodB
For such a fool u I.
The world is full of wondrous things
For those who long and seek-
Odober 20, 1931
The poignant song of the skylark s ings,
The blush of dawn's pink cheek,
The lasting truth above the lie
Rirht's triumphs, and all such­Wondrous,
but it means not much
To such a fool as I.
The world is full of many things ;
l l holds my destiny-
My lost hope flows like gushing sprinfs,
Near to Et ernity.
To me, the world just pa.~ by,
And gi\•es me nought but sirhs.
What could it give, when truths are lies,
To such a fool a!l I ?
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Do Unto Others •
A lltrs. Cosgrove, of 215 Arciniega, has made the reQuest
that Junior College students who bring cars to school be
considerate enough not to park in her drive-way or in front
of her gateway. Mrs. Cosgrove's request is certainly deserv­Ing
o! the attention of J aysee members, who undoubtedly
want to do the courteous thing. Remember when you park
your car tomorrow morning that there are many Mrs. Cos­grove's
in the neighborhood, all of whom have the right to
open driveways and a moment of thoughtfulness on your
part.
who nunk tht rums. Aa ttqulr·J--------------------- - - -
0<1 crtck No. 7813!1 comJIOIIo ua to
aay. Mr. Un~r. we hoP<· •••rythinlr
<amo out all riaht.
IA1t yur'o Acadomy Award
wont to oomo unknown billion·
dollar Hollywood produ<tlon wlloao
nom• ahpa our mind. No one how.
••~r. who uw TIU: ~llli:R IPF'S
DAUGHTER had an1 doubt that
th• Acadomy had mad~ the rreat·
eat m••tak• 1n Ita lonr. unbrohn,
and nevtr·to·be-ectuallod rt>tOrd or
mitt&knt and KJVt:n the priz.e t.o
the wronr plct~~n. Thtt yoar'•
epic, FROSTIER LO\'£, Is &n·
otMr likoly ricturo that ..UI be
o•orlookod by tho )11<11"0. Don't
mak• tbe aame trror thoy will. I(
)·ou ne\·tr Ht' anolh~r paclur.:, ~
FRO!'iTil-:R LOVE al tho Add&
O.bbe Carnival. Attn that you'll
probably ntver want to •te uother
plct'l.l.n!. All In all It !. tho ble·
""''t fi!t<-tn ctnta worth ••M• Mao
Wnt playod lh~ Steto.
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