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W£DS£SDAY, MAY 23, 1961
Seven Are Initiated
Into Speechcrafters
Jwuat. · s, ><n>ft·
tn of SAC wu held lbl. Wednt
dar evrnlnr I•• the SAC little th~•·
ur.
Each person belq lnltla!H "'
nquirtd to clv~ a fhc-manut~ talk
on a aubjcct civm him on very
abort notice.
Tbe nrw mrmbu. lnrludo Jam
8Tdlnan, Wah.er Gray, Bollr Breit,
,,lu Scharlack, Car11e Scott. Oob
WUiiam•, a-nd Ben-ton Marko)', Jayseegate Head
Told a t Banquet
Identity of th~ new prr.•idtnl of
tho Jayeoegatoa will be re•·ealed
at a banquet on ~lay 81 at Youn¥·
blood's.'
Candidat~l for pruldent are
Rose Can:arno, Jeanette Whl...,,
and Ch~lla Barrow. The new
prdident will be announct·d by
Ros• Gold. retirin~r chairman.
The secretary which Is also kept
secret until the banqu•·t, will be
filled from a alate of three can·
didatft - Ruth Ann Ctrt.er, Dah·
tyn Tollett•, and Pat Mcf:nnia.
Cowboys Have Picnic
At Hallmark Home
The Co• :. ,,,, be) ' · . '·" dub
vf SAC, htld a picnic and "riner
rout at the homt of tbtir opon·
aor, Wallie /: Hallmark, on May
9.
The picnic had all the rerular
~id• i&ou_. and wu atto:ndod by
Dr. Wayland P. :Moody and Coach
Bill Candler, There was no formal
program, and the affair wu at·
tended b:y only apJ>n>xomat.oly on.,.
balf or th~ C.,wbey n .. n,J,r•hip.
Panhellenic Forum
Tells of Sororities
A forum to acquaint girt. with
ruah acllvitl011 of notional panhcl·
hmie sororitloa will be conducted
by the local Panhollenic A••ocla·
tion on June 7 at 2:30 p. m. in
the M•n~rer Hotel's Mlnu•t Room.
There Lo no admlaaion eharte•·
~embers of th~ pan•l will diAl·
cuaa ru•h rulea and answer quto·
tiona of girb who an- ent<'rinJr in
Sept('IDber coU•res wllkh have na·
tiona! aocial aororiti~ Rep~D·
tatives t1-o111 the University or
Tuaa, Southwt:Ottl'll Univ.r11ty at
C<'OI'lteto'll'll, and Southtm Mttho•
dist Unh·or .. ity will apeak.
SAC clrla who wilt oaroil at c.ne
of t~ toll- in th<- (all are
i"' ited to atund.
'Penh ol Truth' · · • •
(C.,nlinued From P&~r• Ooe)
nten.'•
Bam<a went on to at.-.aa th•
fatt that "this lnstotutlon I& a
bulldor of rr..., men and not afraid
of tho circumstanc.s It Dl&Y brine
about and also that thla inalitu·
lion will repr-nt th• Chrlallan
prindplea of the AmHkan way of
life."
THE JAYSEE RANGER PAGE 'l"HR££
With final• oo clolt' at hand,
th• aor-cono.lltion<'d library baa ita
•hano of ~·N~ver-witn.-ed-belore ..
o«upenta d11rinr every period.
So ph picnic (ant'a·•Y• view):
'Bobby LANGE broke the "pina·
ta" and Wayland MOODY hopped
up a IO'H grade lnci'Ulle in one
subject of hla choice by winning
tho jumping race. Tomm)' REED
wa• bua!ly cnJoFing his IIllich,
while Larry LACEY and Ed EN·
Gf>LIIARDT pt>r(onnod on tho
..:llnr ban and Joe HARBER
awunr through tho air with the
arrnte•t of plt'lt. Bare foot ~rirl
with r .. t of tan was Betty
WHA LL who had to ,..,.dt through
muck and ,.;..., to avood walking
tho Nturn trip over a hi11h lodg•··
Tha enh..., Sophomo"' claaa -m·
t<l to heartily tnjoy the outing
rom tlasstt.
n.doatlon ushers ••r• Puny
COOPER, Willie Alu GAYLE.
Bobby LASGE, &-tty WBAL'L,
ROM GOLD. S.ntoo ~IARXEY,
Bart..ra WOFl'ARD and Joan
;;•:\'ER£10.
B£RSICE waa tho beauty or
!Hdoeation night In her best man·
nen and atlfnr·atarch<'d unifonn.
C<lneratulalicm• ao t.o our own
~Rll.. LOFTfN on her elt'ttoon u
pNaldont uf the San .\ntunlo Won
... n'a Club.
Th• trophl.. on dU.plllY in the
library have bftn Jolnt>d by two
new mcnalk•ra olnce Marprtt Z£.
Pt:OA won th~ woman'• doubles
and olnrles In Texu Junior Col·
Ieee's athletic conlel'\'nce.
After SpeoehcraJt~r lnh.iation
W<'<lnesday, cokes and cake were
aerved at the Night Hawk, madst
ehoru•es of "Happy Birthday to
Benton." S..ma the JrtoUP only
want<od an excu•e for brin11inr ita
own caha Into the reataurant and
lfll .. WARKf:Y'S CONGRATULA·
'l"IOSS wortll't in ordor.
ADP's Have Hayride
T>• Add" Dal•'>a Pot. Ia• •pon·
.wr•-d ... U1tidt; S..tt.uda; n~ht at
Landa Park In ~.., Braunfels.
$50 Scholarship
A warded by PTK
To Sophomore
A $50 "'lt<•lanblp will be cinn
next WI to a SAC •tudrnt who ,.
mt.f'ring 1\ia or h.tr aophomo,..
year at tht' ~U•Jr•· Sponsor of
th• teholanbip lrfallt ia San An·
tonio C.,lltl:'t''• chapter of Phi Theta
K.ppa.
Cudida~ for the acholanhip
will be jud~r«< upon finanrial nt'<'ll
and scbolutic abUity aa e'·ldenet.l
In the Crellbman year. A tarulty
commit~. wbich will lncludt• th•
to·Sporu<or• of Beta Nu ChapterClyde
R. Nail and Adah Loul•e
Staph, will aeloet tho recipient of
the JrMmt.
Rqpgerettes Show
Summer Fashions
Bathing suit n toea •••
both lonac and t ... n. futTIIala .•
and at,....t d_,.t'l <ollllitu!H the
Ranceratt.o St7l• Show pNSeOlt•l
1n th~ aud,tonum fo'rida:o from 5
until n o'do<lc,
SAC mod<lo ,.~,... Dorothy Me·
Claason, !>lyra Wa!bndr:•. Barbara
Snutll, Pauy )la•hl, Jo)'t'o Yam•·
guch;, Jl,orta Joe CroWll, J ud) Uhr,
Rlll'hell~ IA!bevitz, Joao 1 .. 11 Pro·
ffit, an•l Doria .\ nn f'ra•lcr
Cootumes wer. fumiah.-d wtth
th~ courtesy of Sir[rt l's •nd rc•
frvahm~"t.. wtre Mrv"'' b)' tho
ltanKcreltt'll.
Journalists
At Landa
Picnic
Park
Swimmtnv, boatinK. ttaUn«,
<lrinklnr, ond wl&o eratklng w.re
aome of tht main fonn• of ent•r·
talnmtnt at tile publkatlona pic·
nlc, ho•ld &lay 20 at Now Braunr.t•.
Perkins, Schultz
Get Book Awards ·
A,.-ards and •-bes hlrblil:'ht·
t'd tb• last UMlllbi)' of this ....
mm•r for SAC atudenta.
Dimmitt Perkins ·•.-aa a""rded
the Cbomical Rubbt't- Publiahlnt:
<'..ompanJ'• ~Handbook of Chemistry
and Ph111ics" and the honor of
beong th• moat outatandilllt SAC
rhe.mil'try studt>nL
Wamt' Hallmark, ehairrt\Jln or
the n>&thtmati.-11 ckpartm•·nt.
awarded Jt&niU! Shull%, phyooca
major and most promisinl' math
student, "The Handbook of Math
Tablea and Formulu" by Durington.
Thr a .. ~mbly eondudcd woth o
op<'<'Ch by PI'Cllident J. 0 Loftin
on the entanglomcnta of tho world
ln whieh wt• find uurulv-.
T•n publlrallon olaf( memlxor•
Mrs. Morrison Will and ,., .. ta mot at tho collt•l!• anti
"took out" for Landa Park. On Dr. McAmis Better,
Teach Summer Camp the picnic supper mrnu waa Crit'd
Mrs.. Loi• 'lorriiiUn will tutb chick•n, pota•o aalad, <olv '"''"· Returns in September
chocolate tak•, punth, and all tho•
a roun.o on "Selt'tlinJ and C:ettinlt tnmm;nca. Dr \!cAm i• Nport.d tv b.
tho lloa\ out of l'oli"ll•" at M••Unt Thvao who otttnd<od wtre Betty makln~r a fatt rt'tonry after an
Roach, f".d F.n•tlhardt, ('Lrlotte o~rauon on "•y 1 •
\\\ .. lo)· on Jun• 11·18. llolmn, Bob bi:.rray, D.., ';;.,,.,nbt, ,... .... • ·
The achool will t.. undtr u.. di· Donald 8n&'JlA, rera:r Sut Cot.. Sh• ..... oupposed to t ... eh In
r~lil.n of
0
,.
0
Sterhng Wbtdcr, man, Roborta F Nnatnilll, Roo~ aummer acbo<>l but baa decidt'd tbat
Roa.- Gold, and puhlicatlon apon· ohe will not e<>me bao\ until non
_~_·_S_A_<' _B _i_bi_P_ _i• •_tnK· _~_,_. _____~ "'-'-·-~-~~_u_ _A _d_ah Lo_u_"_- s_ ta_p_h._ ____~ ~-·-_~ •_m_ be r_._ ______________ __
Moody Tells Tall Tales .. ·
(Continu..J From Pa" Two)
Or. ~foody and everyone of his brothers
and ~istera were gl\'t:n a high i!Chool and col·
lege education. Arter complt-ting Westmintoter
Junior CoUege, at the tender age o! el~rht..
en, Dr. ~loody landecl on thl' doon~tep or
Forty Acres - n country boy with a Kuit~
ase in one hlllld and a cornet In the other.
After two years or "tooting his own horn" in
the college band and studying "a bit," Dean
Molldy received hi~ B. A. derree.
He then returned to WestmiMter to teach
Spanish nnd French. When tenchlng at Westminster
in 1923, Mondy met and fell In lovl!
with Lillian Pit>rce, a mu~ic teacher of the
~me instituti~l. They were marril'<l in
September, 1925.
A chain of cvenL~ followed: Moody be·
. amt: principal of Farris Hil!'h School . , •
~ecured hi~ Ma~ter's degre ... became Ilean
Jf Westmin~to:or College ... and in 1931 took
he degree of "father" because of the Moody's
depres..~ion baby, labled Wayland Pierce
:\toody.
Silence Is Golden
So Are Opportunities
Silt•nce i~ goldl'n - hut so are opportuni·
tieJJ. 0J1portunitles are everywhere. Di~raell
hu Mid. "The ~ecr.,t of ~ucce!IS in life is for
a man TO B~: READY FOR HIS OPPORTU!
IIITY \\'HEN IT COMES.''
"Tht•rt• are no longer any good chances for
~·oun~e men.'' CQmplained a youthful law stu.
d.,nt to Danil'l Webster. "There is always
room at the top." replied the great state<~·
m11n nnd juri~t.
~f~t'n we are gullly of overlooking opportumtu.•
s:
A, D. P.'a fumiah.<l tho ref...,.J>.
m•nta for the-lves and tholr
btn.
Then in 193·1 the political hu~e clamped
down on )loody and he was nominated to
lt>.ad the public schools of Limt:stone count~·
'out of thl' \'alley of chaos." A million baby
kbses, political speeches, and picnlca later.
he wa.~ defeated for lhe office of School Su·
perintendent h)' G5 votes.
"\\'e look too high for thingS clo~e by."
Michael AniCt:lo found a piece of dh;carded
\'lltrara marble among waste rubbish bel\ide
a fttreet in Florence. which !<Dme unRkilled
workman had cut, hacked. spoiled and
thrown away. 1'\o doubt many artists had
noticoo the fine quality of the marble and
rt!lrJ'et~ed that it should ha\'e been ~iled.
But ~11chael Angelo ,,aw an angel in the ruiu.
11nd with hia chisel and mallet he car\'ed
out from It one of tht finest piece~ of statuary
In Itay, the young Da\·id.
One man goe3 through life without seeing
chances for doing anything great, while
another close t>e~ide him snatches from the
same cii'('Umslances and prh·il.eges opportunities
for achie\'ing ll'r&nd results. - Munson Elected • • • ·
(Gontlnaed P'wftl !'llrp Onr)
bot yot a lca•ln tll .ampua af.
(airs, had a fairly oubet'&Atial !nd
In til~ first t'loc:t!on and manaJrt'd
t<> maintain it for the moot part in
tho run orr.
At this point, he hecame Dean of Lon Morris
Cbiii!Ke in Jackson,·ille, Texas. !or fi\·e
years before he returned to the Uni\'~:r~ity
ot Texas to work on his Ph. D.
There is a legl!lld of an artist who long
IIOU!rht for a piece of ~ndalwood. out or
which tc> cal'\·e a .'lJadonna. He was about to
srive up in despair. leaving the vision o! his
life unrealized, v.·hen in a dream he wall bid·
den to cane hi~ ~ladonna from a block uf
oak wood which was de~tined for the fire.
He obeyed. and produced a nwsterpiece Crom
n log of common {ire wood.
In conclusion, ho atatod that
men muot "know thn truth and
the truth will make rou frn."
Barbara, a ~rraduate .,r Tech
llleh School, aerv<'d on the .cod<nt
ec·uncll thet't' and haa bftn active
In atualcnt ~rovernm•nt af(aira on
the SAC campuo thia year, attend·
lua the atatc eonvtnliun ar A A :'>f
Collo•p la1t moqth.
The day the deg-ree arrived ao did a letter
containinR' his army eommisaion. For
three and one-half yean he fouaht the Battle
of "SAACC" before he was dlschar~eed
at :Maxwell Field, Ala. Re then took a job
as head of the relrional veteran!< administration
and another battle was on his hands
until Pre~ident J 0. Lo!tln rescued him and
brought him to SAC, where he has perform·
ed the duties of D11an, teacher, and friend
sinCI! 19-17.
Mnny of us Jo.~e great opportunities in life
hy waiting" to find sandalwood for our carv.
ings, when they really lie hidden in the <.'Ont·
mon lol(ll that we burn.
