The Jaysee RANGER

              PA.Gii: TWO THE JAYSEE RA."iGER ------
• · Phi Theta Kappas Both,
The Jaysee RANGER ' Hallowe'en Has Church ~r!gm Sh' 1 y Claude Popular, Too
PubllaMd bl-...... kly by the atiUW!ta ot Still Full of Odd Superstrtions 11' e I I
SAS A:.O'TOSIO JUNIOR OOLLECE t about J111: name prutlcaUr aft7 Orpii!Z&Lion on tile
IbUowe'en (All llallow'a Eva) colore<! birds wbleb ~nat llal· campo and m.ude Whitis b a onembH of it.. lit\
SAn Antonio, Texaa l'!la Ita DUie from beicc the aYa the country lr.lllilll' •toe brldts the prulde=t of the s...,.te, aubta11t 1poru .cll14t
Roprue:~tocl tor ll&tl~nal ad,·ertising by NaUonal of All Hallo,... or AU S.tntl' Day, lowe'en, 1 time ~ when of EL .ALAJIO. KTreaat-cot.arnu c! ~ "R• 4
Advertlaing Service, Ice., collese publilben rep,... November 1, whlcb was of ao-11 and babln wera ato ..._ I!Dder· ..,.Jatlon, acd a _,ber of the JAYSEE RANGE&,
tath·e, 420 Wacllaon, A••~ s.,.., York, N. Y,. Chi· Catholic oricin. but ,.. retaiowd There ere mall)'.:;Jiill~ tbtlt Phl Theta Kappa and Student Cowu:U. Claudt,
1 aco, B<aton, Lot A11"'lu, San f'r&IICbco. by the church of ERI'lond <aloncler atacd tho aplrlta , 11A clrl caa bnclsome. bi'O'&'II e,...S aopbomon. Ia a ~ 111
after Ute RetonnaliOJL But the poW!!n at llallowe en. lil
1
the Copperas CoTe H~b School Ia Coppuu Ccwt,
fa.tive apbit of O.:tober at came ~I • cabbeJ!e llD4I. most ~ Tuu.
along t.be folkwaya from the North meet her future ~ on laee Scl:ool oplrlt b cldlnltaly on the U.t of quaUn.
Edltor-fn..Chld
Sewa Edltor
Society
CollDUy of Europe Jato tba Brit. way bo.,... If liCit, 1 an P <&llol>s Claude lhlnb rtU7 .uu!ent abculd haro.
Cleo"" Jacbou isb h.l"" ...-\th tba Celta, Anclas, the cabbare over the door ~ the He loYM to da-, and il aceD at eYU'J Jaraoe clerx..
llubl'rt MID. Saxona, ete., acd aum'l'ed the man the eabbqe falls 011 "' : AIIJtblal: concrmlac aport&. eapedall)o ao!tbaD ellll
Feoturu
Sporu Droeu
Roportcn
Bu11M.U t!ana~ter
Aaalot.onta
Annette Sllllth,
Jtmmle Jo White, Cite)· Bender
Bttly \Thall, PCR)' Hoofard
!>fi\e F. Olive,
lAme-r Jacl<aon, Gil Coleowortbr
AI Archer,
Frank \'aldtJ, Lewia llirblo
Le...-1• llicbie
Cluy Bendor, Eugon., Blu~.
EArl Heath, Betty Srarborourh
A.tab Louioo Staph
l>rWdie po:rioda; tor a lOCI&' Ume ly be bor blllbancl: A l'irl make tennis, clraWll Claude'• atWltlon. lfe ""tribota 1o
bonflrH drove &WIJ ... u oplrita more than ono auttor an . , aU aetlTitiD with bia eapclnz ptt~~Q~~alllJ &1111
•• people feuted, •• BrlloDI - dedslona by putlllll' tho ourton b•lplui ldou..
lebrated Hallowe'.a. hlfllala on hetol-nuta acd puU.llll' Ka . bttah" lndlea
Perhaps futuro c•nnatlono Ill\• lbo nuta on the fire. The •.ultor • ~~'t~l ~~t!:. fo:~ta:d"...mue ta'! Coocl == whoae oymbolte nut bumo w1th a It n a "~
drr aome 111eh oyatem u a Unl· ateacly rlow 11 Mturally pr.tn- denl In the elanroom, J- •• be b on the e&mJ>lll.
led XaUon. World will recapture eble to tho one Apl'llrntacl by a Alter be COIZ!pletae hil atucllrs bore, be wnt Clltor
nth.e. . excitement end purpooafoJ. nul which ltepo end crackles Ia the \ini...-.lty of Tuu to major bt mathe111atla.. C>f naUono al war bJ .. It•
Faculty Spo11aor
EDITORIAL
Should SAC's Annual Cover
Two-Thirds or FuJJ Year?
Students who are members or the San An­tonio
College social clubs will have an op­portunity
to nlte }'riday on the question of
whether the C'.ollege annual, 1-:1. AL.UIO,
ahould cover the full academic year from
Solptember to lllay or "'hethcr it should con­llnue
to cover only the months or September
to rnld~MArth 11., hRll been the case in pa.~t
ycara.
In order to get a maximum vote without
duplication, it was decided that a vote or
the I!IOClal clubs would gi\'1! an a.l~1uate cro,•
&«tlon opinion or the atuMnt body.
On the two slrles or tho quelltion are ( 1)
completeneu o( CO\crnjle, and (2) signing
annuala.
Becau~~e the annual must go to prest by
March 27 iC it is to be deli\·ered by the end
of ~lay, many activities occurring durin~t
the aprin~r •emester nrc ncces.o.arily omitted.
For instance, lhl·rc was nothin1r in the 1919
EI, ALA!\to about the conference victories
of SAC'a track tt>nm of htst yl•ar: completely
Ignored, becau~t> they took plnce afler the
dcndline, W!'re fiesta week activities, mas­qucradu
ball, numcrou11 picnics and partieg,
and - m011t important to the graduates -
the round nr events which characterize com­mencement.
l( the annual could CO\'Cr all these events,
thereby making the F.l. AI.AMO a reeonl of
the full 1949-00 academic year, It would be
nady for dclh·cry about Solptember 1. Since
SAG's stad!'nta. with only n feu· elCreptions,
IIUike their homeB in &n Antonio, such a
delh·el')' date should caulK" no incom·enicnc:e.
Tbe nnnu:~l would be delivered. also, before
!tudcnta would be lca\lng tor other colleges.
A local hl~L'h IK"hool nod several collegt'S
whkh ba\·e adopted the ide:~ haec been well
satisfied with the plan. feeling that the com­plctenl!
3ll It a!!ords is especially welcome In
later yeara.
On the other aide of the argument nrc
those '«ho maintain that they mu~t hnve an
opportunity to sign the annuals. This is pr~
vided for. also, In the Cull year plan. It bas
been met two 1\"11)'11 in IK"hoola which hue
tried the September delivery. One way is to
rul\·e students autostrnph nn l.'i(lbt.page sec­tion
which Is reproduced and ins!'rted at the
end of the annual. The 11ccond way is !or
lr'"OUJ>S - the annual 11t.nff, it.sc,J!, Jl('rhapa,
to ll'h'e annual-signing parties at which stu.
dentll Clln de\·otc two or three hours to auto­craphinlf
the books 1\ilhout the threat of an
impending fmnl ex11mina!ion hanlfing over
brationa which are f...,. from the the floJIIo batnYtniC his f itkla
tragedy eonnectad with war. ":V~tch the !.'Ill on Hallowe'en.
Hallowe'en !.a an example of the It Ito look• at you and yawno, you
holicley which enablu .,. to txper. ha~·o a ucret which will out wll.b­ience
••ieariouoly the f,..llnra of !n ""'""days. But when a cat atar·
rrimit:lve IDceaton In tho aecll of tloa you and thtn clorta away _
hatab heathen rod• they them- you 111,..1 be eareful 001 tu Itt
oetv .. crll&tad to ,.tionall .. tltiRI'I
tbay could not llndcrttlnd. &fen opporlunotw allp away !rom roo
came 10 undontand natural for<U In the future.
arul IIJI.lntod freedom from oupo:r- Something tamble may happeD
to anyone .,ho !icda a buttoll ln­atillon;
w~n they undentarul ald. 1 hot J><OIIto. That'• an Lloe
tb~111oelva &bey atl)' ho able 10
ft>lllrol the forcea that -h for anJW11y.
war, vlewl~ than thoo ole.._ of
the presntt ap Ia the aame balf­humoroue
... r ... ruard tba CJ'O­J>
lDC, fearful minch of our ant:ht·
on.
Amoricar~a, of coune, hne 101·
ten DIOit of thcor llallo..-e'en eua­Representative
Of Symphony
Here Thursday
IOfllll fro"' ......;..,. IDltrp"ll!tlo~ Studenta acd facul&J of San
o1 ~"~<"ial forbeara.. Tbc jock-o-lan- Antonio Collrn mar mate their
tern, according to Gcrnwu, Q. ,_tnUoJU for llt'UOA tick<ta for
ri~ trom the aoub of mJuU.rua, the 19{U.60 San Antonio Sympho­honrinc
about the plaru of lhflr ny eorw:ort Ht!oa on lobe e&mf'll'
<nma ill the Teutonic toouta Thuncler, Octobn 2'7, from 10 un.
wbe"' wlll-o-th .. wlaJW lured liD· to 4 p.m, wh~ a repreuntalin of
liUOpeUinlt travellen boyoacl the Ot~ Symphon)' Sod..ty will oet ap
muta and where Wtlches ban rid· a Url•t booth ht.-..
den ainee the timea of Odin and Student tlrkotl for lite full, 11>-
F'n.ya. conrort atr!eo It'll for f4.60, In·
A hobbJ will become a carf<'r for Shirley Watt•·
mu when abe bib eompletacl Kboollaa, for then abe
plans to do eummerdal art work.
The bl<>nd<! haired, blue eyed, vlvacio.,. co-ed, ....,
rraduate.J from Thomu Jefforaon Rich Sehool Ia
ton Literery Club, m&.tCOt of tba Senate, and Stu­W18,
where she was president of tho llartloa SbJ.
!Ani Coum:tl a«rel&J'y.
A few of her bo:lon h.,.. at S. A. C. are pi'Oii·
dent of the lar-catu. a member o! t.bo Studal
MO, aad a member of the Phi Theta ltappa.
Coundl, a ~ of tba art ataft on tiM EL ALA·
Shlrter b majo~ In bualneu adrninlnntl!m,
and &n.r abe flalabn S. A. C. abe hDpn to CO to
the Unlnnlty c! Tuaa.
~ fa•oritaa are co~raed eh!Ckon a.Dd WI•
-'oa are lobe food; footbaU the aport; •AJwep"
the IODir. and her Idea of • rood limo ia to co to •
1oocl movie ancl ride tba m•rrr-roond at l'lar·
lud Part.. Ot OOUJ'M her Ideal boy Ia Cbarlle Whip..
ple, &II u-S. A. C. atwlct.
U yoa don't bappo:11 to know hu, j.at loot for
tl>e alwa71 ntilinc and f~Ht cui on the s.A.C.
<&1Dp111, ud tbat'a Shirlay Waterman.
This Collegiate World
American Aaoociabon of tlnlnnity Profeuon
Bull•tin -(ACP)- Profeaaor llarold Lel11lbee
The lriah tell of a Colt nantt!d dudinr fadrral t.os, Tb.,.., an~ Uric. .,.;tee for collere prof-ra:
Jack who waa barred from hta· eta which would cost $18 if pur- It bt'a brand new at tuchifllr, be laclul experl•
ven be<:ause of inhoapltalit)•, Ho rhut•d individually on a 11nrlo- erw:e.
did not Jut lon~r in lladea either, roncert basla. If he'a betn ta&ehinc aU of hJa life, he's Ia a ruL
b<<e~.,..• the devil aoon ouatfd him ' Parulty tic keto raare from $7 to U be ~ de«nUy, be'• trying to be a fa.Jtlon
tor plaJinr practtcal jokaa on hla 1.10 for th~ romrlote Symphony plato.
Satanie m.oj.-.ty; that hapleou man aor!u. 1 U he tbinkl about somethinr bealdu clothe•, be'•
is condrmned to otalk throuch San .Antonio Collore b one of a bum.
tho Dll'ht urrylnr a lantun an- ••••nl btstltaUoou belac Yiaitad It be oeldom adJuita a mtatake, he'a arropllt.
lill tbe aoundlnc of Gabriel'• by the s,mphonJ tlcl<tt dork for 1t he ever admlu 1 mistake be ourht to co bad<
tn~mpet - be b Jack O'L&ntun. the <on\'en!ea_. of lhOH wbo find to brU:klaJiDI'.
In parta c! Ireland. Hallowe'en It dtfficull to CVI to tho rtcular !l be placta au -..tonal joke In bia lectunt.
I• aut! known •• tho M\'lcll of s.. Muak!pal Auditorium box offtre hu a tomadian.
mao." ID rel•reaco to S.man. the from 9 a.m. to 6:30p.m~ tho boan ~ he never coD<Iaaeencla to u academic uitlf,
lord ot death, wbo ailed certala at opere lion. be a cluty dull.
poorc-n of ...U tocether oa that I! he b
<by to work mbchlet on the pco. Ahtooot a arore of outatandl~ . con to cbapt.l with rtC'llarity, be'• a J·
pie.. TM lriah ....., ,..,...bon, aololsta ..W appear with tho or- pocnte..
too, when In the daya ct an ll'rll rhHtra ai>CI Conduetor Mas Reltar It be ahles at termon. be'a a b.thm..
ruler, erll belnp cunt aut of the durtn, U... oeaaon, whkh opent U be writaa boob. ba'a ~~ql~ bb taachlac·
Cue ot Cruadwl Ia CoiiD&Ill'bt. NOTOmbcr J!. I{ be ,_ PDbllaha, be ueY•r bad a tbourld
Ia the • c! The. include Artur R '-'- Worth llriatiJic.
lrii1IO •ptrlta ancl coppu. otcln, Robert Cuao!atu ;t""'· lf be bancla 0111 plt!'lltJ of b~h ~ be baa 110
their benda.
At p~~ o~~ oeema •
be abo"& -ur dhidecl on the
quostloo.
Since 1011 wbo are aludl!nta here
both M~DeSters, relf\ltarad for
thl'ft or more counu iu •ch ..,_
110ft, automatically reee.lva your
~~~aual at no utra coae, be aun to
attend your dub mattlnga Fricler
\-ote on lbe elite f<>U wlab your &n·
nml to be cl<liv~red.
• ma. •tandardo.
hem Prtuler and \'ronolcy arul
Babln, p!Anlota; Sir Tbeatu a-e.. ~ llaaclo out plct1 ot low CT&dca, be'a a
cham ancl Dimitri Motropouloa r •
rc .. t <OIIclaeton: Zlno Franca:, f be UJaa notes, he'a unorll'iaal.
catll end Joaeph &icetl, Yiolln- u!.. ba Pt1 •loU~' wlth""t notea, he'1 an ad•
bta: Marnret Ranbaw -no. lf j,. .
aoprano, and Elena Xikol~ldl, con. traek miaS:eu to bla ~ialty, be'• rot • o-tralto,
end E1!o PIIIDl buao· A U
clolphe ll-..]ou, narro~ Ia "P..; If::: to~ the _utc:f':lopedia, he'a a abcw--ot f.
and tho Wolf"•• ArUo o"'n- ew , c 1a r.. ._ cau t Identity Fril&le ZiTic a nd Jock Kramer, M iua~ bu.l'll.la.
lnet, and the 200-volee San An. 1t be llate
ton!o cho,.,.., to be f•tllrod In a If h na 10 ll>Orta broadcuta, he'• Ulltarat..
apeclal Christmaa e<>~ert • r-ete pald fnr outaode work be'a pee<Jy.
• (Coat!nllad on Pa r e ( )