The Ranger

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THE RANGER
If you are tired of
the same selection
offered all over
town, drop into
OOWIJUNDEfl
and take a look.
ff you don't like
,what you see,
you are really
satisfied with the
same old thing.
That's fine.
Unfortunately,
1805 1/2 N. MAIN
<••hind SAC)
734-3087
A boutique for guys and gals
STORE HOURS: Moa. acl Thrs. 10 -9 - DadJ 10 • 7
Ba1kAmericard Mastercharge
( featuring one of the smallest selections of Levis in the city)
October 8, 1971
Editorial writer speaks
at English workshop
Bill Reddell, rdltorllll poge
editor tor the San Antonio E•P­rtsa-
News, wlll dellvor Urn key­note
addreu Saturday at tilt
annual tall workshop of the Texu
Joint English CommltlP<',
The event OP4'M with registra­tion
al 8 30 a.m , ID th• library,
TIie workshop continues unlll
noon Theme tor lhP annual event
Is "PercepUon and Communtca­tion
tn the Global Vlll•Re: S•tr,
Community and World "
Reddell wU sJ)<'ak u 9:45 a m,
In room 301 of lhe library. An
alumnus ot Baylor University,
Reddell joined the Exprua-Newa
stafl tollowlne bu journalism
studies at Baylor He was gradu­ated
from Baylor In 1940
Amonr his most recentaward•
are those l'tom Associated Press
ManaJlng Editors and Stgma
Delta Chi.
Other than ReddelJ·s SP4'ech,
tour sectional meetings wUI be
held. The nrsl meetings wlll be­gin
a-l 10:15 a.m All four pre­sentations
wfll be l'epeated beg1n­nlnr
at II am
Jay Mulkey, American Char­acter
Education Institute, will
discuss an explorauon of tllP
ethnic salf-lmaK• In the elem­entary
language arts curriculum.
"rs ther~ a Cbtcano-Me.xican
American Literature? WIiy ts II
Important now•" will be discus­sed
by a panrl from Ille Edge­wood
Independent School Dtstrtct.
Moderator wlll be Mrs.Violet
L.ahourcade, language arts dir­ector
for 1hr Edgev,ood dlstrlrl ,
Mn Marprel Robinson, Ian. 1u•c• arts ooordlnator for th•
san Antonio lnd<'l"'Odent School
Dt,trtot. ,rtlf lt>ad a ponel dis­cussion
on "Anil ,.hat or Black
Lllerature• What Is Ha place Ill
the second Engllfth curriculum?
"Mot1vatln([ the slow lnrnor
throuch tile SP<Ondary EnJll•h
curriculum" wlll al&o be dis­cussed
Mrs D'Ann Stall, Nort)I.
east lnd•P"ndPnt S..hool District,
wUI lead this group
Mr,. Flor•nce Lteb, En,Uah
professor. ta general chairman
!or the sa,urday TJEC m~etlnJ.
Othpr £nrl1sh faculty memhPrs
having a roll' In the procram are
Mrs. Sue Atkins, John teo and
Roy Murguia
Mra. Alkins Is chairman otthtt
hospitality commllll!" and f&o Iii
head of the nominating rroup for
new olllcers.
Murguia IS In charge or the
book display. Dr Jorome Weyn­and,
vice president, will Jive the
welcomtnr address.
Social duh elects
slate of officers
New omcers tor Los PaL~anos
Social Club are Richard Moreno,
president: Joe I Balarge, vice
president; Linda Flores, s~cre­tar1;
Betty Ward, reporter-hls­lOrlan;
Sandy Arl•P", chaplain,
and Warran Runnry. sergeant
at arms.
Library rare book collection
offers three main divisions
Publications d•altng With
elatiteonth century England,
Tenna selt"Cllons and bound art
books comprls• the rare book
collections tn the library
l>emand and uniqueness are
two qualities tllat make a book
rare, J .o Wall•ce, librarian,
said.
The Morrison collection,
named In honor or Dr Lots Mor­rison,
former dean of women, 1$
a s•lecUon of e~bteentll Ct'nl\lry
Brtttsh pUbllcaUoos. Accordln&
to library omctals, the Morri­son
collt"Ctlon contains volumes
for ftaduate level reaearch
Tbe collection wu pUrcbued
thTOuch a federal cranl at a
traction or Its worth Al the ttme
of tile Jratlt, ibe COlleJ• was the
only two-year school to receive
a federal crant to buy a craduate
collection.
The book s were purcltased
through U,p Council of Research
and Academic Llbrarle. (CORL)
•hose purpose Is tn lncrnsP the
library resources of San Anton 10,
Tb• Tenn~ collecllon Is com-
(ollt9t last1lls rads
for ca•pts ,..lclts
A blcyclt> rack b:u bePn ln­stalle<
t In lbe court ya rd betw•~n
the admlnlstrauon • nd th<' sci­ence
buUdlnga, v.-es1 of l..ofltn
Student Center,
Half ot lhe 20-capac,ty rack
wlll be moved •hortly to the
aa..1 end of the chemtst<Y·Jl'O·
IDCJ bulldlnp:,
James Wynn, dtrectc,r of plant
seCllrlty, said that to.stallatlnn or
a ne .. 16...,r IS-capacity rack to
be Jnstall<!d on the easl end or lht'
admtntstratlon buthlln~ IS plan­ned
for lhe near future
W)'lln also attl that no addt­tton..
l racka are pl.utned, b<Jr
ncurtty wtll provide more racks
ti Hedltd
prised or books pertaining to San
Antonio and the 1>0uthwest, whllo
the art collecllon contains bound
and Illustrated art boob,
The Baskin Reading Room, re­served
fur rndlng and nsea rch­lng
rare books, was named !or
Dr, Jane 81lJilcln, former chair­man
of Ille English department
and a strong promoter of lhe
library,
Aa of A~. I, there were 6,89S
books In the rare book collPCI·
Ions.
Sop•o•ore ea111s
FFA 1o•l1atlo1
Randy Scllott, soph<>more, ts a
nominee to receive Ille American
Farmer Decree, the highest
award tit.at Is pres.nled by the
Future Farmers or America,
He IJI one ol 470 members
n.omJnAt~ throushout 1h_,- cot.m­iry,
The de,:rffa wtll be prt·
sented Thursday at the National
FPA Convention In Kan"3s City,
Mo.
"It Is I highly covet@<! award
and Is only presented lo lhose who
have d•monstrated exceptional
agrtcultural •nd l~adershtp abl·
Illy," SC,bott said.
Sdiott, who hu b<oen worklnl
toward rece1v1n1 thl~ award tor
six y~ars, qs s~leeted on thP
bash or his wnrk •lf!M'rlrnce, his
leadership and his actions under
supervtsed farming prorr!lms.
Aa a c•ndldate, Schott will
receive • <"ash award of $100
from lhe NauonaJ FFA Foun•fa·
tlon to assist tn the travelln«e•·
penses to Kanr,a5 City
In addition, he will n,ceJve
itoo from th• TPXU Education
AgPncy.
Schott, who 1s majOrtng 1n
•CTI culture, wlll comph,te hll
education at Soutltwesl THU
State Uatverstty,