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WE GREET
YOU
EXES
Ex-Students' Edition
!J,..
SAN ANTONIO JUNIORCOLLEGE PUBLICATION
VOL IX - NO. 12 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 193.3. PRICE 5 CENTS
ALUMNI SPONSOR ANNUAL GERMAN
First Student
Dance Proves
Great Succes
LEVEY TALKS TO 8 h H .
LEGAL CLUB ON t OIDef'OIDing
LAw scHooLs Dance To Be Held
Mr. Jay Sam Levey spoke to the
Bar Assoclation last Friday, December
8, on "The Ups and Downs
students of Junior College held of the Legal Profession". He subs·
their first dance of the year iast tltuted for Mr. Barnes who was
saturday at the Fort Sam Hous- unable to come on account of
ton Officer's Club. With only an sickness.
average attendance but a crowd After admJtting that he was
unusually gay In spirit, the affair much better able to discuss law
was declared a success by Her- schools than law practice, Mr.
bert Eitt. chairman of the social Levey related some of hls excommittee.
periences while obtaining his legal
''This was the first dance of the education. "One of the hardest
year and gives promises ot many jobs that faced me during this
more enjoyable times for Jaysee period," said he, "was getting a
1tudents." Eltt stated. The Am- negro porter up at the University
bassadors provided music for the to sign a recommendation to the
atralr. MaJor and MrS. Young Supreme Court, testUying as to my
acted as hosts tor the dance. good character and reputation."
"Cfedlt should be given the foJ. The speaker stated that San
loWing committee members who Antonio Junior College has the
worked to make the affair a sue- highest rating with the Dean of
cess: Phy'llla Wegner, Ba:rbara the University Law School of any
Schutz, John WUllam Cary, Tom- Junior College 1n the State. He
my Taylor and Raymond Dowdy," said that be found courses and
Ettt ooneluded. methods of study teamed at this
school m.ost beneficlal to hlm wblle
1n Austin. He urged every person
~ DIOGENES AND HIS ~ 1n attendance, 1f possible, to &'-
FLASHLIGHT tend a university law school In
preference to a night schedule.
~===========~ Mr. Levey Is a fOTmer student of
the Junior College, having won
vm.GINIA LEHMAN
best to study French
brary, but receiving
lntetupUona.
doing her
at the Unumerous
MISS MARTIN ruling the name
or "cousin LD./ ' off her !1st.
MR. BARNES spending several
days 1n bed with a cold.
BILLY BYRD having a special
Cal that Dlogenes hadn't heard
about.
Very few of the Freshmen supllOrtlng
the dance, but It was
COOd anyway.
BETTY SWAlLOW, an ex~tudent.
of Junior College, moving
to Dallas sometime 1n January.
State Championship In debate tor
J . c. He graduated trom the
University ot Texas In the spring
and bas already estab11sbed an
enviable record a.s practislng lawyer
tn tb1s city.
At the business meeting which
(Continued on Page 3)
--&--
Sophomores To
Hold Banquet
The Old South Cafe wlll be the
scene of the SOphomore banquet
at 7 o'clock Monday, December
18. John Willlam Cary Is 1n
charge of the entertainment 1n
WILLIAM CONWAY being the atore for the Jaysee seniors.
Fri. December 29
Exes Name New
Luncheon Date
The second Saturday ot each
month has been selected as the
regular luncheon date for the exstudents
and faculty of the San
Antonio Junior College. These
luncheons are held at the Old
SOuth Cafe by the Aztec Theatre
entrance from twelve untll one
o'clock. SOme of the time there
have been more than twenty at
these luncheons tor renewing old
acquaintances and making new
ones. SO come around sometime
and see what you are m1ss:tng. The
first luncheon under the new
schedule wlll be held on January
13th and a large crowd Is expected
even though It Is the tblrteenth.
Much of the success of these
luncheona 1s due to the faithful
wort of the telephoning committee.
SO 1f you want to be reminded
of the luncheon each month
give our secretary your phone
number and you will be reminded.
You may br.tng a friend or even
drop 1n any time during the luncheon.
- -&--
Ex-Students To Meet
Jaysee Varsity
Annual basket ball sertea between
a plcked team from the Exes and
the Varsity of s. L J. c. ls again
planned for the Xma.s HoUdaya.
This Is the ttftb annual series to
be held and develops real competition.
The Exes will have as cocaptains
Mr. Jay Sam Levey and
Mr. Chas. Bates. Watch the newapapers
for definite dates.
The annual Christmas dance
wrn be held on Frlday night Dec.
29th at the Ft. Sam Houston Of·
fleers Club. The Ambassadors
orchestra will furnish the music
tor the dance from nine till twelve.
Everybody will be there to
greet you and you can renew old
acquaintances o.nd make many
new friends. Some of the faculty
members will be there and they
will be glad to see you again. You
will have a great time, so grab
a date and Invite your frlends to
attend this dance. Blds can be
secured at the door but they
should be secured 1n advance from
any member of the executive
commitee or 'from Mra. Barnes at
the college. All bids are one dollar,
but members of the Ex-Stwdents
Association who have pald
their dues will get a twentytJve
cent refund at the door. It.
should surpass the dance of last
year.
--&----
College Chooses
Dance Honorees
llleanest man 1n the world by "This wJll be a big aUair,"
laughing at a poor ~1"•1 who was Starley Alford, president of the ,.--------------,
b.elpless. class stated yesterday. "In fact
Two honorees from the present
student body have been selected
ln speclal elections. From the
sophomore cla.ss, we have Miss
Frances Burnett, and Miss Mary
Louise Weyman will represent the
freshman class. The exes want to
honor someone of the many attractive
students who have graduated
from the college and the
executive committee of the Exstudents
Association decided to
have an open ballot and the girl
receiving the majority ot the bal·
Jots cast will be elected. The name
of the voter must be on the ballot
which must be matted or
delivered to Miss Estelle Sm!!h,
1016 Frost Bldg., on or l:e!or!!
December 23, 1933.
WALTER LEHR killed a deer It wlll be the biggest aflair the
OVer the week end. Dlogenes sophomore class has given t~
tb1nlts that this 1s not the only year. I urge every sophomore , ..
dear he has .ldlled. come get a feed tor tour blts.
Ballot for Honoree.
Name
Voter -----------
Object Description
| Title | The Junior Ranger |
| Volume No., Issue No. | Vol. 9, No. 12 |
| Date | 1933-12-15 |
| Creator | eo |
| FULL TEXT SEARCH FIELD | Ex-Students’ Edition WE GREET YOU EXES THE JUNIOR RANGER SAN ANTONIO JUNIOR COLLEGE PUBLICATION Section 562 P.L.&R U.S. POSTAGE PAID SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS PERMIT NO. 257 VOL IX NO.12 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1933 PRICE 5 CENTS ALUMNI SPONSOR ANNUAL GERMAN First Student Dance Proves Great Success Students of Junior College held their First dance of the year last Saturday at the Fort Sam Houston Officer’s Club. With Only an average attendance but a crowd unusually gay in spirt, the affair was declared a success by Her-bert Eitt, chairman of the social committee. “This was the first dance of the year and gives promises of many more enjoyable times for Jaysee students,” Eitt stated. The Am-bassadors provided music for the affair. Major and Mrs. Young acted as hosts for the dance. “Credit should be given the fol- lowing committee members who worked to make the affair a suc- cess: Phyllis Wegner, Barbara Schutz, John William Cary, Tom- my Taylor and Raymond Dowdy, “ Eitt concluded. DIOGENES AND HIS FLASHLIGHT VIRGINIA LEHMAN doing her best to study French at the li- brary, but receiving numerous interuptions. MISS MARTIN ruling the name of “cousin LIL” off her list. MR. BARNES spending several days in bed with a cold. BILLY BYRD having a special gal that Diogenes hadn’t heard about. Very few of the Freshmen sup- porting the dance, but it was good anyway. BETTY SWALLOW, an ex-stu- dent of Junior College, moving to Dallas sometime in January. WILLIAM CONWAY being the meanest man in the world by laughing at a poor girl who was helpless. WALTER LEHR killed a deer over the week end. Diogenes thinks that this is not the only dear he has killed. LEVEY TALKS TO LEGAL CLUB ON LAW SCHOOLS Mr. Jay Sam Levey spoke to the Bar Association last Friday, Dec- ember 8, on “The Ups and Downs of the Legal Profession”. He subs-stituted for Mr. Barnes who was unable to come on account of sickness. after admitting that he was Much better able to discuss law schools than law practice, Mr. Levey related some of his ex- periences while obtaining his legal education. “One of the hardest jobs that faced me during this period, “said he, “was getting a negro porter up at the University to sign a recommendation to the Supreme Court, testifying as to my good character and reputation.” The speaker stated that San Antonio Junior College has the highest rating with the Dean of the University Law School of any Junior College in the State. He said that he found courses and methods of study learned at this school most beneficial to him while in Austin. He urged every person in attendance, if possible, to at- tend a university law school in preference to a night schedule. Mr. Levey is a former student of the Junior College, having won State Championship in debate for J.C. He graduated from the University of Texas in the spring and has already established an enviable record as practising law- yer in this city. At the business meeting which (Continued on Page 3) ------------R------------ Sophomores To Hold Banquet The Old South Café will be the scene of the Sophomore banquet at 7 o’clock Monday, December 18. John William Cary is in charge of the entertainment in store for the Jaysee seniors. “This will be a big affair,” Starley Alford, president of the class stated yesterday. “In fact it will be the biggest affair the sophomore class has given this year. I urge every sophomore to come get a feed for four bits!” Exes Name New Luncheon Date The second Saturday of each month has been selected as the regular luncheon date for the ex-students and faculty of the San Antonio Junior College. These luncheons are held at the Old South Café by the Aztec Theatre entrance from twelve until one o’clock. Some of the time there have been more than twenty at these luncheons for renewing old acquaintances and making new ones. So come around sometime and see what you are missing. The first luncheon under the new schedule will be held on January 13th and a large crowd is expected even though it is the thirteenth. Much of the success of these luncheons is due to the faithful work of the telephoning commit-tee. So if you want to be remind-ed of the luncheon each month give our secretary your phone number and you will be reminded. You may bring a friend or even drop in any time during the lun-cheon. Ex-Students To Meet Jaysee Varsity Annual basketball series between a picked team from the Exes and the Varsity of SA.J.C. is again planned for the Xmas Holidays. This is the fifth annual series to be held and develops real compete- tion. The Exes will have as co-captains Mr. Jay Sam Levey and Mr. Chas. Bates. Watch the news-papers for definite dates. Ballot for Honoree. Name Voter 8th Homecoming Dance To Be Held Fri. December 29 The annual Christmas dance will be held on Friday night Dec. 29th at the Ft. Sam Houston Of-ficers Club. The Ambassadors orchestra will furnish the music for the dance from nine till twel-ve. Everybody will be there to greet you and you can renew old acquaintances and make many new friends. Some of the faculty members will be there and they will be glad to see you again. You will have a great time, so grab a date and invite your friends to attend this dance. Bids can be secured at the door but they should be secured in advance from any member of the executive committee or from Mrs. Barnes at the college. All bids are one dol-lar, but members of the Ex-Stu- dents Association who have paid their dues will get a twentyfive cent refund at the door. It should surpass the dance of last year. College Chooses Dance Honorees Two honorees from the present student body have been selected in special elections. From the sophomore class, we have Miss Frances Burnett, and Miss Mary Louise Weyman will represent the freshman class. The exes want to honor someone of the many at-tractive students who have gra-duated from the college and the executive committee of the Ex-students Association decided to have an open bal-lot and the girl receiving the majority of the bal-lots cast will be elected. The name of the voter must be on the bal- lot which must be mailed or delivered to Miss Estelle Smith, 1016 Frost Bldg., on or before December 23, 1933 |
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| Title | The Junior Ranger - Page 1 |
| FULL TEXT SEARCH FIELD | WE GREET YOU EXES Ex-Students' Edition !J,.. SAN ANTONIO JUNIORCOLLEGE PUBLICATION VOL IX - NO. 12 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 193.3. PRICE 5 CENTS ALUMNI SPONSOR ANNUAL GERMAN First Student Dance Proves Great Succes LEVEY TALKS TO 8 h H . LEGAL CLUB ON t OIDef'OIDing LAw scHooLs Dance To Be Held Mr. Jay Sam Levey spoke to the Bar Assoclation last Friday, December 8, on "The Ups and Downs students of Junior College held of the Legal Profession". He subs· their first dance of the year iast tltuted for Mr. Barnes who was saturday at the Fort Sam Hous- unable to come on account of ton Officer's Club. With only an sickness. average attendance but a crowd After admJtting that he was unusually gay In spirit, the affair much better able to discuss law was declared a success by Her- schools than law practice, Mr. bert Eitt. chairman of the social Levey related some of hls excommittee. periences while obtaining his legal ''This was the first dance of the education. "One of the hardest year and gives promises ot many jobs that faced me during this more enjoyable times for Jaysee period," said he, "was getting a 1tudents." Eltt stated. The Am- negro porter up at the University bassadors provided music for the to sign a recommendation to the atralr. MaJor and MrS. Young Supreme Court, testUying as to my acted as hosts tor the dance. good character and reputation." "Cfedlt should be given the foJ. The speaker stated that San loWing committee members who Antonio Junior College has the worked to make the affair a sue- highest rating with the Dean of cess: Phy'llla Wegner, Ba:rbara the University Law School of any Schutz, John WUllam Cary, Tom- Junior College 1n the State. He my Taylor and Raymond Dowdy," said that be found courses and Ettt ooneluded. methods of study teamed at this school m.ost beneficlal to hlm wblle 1n Austin. He urged every person ~ DIOGENES AND HIS ~ 1n attendance, 1f possible, to &'- FLASHLIGHT tend a university law school In preference to a night schedule. ~===========~ Mr. Levey Is a fOTmer student of the Junior College, having won vm.GINIA LEHMAN best to study French brary, but receiving lntetupUona. doing her at the Unumerous MISS MARTIN ruling the name or "cousin LD./ ' off her !1st. MR. BARNES spending several days 1n bed with a cold. BILLY BYRD having a special Cal that Dlogenes hadn't heard about. Very few of the Freshmen supllOrtlng the dance, but It was COOd anyway. BETTY SWAlLOW, an ex~tudent. of Junior College, moving to Dallas sometime 1n January. State Championship In debate tor J . c. He graduated trom the University ot Texas In the spring and bas already estab11sbed an enviable record a.s practislng lawyer tn tb1s city. At the business meeting which (Continued on Page 3) --&-- Sophomores To Hold Banquet The Old South Cafe wlll be the scene of the SOphomore banquet at 7 o'clock Monday, December 18. John Willlam Cary Is 1n charge of the entertainment 1n WILLIAM CONWAY being the atore for the Jaysee seniors. Fri. December 29 Exes Name New Luncheon Date The second Saturday ot each month has been selected as the regular luncheon date for the exstudents and faculty of the San Antonio Junior College. These luncheons are held at the Old SOuth Cafe by the Aztec Theatre entrance from twelve untll one o'clock. SOme of the time there have been more than twenty at these luncheons tor renewing old acquaintances and making new ones. SO come around sometime and see what you are m1ss:tng. The first luncheon under the new schedule wlll be held on January 13th and a large crowd Is expected even though It Is the tblrteenth. Much of the success of these luncheona 1s due to the faithful wort of the telephoning committee. SO 1f you want to be reminded of the luncheon each month give our secretary your phone number and you will be reminded. You may br.tng a friend or even drop 1n any time during the luncheon. - -&-- Ex-Students To Meet Jaysee Varsity Annual basket ball sertea between a plcked team from the Exes and the Varsity of s. L J. c. ls again planned for the Xma.s HoUdaya. This Is the ttftb annual series to be held and develops real competition. The Exes will have as cocaptains Mr. Jay Sam Levey and Mr. Chas. Bates. Watch the newapapers for definite dates. The annual Christmas dance wrn be held on Frlday night Dec. 29th at the Ft. Sam Houston Of· fleers Club. The Ambassadors orchestra will furnish the music tor the dance from nine till twelve. Everybody will be there to greet you and you can renew old acquaintances o.nd make many new friends. Some of the faculty members will be there and they will be glad to see you again. You will have a great time, so grab a date and Invite your frlends to attend this dance. Blds can be secured at the door but they should be secured 1n advance from any member of the executive commitee or 'from Mra. Barnes at the college. All bids are one dollar, but members of the Ex-Stwdents Association who have pald their dues will get a twentytJve cent refund at the door. It. should surpass the dance of last year. --&---- College Chooses Dance Honorees llleanest man 1n the world by "This wJll be a big aUair," laughing at a poor ~1"•1 who was Starley Alford, president of the ,.--------------, b.elpless. class stated yesterday. "In fact Two honorees from the present student body have been selected ln speclal elections. From the sophomore cla.ss, we have Miss Frances Burnett, and Miss Mary Louise Weyman will represent the freshman class. The exes want to honor someone of the many attractive students who have graduated from the college and the executive committee of the Exstudents Association decided to have an open ballot and the girl receiving the majority ot the bal· Jots cast will be elected. The name of the voter must be on the ballot which must be matted or delivered to Miss Estelle Sm!!h, 1016 Frost Bldg., on or l:e!or!! December 23, 1933. WALTER LEHR killed a deer It wlll be the biggest aflair the OVer the week end. Dlogenes sophomore class has given t~ tb1nlts that this 1s not the only year. I urge every sophomore , .. dear he has .ldlled. come get a feed tor tour blts. Ballot for Honoree. Name Voter ----------- |
