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Nearly ·100 To.··ReCeive· .. ·DiplOmas ~~t!:r~0A~!~lt1~eatured lri!tt~ Md;,,•~{ B~rH!lt~~~eElrcises . .

Pins, J,ctters;,Cu11s, Aml_ ~-·-H-e-,p-,-S-tuc.-d_e_n_t_s_!~- Is Tonight . I Pre~ident's Message• 'l'ro11h ies Presl'nted 'l'o l) ·. I

· :."tf any l'ridny .\tkn1 ion, a 11 .I. C · i.ihrary A colorful and 1·onwntic drama of

nolit. Llttkr, He\'. )furdock 'l'o Spc11k nt. Com 111en<'cmcnt Uilli° Baccalooreatc

· · · · · the. ;\lexican border, is "The· Bat! users! .. \lrs. lnides, the libranan, )fan," last play of the ·year fo1· the . Xearly 100 ·Junior College stu'<lcnts

Bob· She1don, a page attired in a urges all students ·•0· make 'one Delta Psi Omegn, honor dramatic SOc will forrnallv - become 'Associates . of· b1ack hat and a feather, called the more thorough search of. their ciety of the ,local junior coHege. The I Art;,, when·

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they nre presented with' ... \ing•s: high. 'cciifrt fo. ijrdet:. at. the hoines and lockers for any stray coinc'dy will be presented at. the high : th'cit: diplomas Friday, June 11, at the

. . li'b·_ rar•· books .that _'co"°uld --ha,·e' school auditorium .this _e\:~ning under . . . . . . student_ body assQmbly Friday, i\1:iy , the direction cif· ~1iss .Ethe>r Robin-~on: : high_sc}:iool stadium, according to Dean 28. King John Fanucchi J, taking mal!e their ,,ay, by one rricans or · . - .Good PlB)' .. ·. · . - .. , : Grace Bird~ .. -The· :iir~duation ~- ccre~ the place· of. His Abdicated Royal! . another, to either of thc:·aforesaid ·. With a reputation of excellent pro- · '. mony, to be heid jointly withthe high Highn~ss, Jess Raymond ;,.tontgomery i places; unnoticed h)' the aforesaid ductions,_ !)articulal'ly aft_e~ the_ recent I school, will climax a week featuring .. Jones II, was clad in .l'oyal pm·ple, j students. These small examples presentation of the. stnkmg dran_ia,j . the' bac~alam·eate exercises, merrr- .

· · I . of· school properly arc very "Ceiling Zei o," the talimterl junior ermine, and ·a gorgeous gold (pape1·), collegP group, promises a \'ivid and · JESS JO::-.ES making and <lancing. crown. clc\·er ;. · a: number of them, un· \'igorous comedy of the days when Speake.rs

King John J callc<l on ·His Royal: doubtedly,_could ha\'e run ~n their ''men were men" and bandits roamed On behalf of this year's cxecu- That Robel't Littler, southern at-Highness· Kenneth Rich, Duke or: own.four little legs to some cozy- the ~btcxica_n boErdcr. A -B"atirical ~0T1h11- tivc council, I want to thank all. torncy, and Rev. John ;\1m·dockare to

. . . . looi··,ng. 1~;.k~r. 1'um pcd i·n· •. and edv y Porter. ,mcrson rowne, e f f th t h. h the principality of Tennis, to bring,_. " "" ~ Bad ;\\an" proved a sensation on the> O yoµ or e suppor \\' IC you be the principal speakers of the grad-before the.court the High Chance1101·i slyly' pulled the door 'shut. Mrs. ~C\\' York Stngc. hai.·e·givcn the. many activities that uation :rnd baccalaureate ceremonies,

_ _ . of. Tennis, Fonest Lynn; who ca11cd: Ingles wants all these truants . . teads Strong Cast the Juniol' College has sponsored /espedively, was recently. reveal~d_. ·'-::-'.,--- -~: .. .:..before .the. court _his subjects. These\ brought back un.der her lhumb, so Pancho Lopez, terror o_f the. co.untr~·, I this past vea1·. , Program .

· · · ·- ., .. _ ---- .... - - . ·h · · ll. t .. d t t k cattle stealer, swaggering, l'omanllcJ· T f. th. t tst d.. l . : · · : subjects, according· to· Ch:rnccllof l- 15 e- urge$: a · s u en s ·· 0 _ ma e__ <lespei·ado,- is -played .. by. Fi ank _\_\'.a.t-_· _·. wo O . e mos._ ou ~n mg ! · Furth.er information about gradu,

Lynn, were the best t<>am. that 'the i one last, thorough .. search for. troh, ·considered one of !he_ most tal- cv~nts·of thc year are -~et to. _con~e .. 1_aiion- is not.a\'ai)able_as:y~t,.El,lt_}!!C:. ___ ~

. . Kingdom of Bakersfield has ever had.I them. I E>nte<_I a_ctors o~ a!I lo~al JUmor colleie _T~1s afternoo~ and again th1::s e~e- :complete- baccalaureate· program will · His team to whom he presented· thei actois m man} }Car::s. mng the Junior Collc>ge dramatics ,be as follows: . · royal maroon "B" \\'ere Herman IR t u. Cove' rs . ! . Cast of Chhahrac.tersl_ .J b' honor fraternity will p1escnt what I First Presbyterian Church . . 3C00 e r Gilbert Jones, t e ero, · p ayeu y . b f h . , l · Spindt-~Jr., Halbert Bmg, Stuartj Francis Walker· Hen!'\" Smith · the promises to e one o · t __ e }ears June 6, 1937 Lovelace, Margaret Hendrickson, Dick. Are Black ,c~abby, shr~wd 'old inv~lid_ who' ma- ~est play_s, .''The Bad :-.1_an." Com·

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Prelude, l\lrs. Pearl Smith. Gr;bblc and Wanen Cox. · Each of!· · . · mpulate<l. his ~vhe>~lcha1r hke a s~c: 1~g, as it_ does, the _night b,;fore ; Proce$sional. these . according to the Chancellor, And Red opd bodyp, lpllayehd b~1, 1°m lRobedskby, finals begin, "The Bad Man of- ,\nthem .. ,\merica" first stanza,.

' · · • · . i j Morgan e , t e v1 am, p aye y . . . . . . , . ._ : _ , showed his mettle· nt_ the beg!nnmg \ . J Robert Kohlrust; Lucia Pell, _his wife, fers us an exce~lent op~o1 ta~1t:,_ to : congregation. · ·

'Betty O'Brien, a royal mcmbe1 uC 1 1937. 'i~a:rb~oks. ·Ha'l"e Man)· '.' . Giddings, Don McCarty; Jasper Ha~dy: fore settling down to. the task oC 1 Solo, "Teach )1e To Pray," Jewett, ·· uf 'the y:;,;w by rnaldng _the team. I . • 1 I played by ){iss Betty O'Brien; Redl have one last flmg at mght hfe be- , Invocation.

. . . th ea1m was summoned to entertain\ -Attrachons; Echted By ' holrl~r of. the mo.rtg~ge, Car~ Smith, "cramming" ior finals. . t M ·. B tt . O'B . . . e r ' . I Virginia Jennings - . I Angela Hardy, h1:; sister, ~ii"'"-.Jlar- t AP 1·· l . ·. h J . I. ll;S c > mm.. .

------- the_a~semble~...P_~2-~-~vi~h_:- solo,! · __ ·_ _ · . l riE>tte Lockhart; Pedro and. Venisti- . ,er •na 0• are 0~.er,} _I:, umor } . Scripture readinP-s: Act 9:1-9. ! _· · -

. ·. · "Wllen !' Was Sc~:enteen," liy ~alter i--··-:-·-----~-·-------;---'-:-. .--, ano,_hITJcl!rri_~~ _o_f_the Bandt_t._ play~~ ~oll~!~ student ?,od! \\ 111 hold _ its I h ayei·.. · · :.} _ __ ~ _______ i .. _ · Krammer. She was -accompanied ~YI . - . . ~y- J~h~ _Ha~pto~ and Herbert Hn!'ns, -:- F~i c\,~ll-~Dance.==the _ _c9_n_<llli,l_l!lg _..;._:..Anthem,~~_'fon~~I!~~~ ~umme~ ~ another equally loval subject, Dons: · tespccpltl\e)yd.bAll\,,a.radEo,thth1eB. '.\le;.ican social event of the year. There :front. cantata "King Olaf'' Elgarf..r·---~

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. Debate Cups playe y Rol:iert Ca,se)-. -- - · - - atknd_accc at th1s..:.affo11 and I_ !!Lr ~euru>~:,,s~·cnng the ~- ,~_a!I;' __ ._ :_-:_· Prince Da'vi'd Goldberg of the Jli'in- I Tic_kcts.. ar(•. on : ,sale now, and the_ . certain that t)]e. ,Janee will. be en- ; Re\', 'John. ;\lurdoc:h:-- --- -cc··

dpali~y of. _debate was ordel'ed to: _l ~':1~~~m will nse at S:lf> 0 dock lo- joye>d by all i:ho attend. ' Hymn, ''Oh God Our Help in· .. ~ges summon \VilC'y K. 'Petl'r.-;on, llig-h I : i . _ Again I \\'ant to thank you fo1: Past," congregation.

(hancellor of speach, . before the' l Ex' ec' u·t,·v· e Ba nq u~t· ;','(>Ul' support. We ha\'C enjoyed Benediction. court. According to. Chancellor .Pct-'. serYing you. Rcecssional, )Jrs. Pearl Smith.

··:cr:;on,·his subjects brnu~ht_h_9_m_e·~: .JTo Be 'Held. ·_ .JF:SS JONES, ·.of· JO cups .from the_n:iti~nal Phi_, . 1 ~ •..•••• --.- ••...• · ..••.• _ i

Rh~ Pi convention. :\Jcnibcr., of his . . . . .·. ·\ A_ t .EI T_· _e jon_ _. . I: . . : . l'C':ilm who l'eCC'i\'ed :iwanb, but who: YIIWl~I:\ jF,l'\~lNGS ! Fanucchi Heads

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de. clined to· ._appea. i· hefo1·t t)'ic kin!!;; s· d B , d . ,. ,, .... L ·t . ·Hac:onteurs arc out! .\utographl For one mRht. at. least. thl' cares· tu ent o Y. wci·e :\Jm·ic Nichob. . ar} us • · · · · · · · · .1 t I

· · B D .· -: "~cekers" :11! around.! Clas5cs to an<! problem:s of .'-tuuenl govcrnmen · · ,. - Recent election returns for officers ~tuart Chenoweth, John esone, 01 is; - . · : . : . . . { . . ~ . · J J. -J· ·. make on time with test~ to study for will be put a:-:1tlc wh.ilC' the o!licen; o

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Hancock ·nen Stinson, r., css .one!':., · · . · . · · . · · 1 C · · h E. t' ., , · · · · · · · · . · :d G 1db. · .-- d ·J h. F · .in o<l<l-momc·nts:. Da1·n'.<l complicated I B .. J ... make merry at t e xccu 1,c

1. John 1-anucch, w_as dectc<l pre;:1.· president for the coming year. This .. -Jr" D:1v1 o er~ an . o n anuc- . . . . . . . .. ·11 b Id . . . . . ' . . . . . . .

. ~h;'- Chancellor Petcr;;on. presc~tcd': combination.--- -- -·.. . ... 0 .. • • .... • _ Cou:_c __ ,!_ B~n_quet: ~wh1c_h. Wl <:~he . tle_nt o[ B .. J: c-. at the election -held was' the only office c_ontested! Phyllis, ·. the. cu s ~\'On 1.1; thl'Se individu:ils to l: . Absolutely streamline~, . the _ 11ew 1 ~t I O c:!o~k th_c evening' '.Of ·_·J unc ·8, ! in_- the ;;turly hall; Friday, )laL 21.;!lc: ~~a~nslj!f_ p_e_i~g- ~c_:~~~-e~ candi~atc •.

,. · the ki~ don, of Baker~field . Juniot J "~a.contcm:". h~s met with B ... J. y- ! m .~he <;ahfor~1a~ room of Ho~el _El I \\a!' not cont'-"'_ted .. _ . _ . . : ~ext . yenr s_ ~fficers. _mclude Tar~!-. -- Coll'c" c g_ as ~ pe6 iianent . possesions. ;appr<_:>~'.~I .. : Otit_lmes __ ?f. red on ·_: __ 193·,; TcJ~n. Accor<lmg to Jess Jones, \\ho~ .· Jack Cooper:and John .Bcsone \\ere: An_1brosicr, . ,.-.?e-prcsi~cn_t; ~oyce·

· · ~Continued on Page T,voj · : The - Raconteur," relieve the mo1·e has_ be_en p!·cs1dent .. of. t_hc_,:-t_u~~~~ l,;lectc~. t~ t_~e. offi~e~- o_f fil's_t and sec:< Denny, secre_t.ary; - )larJone_' Wi_lkes,. · · : dignified black. of the cover. body fo1· the past. y<'ar, all ex.ecutive ond Y!Ce-pre:-1dcnt,. respectlvel}:- ·The; treasurer;· and Georgia·. Craig-,. pub-. ·

, )lany Pictures . council members of this semester, or! fornier was opposed b)'. Jack Cornwcll.. Jicity manager.' . . · . · ·. _ :_ . .. Mu sic i ah s p I ay - : Shining pict_ures of the campus of the fall semester, and all_ officer:;- '.\lore Ex'ecuth'es. ·. This o·rg:lniz.ation has canied on a -. . I buildings, caught on a rainy night, I elect' for next semester will be 'in- llanicttc Lockhart and Ethel Bour-. wrj· ;ictive program under .the leader- . At Taft J' give a modern touch. Group pictures \·ited, as well as '.\1i,-s Grace Filkel, ·c.lc~u nre rcpresenta.tives of the fail-er ship of June· Reynolds du-~ing the· .

.. -.. _· -·~- ..... ···-~.:.· with students about a desk remind treasurer of the !=:l'!dent bod;·, )tiss sex in the executive counci\.as sei:rf:] past year •. Officers·,~erc Jun~ Reyn-~- ·- · · - · · - - . ··- --- - .. - : .... · one- oL the a('Jl~~!l)jc_ purposes of ·the Bird, a!ld :-.tr. and ~trs. Herman.· A . . t;;r:,· anil p1ogram. chainnan, respect-, olds, president;· '.\iary- F°ranc:is Ashb}•, . ·.

. T.wch.·e }~~ior ~ollege and hig~ f scho~l and the_:r~~p~nsibilit/o'r"cxira: S.p1ndC- '- J. ones ~a. lso · ann~unccd .. ·.ihat

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, ively.;,.. ;\l:11·j_i~ .. J~ .!to~1;~<!.~~~_::~1s_o ~_t1j_v~c~r~!~c~t; A?~h Greenstreet, sec-· -. school musician.5 Journeyed to_ Taft: curricular actw1t1es .. _ · the banquet will be semi-formal. for the offic,· of. senetary, and )Jar-: rctary; _and Pirtncia· Peagl';-.· public_ity . __ .

. : Sunday cvcnfog, May_ 16! _to .play aq. · O(tier Seel ions . ·_- · . , Speakers .

1 jorie. Wilkc.s was the other candidate manager. ' . . · . ·. . . · · . _·_ · ·

. '. .the dcdica'tion of the _new Taft McJh- Drariia_tics)nd athletics are a_llotlcd . -~Tr. Spindt and )li;,s Bird will sp-eak for. progrnm chairman.· ·_ . , This organization tries to' give juri-. odist.Church·,. _ They ass'.s~ed _the-. Taft a_ generous. s~ac.e f~II · of clean-cul to' the can_ipus_ IC'.ader:· as. wi· 11 ·.Je,;;; ,. . John t'ra~cy wjll be bu~i~ess man~ ;_ior co_ll~ge.. ~ir~s '. an ~pportunih· .. ?t

Symphony. Orchc.stra, ,;,;hich -prcsen_t- pi~ture~ .. A wide. variety of clubs arc J onc>l'. John F nnucch1, the newly- age! of the student bod)' and Deani beeon11ng acquainted v.1th ·each other. _ _ . __ ~d a jfrogram_ of ·ro~r nu_mbcrs,~ndcr frepr'csented in_. that. section· of: the ~lcctcJ p_resi~icnt_· for next _ye~r. will Ga~: buiine,-;s • inanner . of _publ_ica: ! Plan5 for try~ calendar for next ·year

.· a. . . . . : ·;the. bat.on ~of )Ir. Williaril _o:oo~n_cl. I;, a_nmial: . .-·:c~!l'.'ge Si~e Lines,"- SJ'!_~P: ~i\'t~ a _tentative report o_f ._h(s plaTL, j tion~.: ~l'i\hcr ~as _?PPOSed. -:. .. ··:-:arc now being made. , · ----:- -.-- --~--a-Taft.-H 1gh .. School music tcache_r. ! shot d1v1,aon · ts candid-camera at its for the fall scme-5ter. H1ghhgh~ ,of l - · · _ -Pubhcahons • . . - ; · · · . . . The _co~pos!tions pli)·~-,~;ere.''Fin"1l{~ightn:-:·-...'.~--- -~--:~--:--v· ~-. .:.---=~-- th~ past. ~~hooi.yc,ai:- wlU__h.!._r~-:f~.~~- .:~.~n~ -~u~l~i1:·.'. presidcnt..Rip, erlit~r.1 : ·· : "Spilt~, P~rs-on.allty - _ . : .. _ . ·.

lan_d1_a" _ and "Valse Tnstc · ~y _!ean 1

No .rehef _is 1~ sight for "auto- by som~ stud"'.n!, who ha~ not_;·~~ ~n will .be .eJ1to: .or th~- Raconteur·nexl1- Does_, being .-1.ri_-two. places .at .o_nce:_ ___ ._..:_ __ .:..-~;. _ Sibcl1eus; "La_ Fcte de _Seville by: graphers" with (1Ye pages actuallf cho.sen .. _ On the whole, 1t seems that year. :-.launce Coombs was elected: result m a sphl personality? Good- · - ·,

; . . • ·. _ . . lfovorn; . and. the foorth _·n1ovei::ent.11abeled "Autographs," fol!owed by ·a t~is banquet will be.a plc3:sanl relax a- editor _of the Rip for. next scme~ter.: nes-.<1, one w~n<lcrs, and no_ one more -, :-- -:-----. -- --from the...'c'Ncw .. W.2IJ!L~;:n.:i.p_hon!;.__ hY;_perfectly clean sheet!. P1ctu_rcs also lion _after a long and ted1ou:- year of_. He wa'I contested by Cherry llenng; \than ~I.rs. Ingles; t~e ): C. librarian. ·-: --.. - - ·------- Anto~ral... . . i for'ispacefor~autographing.----...:.-.;.... making .the B._J . ..,~---~~!~.~~-~~~~~:. I Jane Collins was Op(losed by Kath:: For the past few days she has had

. ---Stuae:rits -v.ho made: this· trip. and~---------·--- -- ~Jll!f__:-_ ·- ---·-··- '· - . . . . Ejecut_iHS . . . been "Alciander.-_· --:--:--:--·:-"----,-----:-·-~to- iubstitutt- for _:\tr. Evans, .the high __ ..:_ . . .. :: ~-- ·. -played~ with, ~e .• orche_s_tra_ i_!lc1~dcdj :-.liss Virgina. Jennings,_ was _editor ·:-Exci:uli\'es' who- arc--upect('fi--to-}-- Studcnts. .ser.ing _9J:I .. Ui!_~!~·tio~: schCKll k~per of the books, who u· ill, · .-•----:--;: ~;-,

'.\1uricf Fingerhut, ll_arr_:f ·. Bauducc.i, (~his ;'rar; ?lher n'.emllers o~ th_e· st~ff ~tlend, be.sid~s ~-?ncs and, {a!'u.cchi! j board ._we~e Jca.nn~ ."'~:on, ~1irian{and -~s-·beynkepf:biisy,-to"·c~y-:_th·e-·:;-:-------·-·-:-: and Andrew Burnett, violins; Dor1_s ! mdudcd '.\hss Lc,,nson, adn.sor; V.al- include:. Mane Nichols, David Gold- 1 Shull, Rhea Walhs, ·Dons· Hancock,\ le~st,- running- from -one· end o! the·. . : .' ·._-.. Baker, -viola; Dorothy Herinii', Wit-; tcr Sinv;leton, businci:s manager; Jane berg, Jane ColliTL,;, Edward Adkins, Adah ~reenstr~t •. Belly· Coleston,\ campus to the- other. , rt ·is _hoped ... - · - .. _ · · ... -- · liam Neill, and Ph:;lli.~ SU\ndiff',

1Collin~, 3$Sislant editor; Eula.Purtle; Virginia Jenningsr Reid Bunting, Virginia Thompwn, Dorothy l>o<!son,:that ·no permanent injuries -~ill he ·­

cello!'-;· Virginia ~!apes, string~ hass;: organizations; Bod Sheldon, photo- Walter Singlet-On, '.\lau~ic~ _ Coombs, Betty O'Bri(:n, Cherry Hering, ~tar11:ie '.sustained· from this experience, 'but Floyd Stancliff, flute; George_ Bcsonl', ! graph;· · editor; Dan O'Neill, sports Ja{'k Cooper, Dean_ Gay, John Franer·, Jo_ Bourdeau, ~tarjoric · Walkei<, '.\lar-; one ·ne"er knows what may come of

_·oboe; ·and Jim Bradfor~ a.nd Walde~. e<lit~r; G~orge Ro~·e, feature aditor; ~the\ Bourdo.u, and Harriette Lock-'. garcl CoTc:t~n. E!oil'_e _Brown. Loui~e_' tr)·ing- to have one's rake and e.al jt, -. more &hro<,ter,. French horrui. · )1ax1r,e '.\hller, typ1~L hart. , Johnson and Dons Greer. too. . . . . ,

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··Renegade· Rip - · -_-_-_-_O_ ·PINION_-- ·s·-~-.-_. ·1 Council· :Committees/Officers·lntroduced Published by the ·Associated Students:of.the Bakersfield Junior College:. · A R. · · · · . ·· d. d. . A .. B' · . . . · . ·

Fh·ecent3thecopy,7~perSemestH,orfreewithAssociatedSLudents'Card_: - R~u ..... _ . . : ·.· re e_C_Omn.,en e . f _ anquet- . . . . __ ·---- ----- --· - --. ----. --- : : I :-sfie.1:\~~i:~m\1:ll::cha~:- l:-.!:,~: ---- --------. -- ==--:·------- --- -- ... --- - -- .. -=-- --·· ---' ~-----·-Raco.ntcurs arc published, .and many \\"oul1l Work .on l'oll~y, .\lhlctk Jwards GlreH

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ha\'e been auto.graphed and more will Bmlgct, and ·Asscmblle:~· . Girls At ~lockdale •~uMt..t..11••u•u•u1uuu•~u•ou1n_u,,;, .. ,,;,11unt.nuun 11 ,:,,. .. ;;u,~n11u, .. , ... ,...,:un10,uuu.u11u1.Huu11M111~1u1~101Muu;, .. ,u,uouou,,;., .. ,nu11 u.iuuu,;~uuuuuo,uuu:uu,un,11·,,.,1,u1>t~tn~ou,ouo~-,., .. ,.,,,,."...,,~,~•••~•••uuu1uouuu~·,·,. .. .,.,.~uoo,uuo•l••••••oo•••1too:o,•1u-u1~~".....;~~

~e. Yes, it suiely ~Cel;lS like som~-. ForSextYear· IHnticr· ,· ··1 ASININE .AN.ONYMITIES 11 · CHERRY PITS'· 1 rcracious Me RENEGADE RIP STAFF . ltbing is about to happen_.. ·L----------'-------'--------------- ________ _;. _____ ...J_ j ~

Jane. Collins ............. :.. ···································· -· ... · Ed,torl Of h 1 . · b Standing committees to facilitate Intr_oductio.n of the _n_ew officers ·.for ,.,. h n · . 1 -. course sc oo 1; to e out on · TO GIRLHOOD TO HARRIETTE ,rtl acontcurs out, e\"erybody is · · ·

Lou.ise -Johnson -. : · · Is Y.W.C:A.· Head

Cherry I ermg .... . . . ....... Assistant Editor · · · · c· xncut·,,·e c~unc'il act'ion are reconi- t c· ·, A \\' s d \" , A ~as · · · ·· · b · W_ ith tired c:,· ·cs focused on our books 0 , .11 Friday, June ll, perhaps that could ~ v ncx Y ars · · .an ·•·-"· ·" My mental equilibrium To me you're a-fj,·c·star att_raction; usy thinking up complimentary

Dan 'Nei ···.············· ·· ·· ······· .... Sports Editor ha,·n ·so·n,eth.,ng to do , .. ',th all _the mended to _the officers-elect for. next the· main feature. of a. formal ban- · · · · h · 1· · · · ' and with kee_n. imaginations. scanning I.ouisc Johnson was · inslalled_ as \,. I s· l l · · , , Is wrecked. by girlish charms, I'd dare almost any inrraction of rules P rases o .use for their friends . . ,, a tcr mg c on ............ :.................. . ....... , ............................ Bus_iness Manager . scmcste,· by II resolution passed at quet:heltl Thursday, May 27, at ll!rs. Praise_ filicd the air, ·too, at the_ award the ·.future, we await the _finals and · president of the Junior College Y. W.

NL'ao.~1i JBahin_ ....... D ........... h·-.. :··D···--d····:, ...... :·····: .... : ................... , ...... , ........•..... :C ... Ex,Rhandges ~~~~:~· y::;s~:~\::c :~~~~It f~:~~ the council rne~ting held . Tuesday, l:lurton's, in Stockdale. :i:!e~~n!i~~,:r c:rb~~1c: ,~1ro,!c:~-!:.ct If:; ~:a~~:;~ y:.r~ld cheer you, assembly Friday .. Therefore· ,though. the results. C. A. for.the comirig yeat' ata formal oui.c o n,on, orot , o son.... . . . . .. ..... .. .. . ....... .. .... .. opv ca ers . · ~la,. · 1_8. These committee. s , would. \ w s Off' · · 1 · Th.is· last struggle is a little like i"nstallation service held at the First

. · ,. . . . . . . : Gillis ~!cKec, in discussing the-cur- , ' · · · tcer5 --- · But I fear 'twould be n useless action.· feel more like grouching, I:11 be · Repo.rters: Gra_ce DeGroote, Jm1 l!_ampton, Bill_ Ja_spcrson_, Don '.l!cCart,·,

1 -1 . ·. h · th. _ t .. "Th' h ll'ork on policv,, budget, and __ as.sein- .Barbar,·, s-hni'i.dt is th_c newly- , · d h t d . · · . shooting .the rapids, for when one Meth_ odist Church Su_nday, May 23.

\I. . . . . . . . , rcn , cat' as ts o sa,. ,s as , ' TO DICK . ,<tn . i:ar e ; too, in nammg my . .

Jl!ike Row,', . mam Shull, Dons Woori worth; anri Courtney Baron, . b ·_ l . · i. -,,, • h•" b_lics; according to Jes.s Jon_c_s, student elected uresitlent of the A. W. S. Other. . . . . . • ( . h . . . h. ld b shoots the i-apids according. to .the Other ·officers who ,vcrc installed ·....: · · · · · · · · · cen a rcn goo, · year. c vc "" b d · · " · · · · · 'Tav!o1 's such a ·prett.y boy;· SINGLETON TO JENNINGS oprntons O

"' at awards s ou e Far North "'.xplorcr, Beauchamp, one were the_ follo\\_·ing: E,_·a_ ·Ralston, guod dn.nces,. good football team, fair O Y president. They: woµld obtain officers introduced _for the coming LoYe conquers all, now-doiicha" ~now, gi,;cn this yc.11'. .,

The T·ask of M. at·u· r·,t·y. basketball and track teams. I've had all information !or and against any )'Car were:. Carol Ambrosicr, vice . I~'s his. mamma's pride ·and joy. . Feinale: -can succeed if he keeps in the middle vice-president; .'.l!ary Esther Taylor, - propose<! n · d t ·. 1 t. 'd -1 R . D · · tn ,, -- ''.\lid the girls he brings .a flutter, · A Jiving -p_roof you sec; · of the stream and current. I want to· secreta_rv; and Bell,.· Wallace, treas-·

a good time as a whole; but·I had · ,casure an prcsen 1 0 tr•est. en; oyce cnney, secrc ,ry; · l know !ha_·t to ,·ou _I'm not all· Most pop· ular girl (both males arid J

.. p 'I . .., L (' <l ~ l ·r ti U . 't . f C 1·r . th t ·1 h l th ll . t I'! . . . \\'"!'- . t . d Because he's 1·ust as sn_10ot_h as. huller , _be_ '1n thn "niuc!dlc,'_' ·'on't. ,·ou ,,·ant ure1· rC' . ..:..J( cnt ho t·_l·t ior o.n ·.::-µrou. o 1c n1vcrs1 yo a I o_ rn1a,·gave lo to .·ttid•· too hat'd ,, c ·ounc1 ris a \\' o <"', _us a ev1a_ •. , arJonc . 1 l\es::, rcasurcr1 an · · .... u ~ . -., • . But you'.-e surely con9uered me. females alike), llanictlc Lockha1t: his gradu'1ting class of l!l3G an· addn•ss which might well be read and applied \\'hi!;. in the libra, y I passed the. ing the . now prcralent . heated · rlis, Georgie ·crnig, ·publicity manager. lo join me? !\aomi B_ain, Anna Rhue to our own gra<luatingftu<lcnts .. Following are.a few excerpts: time of d:w with Catherine Theo-!cussions which irnsle everyone's time. A. W. S. activities were.many this TO BOURDEAU. . ;\lost stri!.;ing appearance: Ethe! Sheldon To TraHI fihea Wallis, and Dorothy

. . . . h b . f h' h . d I I' hl t -' 1! .. . . . . Th' h d d' I · .d h d' · f J R N('X( time«_ el Ethel, the billboards say, "FIGHT OVER TIIIS o:-:B. GIRLS . Bourdeau. l I •t th · . ·m · " . . Jt JS not t C (!Ull\ er O you on \\" IC my mm ( C 1g S O ~,we 'l""M and pHchancccl to i,sk her whnt . IS new met O , nccor mg to year, un Cl' l e irect,on O une CY· ~ ~I)· lire would ha_,·e no lack To forget about books, studying prcscn e, 0 C new O cers but t.he moti,·:s_thal ,lr,•w )_·nu_ t?_lhis _(institution) -_. ._, you w.ill bes. rattcrerl she thought of the scho~l 'year· in its J<>nc_,, wotJ!d. give. more sludenb frain- no!d_s: pr_ esid~nt;·. ~!a.ry. Frances Ash- For pep and ,·iw- and ,·igor. If. J. could you· atlrac_t: Jl~st likeable. idiocy: Carol Arn-· ·,i_nd classes for a ·few minutes-whal duties. of their respecli;'e offi.ces in .

. to the four wmds, n·cvcr ·to mec·_t agarn . · .. I as_k you to-remember always entirety.---·. Tlieobald. frowned, .. then· ing: rn .. Jeadcrsh1p, !'_nd - nt, the san1e by,- vice_ president; . .\dali Greenstreet, , . (\. _· I .understand _the reaso_n·.why-,-__ I'd' tal<e you· home ·_bros_icr,. Glot·_ia )!orris, Dee 'n' Veda,. are :,·ou going to be doing this s_um' .. an ini"pressi\'e candle lighting service .

. tli3t ,~·hcrcYCl"· yo·u· go, lhe,:c• t:ocs the University, that where:·er _:,-ou labor, said,- "~aa.yaaa! a· lousy year. . fn time facilit?te COUl)Cil action; . j scneta1y; :.!nxine ?!"~r, treasurer,. ..\ prettr. race and. figger!" ,\nd place you· al~ne . "Swingie&t": Helen -Lee.. liter_? . . . . .. - .. - Moilte~;. Aitend. . .. - --there. ts the University at work. . . . . . · _ the fir.st_ place, there's too much high· No Amendm_ents · ·) an_rl Pat Peake, publ1c1ly manager. . ,\ mon·i:- mj- bric·a·brac. :'l!ost tnlc'nted: Betty O'Brien. -Bob Sheldon's plans look "tops_" All of the members . signed . the

. __ "Re_il pi ogress comes neither :rom dir~dionlc.~_; e~orl nor )licit.wher-likejs'.·hool; sec?nd, the kids arc too much The proposed_ an1~1)dnic~_ts __ to the ;>,'cw \\'.A . .\ .Officers . _ TOO BAD Prettiest eye,: .'.l!arie Nichols. to me. Have i·ou heard about them?_ . scroll. Mothers of the Y. W .. C. A. \\a1tmg for somethmg to turn up, ncothc1 from Jumprng up and down on a,,;,_,·en to cll()ues·; and Lhe-bu~·s around const1tul1on, \\h1ch \\ere discu,sed ~t W.-A. A. officers fo1 the conung r listen to ·inc lectur~ )lost ·. He's going to _Europe. June 7, one girls were the guests, and.after the soap_box nor from sitting idly in :in ivory tower .. we must get our bear-' this school all think thev're too hot." a council meeting held Friday, May year· are: ~!argie Jo Bourdeau, presis And scribbie to look diligent; TO NAGLER. Artistic: Georgie Craig, will find Bob headed fo,· New York- installation. there ";as an informal ings and·_know which way is fo1wan!.- . ·. History is to ·mankind what I Still fuming, she added.' "There's not 7, we1c ,liscarded in favoi· of the dent; Catherine Theobald, ,·_ice presi- But if he ever saw my notes Spring has come '(as usual) Jeanne Woodson. then across the ,\tbntic to Holland, program arid-refreshments.

· h · d. 'd I If t l k h. d d 1. I 1 1· · Th d 1 <l d r h. F 1 h' k · · t 11 . ,\nd Lurricd m):. blood to water. Best personality: :l!ere<lith :'>!anley. G · · Eunice Ott-0 played the piano dur-mcmo_ ry ,s tot_ e _rn ,n ua_. . m:n a_ re o __ oo ·~-ea a.n . c 1sc0Yer.any- enough oft.he right kind of activ.ities, reso u _,.ons .. · _e amen __ n;ents wou d. c_nt, an . oser me_ u ton, sro-e-· He'd t m · me unm _e 1gent. ·ermany, Austria, !la!y, Switzerland, . thing worth seem!(, they must learn first to look, with understanding, back- and they don't even initiate the fresh- ha_,·c dl\'tded the council mto_ se\'eral I tnry. . . . 1 place upon my pretty pan Now I'm drifting toward shi!'lessncss Easiht to kno\\;: Doris_ lla'ncock, . France and England. lie. expeds to ing the 'scn·ice as well as several ward, that they may trnc·c_thc way by which they ha\'C com_e. : . There are ,;ne_n.". After '.\liss"Theobald got her :mall: committees which wnu!d ·act I Retiring officqrs of the W, A. A._ · lily erudite .expression; Like a lamb _led to the slaughter. .June Reynolds, Jerry Heston. bicycle through European countries selections on the program. ·Grace De f 11 t · d d · I! s k h l l I 1 d ! · D H I k ·d , ·1 d ·1· · b d ~!ale: · · · · h · · Groote gave ·a read_ ing;· anci Louise _ u -sta urc men _a_n wom_c_n ,n a ag.es .. cc· t cm _out a_n_, cam _f_rom say,_ sairl she was mad, so I_ left an_d i_nc epen ent Y, necessitating a meet- ar_e. ot. ad oc_·,. p_r_esi e_nt; ,,,, een But more an more m getting ore wit a group of 200 young reople from · · h f I \ f h h l · · n \FFYNIT!ONS ~I · B w lf T · · Johnson s·ang "Just a Wearyin' For

1r:1~:· t~:-t p;~~ll:oc~;,v,,1'f~:·ure, :u~:t ~;nt~;:l~o;;dg:'~;e~(sc;;:1;;:::t~ou~ .:t ~';~~!; I ~:~~:::/tlk ntaltcrs 0\-et'. _with John ::~c: a~1:n:~ raeth~:.o~:a::~~ .. :n::e~: I g:::~str~~ct se~~:~~dgt, :nd Adah : i"tn":J\~:tr:~"t::s!:n_. ~--- .A "movie" ;s a place 1,/ go Ed,d}~.st ·_eccentnc: en _o ·"· . 0111 th;1Y.:i~::'h s-~~~-:· Coppin _is going to . You," accompanied b_:i: '.lliriam Sh~IL .

end, traffic stops anJ the continuity of development is br!)ken. . . . .John· Lawrence. in the sua,·e n,an· They would hiwc· also ,ombined the! . · Athletic· ,\wards - I should be tilled with sorrow And to your seat hold fast ·r~eadcst · pan: Frank Jackson. · spend the summer. in Eureka,- Califor. Jean OlL:°: sang. a solo!. accompanied ·- - - · "Dai!ir yoifr generation· <lioTtld- expei imcrif - Daily it should move - up -- - - ·f- - -.-t · · ,--k ' · .d- -h-- - -I oflicc of-,ecrctar,-·and p-l'og,afii ch-air 1 · w· A A a.w:trds ,,·el'e-gi,'en ·to the-··-· - · I -guess:· rn ha,·e·to ·stud,.', - - - ... , \"h.,l_e- "ou·r -sn,·n·s· ·a,-r-c bn. ·rkcd ·nnd your · \\; -.- - ·- J,-·· H- -- · - --- · - · - nia · Darwin - Clow· i· "oing- to be bv her sister, :!lliss Eunice.Otto. - · - · - -' - -· ---~ . ~ · . · • ~ ner o a c-1 y s 1c ·er. sa1 , v.· en . · - • - · ... · · · • · ., J 1tt1e.st: 1m ampton... · ~ ,.. . " · Th p ·

ward. But each step shoulrl be built on the one below. No man attempts to a<ked him what he thought of the man into an office called secretary. gi1 ls who \\'on them, by lllrs. Aid- So I'll begin tomorrow. shoes are wrecked • . · . . _ , arounij doing "nothing exciting" while ose resel\t · c!i~b ~lo~nt Eve, est in one spcctacubr dash, ?ul only by care in preparation, sthool year, "Oh, it's only been an The last amendment woultl ha\'c re.

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rich. The highest'- h~nors went to By the l!eople moving past. -~~telest (at times)· Nc\\comer Pauline Lat1.kc is anticipating a grand Snapshot~ were tak:~ af!crward~ patience m progres<, nnd 1est1:11nt tn ad\'entu1c, as well ,is.daring and de· ordinar\' ,·car· I expect to have much moved the .office of yell leader from Barbara Schmidt, Dot Hadlock and r- TOT. R. Cos· l . ) summer back in Atkinson Kansas. of the entire group "h,ch included.

· · · · . . • · • ' h · . . · - , h h is a place where Sunday outest puss (a so at times : ~hke · · . ' Naomi Bain Anna Rhue Smith Rhea tei m1nallon in action. This 1s the .way of \\ 1s1om, and of heroism and cour- moi 1o fun at U. C. next year." . I It c execul1rn :ounc1l st~ce the office I Ada_h Greenstree.t, ." ho "·on guards_. "Bu~k"- nobesky rides again; " e urc Rowe. When_ you a, e motor mg through ' , . _ ' , · · ' • age as "ell. · · · f a,ked Lawrence if he ltked otdinarv docs not require executive abt!ily. Pms, the l'\cxt· highest award, for His work is plenty r1sky,· mom , i\[ _ 'd' t' . Bi'l! Iowa this summer and see a young \\allls, Betty \',allace, Jeanne. Wo?d

"Th · l l . · . I . . y people go nnd slccp I o,t 1 10 1c. Bob Nagler, son Hannah \Jae Jorgenson Pauline e soc1a 01, c1· do<'< not tP,t upon purely econonnc foun<lat,ons anc.1 ,car, and he said, "No." When I Rally Committee accumulating 60 pomt.s, went to Jose- nut docs that slow our hero down? oung • . • - . ,.1. k . man sp1a\\led out on the grass next • . . • . :

cannot be inte1prctcd wholly in economic terms. Nations die \\hen theirl~ucncd hint as to \\'hat hc rlid to help The council further 1ecommendcd•Phine Fullon, Barbara Schmidt, :\!a- Not "Two-Gun·Tom" Robesk)·! And pray~ that ~he '"!.! oals they;·;~;: fl R )· Bob to a stieam, look twice-it might be Latzke, Royce Denney, Louise Joh~-tdNls wear out," hen th spinls of the it people "cakcn ,rnrl flag ... Culti- i this vcar :,long he replied "'\!en of thllt the chairman of the rall:;- com-I ne Nichols, Margaret Hendrickson, . ___ sowed last mght, 'K hel,t pro I e (sec aconteur · "'like" Rowe just afishin' an' dream- son, Elva Ralston, l\lary Esthel Ta:, • . t ! . lt .. t · .• h B . I · • ' 'tt h l · · The~'ll neVPr have to reap · o rust. · . . . 1 lor Grace De Groote Jean Otto Jean ,a e o,a ~. 1 1, too 1a1e a , u\11c t c•,e clays. ut ,till a ,·11 tue; perhaps importance nc,cr sav much." I still mt, ee s ou d not act -as yell leader I Fannie Gatewood. Mary Esthei- Tay- TO W \TTRON , · · ' 13 d . R 'd B . tn' m the morn mg sun. ' . . ' . ' the g1eatest of them all. . juon't k•no\\' \\hethe~ he was giving me bu~ should direct a. committee con'.,lo,, Not ma White and Jean Rcueh. 4 h b •... t ' f lk '\[tsogamy is; bachelor creed f pesttt. antcc:. eDt ~tntmCg. l S 'th Mountains Beckon R\lenchR. 1:llma~t! ShCul!l, kE~n,1ce,.?.todto,

''H th·· U . _. . h S h · -·-iH r . }1rl Dug- ta c 1n pie urc~. o ·s, - _ • .. ~! re 1cs eses: orm, es ar m1 . . . . rs.. a'. ston. ;~ r~. , ar ·, .:., rs. YO • en•on "' ni,e1,1t, campus! e.tatc ast1a1ned,outothestature 1the hinh hat oi· not, but to a\'oid a "',ng o representatives from the · · LeHers ., . - • --- . ·. ·h 1. Thnt's graced b\' m)' adherence.· r-.--.-c-d ---...-1 --- - - -- Barbara Srhrntdl will be spending , 1 .• ••• 1·-. , 1 . v.- 11 .. ~1 f h d d h d T d h ti h . 1 " I A '\' S rl A , 1 1 l l Lo • A'' f Instead of m this sc oo , · , ana Jere 11 son. t f th t h son, ., 1,, ,\ a 11s, ,, rs. a ae.,, ,, ,.,,.

o man oo :in woman oo . o ay s e ca s you, nay,, e const1·ams you to "beef'" I began ta!kin~ the matters .. f .. an . ". S., the programJ .ettcrs were a\\'ar< cc to u1se u- :. , - . 1 It expresses a ven for a life that's ll th· mos o . e summer a er camp on Sh ll , 1 . J h \J B d h bl . th I bl . . h N 1 h ·ia . · . . I h h h . ~I . J B d 1 . So that I m 1ght go to s cep · · · o . G h , ri th b h u . " rs. o nson, - rs. oy stun,

onora y repa:, e, c . ,ou O\\e er. , o ongct· c I ren, 1t 1s laid upon of the day oi·er with Virginia Th,,mp- c a ,man, t e c au man of the ac- 1ams, . arg1e o our eau, ~ argaret ·. · h f I free \1 t . · t l . J · _ ,cen om an at e eac · \J D d: M B ·· 'I - Ott --you to·adjust your stronir-shoulde, s·to· the buracris-of niat\ii·its--:·-Americ'aslill son:-:.:-----------------1 th·ity-board;· the· yell ·Jcaaera-,fd'-hiii ·llendriekson,-Els,e-Gredig. -:·Fannie- - --------; _____ And...not___seem_s_uc. _'!__.O.Q "----- -··Fron,-pelli·coat iiiterfereo-ce--:------ ·-'d-~S~_alr>Pt.'!'~~-':...:0~~.!'~mng, ___ Sleep is going to consume the great-:..- ~,rs. -n·--'?...~h.':c.._:1-'3:__S ~h~nl.c...k·- r_:::___l\!~!:-• __ -'-----

. t . ,lihc . th d • - . I l t . G _ . --- . · an mg e on. . . S · , . ,, rs. ,enc , " rs. ta ec er, _ tss main ams ~mon~ ~e nat,.oi:is e :gre~t :"' ,t;v,1 ot a _free. ~df-~o,·erning ,iJiss Thompson said, "EJticationally ~ss s ants .. They -would endeavor to atcwoo~, '.\lar;· Esther Taylor, Nor- T.\_ YL~R 'rO BROW_'N li~."-a weathervane. Dop_icst "gang":_ Jane Co]!ins, Bev est . part of Dick learns: time_ for · Orpha ;lf~e Barnes· )[rs. L ·man' Ben·. ·· ·· -

ll!l!'!!C::..:.._;:1'"'.p!e,:l""..,...,,'a:~'. and_ unwavermg 1~. ,ts champ!onsh_1p of the ngh~- and t_his school is excellent; .the ::icadi!micJ mc,·ea.se _town ·support of_ track; fool- ma . White, · R"yce. Den1:er, Jean A g·irl is Brown, Harry Blair, Bill Jasperson, two weeks-at least after the. finals son, and li!iss Edna Keo~gh. The

. · · . . . . · · ' · · .~ · · ' · · · · , · · · . \. · ' ' · · · · · hits · ·rough Bill Tayloi and ·the Helanoites:. . . lattes· ·two· ai-e the' advisj~s of· the "_ llg:tho_ . ns-:-t_, he-p_r_,_'_ 1leg .. es-ancl-;lhc--secm 1t. y-of-t.he-md 1v1dual-human-bemg=·. - fa··c· ·,1-,t·,e---. -,_n ___ th·,s-·p'Ja· nt·-._-r·_.,-- -r·ea·_ · 11y·r b.all,- ba.sketba_ll · __ · an_ d. ra. dio · _rallies_ · -Rcnch and Eve!:,·n Parker. · ?I!•: ·love· is a·s pure as vour accerif; ff real!~· is a·_ sin°;.: ... - · - · - ·.a1c ovi'r, . · · · · · · · th~ su~1emacy of human valu~s: Amtd all the shouting and the tumult:the splendid;-_.but socially this··school is_ They- would sponsor._·facu!t_y _basket- As durable, quite, _as your shocs;. _·When -her boy friend · To each of these winners is to lie Frank Watlron." the actor,says he's y_·w. C. ,\. · · confusmn of.thought, and the b1tterne~s of controversy, the·peorle of these a f!op arnl a t.ig fiop at that. At lea.st _haU !!ames, infcrclass ba·scball, com- by Tsch;ikowsky and Valsc'Impronip-. And if not quite as pretty as-you are,: ,,·eath~r · a,rnrded ·a ftir,lined toothpick _upon· going_ to be working with. a pick and · United Stat~,._ are h_oldmg fa_st to t_h,_s fundamental and historic purpose. ,t ha.sn't <lone me·am.' vood, and_ 1 pet1_tivc enter_tainment for the stu. tu in.A Flat_b\.' Li;;zt. Is as sweet as the lipstick you use. She'll be "Gone with.the wind." sho1·_el this summer. Can y-0u .pie--Th

1 ~ their first trip to Alaska "'here fur

. 0 purpos_c is car; the. specific y.-a.y~ and mean~ of its fu]fi!J.rnent are, ~ri ~ce1n to. be exp.-0s~ing' the opinions dent bo<ty by the ·variou:" student . Theron Tabc_1-, C()n1n,i~~ioner of ath- j5:· Ha la n1orlc.". tun: hi1n as a labo.ring Jnan-? the present. moment, not rn cl!'ar. ) oung men a~ct women, giaduate, ·of the of 'rnany ()f my friends, too." duos, morc student bocly picnics, and lclics fqr the kingdom, ,inriounred Pome_: (the last) Written (or To U. C. I.. A. dassof 1936, there hes the task of yo~r malu11t;." '1 )liss Cato! Ambmsicr cxptc.,scs close cooperation between the activity that·_,e1·cral years ago Basil Peterson . w· "EIL. L's· h ·d. . . . copied) by Nagler anuuedicateil to U. c. L.A. seems to haw attracted

some.what . the same idea :JS Miss 1 boa_, 0 ancl the rnLI;.- comnnttee. had .. rn·,cnted the. kirii:dom. ,i·ith a.· . ·. _ - ·. . _. ·. . . __ -_-- ea_ _ q u_ a rt_ e rs_ -''Th~ _ Dean's. Hero" . · .(alias . Ray . (h(' attention ·?'. most of the. gradu' . B J c N ·. d a New Life Tholllpson in that she explains, "Bak- trorh,' which is presented each y"car Frank<cl.) ate, ... To "mcnliori'orily i fc\\" who•. . .' . . . . . ee, _s . . . . . . . I. ersfield. Junio,· -College certainly h_as "ROYAL c Ou RT' 1 t_o the best basketball player. of. the ... ' . . . . . ~kmo~i: .of a R J c Football Star (•Xp<'d. t,, ~0 · thet'e next yea,· would

\\1lham Allen _\\hit,·. tho Jamou, JOU1nal1,l f_rom Empona. Kansa,.lthc faculty and equipment to provide ' . . Sf]U:ld. Loren Voth was.the re(.jf'Wnl fo· . P"LAY· ·ra· ··c· -·s fo· r I' h 1· ! .. include Dorothy Hadlock. Frances ! d h

. I r - . ,·c "' a oncly. lime_ thi.,_ year _ _ start e t JS country.last f~l! with U1<· sl.iltMe_11t !hat collegc_cam!·'~''.'' should a go_o<i ar~rlcmic. education, but as ·(Continued from Page One) lof Lh_.e..trnphy for this year's team. · ..... ; . · · . . · . .\t my Alma ~lammy clear..· Katlenhorn, Aiken Hirst, F.d '.l!ohr.

::;~~.,a~~e~~:t;r,~:::~ li~~r:at;oi'~::r tt.~'.t~,~:}a~~a~n:~:S,lt:;";t:~1'.~;~i~: [~t '~~':,~e:1~~::~;:.'. knowledge R. J. Ji~~~~':,'.cGa;;cc;~;'.J~' the Dea~ ~f the I ~h~!'~o ~l~~'F,~i::~;~:~ i"11neo~he:~ :~~-: \:: . Vacation - - Just Ahead ! Yoio~:~;:;~,'.,q~~t;~~\}ig shot" now ~i:~\~":~~ ii'. ;~;\:i:;\~\::~·in~o::

· of t~c country i.n matters con,c-rning themscln'-< .. · - I . Sam ·lantoi:no happ~~ed ~long ~nd Ofter the· serious busines..s of i-c-1 lctic -.achie\'em~nt. of thi• ·year. This t J clon't know }low it came about ki_-,-'.'-no, 1 won't_ continue, only say:· . )Ir: Wh![_e_w:is un_cluubtcdlr a l!Ulc. t99_ strong in_ his_ ~tat.en1ent .. Riots are I. askf:d him .what he thought of this "ci,·_ing so _many dignitaries, the king particuhr:_trophy,. according .to th_e . ·t .· sw·-·_···m·. ·s·u· .

1 ts··· Now it's ~omething. ·1 ran't 00· with- You arc a l"ranJ buuch of kids and i,;".

the l_ast _thing·that we desire. And at __ the ~ame ti1i1e, il is jusi as wd! th~t s,h.ool year.· Sari, said, "B. J.C. cer~ was cntcr_tai_nc'd again.by Neil Ross,·a commissioner, takes into considera· , ou_t. stru~tor~;-B .. T. t .. isttie best ·Junior · .the_ ra_dical Qtganization.s a,·., ·n"t atlempting,to stir up _any confusion. _ ta inly lacks school spirit. a nil e_vci-y- subject of "the:, ncighb.oring: kingdom lion the sc_holastic standing- as well as 1 ·_, a ·gorgeous aria;- of stylcs, _colors anri · Ir !\laking 3 touchdown college; and don't· forg~t. there's. "

~Ir. White, ho.)v<',·e,-. is not the. only per.son· to criticize'~tudcnts for _their thing _·that _-lends to unify:;, student of High· School, ,{ho tap ·danced to fhc actual athldici. matcriak Sizes 32 to 44. . Is all the,:e_ is to it. -· · weicomc for you aH in ·Rochester,: . fack ·of. ent~usi:isrn .. origi~a!it~·, a.nrl . f nifotiw: Th is ha~ b""ri thc-·conili1cnt, body: ... All·_ ariyo'ne· se·enis to. be in·, acc·ompani 1i1,ont. of ~fax Bit)·le.s.s -ilt the -. 'Basket hall A wards' . ·· ·_3·.'9_5·- t·o· ·· ·_ 1· -~ .-,. s •. Corue-ori: felbs, ·:-·ou a If can do it. X cw .Yin·k_:l'!J, be look inl! for. you.· -of many· famous p,·rsons. Pc,·hap.,, '.\!",·.· White might have had Baker5field ; terc,led in around this school is him-, piano. · · · Duk0 · Loren Voth, -of i°hc · princi- They all se'e~t to gather round ·Gracious ' 10, between· ,igning .R",.

·Junior. Col!eg£_' in mind \\·hen he. s~uke of colleges ·iaddng in_ itiati\'e. H_ e self a~d his little group. Of course Tra_.ck Lctte_ rs pality of ba,kctba!l, c.ol!ed Chan~el- h' c·ontcurs. do_ing Lenn papet·~ and writ-. h ll h :,; I Sh k k'. Sia k s. 'ts . .\nrl gos . A guy. ,-an't turn them

m,g_ t. ~,·e . a'.'~: , : " o.n~ ''.ro~nd. ou_r cami:u.s has ,ct the sturlents on t!ieir ;.-ou :r:-in get :, good_• cducat ion here, Duke Ed '1ohr, of the p.rindpaliiy of jo_r F,.ost _ before Ilic court lo .. present a r s In c · u I . . ,!own ing colu1>1ns-oh. niy. WJilcr's.nam(l- · ca;·'· b; concc1,111g- "· \etc1_an, of Futu1c \\ar, organ1Zat1on, such as was but ,t seems to me that unless you Tract, was c·alkd upon to order Ili!!h his subJccts. The ·Chancellor pre- ?' The,·'rc sn,"art!! Beautiful!\' tailored. ,,-~11 cuf. So. now I bet. 1\-c dated them all. Goo,f B;-<> for now!

. tr1cd._at a cc_rtain_ ca,tfrn_ college l_ast_ year._ But ,·crtainly a junior college_ can ,get son_1e social expcrie_ nee that Chan_cel!or Percy· Bliss before'. ·_the sc_nted the royal '_'B'' to Lo_ re_n Voth, - T_hc. newest soft tones: Sizcs_ 14 to 20 •. - · Bl d. d .b. . . -· . h ll I · on e an runclt.;, short or tall.

t e size of ake;'sficl,I .J_un_ior Co!!cge has cn,rngh t~lent _and originalityrep- ~-uu miss out· on one of the funda- :ou1-t. The Cha_nccllor eallet:1 his sub- Herbert Harri~. Francis Wal_ker, Sam . 5 95 y.,_,. it's.sinful-to be.as_ grc:tt ·

- res:cnte~ -~~l?n.~ 1t.,_7:_uden~_b_o_d_r ~~ ~nJ:'.'_t .n,::,· -~~~·-~_1_n/':'._t~e<~~O\VI)~ i·~~j_nj~g: n!."!'Y.!' ..52n_C~P_~,-~f -~~Ufat !?:1,.:a~<_l)~. J_cec_l~ -~"f?;C, t~c- ~01:,:! ~ <!!"<.!~r _!C>: ~re.:! la ~t~r~~: c_a_~t':in!_ ~i ~'- l!a~P!?n,:_I?_o_~-- --- .. ·. , .... - . - --- - ' . - ,_ - .• - ... ~"~ -- - . - . - -'~ ~---- .- .. _ '[o _he_ 'l.'.'.P~pular (ind _to..'..'rate", ..... _st_udcnt: sp1r1L ~-t "ouf,l he a_ccomrhshed w1_thout 1;1ot1ng, too. · _ _ I J, C. · cert:tinly is lacking social!:,'." . sent . them with. the . royal maroon J )Cc Carty, Carl Smith, .Kermit Lynch,· ' --- - I think I'd :ii most rather be

_So the ()Ue.strnn comes U(l again: Why can't.we have a. rejuvenation and :.-\ppar<·ntly; i(the opinions of stu." '.'B!.' ~!embers· of Chancellor .Bliss•IRaymond _,Tatsuno; Dick . .Ta,:lor- a_nd .1_ , _ 't:~- . · :S:othing but a ''nobody."

a new hfe, so to speak, _on our campus, not of radical organizations, hut oLc!enis ricked at random mean any. principality included .'.lfaurirc Coombs- Herbert Rose. · .j - l'L.\t SITI'~- ~~. . good ... constructive a~ti,itr~,, : _ .. :. : _· · . . . thing, B. J. C .. is cei'tainl,; slipping ~lonte ·._J.one:'- .. Mi_kc. Rowe, captain: Th_e Duchess of Drama,: Ethel Rob, fo,· cvei·v on·~ ·· ·".~~ :· ·

.· [)iar.y o"r. an .\hs_en\-)lindrd Profe"-"Or )!011day-Cut fingei;· ro,•gc·t lo

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chonce,-=he Ii kn.ow, that El_-,J gin',. ,ma,t _,tyl-1 Jng end le"cht1_icol pedt,ction·a1c· ·.,nbeotoble. ·· .

ft \\_h~~ you come rtght rlowri to· 1_t. 11,_ \I 1lliam .-\llcn WnitP .111:i~- Le rjght. -_nn. the_ s_pcial crid of ~duration.' Ho,,·- Bill . Trout; "Rollin .lfar!o,,·, ·Gerald in,;<in, · presenkd. pre\'iewi. or' her . bl · ' j-,.,,11 I J°to zo · . ~~"-. . . . a er a-· ·. e,·er, in my own 0.stimation, I ha\'C Griffith, manager;· Bob Nagler, Ray production,· "Bad )Ian/' before the, /J.1 ·

. . .. • . . . . · , rather enjoyed go_ing to this ~ollegc; Frnnkel, J_iin Purbaugh, George Poul()- 1 court. _ The play isschedul_ed to be · ·. i '.: $1.9S lo :,;,,!),;. · 1_ >:y ( ):- ·. Sw i_m {She being' fiye months old)

\\"C'dnrfd.ty-Ki;~t:d n'-.·~~ ·. hi~tory . _ t_t·arhcr:; -f<1r~(1l · to. tt·ll :· nly , \\·i fc .. ·

Thui·;Jay--}'oq;<>t iorturt; off water while· bathing- ·w.Ja.i,..: Tomorrow, for th~ ,;,:,n

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. . . 193'7 Is Rich 1,,-Entertainmen't ·_ ,lshaH.not&ay,,hy:_..Bu~to"tl]ose gillnis,·Ed_)!ohra~dJohnF:inucchi.. pTayed·Tucsd'!)',:Ju?cl,bothI~thc_· ""-:;; _{.G ''_1.-1·~-~. c·,a-.p-·s ': ... : · . . .. · , _· . . . . . . . _ . , . . · . · ,,ho le?ve B. J.C. this sprmg to find · )Ir,. L. 11. ~Coon, representing the :tft<crnoon_and_ C\'enrng .. Franke Wat- .. ---:-.--- -~ -~,Bak~1,ficld Jun_1or_.C-0llege -Is- to be coll1111encled upon the variety of cultoral' their- places- · in ·other· :Ochools · or~in Patrons-club,,pr<'.sentcd · the-Patro·ris tron · has-. the· lead- as -Pancho- Lopez~ :· - • -· · --- - - · · · ··f · · - · · ---- --· -· .- .. ·-- -

Furthermore this ha·s· been pre· <c.'nt~rl froA ~t . . '1 .. emcs ehr .. the business world, may r express cu award mp to Je.ss Jones. presi- the "bad man"; Belly' O'Brien has· a or s .-· ac s I r1<·c1 rom 1 ._ . • ... ....c-. or .... a \.ery nom1na cost -to t c ·. · .- . u · - · cJ · : · • · - ·

studcnls._ . : . .. . . . . . . . , thctr opinion, They w1lhilways look ent of the sludcn_t body. This cup maJorrolc as _Luc,t Bell .. Other play. · d ·o . · II s

1r·y<1u Sh<•uld ,..-fu_~Cr-~11.-_, . . . - . , . ....-ci!ch Of tOmor-·. .. g-ru,,.· :-:{)lll1;! ~ay: to h(" - Frfrii1y-FOrg-ot _ fo \\'rite in flL.iry ··roW4,- Natural

. ·. · . A_ lacl;- __ proud ,is_lle:ith,·_. _____ ·-- .today._. ______ ·· ... _._ .... ·.··--·:.gold filled ca,-,_ ·Th:in w,• th0 rov:il name will u<e c t ·l · ,; h ! 1 ,· f. · ·

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But if \'our cw, '"'' I.ind~ cro,sc,I. !iun,by-W,·nt to church. Shook· Nathan Stiauss .. · entertainment which -has been extended to the students th·s • t · , . · l b · · · · · · ' · · ,. . • Sh. .t . · SI · .k. . Ji. . · p ·• - I F . ·

Richard Haltiburto:1, Woodbridge_)fdcal~, Wil!i~m While, _Ed,;ar Dud!ey.:back to Bakersfield Junior <;'ollege, is awa·rded each yc;,r by the P1i°trons' ers_ include Francis Walker as Gi_lbert an . ~era S . fi. / 35c .tO 7 ( . . . . . and Ward Drury_ presented. 1ntprC"ss.10ns gained by _re_cent trips t-0 Europe.;ancl ha,·e something good to say club ·to the member. of the Junior Jones; Tom Robesky as Henry Smith I,

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1 rc,rn!nent..."1'. 1ter .. oLtra,YCLcxpcricnces . ..:.WC)odbridge! about· the ·school: and-the ·time· that Coi!cgc> student body ·.;._·ho has contrib-c Bob ·Kohlru~t-as-)lorgan - Pell- Do;.---·-·· --- --- -- .. The . uti!ih· gnrment.-, for ~

._ .. · .· .. ·) etca f.enlere t_ e ,mpie gantes for the United Staks as a yachtsman.I · . ,, · · . . . . . ' . . · . . , .. · ' . . . · : carefree •days·.. Styles --- ~ • -- --:-- - f -- -- - -Your ·h~ir a -littlc·friny, hands with pn·arhc·r's baL,·· and· · . . · · .. · .•

-·---\\)•'!!. clr<>p th(' '(JUeenly- C-Og'nomcn .-- ~. kis;ccJ~hi~ "wi(c. __ won't . be_.o_ut. to---i-· . _____ : _, ___ .. &: Son..:._ .c: . '--- ._ --------: . .\nd simply c:tll "you "[,izzy.'! I . ntnnnw-Hcd and Gold. . ·. . JE\\'ELEns . - . . . -:.--,--· --------:0\'ard;Drury,.traveled around.the .worlcl. on a bicycle afler-:attending- col!eg<' • ttieLs_pe11t h_ere. - ___ .·: ···------ · . uteri _most to that kingdom._ ·- · ~lcCarthy __ n~_ Red G1rld1~.:, Carl:Sm,th ___ : _ ---·-- ----··· __ apJJenty __ . -~--·-:rnd_sizc.,. . ; • : . _ __ .

. i~ ~~~fim StelkotT·was distini,:'!i,hen as .¥i_n!! a ·modern minstrel, singin.g GF:ORGE.")IIKE" ROWE. .- Kin"g Joh/0

:;:i~l_a~:ling him,ilC :: ~3:::1~ 11~:=!::-~~~;e~:;;;;~ka:~ . for a!L ' .. ·2_ .·9-s'. ··. . _· i ,-.. ~i.';.:c.-~t_;:r\~,'::-~-~--.~..,-

h_JS :-ay ~round the world. JI r, Arthur _Karp':. 1llu<trat~ his fodure "ilh, . in vital nc. I f t r1.a· t ·d A kera<la · a d R b · t c3·<_ev · ~0 1 ·.· 98 tO ~ _- mo,,ng ptcl!'!es of South Amerira. . ·. ,·. . . . . ·. , The stafl of the Santa .. -cc o en ~ _inme~ • . e. . . ' • n ,o er , -· . u,cal cr1t1e.q declared th" high school S}'mpJioi:w concert to be. pnhapsJ . . . . . . _ An~ Brcc~e m~nded. that .the abdicated t.:rng be Rradley. . ~~~ v\ · the best :\Ir. Burt has conducted . .-\ numbcr of Jomor college students are in' offe,s this PO<'ttc "arnmg m their compelled to play !or_.thc assembled I . · - ·

this orchestra as _well as in the_ B~lcNs~e!d Symphony Orchc.stra. · W_illtam/jokc_ column: . «rn~t as punishment for the "graft . 'Student: "Excuse mt', teacher, I was ~ _ ~ ,: f:-'~J~ '"\.....--y,-Robb, fo_rmer Bakeislie_ld_ boy, \\as soloist at tbe excellent concert presented I Remember well and bear in. mind, and corruntion" ·h' h · 1· d h. Jost in thou<>hL" - · Q,~--~-. _ ,___....-~, ,:,; , . by the latter. orgamzat,on.. . . . . . . . l . · · . . · . · . . . ,. ". ,c. signa ize " . , :; . . • . ·.

·. }(i53 Robmson has agam brought dramatic activities to the front., despite] A r:al_ good JOk<'.' .". hard to find. reign. _)Ir._ Jones, winner of second Teacher: Ye,s, 1t s always easier _ limited -stage __ fasi!itie,. "Ceiling 7,ero" and "Peter Pan;·· a,s pre.sented,. So '.f you find _8 Joke, that's new, place for piano playing in the state to get lost when one is a stranger ...

\\"ould. meet with th<'.' appro,·al_ of an~ playgMs: Don t get sore if. the Joke's on you, !)f Ca)ifornia, pla)'fd Caprice Espanol, -:-~on "High Life •. •

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.\nd just a trirle fretly; W ..-'II let you lead the Bible· cLi",

An,l then wc'H <"all )·ou "Bell)'.",

.\n<l if )·our hair is (laming red, And gos~! we hope.it is,

. You'll carry do\vfJ ··the path· of life,, Th~ granJ olJ name .,f "Liz.."·

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Jasperson Gives Resume of Track; The Sports Rialto ! Mccarty Reviews Year in Football; '38 Prosp·ects Lo-ok. G_ · ood . Ry DAN o·N~ILL · · l Eleven· Lettermen· Return '

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-.!_.-Pa_ sade_na·J~ __ yse.e 1. This has been a turbulent year forlf rosh Girls A·g.ain :. By DON_ McCARTY : the boys who helped me make out ·n I ·. · . . I

II Relay Vic tors. ! sports page for t~i_s p:1pcr: You ma_ y i Conquer Sophs i Hopes . oJ repeatng the feat . ac-. . ___ ._·_ i have gone. ov<:r N1ag~ra m a ba.n-el, j . . _. __ . _. ·_ . __ j compshed last year,· when the Bak·

B BILI J ,\SPBRSON • ! been married three times, fall<;n off j - . · · · I c1·sfield Junior College dcfeat~d T~!t . \\.. Y.b ' . · '. t f ·:. ;\lack Robinson and Pasadena Jun.: a 72-foot derrick, or even swam over Freshman girls outshone the sopho- i J . · C

11 foi· th~ .C~ntral Cat·i·-· · 1th a1 out· sixteen men ou or j · -· . .· 1 • • • - , • • • • • • • ! umor o cge ~ "

. . h" . C h p '\I .tor College were victors m the Jo.yscc: to_ Honolulu, 1,ut until rou have 1moi-c g1i-ls in every respect this year, · . .. · · . . . · ... tl ~ck t. is pastbscason, -onlcd_ . · t.h · ·divi~1on of the Fres.no Relays, piling :.worked in a sports department you ; the latest beirig baseball. . : for~ia Junior ~Hege champwnship Bliss did the est he cou rn e · . . · · l · · I If · t.h · · -. • · ·.

h .. : up 32 points while San 11ateo ambl<:d haven't lived. . Three baseba I games were p ayecl, or c first tune in six. years, were absence or the 100 men he stt as 1s, . · . . . . . . . . : . . _ I . b . . . C h . .- in ~econd with 2!1. . '-'ou ·'on't bclic\·c me ch? Ask Jim' but turnouts from the ~ophomore· .. high this year when it was reported goa at the eginnmi o · t e season.· . • • · • u · , · . I , . - .

. , . Robif!son, who placed second to: Hampton, Bill Jasperson, and Don dass_ were so poor that some of the.; that elcwn lettermen of last year's

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X<'w 1lcn Show Promise · For ~ext Year

. . ,\ lwa)·s I laced . J('SS<: Owens al the Berlin Olympics,. \1cCartv and they'll tell you! i fr<>shmen had to play on the sopho- 1 h . h. ' I ·1,· -·- .....• But all oft1:1c _ _]G _ _1u~n_t_ha!_di~ t_urn·totaled 13% J).oints' winning both the'· . ; ••.• . . _. · .. ·. .mo1·e tea:m: ·. . · ;c am111ons 1p squac WI return to

f .. t k .,·., th . . be t u . . . . .. - ·:-·· _, .. - ·-. . . .. . . .: -. "-This trio helped me. unmenscl:r all . . . . ... th b t . r h 1·d·. t th

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' an.'· broad jump at 24 feet G1,:: rnches · · · ·· · · ··· ·· b .. ·1· ·· · ·-j- Norma· White· captameil. the fresh,· c_a1_1 Y ___ e __ run ° o rng on o e

· · . -·- J R· F' · k 11 · . . · year. llampton covered foot a I and. . · · . . · i . . ··· ----'"·-- · :--- . ·-·--- . \\el<' con~1~tent Pacer!'.- ay ian e ,ancl· the 10-vard clash m 9.7 seconds .- . · ·. · . man team of Tavlor Hendrickson,: ncwlv acquired .leadership; wns the most promising "find of the; anchored the reco1·d br<:ading 880~. ba!ikl'tlb~llb. .J_Rthspct r_sok~ d~t- ac~v~~\:!: Fulton, Th<:obald, j:,;1-kcr and Rench <I • ·i1;wevcr Cii"ach ,vallace the vcar but hL• failc-d to break the· h ·d ff a goo< JO w1 rac . • c r . ·

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• < ' < • • . I yard \'('lay team, and t en toppe O. h I. d. : ··r f lb 11. golf to a ]!) to victory over t e ot er i is none too optimistic. for he has lost 50 second m:irk expected of him rn the, by picking up ncnrlv 25 yards for the a an(~ -an_ ) · \\ 11 rn_g · 00 a ' ' -tea·m, composed of. Adah Grecn!'trcet, I · · ·: ' · . l

0 · ·d I h n·11 T t· ~1 t · . . . · bn~ketball and tennis. . : · . · ,.J·· 44 ·:iai < as · . 1 rou • · on c -fouthern n11lc relay team to Karn· ' . · . captnm; ·Gatewood, E. Bourdeau, ;\!. l · Jones and G<'ne Duncan were all shoV thin!. And <lid I _wo1·k 'e.m! I hter~lly. J. Boui·dcau, -Schmidt and Scott.- ;

. putters o_f past expe;iencc, but they:· Los. AngC'lcs .Junioi· College came: carrie,I a whip, _making- those bmls · Fuli teaii1s batted to a 21. to 8 vie·' 'could not wi_n - the me:cts because of. in third with 2i points, to be fol-' turn in the copy._ We hac! a· good: tory for the freshmen <ludng the ~cc-, the wc:aknC!'!' of the track event n:cn.' lowed by. Compton, Sacl·amcnto, Fu!- time. I never. got rough .with_ lhe_m, ; ond ga111c. Those who played includ<:d l The tra<'k events were co\·ered by Just:·lcrton, Glendale, Riverside, Long. or I at her, they never got rough ~nth: Rench, H<:ndrichon, Taylor, Fulton, i , a very few men; and consequently they f Beach, Santa ;\[onica, )!enlo, Stock- rne. iXOW th.at they have written I Teofo ld, Parker, Gredigfi White, Lind; were \\ eak. and the yrobable cau~e of: ton, a1id Ventura. . . their last ston<~S for ':lC I ca_n truth-· and Latzke, for the' frcstimen. [

the .do"nfall of-mo~t of.the.meets. .... __ , __ -- ~ ·-- Four Records·-- --· • ··-· ~~~\-~:~~-~-at_ c_vcry\hm~--~hcy tur~?dj_ .~,~~i_ng ·ror the sophomores were: j f ~ ' .. ·. ·, • Jim Purbaugh was the head man in I F t' I · · II d m \\ as good malcual. (That is, 1 ~cott Ca{ei·ood - E ·- Bourdeau -- E ·• -- · - -· " ·.'l = .

• , • • . ! our na 1ona Junao1· co ege recor 5, com arin thcii: write·u 5 with mine).,~ . • 1 ' •• • ' "J .. . -- --·--,;--:· ·----_---· ·-;-·

the !'prtnt section, ~ ith Ra) Frankel: we,<: broken thi ee by San Mateo J. , p g p . · Craig-, Gr<:enstrecl, ;\!. J. Bourdeau,' t!) men of the first and second teams his closest competitor. Frankel was; C. athletes a~d the oth<:r by Pasadena. I So to Hampton, :\!cCarty' and Jasp:1 •. R<>ynolds, Tatsuno and Denney. j of last ,:car Th~ men who are grad-h b t th "I d Wh"t d ~ · · . rson I want to express mv apprecia- 1. · . . h h. d ., · 1 e es e '' aroon an · 1 e sqau I The first record of the. ew-:-.ng was . · ·. ; Be IC\'e ·it 01 not, t c t tr game, uating or have finished their eligi.

had to offer in the 440 yard dash. 'set by the San ;\laleo medley relay! t1on fo1·. the help they rendered this j ,vas won by the Sophs to the tune of I bility arc· Capt<> in Ed Mohr g'uard. i · J · d t th · · school year. 10 t 2 Pl ·· f th S h I · T'. ' ' · '

. . '.\ ~nte ones \\ as ah stahn hout n . e; team which sh_aved 10.7 sec.ends off: \ good ~-ord about :'lfi~s Grae•: ! . o . . n;y mg _Gor et otp Cs .o~ I ray Fr.ankel, all· conference fullback Javelin event, even t oug e was m- :1 the record with a time of 10:22.4. The; • . . . · , this occa~1on were reens ree , a=- in '35 ·and - voted the· most valuable.·

- · 'k R · · h h ;di . · . . 1 DeGroot(' would certainly not go) · d G d' R ld D · , d · . .. · . tons1stent .. M~ e Cowe bm t !let. uk1 e: 'relay co~s1ste<l_ of a 440,. 880, 1320, ! amiss ('i(hcr. Miss Lois. Churchman : Rwoo h' ,roe igt,h e:,nfo ts,d _tennc, • ~~ man of the '36 squad by his team-, was tops, while oom s, ac ess,,; and a mile. Bill ,vohlc of San Mateo• . . . .·

1.• t. <>nc .. n . e ue ea e cam \\e1e•mates· Frank \Vattron guard· Walt

• . . · ll' , . · . · , - 'contributetd excellent g1r s spor s I · H d·-· k L t k p ·k j • · · ' • . ·Harlow, Nagler, and -Poulog1ams a : ,added 9~, mch<:s to the nat10n s shot 1 • . • . .• • • · 1

Fu ton, en 11c son, a z e, a1 er, Singl<:ton guard. A Sprague cenwr· · h · . G p · 1 I · · ; . . . 1 arhclcs while she was m the Journa • L" d d T 1 . • , • • · • • • helped in t e1r e-.cnts. corge ou o-: put record of· 48 feet 2;. inches with,. · · · ·

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· · · · h G k Fl. h · t · d 1 • • • • i ism class but when she e t race. oo , i • , . •. . • __ •. , :,t s;)anis, t c rec as., "as rame i a heave of 49 feet_~ _inch. ·. . · • . b ._;. . , - , r d , · . · · ·end· ·Glenn Maddux ·quarterback·· Leo

· --· ~-- · · · • I d ·· · h. ·· · t'· · .. - . ·- ·. · -o,er the jo · "'\er) issue oun " "'0\\' SPE \Kl .. 'G. OF' HIITEHS · ' · . ' ' · - · • · . • . 1or t!ie mile, anc. P ace m t is eHn : Lawrence of :'ltodesto Junior Col- l . 1

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· · · -., , ' " - Pierrucci halfback· Dick Jeffries full------------·-· · - II · h. . \ 880 . d r· d · · · . . • , 1 moderate:, ong arttc e concerning · . , . , ,_ . , . . .

·. ·. . as we ·as - is ·usu a ~- . -·;yar :-g m -~ ~ege ·to_ss_e~-the_-1avelm~19a.foet .llh.f worifriCin- B.-J:-C.-· sports,.....,.It-was _ _]_[ugh J?u~y _!)it _A_3~ f~~ _ ~ost~n 1~J_?ack; ~~~I __ l\lonroe, c~d; Vern Old<>r· . · .. _ . Sca$on Re,1ew~ · . ,inches, l\h1ch 1\as a fine performance .. th. k .1 bl" •t ,. f ti 189-t ._ . T> Cobb led Amcncan Lea~,shaw quarlci··-Joc-Gibson··halfback··---.-. · ' , · · ·. · : cir tas · to wr.1 c pu 1c1 > or. 1e . · . · . . , . , . , _, , . . .

The s_eason opened·. with a defeat· ~ewsome of_ Ful_Ierton won the discus 1 .. · d ·b th · ;tted -t·h · 1 . gue batsmen for 12 years, nine of !Bob Hackett guard· Wayne Filkcl

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. , . • . _ 1, , women an o acqu1 ernse \ cs . . . . h .. · . ' -· • . • . . . ' · at the hands· _of Fresno _:state _Fl'osh. j ~Yent ,nth a mark. ~f 13, feet 8 11 ; nobly. . them conse~utt~:c _ .. • Ed Dele _anty J tack!~; Leo Whal<:n, _ .h~lfback ;_ Reid

Trout, Jones and ;..tackl!ssey. all:plac<:cl. ~nch_'-:s-_ • ~· A. J .. ~- s s~ar \au)ter,, !llemb<:rs .of the junior col11:ge facs won the _champ1on~h1p of the Nat10nal i ,Bunt!ng, end; an_cl Wilham. Neill~ aU iri ·the weight events. . ... Bullock,_ returned net or Jn t_hc: pole ulty ·came to-·the rescue whenever ass League m ·13g9_ with a mar_k of .40~.: positions of. the·- backfield. .All. -Of

Rue Pollock ~ame -in third in lhe mull. llis ·winning height was· 13 ·. d d \\' I! F -t In 1902 · with Washington in the. thc"se a;·e 1<:ttcrmen and their loss will • s1stance was nee c . a ace ro,, , . . , . - . : · . mile. 'feel. Theron Taber, John Clymer, Don Ro- American League,. Delehanty copped' be gr<:atly felt in. the coming seaJon.

'fhc R~ncl!ai.le.-- plac:ed second to Bakersfield Junio1· College failc,I to . . · . \ the swat <:ro,vn with an average of \\'" ·· . . · - bcskv and Percy Bh,;s did .th<:1r part, _ . . . . . . · · 1th these m<:n gone, the burden

· 'f_ :ift. J. C,, in theit· ~econd. start of bi·eak.mto the sconng sheet. )!onte : ' (f ,1. H ,

1. ::\16 . Il11ly Hamilton scored 1!)6 .

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· . ·. · , fo1· : the sporLs; :,la . . 1sses azc : · --· . .- .· . · w1 . _1·l·~ . on 11nmy . oon, en , ,v o the- ~ea~on ... The .. Bakersfield_ R(']~y_,; Jone, and 131!1 1 rout came· close, but · ., . h l t d · 'th run,; for the Phil hes m 18()-t . . Guv ! d . d ·b II I t -1 · ·· .. _. , .. .. ..... .. .• . Alunc a so coopera e w1 us. · 1 . · .. . . • Jl aye some goo a . as . season;'. bou..,ht f\Ut the bes( the boys had, but c o,;e \\ a:,n t quite eno_ugh. :\lontc, · ·h· · ·· · · · · · -- · · · ·. - · , Hecker. tros.scc1 the 11latc · !'C\'CT1 tunes n \t C , · d ·l kl f th "' · . . __ . To t at \'eteran sporLc; scrivener,, . . .· _ - .-- · · ·· ··- - · nay ·, c ai·~y,,.rugge . ac · c o . c .. as usual, the tracy event::;· couldn't 1-!••t a TIIC-(' heave of 0\C:I" 11') feet II\ . : r f I r 1·r . I • _,for Lou1,;•,11lc Ill 188li ·In one 1•1·>• .. d· ,,· 't J .. b. t kl. . .Jnn )av o tic ,,n 1 01·man, a so goc,, .. , ., .. ,-<Jua , ., on c one:--, 1g ac e-keep pace with_ the field event men, th<' Ja\'C'lm, but he fouled :so the mark· · h k . · C · ti. t. 11 game, .too, n·member . . Hack \\11- f I t · , t h . · · b .. · . · · . a \'ole of t an ·s. oun ess 1mes · · · · . ·. ·,- o as year,; _ cam \\' o _ may . e who plac:1:d first in the di/cus ·and shot. \\"3:S ml. Trout had_ a bad :;ta1 t bcforq,. . <l bl' h 1 . ,., h .. · d ·_t t' son kno,·ked in 1!10 run,; for the ( ubs. eh:rngecl to "Uard nhx·t .s_h,a.so_ n,· B'ill . . . h, , . . . , . ,., · ··h ... · tnpp1: . 1t e y mcv as epa1 men 1. · .<. . • I . ... " c

Bu· t o·n \lar<:h l" at night Bakers- c. tc\~n entei~u the " ot put ring. k" f · 1 N t )'d h f ·1' m iu3o · · · Sunny J_im Bottom e) J_as11c1·.~·on, ,--111all but· tough .guar.-d·, ·•. ·)· ' · o .·.,~ ·f · . · h a:-;·1ng or.~1t .. •o oncc<1 e at 1 _ • • . • ~ f . Id J r . • 1-11 fi'i··t 1·n ,., fo'ui·-\,·av •, ffic:1.1" I c, u~0d to pei m1t t e Rene- I 1 .. , h · ff ·'th . . · dro\·e m 12 1·unnc_1·,:; 1n one game back l'uc Pc,ll_oc,.·, h'ol,li"ng cl.

0·\\·n the p·i,·ot _ 1e : · '- · c-mn~. "_ " ~ ,., . , - . . . . . me. le supp 1eu t e_ sta \\ 1 man~ '. , . -· ,. , " .

meet with _Coahng:i, Rc-c,lley and _\'1, ,,.a~~s l~ u ~ ~he._ B:ikei ,-,fir hi shot yut, _-''cute;'' which wci'e published on the i ITI_ l!l 2-l : · . OI' \.'n \\ ii.son made 36 position; Big Rob Sheldon; exp er-.. ~.;:alia.· _ _ .... _.... ·. . ~a~ mg it "a,-, not the -right weight. . I . I'll ti t b , triplets 10L P1ttsLurgh in 1912 . · • - · <l- t kl I . t. , h ·

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. - - . The ir'iin ha II ·was' then "bandaged up"' spoi·_ls. P.a.i;e: ... '~UC:'>S .. c av_e - 0 : u~· '. Ilabc ituth hit 714 noniers wh ilc in !e_nc~ . ac: . c . on. as ~ears (' am- -

Several men went to th<: Fresno· 1 T· •u·d·. ·h · h . - Jini a new pipe fo1· Christmas: · . · - -. · ·· :· .-·- ·-· ·-J)1onsh1p ·.<;quad;. and. Ed., .. Barbosa, ___ ,, __ . · . · . · . . · . · .. :. ,-· :irn . 1ou,_ 1 n t ave cnoug tame to· · · I . · d' the bier leagues · · d · I h · I I · · · · · Relays, but t~o:'e that d1<l _ entei· cou <.Lgct u,e,i _ to it. - · _ . :''e ~ad plenty. of ·help a n~htJ an i ". · )'Jlce _ Y_ c1H, w _o ,,·!I as? r<:tum. T~c .' not ph1ce_ag~m_st t~~ bc_:'_t ___ m_l_h.: st~tc:. In the intcrcoilegiatcdi,·ision Sta~~ :l 1111~gane we coul~ have do~~ a bet-; : . . . • _ rclu1 ni~g back~ld. men ar~: . Bill

,\ II in all, )[onte Jones \\·as . the. ford gained revenge .on U. s. c: b.:: ter Job _th_an we· ~Id .. ·. _oc~as1onall_y a:··. _ l Ill) c. ~(~nc_g •. 1~e }:!1!1:.•c_m ,.; ·. _'frou~, f~O-po~~d ~uHback;' Gene Du~-mo<t outstanding individual on the · · · r, 1 . t Th T . } ~tudent would chip rn with an idea Renegades_ arc no longer emblem- can, .the :Brca-.Olmda flea. who_ will squ~<l and grc·at thi~gs arc expected iacquir~ng ·,. dpoi~ths. :,,, e kroJansi :iboui. in1proving the page and we ap- !cs"-" From John Bes.one's mincl (?) be th<> _chief s_ignal caller this seascin; . , ' . · tame m sccon w, ~ .. ,·• mar ·ers , . . · -

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of hin\ nl'xl vear. · Following hini . . - · · preciated it. It showed ·they at casl. spm s a _g. . g n . . • . oy a-rper, w _o <ltd some -very fine_ · closely for outstandin~ honors· w~rc c· · · . . . c

1- b read. the fool thing. I was glad of :.a~mo_ur:-sword, . hcl~et, ,: shi(!ld, an_d '. ball c~nying. f_or last ye. a r's_ team! at

Jim .Purbaugh, Bill .Trout and .Ray am er a U I that: . c\erything. The knight S armour_ JS, the WITij( pos1t_ion; an{! George Town-F1-ankel. . V • . • . E ... · .·h . . ; I predict. ne~t rear'.s at_hletic teams, maroon and _his _shield. !,Jack without, sc_nc.l, a. ~mall but dynamic man; will

c .-- •·• ----~ -- • -··--··- .•.• ,.;...J~ ~_t~ __ . _ _'.('._ _ .. ~,~g~ ~ ~-, __ , _ ·-~a_t_8.a~~rsfiel~}~n_i?r ~~IJege y.·i)I give, ~nsignia of ~n~ descri~t~on; : Accord~! h_old down th_e 0th.er .hal~~c_k· posi-. __ · · 1 the Rip· sports ·writers ·e,·en- more,_to~ mg-Ao. med1e\ aL trad1t1~n. _ _;i_,_~!a.<:~ ! t1o_n .. _,_Tl}1:>rc.__1_s __ a_l\'~. a __ 1:_UfilOJ'. _afloat .

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;\h;;; ~uth Patty,· · of Edward;s 1' write about. .. · J have e,·err reason- to. shield <le notes· a pirate knight--0ne: that Charles K Hews, ~n'e of the -;;i;n:·~-,-:· Camera Exchange, was hostess _to the'. !ielie,c that" Coach. Frost wiH · ha;·e· a j who has been ea!'t out from the pro- iagc1·s. last· y<-'a'r; will. a"Jso don a ·ma-·. ; !- C. Canier_a ,Club: ~t.the_irJas~ meet-·j w

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ell:b_alanced, , ~ootba.11 _ i:quad .. : _ H~'U: tect'.ng _,,·ing ~f: the. chur~h into .. the; ro~n .and· wh_ite · su.it _ and . report f 01'

'. mg of _the sc~1estcr,- which was held l ha,·e the_"matenal. and when_ you g_1ye; pro\c~bial cold ,rnrld t_o shift {or him.; pract,~e; T_h,_s statemci;it brought_ JOY ; Wednesday cve_ning, ~lay 19, at her t "Jack·1· the materia I h~'ll -ghe you a: self. . . . . to the hea1·t o( C~ch Fros.t. No one .

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Palm B¢ach , studios, 16_0() Nineteenth Street. )!rs.• winner... Basketball ·is _ .. a .. question• , Accor<lrng lo . its creator. the, cm·, ori the )<:am . ha.s a cinched position -S_: u .1 T .· f>atty took tlic group, _through .the linark-it a),,..-~ys is.: :1-'rosla~dShoup .•_blem .. will be us:cd' e'xtcnsivcly for land ~o hold _down a first st~_ing b~~th __

------ ·---------- :_dai-k r_'o~m; develop_ing room, and the(w_ill hne a much betfer 19~B _~quad>tickcrs,·:and:other u_scs, _r1ext_·y1iar.ja·_candidate must prove hi~_-supe~ior;_ • ------· - -.------ .. · dryjJ1g-· ro·ont~---and-exptained'"' to- the' berau~e .:. most- -0£- :1he .-pre~s_ent _ ~ea~ 1-~t.!l!!f'""' !~~!:_-~~~~~ ~_!:~~ t~e- Re_ne·.; it;- over his -con1pclitoi-.. · . : _- ~- · - _

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slightly mystified but very curious l will be back, Percy· Bliss his two: gades can now hold up lneir"neads t-tii_ei·on Taoe1·; commlssioner·oc ath::..- --­i camtra enihusiasts _ ju!-t whaf m_akc:s I! shikes· on fiim before he even caHs 1 a~ -~march under th<:i_r own_ flag-p<:tirs, has arrangro a _tcntati,·e sched·_· · .. ·

Palm .. se· ach · ,a.photography studio tick._.She dem· his !rack roll. Rut Percy d~s goo~!sh1cld- even· though 1t_ b<' a black 1ule for the coining season.that is as f onstra_tcd _all the steps ricc~sary toj with the matertal on ha rid.· Quite a! one. . . _ i hard as stale bread. The 'Gades will ...

-. :· - . -:--~-----------:-- • ..,...- -:-··· --- i rrfake-a-finishro ·and enla~gcd. photo~j (e,,.·- P_ac_ilic- '?<>!st- track star~."o{. last f---· :...--:--· ;·---: ___ ,: ___ .:_ ______ ...,. I ~I'~~ th~~_ se1ts_o~..:...':~th_ t~~ - :5trori.g .• .:_~ --~Headquarters~-;--- : graph Jr:o~ __ a_ rnll _~,-~P2.~L!ilmJJj~~~_?_ll_ -~~~e_deHlo~. b~I~"=:.- -- '. pa!~ will ~am. convert.s. The~e w1ll 1· Long Bcacli ~kings •.. f:ollowing· :t~is--:-~

· and, according_ to Jack Lam~ert;, a i So now,- r hang up the phone and f be a ·Tw~nt1eth Cen_tury· Renna1ss1'nce I clash-the. l!aroons_w11l .. tangle._w1th.:._.,... .

. mcmber·_of th~ club,- was_ respon~ible I crow!. oack into hibernation. No more j in the field_. .or sport:-:righ_l _ on __ our :th~ San~ Barbara Frosh .. After th_e _ ·_ ; ~or one _of the most interesting meet. i will you be tormented by such ll thing: campus! : . · . · J Santa BarbanC ~cilf{le,. the· Fn:istmen _ _· ;mgs that look place during lhe,as aSports Rialto. Just think-next!· Bot the 1937-38 ~por~ staff will be 1mcct the L. A. J. C., U.· C. L. A.· -' semester. I S<-ptembcr you can· pick up the Rip·,· inferior to ours in one respect~ ·who· I Frosh, Glendale, Porwn·ille, and Vi-

)fembtrs of the club who attended I and perhaps read a decent sports. cn-r is unfortan.ate enough. to. head, salia Junior College and Fresno' State

Ha.'-_ r· r·. y· Coffee _· i this meeting besides· Mr. Lart"l>ers; column. There won't be ·grammatical; the d<:partment. will not. put in asj Fro_sh foHow jn the order named: 'The were: Dot Dodson;· _Virginia Starkey, errors in i~ All tripe will be climi- much ·work as I and my :Staff' haw l Renegades v.ill wind up th·e seB.!on

BAKERSFIELD. /lice. 81:auchamp, Louise_ Johnson,,·n~t.cd. Perhaps the new co_~d:rge ~one. !hat i.,; one merit tha~ v._e had, against_ the Taft C-Ouga~. !af~ wili ! lfelvrn Bell,. Douglas Jarrt:tt, a~d Ed-1 will make a few correct pred1cllons, 1f nothing else. . ·. - ! be_ out· for blood, ~o lh_1s tilt 1s ex~

----------------·ward Saeckcr. 1 soniething .I cou~dn't do •. The sports I · Adios amigos! ! peeled to l!e a rip-roaring batOy ro)-·el.

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