The Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 7, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 27, 1946 Page: 3 of 8
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fc.ijicsday. Match 27, 1940.
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blustering in since tin? last
:: ihe Rambler, so what say
11 i!),> breeze a bit on our
subject tin" i>\ GJ's on
nipus.
i>:| liien sooni to U- tjuilo
tills season, judging trom
rn. n:' number who are
to TWO. Three definite
ooiis" who are tie,finitely
, u'-Uiit are 'I'ommy Connell,
! iin, and Otis Buell.
.. has :i cute li'l woman
1 k- in the office as Miss
•i.rotary, A hint to the
aenild be sufficient, girls
, ; you don't try any of your
iactios on him.
• •at Mill is a dark-haired,
i.ing gent, late of the Air
who is a member of the j
; class. Mo is also the proud
i i f two children
lassie" Buell, a husky blond
close-cropped fiair cut
: iy known as a "burr"),
.. an ex-Air Corps-He, where
B-17's and B-20's. In hisj
lime, he works as house
•or at the Wwrth Theater.
•.'.•av, Gus, Row about, get-
on the beam and giving
of passes or so to some of
buddieswhose government
haven't started coining in
RmnrMM Akaund
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AFTER
Save Hours In An Art Lab?
No, Just Use'Chemicals!
Basketball season is over and
most of the players have begun
working out for track events. As
things take shape it looks as if wo
• are going to put up a fight in the
Texas Conference for first hon-
ors, this being our first feat since
'12
Included in our ranks is Claude
Brocket!, who placed second in
j-the Texas Conference in the last
year of competition. Hoy Barber
is roun ig' into a fine broad-jump
man and Bob Blackburn expects
*i.i th?''220-yard dash.
Other/''dash men will be Neil
f-arn.'knack and Wallao. Prut ton.
The position of the miler is still
Open as ye!.
SKMOKS WIN HOOP MKKT
The Seniors walked off with th •
the boy's iutramral in k tball ti-
t.ile by defeating the juniors 32-
19. Th© freshmen won over the
CALENDAR
March iil—-Life Service Rand
party at Poly .Methodist
Church,
April l-(i—Freshmen week.
5—Soph party tor fish,
fi—BSC Retreat.
13—All-school dance at
Wo'nia.n'* C)ul>.
B
ve you noticed the surprising
, r of "dizzy blondes" on the
" George Arnold, Ira Fos-
Hicr ;,rH| Pay "illollywoexl" F'env
, , three good examples, and
r as we've been able to find
'hoy're all on the loose! Mob-
il . Hubba!
!•' ■: those who prefer the quiet,
jr...: type, how about trying
TJi.-ma;; Day out for size? Of
Ii .. • . lie has two strikes against
hi::; with Jay MeCarty, and Cor-
d : Sword for roommates but
dor.',! hold that against him- his
technique is quite different from
Hf . i
■ theirs.
I -. ! James Duckworth is an-
or; - , unfortunate victim of Jay
|;i!. i Cordon. Four in a room is bad
■: h but all we*oan say on the
s'ibj' t is Oh. brother. James
h;,i:> from Jaoksboro, and most of
hi- no!-so-short stay" in the ser-
vice was spent as a guest of the
Japs in other words, he was a
I'OYV. He's on convalescent fur-
lough at least that's what his
orders say'
It's really good to see ole Bill
Caraway and Joe Stockton back
on the campus. They really ac-
quired a debonair man-of-t he-
world air during their visit with
Uncle Sam They were both in the
Air Corps- Bill as a navigator and
Joe as a gunner.
"Short but sweet" would be a
good phrase- to describe Melvin
Malre ate if it. didn't sound a bit
sissifieci for a masculine male like
said Melvin, so if we just say he's
"not so tall witji a super person-*
fility," that would do just as well,
don't you think,
"i -ady Freddie" Daring, who
eon Id easily double for Cornell
Wilde fonly we think Freddie ii
a light improvement), i« a bit
"goif happyjust mention the
p*me and he's up in the clouds.
Here's a wee small tip for anyone
who might'be interested the $ay
to Freddie's heart is through a
golf bag!
Time is growing shirt, so that's
thirty for now.
TWC Girl Cagers
Win First Place
TWC girls basketball tcatn cap-
tured first berthh in a round-rob-
in tournament at TSCW in Den-
ton, March 9. Others entered in
the tournament, were teams from
TSCW, TCl/and WRA.
Team members were Margaret
Cowden, captain; Christen Davis,
Elsie Roach, Doris Renfro, Peg-
gy Gallagher, Bertha Lee Ivie, and
Geneva Knox.
The tournament was a feature
of a SportS'iDa.v clinic for physi-
cal education majors, and minors^
Erline Harwell and iloys Vick
also attended the clinic, They were
accompanied by Miss May Belle
Tinkle and Mrs. Elizabeth Hull
of W. C. Stripling Jr. High School
by Kill Barker
iou can make a pen-and-ink-
drawing from a photograph by
inking in the image with water-
proof black India ink and then
'"■bleaching out the photo.
To do this thumbtack the
photograph to a drawing board
and with a fine ink pen, trace the
lines and then work in the shading
| and texture,
When tin- ink is dry, soak the
| print in water, then bleach out
the photo by Immersing the print
. in a solution of resublimed iodine,
; one teaspoonful in 16 ounces of
water and one teaspoonful of po-
; tassium iodine. These are available
at most drug Stores.
The chemicals will stain the
print a dark brown while taking
• the photo off But just Wash it in
water and place it in a hypo fix-
ing bath and the stain will disap-
pear, leaving it white. The picture
should be washed to get rid of the
hypo, and then dried.
i sophomores 30-32 for the consola-
tion prize
The Seniors showed some spark,
le but most of the wins were made
by getting down and digging.
They had the most difficulty *vith
the freshmen who led S-2 ui> to
I the last of the first half, ihenj the
seniors came into their own \;uid
: walked off with the title.
STOCK SHOW TRACK
MEET ENTERED
The Rams entered the Stock
Show track meet in preparation
for the contest for Iho first in the
Toxas Conference. Tht entrants
Were Claude Bro Rett, Jim.Hudson,
Neil I-auianiLck, Carl Sit ton. and
Ralph Stafford. They had not had
too much training and weren't in
their best condition, however they
showed u;i pretty good for their
first: time Out this year.
•We are' going to have a good
team bul we mu i have backing
from the student body
RA( ETHERS liEGIN
The i-nrh intrnmhials start
soon a lid the hoys are getting in
shape. The going will be tougli.and
last due to the fact that. -;ve have
quite m few boys that have the
old fight and will put TWC on top
in the Texas Cordon nee when the
tennis battle comes around. We
wil ont-r both -ingles and doubles
with the position being won by in_
tarmura' canto ' between the
enl rants
GOLFERS AFTER (TP
TWC is again after that golf
cup that they have won repeated-
ly before. They are practicing now
in preparation for the big event.
We have quite a few boys that
shoot mosi > ourses very low and
the oth ;■ entrants from the Texas
Conlerence •.• ill .• c to card some
very low s< ores to oust Texas
Wesloyun from the league.
SOPHS WIN < A(,E MEET
(iirls' intramural basketball
was won by the soph tcu«n. The
I'ollowing results coiicIikImI the
season: soph-junior 25-13; soph-
(lorm 31-20; sopb-tish M-t;
dorm-junior 2!!-3S; clorin-lish 2-
0.
Hoopsterines
Win Two Game
VARSITY TEAM CHOSEN
Each year a girls' varsity bas-
ketball team is selected by the
WAA council.
<iirls selected this year were
Beatrice Duckett, Elsie Roach,
BertUia Lee I>ie, Christene Dav-
is, Billie Henson, and Geneva
Knox.
Don Gala Garb of Old West,
Attend Stock Show, Rodeo
—o-
Only two kinds of people like
flattery. Men and wome*.
The Old West lived again for
many during*"lhe showing of the-
Southwestern Exposition and F'at
Stoidt Show Looking around the
campus one could see the boots
and gay clothes which were so
typical of the days of the* dashing
cowboys and the beautiful ladies
of the goUjien West.
Among the many eager specta-
tors at the Rodeo were many rep-
resentatives of TW. For epiite a
few this was a particular joy, for
several of our studenff .body were
raised where a fine horse is a
source of pride, while others were
seeing a rodeo for the first time.
Should the next person you meet
hail you with a friendly 'Howdy',
return the greeting and crsdit it.
to the genuinely friendly atmos-
phere of the West and Ft. Worth.
Anna Ruth Culps must have;
been paid hs a ,"heckler" the way
she was "knocking herself out" at
the rodeo. Sivn" at the exhibits
wore May Peak, and Marty Coe.k-
roft, and their families, all deck-
ed out in their Western attire.
Dude Thurston, Pal Arnold, and
Pat Townsend and family took
in the rodeo in grand style S.vn
Renshaw. ' Jo Wren, Buddy Wil-
liams and Ann Thurston teamed
up to mal>e a foursome^
Jim Campbell, St 11 a Green.
Douglas Morris. Jackie Latshaw,
Tommy Tribble, and Virginia Jar
rell helped boost the sales on the
midway. Odell Harrison, and Mars
Leo Standi for seemed to be enjoy,
ing things in gpneraS—T. ,Bond
i Johnson Mill can't understand
why he wasn't allowed to ride the
miniature trains and so it goes.
Well, podner, that's all for me,
I'm goin1 to the wagon, these
' boots are killin' me.
Fish "Cowhands"
Ride in Parade
"I've got spurs that jingle, jang-
le, jingle." "Whoa that Moss,'' "Say
what did you do with that bale
of hay?"
Such were the phrases heard in
the halls last Friday, when sev-
en couples from the freshman
class donned their western clothes
and climbed aboard a wagon, dec-
orated to the gills, to ride in the
Stock Show parade downtown.
The "hands'" included Stella
Green. J. W. Baker, Penta Price-.
Tommy Taggat't, Betty Jane Tur-
ney, Richard Roach. Sara Drak .
Bobby Lynch, Overa Nethe'to'
Jack Edens, Johnnie Elia, Beryl
Daniels. Pat. 1-Iotopp and Billy
Parker.
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Intramural Volleyball
Games Are Scheduled
The intramural season for vol-
leyball began March 6. and will ;
C
•_» -*«.•
The TWC g.ii :s i.nskotbati team
has wen both practice games of
the currem reason ov< r the Fort
Worth Public St. hool physical edu-
' cation tcnehers and Handley High
1 Schpcl girls.
The lea'.hers -.v re defeated in
the TW.' gym Feb 27 by a score
ol 23-LS nod .tht- Handley girls
were tramtiled -15-18 on their
. homo poort.
Team m?rahe s aie Elsie Roach,
Christine Dir. Billie Henson,
turn Saturday • .enine
Margaret C'-wd-e. Doris Renfro
and Peggy Cadoghei. Miss May-
Belle i ink-'"' :•. ■ ee coa«*"
" ° * ^
Bonz Hall Team
Wins Leag liilc
The Boa,' iHaJJ eagc-rs captured
the Commercial League title with
a 22-20 defeat ( /er the Ft, Worth
Boys Club.
if?
The city 'league championship
was lost by a single point, which
I was won by the Tooling Termites.
; Claude Brooke!t was top scorer
for the team with 56 points to his
| credit
I
jFrrrr? To Be Scene
eonliinite through the first part of
April. A large group has turned
out to be coached by student coach-
es, Margaret Cowden and Geneva
Knox.
The NSW A rules are being prat
C'C-
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Bbl) Retreat
Plans are bt ing completed for
the annual spring BSC retreat
which will be held on a nearby
tised with the exception that there | farm_ The group will leave Fri-
are only six on a team instead .of ; day evening. March 29, and re-
tMglit ' j*nni' ^'r" ('!enn Wilcox. Ay.ngratu-
A Hound-Robin tournament will i primary purine of tin;
bo held between the classes and trip will be to make BStJ plans
dormitories. fo1' th" but ar tivilies ^ for
. 0 •»'' entoi taimr. nt and inspiration
Cute thing:• Does this^ijxtick
cdme off very easily ?
Cosmetics Clerk: It depends on
the fight you put ui^
... The meek shall inherit the earth,
but the women who made them
! meek will soon take it away from
| them.
Hreatlt Takers
Sam Renshaw; Gus Weber, and
Wally Batten came to the Dean'-
history ela<* after de\ourint; sev-
eral pounds of garlic. They really
can take your breath away.
also highlight the Week-end.
(Found
An apartn.eni b\ 'Miss Hnithrup
and Mr. Glean .v'iifoj; oCngriitu-
latiemis!
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Thurston, Norma. The Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 7, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 27, 1946, newspaper, March 27, 1946; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth416105/m1/3/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas Wesleyan University.