Articles – The Kennel – 12/14/1956

by Wick Temple Coach Jimmie Jones’ Texarkana Bulldogs face some of the toughest Junior College basketball competition in the nation on the 18, 19 and 20 in the Tyler JC Tournament in Apache Gym, Tyler. Kilgore, Tyler, Paris, Wharton, Del Mar, Texarkana, Lon Morris and other highly regarded quintets will be fighting it out in…

by David Terry The Ouachita Baptist College girl Cagers edged out the Texarkana College Bulldogettes 48-46 in the final seconds of the game, Monday. Coach Grace Frederic said the Texarkana team was tense and played a weak defensive game. Lou Hulsey was high scorer with 20 points. Norma Renfro meshed 8, Beth Runyan tallied 6,…

A course in Religious Education will be taught by the Rev. Robert Parks at the St. Mary’s Church Vicarage on Stilwell Drive just north of the college campus. The class will be moved to the proposed Parish House just as soon as this is ready for occupancy. This course, which will carry regular college credit,…

by David Terry Texarkana College Cagers wilted considerably in their second and third games after blossoming in that first game by defeating Kilgore Rangers 86-85. Center Harold Honea dropped in two free shots after the final buzzer to put down the defending national champs in junior college basketball, who, incidentally are picked to repeat for…

At the regular meeting of the Student Council on Tuesday, November 20, the meeting was called to order by the president; the roll was called; and the minutes were read and approved. A Gazette News Student Loan Fund has been established at TC by Mr. C. E. Palmer, publisher of the Gazette and Daily News.…

by Billy Lou Perry The holiday season is here! To brighten the campus is June Gary wearing red velvet jeweled trimmed flats. Jeanie Hubbard sparkles in her heavy-knit aqua boat-neck sweater. Lajuana Stipp shows the true Christmas spirit with a pretty bright red sweater. Shirley Mathis wears a beautiful gold skirt topped with a sparkling…

by Chris Houghton ‘Twas the last shopping day before Christmas,And all through the store,Last minute shoppers were causing frenzy galore!And I in the gift-wrapping department was inwardly waiting for that minute – that minute when the last customer would be ushered out the door. I was tired, bone tired; my feet hurt, my back ached,…

by Nelda Smith Hi, gang! If you were disappointed because we didn’t have this column last time, please accept my apologies. I just couldn’t find any news. However, things have been happening since the last paper. It seems that play practice caused sparks to flame. John Woodall and Ann McClendon, Lajuana Stipp and Chuck Winchell,…

by Beverly Yarberry and Jane Fanning The other day I got bored in history class, and decided to “case the joint”. It just dawned on me that there was a good-looking gentleman sitting in front of me. It was none other than Pat Robbins from Nashville, Arkansas. Girls, here is a switch—he loves the female…

by Duncan Conly and Rose Marie Holmes How many times a year do you give someone a gift for no occasion? Do you ever give a gift just because you want to or does it have to be Christmas, a birthday, or a special event? Most of us have to have a definite reason to…