Kilgore College - Ranger Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

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A. The Grand Chorus sings some popular tunes. B. Dr. Charles Mathews welcomes students to KC. C. Students stand to sing along with the Chorus. D. Lt. Donah Weaver and the Rangerettes perform a routine. E. SAC president David Warrick addresses the audience. F. Drum major Shonda Dauphin and the Ranger Band prepare to present a number. 27

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Who's Who Program Presents Campus Personalities Freshman and transfer students in Psychology 111 were introduced to “Who’s Who on the campus when they met in Dodson Auditorium at 10 a.m. Sept. 19. Instructor Peggy Coghlan introduced the speakers and groups who participated. The program opened with the Grand Chorus, directed by Melvin Marshall, singing “The Star Spangled Banner.” A brief welcome was given by Dr. Charles Mathews, executive vice president. Dean M. K. Whitten made a few remarks and also introduced Joe Webb. Director of the Student Service Center, who introduced officers of the Student Affairs Congress. The Ranger Band. Rangerettes, Cheerleaders, Mr. Ranger and the 1974 football team and coaches were also presented. After a short pep rally, the more than 1,000 students left the auditorium as the Ranger Band played the Ranger Fight Song.” 26

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Blue Scalps Tribe; Clinch Second Win The Rangers captured their second win of the season by defeating the Tyler Apaches, 13-9. A 74-yard pass-run strike from quarterback Jim Hector to flanker David Graves, with only 1:34 gone in the first quarter, put the Apaches on the scoreboard with a 6-0 lead. The extra point attempt was wide. Racing around right end for a Ranger TD, QB Steve Adams capped off a six-play drive, followed by a Lester Belrose PAT which gave Kilgore a 7-6 lead. Final points by the Apaches were secured by kicker Steve Wilhite’s field goal. Super defensive action by both teams resulted until the fourth quarter when tailback Gary Blair scurried nine yards to pay dirt. B. 55 28