The Howard Payne College Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 2, Ed. 1, Friday, September 21, 1973 Page: 1 of 4
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SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Awarded Hatton W. Sumners
Scholarships through the Academy of Freedom were left to
right NancyCaywood JeffMiller Linda Bowers Ricky Akins
and Sharon Knighten.
Variety is word
for Chapel 73
A wide variety of chapel and
assembly programs are being
offered Howard Payne College
students this fall according to
Dr. Bob Campbell committee
chairman.
Included in a list of 44
programs will be musical
entertainment by country-
western star Judy Lynn a talk by
a former POW Captain James
Ray and a series of lectures on
demons and witchcraft.
Dr. Campbell says "This is
undoubtedly one of the best chapel
schedules we've had since I've
been at Howard Payne." He also
added that some of the programs
will be open to Brownwood
residents although
"unfortunately not all of the
chapels and assemblies may be
seen by Brownwood residents
because of a lack of space in Minis
Auditorium."
One program which area
residents will be urged to attend
will be the Staley Foundation
Lectures delivered by Dr. John
Newport. Dr. Newport will speak
on demons and witchcraft during
chapel September 24 and 2G. He
will also present his unique
lecture at 7 p.m. September 24
and 25 in Minis Auditorium.
Brownwood residents are urged
to attend this series. Dr. Newport
is a professor of religious
philosophy at Southwestern
Baptist Seminary and has written
a book entitled "Demons
Demond Demons."
Aspecificdalehasnot yet been
set for a visit by former POW
Captain James Ray who is a
native of Con roe. Captain Ray was
a prisoner for seven years.
According to Dr. Campbell he will
probably appear in December.
Another important date on the
chapel calendar is October 8 when
Bunny Martin o-yo champion
magician and humorist will be on
campus. An HPC ex-student
Martin offers a variety of
entertainment and delivers a
Christian message.
On October 17 Dan McBride a
well-known Southern Baptist
religious satirist will be
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presented. Dr. Campbell explains
that McBride's satire is in good
taste and does not reflect badly on
any religious institutions.
Later in October another
comedian Jerry doner will be
on hand. Clowcr is also an
evangelist and was voted most
popular program threeyearsago
when he appeared in chapel.
Two musical entertainers are
on tap for October. The first
VernardJackson is a saxophone
player and student at
Southwestern Baptist Seminary.
He has played professionally and
annually gives concerts at
various BSU state and local
meetings.
Then on October 26 country-
western recording star Judy Lynn
comes to town for a one-hour
concert in Mims. The popular
vocalist will be accompanied by
her band and will stopover during
a tour of the Southwest.
Howard Payne's annual
Campus Revival will be held from
October 29 to November 2 with
Dr. Frank Pollard pastor of
Shiloh Terrace Baptist Church
as speaker.
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Picture dates
Dates tor yearbook
photography and for showing
proofs were announced this
week by Billy Kirchner Lasso
editor.
Students not photographed I
during registration and faculty
and staff members will be
photographed Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of next
week at Gibson's. Studio. There
is no charge to have the
portrait made Kirchner
explained. The cost is
included in the Lasso fee that
isapartofthe student activity
fee. A student should show his
activity card at the studio
Kirchner said.
Students photographed
during registration may see
their proofs Monday through
Friday of next week at
Gibson's Studio.
Brownwood Texas
FreshmenClasscandidates
run but 'forget' to qualify
All freshmen running for class
president and senate offices are
Ineligible to run for office. This
was the consensus of the Student
Association Senate as it met for
its second time this year at
Fleming Religion Center on
Tuesday night.
It was discovered that none of
the candidates seeking the offices
of Freshman Class president and
senators have attended the first
two meetings of th Senate and thus
have only one more opportunity
remaining to comply with the
requirements for the election of
Freshman Class officers as
stated in th Student Association
Constitution.
Academy names
five scholars
The first five recipients of the
prestigeous Hatton W. Sumners
Scholarships administered by
the Academy of Freedom have
been announced by Ed Daniel
faculty member. Receiving the
scholarships are Sharon
Knighten Ricky Akins Linda
Bowers Jeff Miller and Nancy
Caywood. They are among 23
sophomore students who applied
for the awards last Spring.
Final selection was based on
the student's grade average
character community and
campus involvement attitude
and an expression of his intent to
President has reception
Howard Payne's annual
Presidential Reception honoring
all new students was held in the
Blue Room of Vedtf llodg Hall
Tuesday.
The formal come-and-go affair
was attended by various members
of the faculty and administration
including (IPC's president
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September 21 1973
The predicament arose as
Roger Lofton Election
Committee chairman made his
report on the upcoming elections.
Freshman and special Senate
elections are scheduled for
September 28.
Article VI Section 4 of the
Student Association Constitution
dealing with Freshman elections
provides that "candidates for the
offices of President and Senators
must have attended a minimum of
three (3) Student Senate
meetings."
"In order to remedy the
situation and enable us to still
have the proposed elections we
shnll have to hold two extra
enter the Academy. Each of these
students will receive a $4000.00
stipend (to be divided into
$1000.00 allotments over the
next four long semesters.
This Spring an additional five
Hatton W. Sumners Schloarships
will be awarded to sophomors who
intend to enter the Academy when
they become juniors. Students
who are interested in these and
other Academy scholarships
should contact Guy Garner
student Academy assistant or Ed
Daniel faculty member at the
Academy.
andhiswife. Dr. and Mrs. Roger
L. Brooks vice-presidents Bob
Havins A. C. Garvin and Henry
Lindsey. Other distinguished
members greeting freshmen and
transfers were Don Jackson dean
of admissions and records; Ron
Coker business manager; and
George Sehoner assistant to Dr.
Brooks.
DR. AND MRS. ROGER L. BROOKS
.Great newcomers at President's Reception
Number 2
meetings after next Tuesday's
regularly scheduled Senate
meeting" explained Terry
Carter. The Student Association
president plans to conduct these
meetings for the benefit of all the
candidates. Carter emphasized
that each candidate should be
present if his name is to be on the
ballot for the election.
The situation the Freshmen
candidates find themselves in is
uncxplai nable since all
information and requirements
appear in the student handbook
and the SA Constitution.
Freshmen running for
president are Bill Glover Linda
Gale Owens and Terry
Stubblcfield. Three students have
announced for the office of vice-
president. They are Charles
McLaughlin Anthony D. Ellis
andDuane Robinson.
Those in the running for
treasurer are Lisa Stirling
Jeannene Woods and Gfnger
Woodard. Candidates for
secretary are Chrie Walters
Karen Wiley Jan Walton and
Dianna Deerfield. Seeking .the
positions of Senators are Danette
Daniel Louise Campbell
Michael Smith Steven Evans and
Gladys Barnes.
In other Senate business
Tuesday Wayne McAfee
announced that Kay Varnedore
has been named half-time
chairman for Homecoming.
Senators once again wrestled
with the dorm refrigerators
issue. Mary Burke Sophomore
senator made a motion that the
rule against refrigerators in
dormitories be lifted. This issued
will now be taken before the
administration for consideration.
In final action by the Senate the
outdated public address system in
Mims Auditorium and parking
space or lack of it was brought to
the attention of E. B. My re dean
of students and advisor to the
Senate. Dean My re said that
investigation in ways to improve
the public address system was
underway.
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