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The Yellow Jacket, October 27, 1961
Page 8
Dorm Now Getting
KHPC Programs
At last the stories have
come true; KHPC, the FM
college radio station, Is now
In the women's dorm and
will soon be In the men's
dorms.
By the nse of a re-broad-
cast transmitter located In
the women's dorm, KHPC
can now be picked up on
590 on the regular AM radio.
According to ,Dr. Fred Inman
of the Physics Department,
It will be a few more weeks
before wires can be Strang to
the men's dorms. "First we
have to haYe authorization to
cross the streets with the
wires to the dorms, and build
a coupling unit to couple the
wires into the power lines to
get it to the dorms," said Dr.
Inman.
With the addition of the
transmitter and several new
records, KHPC is looking
forward to an even larger
listening audience than before.
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408 Va Center
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Pledges Arise
Early To Eat
Big Pancakes
"Six o'clock in the morn-
ing ..." was the theme song of
the members of PI Chi, Howard
Payne College's "progressive
club," as they prepared for the
seven o'clock Pancake Break-
fast given for their pledges
Thursday Oct. 19, in Todd Hall.
Twenty pledges attended the
breakfast where Jeanette James,
Pi Chi president, told some aims
of the club and some of the
duties pledges may be expected
to perform.
Miss Tessica Martin, director
of public information, and Don
Newbury, assistant director of
public information, assisted Pi
Chi members in serving the
prospective press club members
pancakes, bacon, fruit juice and
coffee.
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They All
Predict Win
BY NEAL FOED
Let a team get a couple of
wins under its belt, and it bub-
bles with optimism.
But, as far as the Howard
Payne Yellow Jackets are con-
cerned, their optimism is jus-
tified. They feel that they are
clicking together as a team
now, and plan to enter Beau-
mont Saturday night without
fear or trembling.
This doesn't mean that the
Paynemen are over-confident,
because they aren't. But they do
feel they have found themselves,
and concur that it will take a
good team with great effort to
beat them.
Actually, a unanimous feeling
prevails among members of the
team that the trip home from
Beaumont Sunday won't actu-
ally be too long. They think they
are going to have a sweet win
for a conversation piece all the
way home.
Are we going to win the
Lamar Tech game? Why is our
team clicking now? Questions
such as these were fired at
various HPC players, and they
came forth with answers which
reflect strong confidence, and
optimism.
Here is what they said:
Harry Krenek, halfback, El-
gin sophomore: "Yes, we are
going to beat Lamar Tech, be-
cause we are playing together
as a team now. Our defense is
hitting, and we are tackling as
a team, and not just a bunch of
indivuals."
Doug Shouse, halfback, Cle-
burne freshman: "Yes, because
there is too much desire and de-
termination among the members
of the team. If we lose a game,
the team that beats us is going
to deserve to win, because we
are not going to be charitable
and give any more away."
Bill Lee, center, Electra jun-
ior: "We have found out that
we can win with a team effort,
and simply lose when we play
as individuals."
Wendell Byrom, halfback,
Gatesville sophomore: "We can
beat Lamar Tech, because we
have the desire."
Israel (Tank) Cortez, guard,
San Benito junior: "We got to
beat them. We are ready for
them."
B. J. Korenek, fullback, Waco
sophomore: "Yes, because every-
one wants to win."
Leon Combs, halfback, Hemp-
stead sophomore: "Yes, because
we want to win this game, and
the conference. We are playing
better now, and one reason is
that we believe the entire stu-
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dent body is really behind1 us."
Royce Blackburn, halfback,
Brady sophomore: "Yes, desire
and hustle.
Pete Hobby, guard, Chilton
senior: "We are going to be
after them. We have more hus-
tle and determination, and we
have been a different team since
Homecoming, mainly because of
spirit. The student body has
more, and so do we."
John Culpepper, fullback, Katy
junior: "We like to win Home-
coming games, and that's just
what we plan to do at Beau-
mont." i i J
Coach Glen Whitis, head cage
master: "What do you mean
asking me if we're going to
beat them? We're going down
there aren't we?"
B. Todd Bowls
'Spectator Score'
Beverly Todd, Pasadena
sophomore, soared to a bowling
game score of 201 during a
women's physical education
bowling class this week.
She had five strikes in the
first five frames to bowl this
high game for PE Class 220.
** *
"This is a pretty spectacular
score for a woman bowler,"
said Mrs. Charlene Hurst, in-
structor. 1 i
Freshman Dress
Not By Choice
"A talent show presented in
chape) by *dressed-up' freshmen
will be the highlight of Fresh-
man Dress-Up Day this year,"
says Russell Berry, who is in
charge of the program.
The freshmen girls will not
have the honor of kissing the
"shiny" head of Dr. Z. T. Huff,
former Dean and Academic Vice
President of Howard Payne
College, who retired from this
position last year.
Dress-Up Day will be Friday,
Nov. 3.
The freshmen will be dressed
by the upperclassmen and will
show off in chapel and down-
town in an annual parade im-
mediately following the dismis-
sal of chapel. All freshmen will
be required to participate, ac-
cording to Berry.
The following rules will be
observed by the upperclassmen
in dressing the freshmen:
(1) Each freshman will be
dressed-up by an upperclass-
man. '
(2) Transfers will be dressed
by freshmen.
(3) Students will stay dress-
ed-up until after the noon meat
(4) Boys will be dressed' as
boys and girls as girls.
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The Howard Payne Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1961, newspaper, October 27, 1961; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth128386/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.